- Coached junior NCOs (Non-Commissioned Officers) and Officers prior to attending Jumpmaster school, resulting in ten new Jumpmasters for the Battalion.
- Acted as a liaison to the Air Force Pararescuemen in support of their annual Tandem Jump Master course.
- Inspected aircraft before every jump, identified an uncovered vent, and secured it, preventing an in-flight emergency.
- Oversaw Air Force PJ (Pararescue) training with C-130 aircraft, completed without a single safety incident or injury to Soldiers or Air Force members.
- Graduated from Advanced Airborne School and became one of only four qualified Jumpmaster Signal officers in the Brigade.
- Coordinated garrison support for specialized C-130 training, obtained more than 20 Soldiers to assist, and delivered relevant real-world training.
- Briefed aircraft crew on jump requirements, increased integration of effort, and improved jump accuracy by 25%.
- Orchestrated Operation Toy Drop for Civil Affairs and Psyops Command (Airborne), essential to the success of Operation Toy Drop XIX.
- Manifested participants, created certificates, and presented 1,300 foreign jump wing badges, recognizing foreign jumpmasters.
- Accomplished 35 static line jumps from CH-47 platform, increased experience, and ability to integrate with special ops team.
- Served as Joint Airdrop Inspector, coordinated three joint and multinational exercises, delivered three heavy platforms, six Container Delivery System bundles, and 430 personnel.
- Oversaw joint training with Navy and Air Force personnel, maintained 73 Rigger and 47 Jumpmaster currencies.
- Supervised the safe operational conduct of over 388 high-risk parachute descents.
- Successfully completed the U.S. Army Jumpmaster School MTT (Mobile Training Team) at Ft. Benning, GA, supporting the unit’s airborne mission.
- Scrubbed the Company’s Jump Log, corrected discrepancies, and addressed overlooked training deficiencies.
- Assisted with Jump Master Personnel Inspection (JMPI) and served as Malfunctions NCO (Non-Commissioned Officer) after conducting MFF (Military Free Fall) jump during the annual training jump.
- Performed MC-6 covert jump operations, completing over 100 MC-6 parachute jumps, becoming the first unit to qualify with the MC-6.
- Led paratrooper operations in austere combat locations in support of International Security Assistance Force operations.
- Managed maintenance procedures and quality checks on 2,600 parachute systems, sustaining a mission-ready status.
- Enabled 10 EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) platoons to conduct 1,234 paradrops, 226 HRST (Helicopter Rope Suspension Techniques)/CAST (Combat Assault Slide) operations, and 12 CRRC (Combat Rubber Raiding Craft) parachute water insertions with zero mishaps.
MAINTENANCE CONTROL SPECIALIST NCOER EXAMPLES
Demonstrated tremendous devotion and dedication to the unit’s maintenance posture and overall unit…