In 2004, the Engineer MOS changed from CMF 12 to CMF 21. In 2009, the Engineer MOS changed again, from CMF 21 to CMF 12.
- Contributed to the ongoing operation of the camp’s aging power grid, ensuring the success of the AOB SFG mission and providing essential life-sustaining assistance.
- Enhanced the capabilities of the 773rd EN CO by enabling tactical and technical training throughout the entire duration of Haws Cross Road Extended Combat Training.
- Provided training and guidance to four non-MOSQ soldiers in basic electrical tasks and safety protocols.
- Delivered comprehensive instructions to ensure project success and boost the confidence of subordinates.
- Assessed and accepted the scope of work for the project, even without a formal Memorandum of Understanding or explicit directive.
- Collaborated closely with the Boeing Project Manager on an electrical construction project.
- Saved the unit a significant amount of money, over $1,200, by sourcing parts and materials locally as well as from DRMO.
- Played a crucial role in the restoration of the Punta Santiago Fishers’ pier.
- Successfully managed the response to hurricane Isaac’s damage, coordinating and prioritizing repair teams to restore critical power to 18 facilities by repairing downed power lines.
- Provided supervision to five Soldiers during the installation of electrical systems in five K-Spans, transforming them into habitable spaces for the first time.
- Volunteered for the additional duty of being a Technical Engineering Plot Plan drafter.
- Ensured fail-safe electrical support and generator backup for the Gen XXX chain of command ceremony, contributing significantly to its success.
- Installed electrical panels, wiring, doors, and conducted interior painting, resulting in savings of over $20,000 for the Army in the construction of the Chaplains Office.
- Led a team of six Soldiers in the replacement project for perimeter lights, resulting in full illumination of the post for the first time in five years.
- Constructed and installed doors, walls, and electrical wiring for the pavilion and pull barn utilized by the Warriors Leader Course, creating a top-tier facility.
- Skillfully managed the response to hurricane Isaac’s damage, coordinating and prioritizing repair teams to restore critical power to 18 facilities by repairing downed power lines.
- Volunteered and constructed the memorial stand for the Main-Post Chapel.
- Provided fail-safe electrical support and generator backup for the Gen XXX chain of command ceremony, playing a vital role in its success.
- Oversaw the installation of electrical systems in five K-Spans, ensuring their habitability through the supervision of five Soldiers.