Gets Results, Accomplishments
- Implemented and demonstrated strong technical capacity in logistics by meticulously maintaining over 2,500 hand receipts without any discrepancies.
- Established a comprehensive training program within the squad, resulting in improved technician skills and a 40% reduction in non-mission-capable (NMC) vehicles.
- Successfully delivered over 2 million gallons of JP-8 aviation fuel to 110,000 aircraft annually, maintaining an impressive average response time of 15 minutes.
- Cleared over 2,000 miles during route clearance missions, effectively detecting and neutralizing two improvised explosive devices (IEDs), thereby preventing casualties.
- Overcame various obstacles to accomplish mission objectives, including arranging training, obtaining personnel, and meeting maintenance requirements ahead of schedule.
- Achieved remarkable success despite limited resources by coordinating with other post agencies to share workload and ensuring timely delivery of training aids for planning conferences.
- Developed a comprehensive plan for turning in over $60,000 worth of serviceable CLIX service and repair parts to the SSA, resulting in a more efficient and organized parts bin.
- Tasked with constructing Route Wanna checkpoint and road reconstruction between two villages, completing the project two weeks ahead of schedule, enabling supply access to assist 200 villagers.
- Developed an efficient sensitive item tracker spreadsheet for the platoon, which proved to be highly effective and was adopted as an SOP by the company.
- Demonstrated unwavering dedication by completing ASSIST and RTA training, prerequisites for becoming a suicide prevention representative.
- Diligently reviewed and validated over 600 supporting documents, ensuring compliance with over 300 standards in preparation for Army TRADOC Accreditation.
- Facilitated the inspection and loading of over 10,000 rounds of 5.56 ammunition, resulting in zero ammo-related issues during the May 22 range qualification.
- Ensured mission requirements and tasks were met in a timely manner, overcoming challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Served as the Supply Sergeant for six months in the absence of the Supply NCO, maintaining a focused approach to research and planning to ensure no degradation in mission effectiveness.
- Achieved success despite limited resources by coordinating with other post agencies, sharing workload, and delivering training aids on time for planning conferences.
- Utilized all available resources to accomplish the mission, including coordinating with outside units to obtain support for personnel and eliminating administrative delays.
- Provided comprehensive training to soldiers on critical tasks, resulting in zero errors on monthly AMSS reports.
- Analyzed the recruiting process, identified shortfalls, and refocused efforts, leading the ROTC Detachment to exceed recruitment mission by ten percent.
- Increased production efficiency by 11% during the absence of the Station Commander in the 2nd and 3rd quarters of FY22.
- Successfully completed the Army BSEP, furthering their education and career, becoming an even greater asset to their team.
- Completed all HAZMAT documents for the movement of four containers during the November Division Training Density (DTD), ensuring a safe and successful movement.
- Conducted the first tandem sling load in the Squadron, utilizing the A22 cargo bag and cargo net during the Artillery Air Assault mission.
- Stepped up and shared marksmanship knowledge and experience, qualifying the entire company on the M4.
- Facilitated the administration of over 1,000 COVID-19 tests, surpassing unit goals and contributing to the health of the community.
- Utilized her experience as a CBRN NCO to obtain the required isopropyl alcohol for conducting 127 tests with the Protective Assessment Test System.
- Made decisions based on the best interest of the 194th XXXX, earning a reputation as one of the most trusted leaders in the Brigade.
- Recognized by the 1SG for her professionalism during the Live Fire exercise, leading to enrollment in the Vehicle Crew Evaluator Course.
- Built a reputation for reliability and competence, fostering trust among soldiers from various units falling under the 25th CAB for repairs and services.
- Surpassed peers in training and additional duties, selected to prioritize training and mentor new soldiers.
- Established critical relationships with senior leadership, expanding access to support and resources necessary to accomplish critical tasks.
- Performed all tasks to the fullest extent, consistently achieving superior results and showcasing exceptional NCO competence.
- Salvaged parts for two mission-critical STTs, resulting in 100% equipment validation and mission success during CSTX 86-19-03.
- Obtained certification as a tactical commander of 11 military vehicles, improving unit mobility and ensuring additional manning resources were available.
- Demonstrated the ability to make sound decisions in the absence of the Platoon Sergeant, showcasing leadership and assigning more responsibility.
- Showed a strong drive and concern for the health and welfare of all soldiers, fostering a team dedicated to readiness.
- Modified NSN repair parts to work on TPE Gators and Polaris vehicles when civilian parts were unavailable, preventing limitations on mission effectiveness.
- Utilized all available resources and support to eliminate delays in GCSS-Army processing, sustaining organizational aviation maintenance capabilities.
- Enforced man-hour tracking of direct labor hours on Unit and Support Maintenance mission operations, positioning the unit for additional manpower allocation.
- Served as the Primary Key Custodian, ensuring security, accountability, and around-the-clock emergency access to all platoon equipment without a single incident.