PSYCHOLOGICAL OPERATIONS SPECIALIST NCOER BULLETS

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Psychological Operations Specialist

Utilized the Next Generation Loudspeaker System to induce chaos on the battlefield, effectively luring an enemy infantry squad into a kill zone where they were eliminated through indirect fire.
Successfully set up tents, established an internet system, and tested communications to ensure operational readiness for the Fort Knox engagement when the rest of the Company arrived.
Provided mentorship to optimize training effectiveness, ensuring that the section was well-prepared for their next level of advancement.
Conducted land navigation training for the 14th HSC, resulting in the unit’s successful completion of the land navigation course at Camp Parks.
Regularly disseminated timely and relevant information to the Soldiers, directly contributing to their current operational effectiveness.
Motivated and assisted the team in preparing for the first diagnostic ACFT, resulting in passing scores for every soldier assigned to the team.

Demonstrated the highest level of proficiency among all NCOs for both lethal and non-lethal targeting during F3EAD training.
Prepared and presented an Unconventional Warfare block of instruction to teams preparing for deployment to the CENTCOM AOR.
Exceeded course standards during attendance of the 37F MOS Qualification Course 331-37F10(R) Class 13-003.
Maintained 100% accountability of $250,000 worth of company CBRN equipment, ensuring readiness and survival.
Attached to the 173rd Airborne Brigade during the 09-07 JMRC Mission Readiness Exercise, Operation Urgent Focus, in Hohenfels, Germany.

Developed and disseminated 250 informational products in support of the Brigade’s Operation Eagle Campaign and the 2014 Afghanistan National Elections.
Responded to an indirect fire attack, evacuating casualties from burning tents and preventing further damage to ANA structures.
Provided supplies and religious materials to replace those lost in a fire caused by an indirect fire attack.
Assisted the ANA in implementing Information Operations on the battlefield.
Served as the subject matter expert on the Tactical Ground Station while simultaneously coordinating mission essential tasks and training.
Tutored a team preparing for a mission to support SOCCENT on social media in MISO programs.
Supported the ANA 2-215 BDE during operation _ in the Sagin District of Helmand Province.
Selected over peers by Group CDR to validate Strategic MISO in an Unconventional Warfare validation exercise conducted at JRTC.
Incorporated expertise of the human domain with the seven warfighting functions to validate tactics at JRTC.
Assumed responsibility for Transportation Platoons (TPTs) engaged in supporting 3-82 BSTB during an attack by JRTC OPFOR, ensuring the TPTs broadcast messages to protect the Dara Lam town population.

Developed key rapport with Coalition Forces, Host Nation contractors, and civilians, resulting in MISO operational synchronization.
Led or assisted in numerous planning efforts for crisis action plans, contingency plans, and regional engagement plans.
Served as TPD NCOIC, an E-7 slot.
Led a forward deployed element for approximately 6 weeks while working at the African-led International Support Mission in Mali (AFISMA) headquarters in Bamako, Mali.
Managed 24 Soldiers in 1 TPD HQ, 5 Tactical PSYOP Teams, 1 POPS-LITE Team, and 1 A/V team.
Arranged and led the movement of essential personnel and equipment from Upper Marlboro, MD to Fort Bragg and on to JRTC.
Attended the 3-82 Leaders Training Program (LTP) as the sole representative from TPD1115.
Streamlined processes with Exercises, improved communication, established SOPs, and positioned the division for greater success.
Worked with senior staff to develop Appendix 3 (MISO) to Annex J (Inform and Influence) to the 3-82 ABN OPORD.
Implemented lethal and nonlethal capabilities necessary to assess, shape, deter, and influence the unconventional warfare environment at JRTC.
Distinguished himself by exceeding course standards during attendance of the Squad Designated Marksman Course MTC-005 Class 14-006.

Executed responsibilities as the Group SARC during his absence, meeting all suspense reporting to higher.
Developed a SHARP budget plan and effectively managed $50,000 worth of promotional items.
Scored a 3+/3+/3+ on the DLPT in her control language, far exceeding USASOC standards.

Met and exceeded the standard of expectations during his time in Afghanistan.
Ensured continuity of the 303rd TPT when transitioning from a Psyop Specialist to Assistant Team Leader.
Maintained strong and productive relationships with ANSF and GIROA officials.
Conducted successful campaigns in support of a U.S. Marine company, contributing to the overall success of the mission.