14Z50 Battery First Sergeant
The role of the First Sergeant in an Air Defense Patriot Battery is to provide guidance and advice to the Battery Commander on administrative and tactical operations. This position involves supervising the daily activities of the Fire Control Platoon, Launcher Platoon, and Headquarters Platoon. Additionally, the First Sergeant is responsible for the well-being of 17 NCOs, 48 Soldiers, and their families. They oversee the maintenance of the Company Operation Facility and are accountable for the medical and physical readiness of 65 Soldiers. The First Sergeant also plays a crucial role in managing battery counseling, reception and integration, and sponsorship programs.
11Z5M BCT First Sergeant
As the First Sergeant of a Basic Combat Training Company, the primary duty is to lead and mentor a team consisting of 25 cadre members. The company handles an average annual training load of over 1,100 Initial Entry Training (IET) Soldiers. The First Sergeant is responsible for ensuring the successful enforcement and execution of TRADOC Program of Instruction (POI) and Training Support Package (TSP). They provide mentorship to all personnel, emphasizing Army Values and the Warrior Ethos. The First Sergeant directly develops four senior Drill Sergeants and oversees the daily performance of 14 line Drill Sergeants and three support cadre. They also take charge of planning, executing, supervising, and assessing rifle marksmanship, physical readiness, and combat skills training. Furthermore, the First Sergeant maintains discipline within the company and advises the commander on administrative, sustainment, safety, morale, and welfare matters concerning all personnel and their families.
11Z Reconnaissance Troop 1SG
The role of the First Sergeant in a Reconnaissance Troop is multi-faceted. They are responsible for establishing and maintaining troop discipline, ensuring adherence to standard operating procedures (SOPs), and coordinating and reporting personnel and administrative actions. The First Sergeant oversees various operations, including supply, maintenance, communications, and field hygiene. They also supervise, inspect, and/or observe all matters designated by the commander. As the primary sustainment operator, they play a crucial role in planning, coordinating, and supervising all sustainment activities that support the tactical mission. Additionally, the First Sergeant assists in the preparation of operations orders, coordinates critical sustainment functions with the XO, and plans and supervises key sustainment actions such as maintenance and recovery, medical treatment and evacuation, and replacement and RTD processing.
00G/1SG HHC Command HQ
As the 1SG of the Headquarters and Headquarters Company, the First Sergeant serves as the Senior Enlisted Advisor to the company commander. Their responsibilities include overseeing the management of all allocated human and material resources in accordance with Army Policy and official guidelines. The First Sergeant is accountable and responsible for the maintenance of organizational property valued at over $22,000,000. They oversee all airborne operations conducted by the headquarters. Additionally, the First Sergeant ensures high levels of readiness, recruiting, and retention within the company. They manage individual and collective training, logistic and administrative readiness, and are responsible for the health and welfare, morale, family support, and discipline of over 220 Soldiers.
68W58 Course Manager
In the capacity of a Senior Small Group Leader (SGL) and facilitator, the First Sergeant is responsible for leading and guiding over 720 NCOs attending the Senior Leader Course (SLC) annually. They supervise a team of eight SGLs and provide tactical and technical knowledge based on current doctrine and lessons learned. The First Sergeant conducts training and development exercises on Leadership, Resource Management, and Operations training. They also facilitate discussions on subjects related to the Career Management Field. Additionally, the First Sergeant serves as the detachment 1SG and is responsible for the health, welfare, morale, professional development, Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT) performance, and training of the assigned personnel. They provide valuable advice to the Commander on enlisted matters, promotions, maintaining and enforcing standards, accountability, standard compliance, and the monitoring and enforcement of maintenance standards.
92S First Sergeant
The First Sergeant has previously served as the First Sergeant for a Field Service Quartermaster Company. In this role, they were responsible for the health, welfare, training, morale, and professional development of over 120 Soldiers and their families. Their duties included promoting and executing the commander’s vision and imperatives. The First Sergeant effectively monitored, communicated, and assisted in enforcing mission critical production indicators, statistics, and solution plans. They played a pivotal role in preparing the unit for orders, drills, briefs, and rehearsals, as well as receiving and appropriately handling and distributing FRAGOs, Red Cross messages, and Serious Incident Reports.
38B5M First Sergeant, Civil Affairs Operational Company
As the Senior Enlisted member of a 32 Soldier Civil Affairs Company, the First Sergeant is responsible for executing Civil Military Operations (CMO) in support of the Combatant Commander’s theater objectives and regional engagement strategies. They advise the Commander on all matters pertaining to the unit mission, Soldier development, and readiness. The First Sergeant takes charge of unit administration, personnel actions, and individual training. They prioritize family support, morale, welfare, and professional development for all Soldiers assigned to the Company. Additionally, the First Sergeant supervises and synchronizes all administrative and operational functions within the Company, including coordinating Humanitarian Assistance and Civic Action projects. They provide direct support to both Conventional Forces (CF) and Special Operations Forces (SOF) and ensure operational medical, logistical, and administrative support for Companies and Battalion Headquarters staff in deploying Companies and the Battalion. The First Sergeant also monitors training schedules and resources, directs all OPCEN activities, and coordinates and resources all missions in accordance with external requirements. They are responsible for the maintenance and accountability of equipment.
First Sergeant/Gray Eagle MQ-1C Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) Company
Serving as the First Sergeant for a Gray Eagle MQ-1C Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) Company deployed in Afghanistan, this role involves being responsible for the combat readiness, morale, health, welfare, and discipline of 105 Soldiers and 43 contractors. The First Sergeant oversees the Aircrew Training Program for 41 UAS operators and 16 crew chiefs who carry out theater-wide reconnaissance, surveillance, joint air attack operations, laser designation for precision weapons, and close air support for ground tactical units. They also supervise the maintenance performed on 12 MQ-1C Gray Eagles and support equipment valued at over $165 million. Furthermore, the First Sergeant provides coaching and mentorship to five platoon leadership teams and serves as the principal advisor to the commander on all enlisted matters.
First Sergeant of an Airborne Forward Support Company
As the First Sergeant of an Airborne Forward Support Company supporting the 1st Battalion, 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment, the primary responsibility is to serve as the senior advisor to the company commander. The First Sergeant plays a crucial role in making tactical, promotion, assignment, and retention decisions within the company. They are responsible for the professional development and mentorship of 35 NCOs with various Military Occupational Specialties (MOSs). The First Sergeant supervises and maintains all personnel administrative data, training records, daily readiness reports, enlisted rating schemes, jump logs, medical readiness, and military schools enrollment. They ensure the overall health, morale, and welfare of 127 Soldiers under their charge. Furthermore, the First Sergeant ensures the maintenance and accountability of equipment valued at $50,000,000.
13Z First Sergeant Head Quarters Battery
The First Sergeant in the Head Quarters Battery plays a critical role in assisting the Commander with planning, coordinating, and supervising all activities that support the unit mission. They provide valuable advice to the commander on enlisted matters, including duty assignments, promotions, reductions, leave programs, military justice, privileges, awards, welfare and recreational activities, human relations, and equal opportunity. The First Sergeant coordinates unit administration, which includes the submission of required reports, vehicular support, supply, and food service activities. They serve as a counsel and guidance resource for subordinate personnel, providing support and mentorship.
88Z5M FIRST SERGEANT
As the First Sergeant of the National Training Center Movement Control Company at three distinct operational sites in support of NTC, the primary responsibility is to serve as the senior enlisted advisor to the commander. The First Sergeant is responsible for the health, welfare, training, administration, professional development, accountability, safety, morale, and mentoring of 21 Noncommissioned Officers (NCOs), 26 Soldiers, and their Family members. They ensure that all Soldiers in the company are trained and proficient in warrior tasks and drills. Additionally, the First Sergeant assists the commander in planning, coordinating, and supervising all activities that support the unit’s mission. They are accountable for the maintenance and serviceability of equipment worth more than $3,000,000.
First Sergeant: Basic Combat Training (BCT) 11Z5M
The First Sergeant for a gender-integrated Basic Combat Training company is assigned the mission of providing tactically competent, physically fit, values-based, and highly motivated Soldiers. They are responsible for the safety, health, welfare, morale, discipline, professional development, and training of 12 Drill Sergeants, one DA-Civilian, a supply sergeant, a supply specialist, and 960 Initial Entry Soldiers annually. As the primary advisor to the company commander, the First Sergeant establishes all unit policies, procedures, and training guidance. They oversee the accountability of equipment valued in excess of $1.5 million.
31E/First Sergeant
The First Sergeant serves as the First Sergeant in a forward deployed Internment/Resettlement Military Police Headquarters and Headquarters Company in support of Operation ENDURING FREEDOM (OEF) and the Afghan National Detention Facility in Parwan (ANDF-P). They are responsible for the health, welfare, discipline, training, and professional development of 141 Soldiers. Additionally, they handle all aspects of administration and enlisted personnel management for the unit. The First Sergeant acts as the principal advisor to the commander on all enlisted Soldier matters, Detainee Services Branch (DSB), and Camp Mayor Cell servicing over 3000 personnel. They are also accountable for over $5 million worth of U.S. Army property.
First Sergeant for a 100-man Airborne Rifle Company
In this role, the First Sergeant leads a 100-man Airborne Rifle Company that is forward-deployed to Logar Province, Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom XIII. They are responsible for overseeing the daily security operations of an 8000-man Forward Operating Base. The First Sergeant ensures the combat readiness, physical fitness, morale, health, welfare, conduct, and force protection of the company and its families. They manage and maintain the company area and act as the primary advisor to the company commander. Additionally, the First Sergeant develops and fosters a culture of Army Values and Warrior Ethos within the company.
First Sergeant/Intelligence and Sustainment Company
Having served as the First Sergeant for a Brigade Network Support Company providing communications support for 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd ID, the First Sergeant undertakes various responsibilities. This includes managing Army systems related to training management, accountability, APFT, weapons qualifications, and profiles. They supervise the company’s administrative processes, such as NCOERs, OERs, awards, finance actions, and promotions. The First Sergeant promotes and executes the commander’s guidance and assists in advising the commander on all enlisted matters. They are responsible for the health and welfare, discipline, combat readiness, and professional development of 5 officers, 22 Noncommissioned Officers, and 52 Soldiers.
First Sergeant
In the role of First Sergeant of the Intelligence and Sustainment Company for Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion, I Corps, the First Sergeant has worldwide deployment capability. They oversee a unit comprising over 300 Soldiers, Airmen, and civilians. The First Sergeant acts as the principal advisor to the commander on all matters pertaining to the enlisted force, including health, morale, welfare, and discipline. They are responsible for planning and supervising individual training to ensure the unit’s readiness in support of the Corps’ mission. Additionally, the First Sergeant is accountable for the maintenance, accountability, and readiness posture of over $200 million worth of equipment.
11Z First Sergeant OCT
The First Sergeant assumes the role of a First Sergeant for a 19 Soldier observer/controller (O/C) team that conducts advanced collective training for companies deploying in support of the Global War on Terrorism at the Joint Readiness Training Center (JRTC). They participate in 10 rotations per year and conduct company and NCO after-action reviews (AARs). The First Sergeant coaches, teaches, and mentors rotational company leadership and Soldiers on operations in the contemporary operating environment (COE). They are responsible for the professional development of subordinates and ensure safe training. Furthermore, the First Sergeant is responsible for the management of 1.4 million dollars worth of equipment.
First Sergeant (35M Hummint Collector)
Having performed the duties of the preceding skill level, the First Sergeant provides guidance to subordinate Soldiers. They direct the conduct of interrogation, translation, and interpretation functions, as well as assist in conducting and directing Source Operations (MSO). The First Sergeant edits interrogation reports, translation reports, and IIRs (Intelligence Information Reports). They monitor interrogations and translations for accuracy and completeness and determine requirements for summary, extract, or complete translations of documents.
First Sergeant 91Z5M
The First Sergeant served as a First Sergeant for the Forward Support Company in the RSTA Squadron, which includes a Distribution Platoon, Maintenance Platoon, and a Food Service Section consisting of 93 Soldiers. They assisted the commander in planning, coordinating, and supervising all logistical activities that support the Squadron. The First Sergeant advised the Commander on enlisted Soldier matters, including duty assignments, promotions, military justice, awards, moral, welfare, professional development, and equal opportunity. They supervised, planned, and directed the sustainment maintenance of all wheeled, armament, power generation, and utility equipment.
FIRST SERGEANT 00G4M (DRILL SERGEANT COMPANY)
The First Sergeant serves as the First Sergeant for a basic training company consisting of 24 Soldiers, including 12 Drill Sergeants, Drill Sergeant Candidates, Training NCO, and 2 Supply Sergeants. They are responsible for executing established policies and standards pertaining to the training, mentoring, disciplining, health, welfare, and physical fitness of all Soldiers, including monitoring Drill Sergeant competence in all areas of basic Soldiering skills. The First Sergeant assists and advises the Commander and staff on all matters pertaining to enlisted Soldiers and their families. They accompany the Commander on inspections, visits, ceremonies, and hold formations.
First Sergeant of an HHD, QM BN (Petrl Supl)
As the First Sergeant of an HHD, QM BN (Petrl Supl), the First Sergeant advises the Company Commander on all matters as the Senior Enlisted. They plan, coordinate, supervise, and reinforce Warrior Tasks and Battle Drills and Senior Enlisted Development. The First Sergeant supervises two platoons consisting of staff sections, petroleum operations, and petroleum laboratory branches. They are responsible for the health and welfare of 52 enlisted Soldiers and oversee all aspects of the unit’s discipline, morale, deployability, daily administration, and training. Additionally, they oversee the Company counseling and sponsorship programs and are responsible for the professional development of over 25 NCOs.
First Sergeant
Having served as the First Sergeant for a Headquarters and Headquarters Company in the Army Sustainment Command, the First Sergeant is responsible for the health, welfare, training, morale, and professional development of 251 Soldiers. They promote and execute the commander’s vision and imperatives and assist and advise the commander on all enlisted matters. The First Sergeant is responsible for planning, coordination, and execution of quality training for Logistics Civil Augmentation Program (LOGCAP) and South West Asia (SWA) predeployment training. They are responsible for the care and maintenance of all assigned equipment valued in excess of $355,000.
68W5M First Sergeant
The First Sergeant serves as the First Sergeant for a forward-deployed medical company assigned to the 1st BCT, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) in support of Operation Enduring Freedom XI. They act as the senior enlisted advisor to the commander on all enlisted matters. The First Sergeant is responsible for NCO and junior leader development programs and upholding standards, command policies, command climate, morale, good order, and discipline. They take charge of the health, welfare, training, and safety of 75 Soldiers and their families. The First Sergeant also supervises the maintenance and accountability of $9,369,300 worth of organizational and theater-provided equipment.
31B5M First Sergeant
In this role, the First Sergeant is responsible for a worldwide deployable FORSCOM Maneuver, Fires and Effects (MFE) Military Police Company. They have overall responsibility for the training, quality of life, safety, morale, health, welfare, discipline, and combat readiness of 167 service members. The First Sergeant serves as the principal advisor to the commander on all enlisted personnel issues and special emphasis areas. They oversee the unit’s daily operations, including supply, maintenance, administrative, and training functions. Additionally, they are responsible for unit discipline and standards enforcement and maintain accountability and serviceability for all assigned Company MTOE Equipment and installation property valued in excess of $26,000,000.
31B5M First Sergeant
As the First Sergeant of a military police brigade headquarters company consisting of 89 Soldiers, the First Sergeant advises the commander on all matters relating to enlisted Soldiers. They oversee the unit’s daily operations, including supply, maintenance, administrative, and training functions. The First Sergeant is responsible for unit discipline and standards enforcement, as well as the training and deployability of individual Soldiers. They develop and mentor junior Noncommissioned Officers within the unit.
15Z FIRST SERGEANT
The First Sergeant executes and supervises routine operations, enforces the tactical SOP, and plans and coordinates training. They also coordinate and report personnel and administrative actions, ensuring timely NCOER submissions. The First Sergeant supervises supply, maintenance, communications, and field hygiene operations. They assist in planning, rehearsing, and supervising key logistical actions and support critical functions by coordinating with the support operations. Additionally, they serve as the transformation NCOIC and conduct training to ensure proficiency in individual and NCO skills as well as small-unit collective skills that support the company’s mission essential task list (METL).
42R5M FIRST SERGEANT
As the Band Senior Sergeant for an Army Band Small, the First Sergeant regularly performs as a member of the band and serves as the principal enlisted conductor for the Commander. They select unit personnel to perform as support staff and assist the Commander in planning and conducting the unit’s technical and tactical training. The First Sergeant advises the Commander in the appointment of MPT Group Leaders, supervises and mentors the senior staff, and coordinates the activities of all duty positions. They also serve as the principal trainer of the marching band ensemble and act as the primary career counselor for band enlisted Soldiers. In the absence of the Commander, the Band Senior Sergeant assumes temporary command.
First Sergeant
In this role, the First Sergeant serves as the senior enlisted advisor to the commander of the 223rd Transportation Company, which has an authorized strength of 166 Soldiers. They are responsible for training, administration, professional development, personnel accountability, safety, morale, and mentoring of all assigned Soldiers. The First Sergeant sets and enforces high standards of conduct, training, professional development, and physical readiness. They ensure that all Soldiers in the company are proficient at Army Warrior Tasks and assist the commander in planning, coordinating, and supervising all activities that support the unit’s mission. Additionally, they promote community awareness and support for the Army and its recruiting goals.
First Sergeant 00G5M
The First Sergeant serves as the senior enlisted advisor to the commander of Bravo Company 1/415th (Drill Sergeants). The company’s mission is to support and conduct battle-focused training for IET (Initial Entry Training) soldiers, Army Reserve Units, National Guard Units, and ROTC commands. The First Sergeant is responsible for training, administration, discipline, professional development, personnel accountability, safety, morale, and mentoring of all assigned Soldiers. They also oversee the maintenance and care of all equipment, including 70 weapons and ancillary gear valued at over $150,000. The First Sergeant sets and enforces high standards of conduct, training, professional development, and physical readiness. They ensure that all Drill Sergeants in the company are proficient at Army Warrior Tasks and assist the commander in planning, coordinating, executing, and supervising all activities.
First Sergeant
In this role, the First Sergeant is responsible for the health, welfare, training, and morale of a 212-man Headquarters and Headquarters Company in an Airborne Infantry Regiment. The company has a mission to deploy anywhere in the world within 18 hours, conduct a parachute assault, and win. The First Sergeant ensures that the company receives continuous combat and combat service support and that all Paratroopers in the company are proficient at individual and collective tasks.
First Sergeant
Serving as the First Sergeant for Comanche Troop, the First Sergeant is in direct support of a fully digitized Armored Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron prepared to deploy in support of combat operations worldwide. They are responsible for the current day-to-day operations, administration, personnel accountability, safety, health, discipline, professional development, welfare, and training of 100 assigned and attached Non-Commissioned Officers, Soldiers, and their families. The First Sergeant manages and maintains the troop living area and serves as the advisor and assistant to the Troop Commander. They are responsible for the maintenance and care of 44 vehicles and ancillary equipment valued at over $100,000,000.
First Sergeant
As the First Sergeant of a Forward Deployed Headquarters and Headquarters Company in a Special Troops Battalion, the First Sergeant is tasked with providing support to an HBCT (Heavy Brigade Combat Team). They are responsible for the discipline, training, mentoring, personal and professional development, health, welfare, and morale of 170 Soldiers. The First Sergeant serves as the primary advisor to the Commander on all enlisted matters and oversees unit daily operations, consisting of supply, maintenance, training, and administrative functions. They support and maintain the Battalion and Brigade with a company of 12 sections and 43 wheeled vehicles.
First Sergeant
The First Sergeant leads, trains, and supervises an Army Recruiting Company dispersed over an area spread over 5367 square miles with a population of 1,115,995. They are responsible for the health, safety, morale, and training of 43 NCOs. The First Sergeant sets and enforces high standards of conduct, training, professional development, and operations. They plan and execute a battle-focused NCODP (Noncommissioned Officer Development Program), control and synchronize facilities, equipment, and vehicles valued in excess of $700,000, and assist the commander in planning, coordinating, and supervising all activities that support the unit’s mission. They also promote community awareness and support for the Army and its recruiting goals.
11Z First Sergeant
The First Sergeant serves as the First Sergeant of a forward-deployed Headquarters and Headquarters Company. They advise the Company Commander on administrative and tactical operations and supervise the employment of scout sections, mortar platoon, medical services, and staff operations on a daily basis. The First Sergeant is responsible for the health and welfare of 246 Soldiers and their families and supervises the upkeep of 3 Headquarters buildings and 1 barracks with associated property valued in excess of $240,000. They are also responsible for the medical and physical readiness of 246 Soldiers and oversee the Company counseling, reception and integration, and sponsorship programs.
MOS 13Z First Sergeant
In this role, the First Sergeant holds formations, instructs platoon sergeants, and serves as the senior trainer for all individual training that supports the unit METL (Mission Essential Task List). They act as the senior enlisted advisor to the commander and coordinate administrative and logistical support, including water and food service, mail, laundry, showers, maintenance, and evacuation of personnel and equipment. The First Sergeant also monitors the health care, welfare, and sanitation of battery personnel and plans, coordinates, and executes the evacuation of casualties to the battalion aid station.
MOS 13Z First Sergeant
The First Sergeant serves as the First Sergeant of a 155mm, Self-propelled, Howitzer (Paladin) Battery. The battery is authorized five officers, 92 Soldiers, and 26 track and wheeled vehicles. The First Sergeant is responsible for all aspects of the unit’s discipline, morale, deployability, daily administration, and training. They focus on a worldwide contingency mission in support of the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment and logistically plan and provide all classes of supply. Additionally, the First Sergeant is responsible for the professional development of over 40 NCOs.
25W5M FIRST SERGEANT
The First Sergeant serves as the First Sergeant for C Company, 369th Signal Battalion, 15th Regimental Signal Brigade. They directly supervise 11 Platoon Sergeants, three Operations NCOs, 36 Instructor/Writers, and over 500 Advance Individual Training (AIT) Soldiers. As the senior advisor to the Company Commander on all matters, the First Sergeant plans, coordinates, supervises, and reinforces Warrior Tasks and Battle Drills, Senior Enlisted Development, Physical Fitness Training, and the Soldierization process. They are responsible for the Soldiers’ health, welfare, morale, safety, mentoring, and discipline, and serve as the focal point of accountability and leader training.
91Z First Sergeant
The First Sergeant serves as a First Sergeant for a Forward Support Company. They are responsible for planning and executing maintenance and distribution support to a General Support Aviation Battalion. The First Sergeant oversees the training in preparation for deployment with little or no warning. They are responsible for the maintenance of 271 ground vehicles and 24-hour refuel operations in support of 30 UH-60 Blackhawk and 12 CH-47 Chinook helicopters. Additionally, they are responsible for providing daily sustenance for 850 Soldiers and maintaining the readiness of 98 vehicles and rolling stock valued in excess of $14M. The First Sergeant is responsible for the morale, health, welfare, and training of 114 Soldiers and support to their family members.
91Z First Sergeant
Having served as a First Sergeant for a multi-functional Forward Support Company, the First Sergeant supported an entire 850 Soldier Combined Arms Battalion. They assisted the commander in planning, coordinating, and supervising all logistical activities. The First Sergeant advised the commander on enlisted Soldier matters, including duty assignments, promotions, military justice, awards, morale, welfare, professional development, and equal opportunity concerns. They also assisted the commander in property accountability of over $27,000,000 worth of equipment.
First Sergeant, Infantry Bn
The First Sergeant is responsible for the health, welfare, discipline, and training of all assigned Soldiers in an Infantry Battalion. They oversee all Company administrative, logistical, and maintenance matters. The First Sergeant advises the Commander on personnel assignments, morale, discipline, planning, resourcing, execution of training, and employment of the Company. They also assist the Company Commander in command and control by disseminating and implementing command directives, policies, and procedures.