Maxton W. Soviak

Navy Hospitalman Maxton W. Soviak, from Berlin Heights, Ohio, served as a medic with the 1st Marine Regiment. Born on October 22, 1998, Max was known for his dedication to helping others and his commitment to his role. He joined the Navy with a desire to serve his country and make a positive impact. Max’s commitment to his role and his fellow service members earned him several awards, including the National Defense Service Medal and the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal.

Max’s dedication to his duties was unwavering. He was known for his compassion and his willingness to go above and beyond to help others. His role as a medic was marked by his genuine care for his fellow service members and his dedication to ensuring their well-being. During the evacuation efforts in Kabul, Max’s bravery and selflessness were on full display as he worked tirelessly to ensure the safety and care of those around him.

Max’s actions during the Kabul evacuation demonstrated his courage and commitment to his mission. He put himself in harm's way to assist others, embodying the highest values of the Navy and Marine Corps. His bravery and sacrifice are remembered by his family, friends, and fellow service members.

Max's legacy continues to inspire those who knew him. His dedication to service, compassion, and willingness to put others before himself are honored by all who had the privilege of knowing him. Max’s memory lives on as a testament to his bravery and commitment to his country.