MOS 25N was converted to MOS 25H, Network Communication Systems Specialist in October 2022.
- During the Brigade Command Post Exercise, I effectively managed and operated the Upper Tactical Internet for the 5-25 battalion, ensuring seamless communication and restoring vital connections.
- I successfully resolved issues with corrupted vms and restored the functionality of NIPR and SIPR. Additionally, I fixed a problem with a SIPR router stuck in a boot up loop, ensuring secure communications.
- Collaborating with the hub, I identified and resolved troubles with the SIPR call manager and dhcp voice pool within the SIPR router, thereby enabling proper functioning of SIPR voice.
- I demonstrated exceptional troubleshooting skills in managing a highly complex network. Upon my arrival, I promptly resolved all 656 Signal Co. communication issues within the first day.
- I cross-trained the Platoon on troubleshooting procedures in the Joint Network Node, guaranteeing the reliability of the DIV C4I architecture.
- Deploying with the 214th MP BN, I successfully established and initiated a communication network, ensuring reliable communication around the clock.
- Prior to AT, I dedicated countless hours beyond my normal drill requirements to configure and troubleshoot issues within the JNN and STT systems. As a result, I established SIPR communication for the brigade in record time.
- With diligent foresight and experienced trend analysis, I maintained 99.9% network connectivity, ensuring uninterrupted service.
- I effectively managed, maintained, and operated JNN Shelter equipment valued at over $1,000,000, providing critical technical support.
- To ensure a seamless transition for incoming unit scouts, I developed a comprehensive continuity book that detailed the network topology and incorporated valuable lessons learned.
- I meticulously maintained the generator for the JNN Shelter and all NIPR/SIPR computers and phones, resulting in zero power failures or loss of communication.
- During my service as an Operator-Maintainer in the Unit Hub Node (UHN) in OEF, I delivered reliable service to over 130 communication terminals across Regional Command South AOO.
- I facilitated dependable connectivity for more than 130 terminals in the Regional Command South area of operations, contributing to a 98% efficiency rating for UHN 6703.
- I provided valuable assistance to the Brigade and 489th MEB in the setup, operation, and maintenance of the JNN, STT, CPN, and CPOF operations.
- I meticulously maintained the gator and spares kit for the JNN shelter and ECU units, ensuring zero failures due to lack of supplies.
- Daily, I conducted detailed inventories of sensitive items and submitted comprehensive reports, maintaining 100% accountability.
- With a focus on preventing future failures, I authored equipment-specific SOPs for all unit communication equipment, incorporating valuable lessons learned from previous exercises.
- I fulfilled the BDOC requirement as OP5 Tower Guard for over 300 hours and received commendation for successfully defending the assigned tower.
- In my spare time, I willingly volunteered as a certified mail handler for FOB Salerno and FOB Lightning.
- I demonstrated exceptional physical fitness by securing second place in the 12K Mountain Run on FOB Thunder, setting an excellent example for my subordinates.
- During the 2015 Annual Training at Wendover, I proficiently utilized both NIPR and SIPR to exercise all facets of CPOF, showcasing my versatility and expertise.