MOS 13M/MLRS CREWMEMBER NCOER EXAMPLES

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Platoon Sergeant

Selected above his peers due to his expertise in Field Artillery (FA), tasked with assisting in the planning of 10 separate exercises at the Brigade, Battalion, and battery levels.
Inherited a platoon with six Soldiers being chaptered out of the military, yet still maintained a 100% certification rate for ammunition crews.
Executed the Brigade NCO/Soldier of the year competition, putting eight competitors through physical, mental, and academic challenges.
Synchronized and monitored battery maintenance, resulting in an overall operational readiness (OR) rate of 92%.
Ensured compliance with the motorcycle mentorship program, leading to zero accidents or violations within the battery.

Trained with the U.S. Air Force in all aspects of combat-related rapid air load movement, enabling him to cross-train three additional HIMARS (High Mobility Artillery Rocket System) sections.
Demonstrated unparalleled technical knowledge, ensuring that his driver was fully prepared to perform gunner’s duties.
Facilitated a smooth transition and delivered a 100% Fully Mission Capable M142 HIMARS launcher to 2-18FA, upholding high maintenance standards.
Prepared his section for certifications as a new crew, resulting in flawless qualification and firing of 10 rockets in support of Operation Viking Thunder.
Accounted for and signed off on an M142 HIMARS launcher and BII (Basic Issue Items) valued at over $2,800,000 during three 100% inventories.
Conducted bi-weekly digital sustainment training exercises to prepare his crew for their next higher duty position in a HIMARS, enabling them to operate autonomously.

Participated in the AMDEX (Air and Missile Defense Exercise) to demonstrate fire mission processing capabilities, establishing a climate of trust with the 79th HRR (High Readiness Reserve).
Developed Soldiers through rigorous crew drills, enabling the section to qualify for Artillery tables VI, XII, and XV during the battalion CDE (Commander’s Display and Evaluation).
Certified and qualified his crew during two YTC (Yearly Training Cycle) rotations, accurately firing six M28A1 RRPR (Rocket, Recapture, Planning, and Reporting) rockets.

In addition to his assigned duties, served as the driver and gunner for C Battery, 1st Battalion, 38th FA.
Served as an M270A1 driver during Operation Breakthrough, participating in the battalion’s first live fire raid mission in history.
Safely maneuvered the launcher through two different operational areas and successfully completed a long-distance RAID (Rapid Infiltration Attack) mission despite challenging terrain and conditions.
Maintained three M270A1 vehicles at a 100% mission-ready status.