MOS 913A ARMAMENT SYSTEMS MAINTENANCE WARRANT OFFICER

  • Skillfully negotiated the special purchase of mission-essential parts from local nationals in Ahamadi, Kuwait, ensuring the availability of critical equipment.
  • Successfully raised the unit’s Fully Mission Capable (FMC) rate from 75 to an impressive 94 percent, significantly enhancing operational readiness.
  • Diligently monitored 27 fighting vehicles on the Bradley Range under austere and extreme conditions, implementing proactive maintenance practices that prevented failures.
  • Coordinated with HHQ and effectively synchronized the movement of 179 pieces of equipment in preparation for deployment, ensuring a smooth and efficient process.
  • Planned and meticulously coordinated the operational, logistical, and administrative requirements for the turn-in and consolidation of Connexes, streamlining operations and maximizing efficiency.
  • Provided valuable training to Soldiers and NCOs on building a sustained and successful scheduled maintenance program, fostering a culture of readiness and proactive equipment care.
  • Established the NIE Transient Arms Room and developed effective physical security procedures that seamlessly integrated with Task Force operations, ensuring the safe and secure storage of arms and equipment.
  • Instructed the team on how to verify the M777A2 nitrogen and hydraulic systems, which are common sources of mission-degrading problems, resulting in a notable 50% reduction in failures.
  • Maintained active communications with senior and subordinate units while participating in the Combat Aviation Brigade’s refurbished small-arms service team, facilitating collaboration and coordination for optimal support.
  • Improved the documentation, condition, and safety of the 2-7 IN BN 1ABCT equipment, ensuring compliance with standards and enhancing operational effectiveness.
  • Stepped up and provided valuable assistance with the convoy movement to Fort Chaffee, contributing to the smooth and timely transportation of equipment.
  • Meticulously tracked over 1,400 equipment items during fielding, ensuring accurate and up-to-date readiness information for the unit.
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