MOS 42R BAND MEMBER NCOER BULLETS

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Percussion Section Leader

As the Percussion Section Leader, SGT Young consistently demonstrated the highest level of commitment to musical performance.
SGT Young proved to be an invaluable asset to the MPT, contributing as both a vocalist and auxiliary percussionist.
Displaying exceptional performance skills, SGT Young also provided coaching and mentorship to younger players.
SGT Young played a pivotal role in establishing a culture of respect and dedication to mission accomplishment within the 202nd Army Band.
Bringing a wealth of experience from their time with the Ceremonial Marching Band, SGT Young enriched the unit with their expertise.

Playing a crucial role, SGT Young facilitated the formation of a new Musical Performance Team.
SGT Young ensured the availability, attendance, and appropriate instrumentation of the initial personnel.
With an extensive knowledge of vocal and instrumental music, SGT Young showcased their versatility.
As a vocalist and vocal soloist for the United States Army Chorus during their premiere performance in Washington, DC, SGT Young made notable contributions.
Frequently selected as a soloist with the Army Concert Band and Orchestra, SGT Young consistently impressed audiences.
Collaborating with smaller ensembles and professional groups, SGT Young actively honed their skills.
Through well-rehearsed renditions of Army standards, SGT Young delighted audiences across the nation.
SGT Young had the honor of recording with the Concert Band during the performance of the Shostakovich Second Piano Concerto.
By contributing to over 20 recorded titles, SGT Young enhanced the legacy of Pershing’s Own.
SGT Young’s exceptional dedication to their performances was consistently evident.
The Guardsmen’s musical performance achieved success, thanks in large part to SGT Young’s practiced dedication of over 200 hours.

Demonstrating versatility, SGT Young cross-trained and performed on the tuba for seven months to complete the Band.
SGT Young assumed responsibility for the tuba within the 62nd Army Band Brass Quintet.

SGT Young served as the Operations NCO for the 77th Army Band.
With oversight and coordination, SGT Young ensured the successful tour of the 77th Army Band.
As the Operations NCO, SGT Young effectively managed performances during the highest operational tempo ever experienced by the 338th.
SGT Young’s multifaceted role included serving as a Team Leader, Motor Transport Operator, Trumpet Player, and Vocalist.