Whitney Griffin, a Navy family member, took first place at the base-level AMC Icon competition. Eight Joint Base Charleston members competed in signing competition held at the Charleston Club, Aug. 20. AMC Icon is loosely based on American Idol where service members, Department of Defense civilians and family members ages 18 and older compete for cash prizes. Griffin performed "Young and Beautiful" by Lana del Rey.(Courtesy photo / Maj. Julie Johnson, 628 Medical Group)

Toby Housey, a member of the 628th Air Base Wing Equal Opportunity Office took second place at the base-level AMC Icon competition. Eight Joint Base Charleston members competed in the signing competition held at the Charleston Club, Aug. 20. AMC Icon is loosely based on American Idol where service members, Department of Defense civilians and family members ages 18 and older compete for cash prizes. Housey performed "Thinking Outloud" by Ed Sheeran. (Courtesy photo / Jessica Donnelly, 628th Force Support Squadron)

Technical Sgt. Andrew Silvis, 920th Maintenance Squadron took second third place at the base-level AMC Icon competition. Eight Joint Base Charleston members competed in the signing competition held at the Charleston Club, Aug. 20. AMC Icon is loosely based on American Idol where service members, Department of Defense civilians and family members ages 18 and older compete for cash prizes. Silvis performed "Ordinary People" by John Legend. (Courtesy photo / Jessica Donnelly, 628th Force Support Squadron)

Senior Airman Calvin Johnson, 628th Security Force Squadron will move onto the AMC-level competition of AMC Icon after placing as the highest scored active duty Air Force participant. Eight Joint Base Charleston members competed in the signing competition held at the Charleston Club, Aug. 20. AMC Icon is loosely based on American Idol where service members, Department of Defense civilians and family members ages 18 and older compete for cash prizes. Johnson performed "Unbreakable" by Alicia Keys. (Courtesy photo / Maj. Julie Johnson, 628th Medical Group)