MOS 14J AIR DEFENSE TOC OPERATOR/MAINTAINER

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Sentinel Radar Operator

Dedicated 100 hours to the maintenance of the Forward Area Air Defense (FAAD), Joint Range Extension (JRE), and generators, ensuring their optimal functionality.
Accounted for all personnel and sensitive items at multiple forward operating bases across Iraq, prioritizing security and accountability.
Rescued the mission and achieved a 90% operational readiness rate through 8 hours of troubleshooting the FAAD, JRE, and clearing multiple faults.
Played an integral role as a member of the top Sentinel Radar team during post-mobilization training, contributing to their success.
Demonstrated exceptional ability in identifying and eliminating enemy combatants, safeguarding not only himself but also his fellow soldiers.
Participated in all aspects of daily operations, contributing significantly to the Sentinel Team and maintaining a 99.5% operational readiness rate during deployment.

Exceeded expectations in a high operations tempo environment during Exercise American Shield 2011.
Served as a valuable member of the Quick Reaction Force, conducting patrols in Darulaman, Afghanistan during the Camp Dubs deployment and contributing to the safety of the operational headquarters.
Provided guidance to company SHARP (Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention) representatives on standard bulletin boards, security protocols, and training materials.
Selected from among peers to represent the JADOC (Joint Air Defense Operations Center) FAAD EO position during the Rehearsal of Concept drill.
Demonstrated expertise in communications systems, ensuring constant communication between the platoon and the Tactical Operations Center (TOC).

Led the North Dakota ARNG (Army National Guard) DHHB (Division Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion) OPS team in a complex Stinger live-fire exercise, reducing response time and increasing readiness and accuracy.
Completed pre-deployment MET (Mission Essential Task) and HEAT (Hostile Environment Awareness Training) training for the Division HQ and HQ Battalion, becoming the first unit to meet training standards.
Ensured accountability and maintenance of all equipment, both unit and personal, to a 10/20 standard.

Authored and implemented the first battle space deconfliction and Air Mission Request Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for the 4th Brigade Combat Team BAE (Battlefield Airborne Communications Node)/ADAM (Air Defense Airspace Management) cell, which were adopted as a RC-W (Regional Command – West) standard.
Successfully implemented a post-redeployment Command and Control (C2) proficiency training program for the AGI (Aerial Ground Intelligence) cell, significantly enhancing their warfighting capabilities.
Continually sought out by seniors, peers, and subordinates for technical and tactical expertise, demonstrating exceptional knowledge and skills in the field.