PRESENCE NCOERs BULLETS

Military and Professional Bearing, Fitness, Confidence, Resilience

• Demonstrated exceptional physical and mental resilience throughout the 12-month combat tour in Afghanistan.
• Conducted cross-training for all team members, enhancing the unit’s ability to recover and sustain operations around the clock.
• Established an organization that prioritized adherence to doctrinal standards, ensuring critical operations could continue despite severe manpower shortages.
• Translated complex logistical regulations into actionable details, improving Section readiness.
• Diligently managed the Unit’s ABCP, ensuring continuity and up-to-date records shortly after assuming responsibility.
• Provided training on H2F principles to 70 personnel in the 531st Hospital Center, focusing on nutrition, form, and fitness programming.
• Earned a CrossFit Level I Trainer Certificate, setting a highly motivated example for others.
• Projected confidence consistently, reassuring soldiers during periods of increased operational tempo.
• Fostered a positive work environment through friendly competitions with unit members.
• Recognized by the commander of 1-128IN for conducting extensive and professional After Action Reviews during BN LFXs at Fort Hood.
• Successfully passed the ACFT level 1 certification, becoming one of only two qualified graders in the unit.
• Completed assigned tasks and met mission requirements despite the challenges of working at an outlying station.
• Went above and beyond to ensure mission success by consistently arriving early and staying late, ensuring Battalion tasks were executed to the highest standard.
• Completed the rigorous 26.2 mile Bataan Memorial Death March four months after undergoing disk replacement surgery, showcasing incredible resilience.
• Implemented an innovative and demanding PT regimen, resulting in a 25-point increase in the overall APFT score.
• Maintained a professional appearance and high physical fitness levels.
• Exhibited stamina and endurance in the completion of daily duties and missions.
• Commended by the G6 SGM for unwavering commitment to the welfare of subordinates and maintaining a calm demeanor during stressful situations.
• Acted to protect peers by reporting inappropriate physical contact by the NCOIC, significantly improving the section’s working environment.
• Adapted exceptionally well to the ever-changing and stressful environment.
• Exceeded the Army standard by scoring 292 on the APFT and maintaining the Army Physical Fitness Badge.
• Collaborated and shared workload and resources with a sister unit, ensuring the operational capability of both units.
• Demonstrated exceptional maintenance of the assigned vehicle and log, earning a reputation as a dependable soldier.
• Undertook additional requirements despite a demanding operational tempo, displaying mental poise, calmness, and physical endurance.
• Assisted in planning efforts, supervised execution, and organized an Army 10 Mile Shadow Run, achieving a new personal record time.
• Initiated and organized a successful fundraiser, raising over $400 for the company fund.
• Selected for and competed with the All Army Women’s Basketball Team, earning the second-place trophy.
• Prioritized giving soldiers time for regular fitness workouts, improving their health, welfare, and strength.
• Exemplified exemplary bearing and appearance, serving as a role model to others.
• Displayed resilience and confidence during Battle Assembly by leading physical fitness training.
• Achieved new physical goals through mental toughness and discipline.
• Established and implemented a rigorous PT plan for the FO team, ensuring they were physically prepared for operations in the rugged Afghanistan terrain.
• Maintained a uniform appearance according to AR 670-1, setting the standard for new female soldiers in the RSP unit.
• Secured first place in the weight division of the 2002 Fort Sill Bodybuilding Contest.
• Successfully rehabilitated an injured knee and earned the Physical Fitness Badge.
• Approached all efforts with a positive mental outlook and attitude.
• Improved unit strength and readiness by establishing a Brigade Physical Fitness Program during deployment, bringing the unit back to the required standards.
• Demonstrated physical and mental stamina, exhibiting confidence and enthusiasm in every task and mission, regardless of difficulty.
• Raised the platoon’s APFT average by 22 points.
• Passed the first PT test after a pregnancy profile, allowing attendance at WLC in June.
• Displayed impressive poise under stressful circumstances.
• Inspired self-improvement in subordinates through sterling personal example.
• Maintained an impeccable personal appearance.
• Finished first in the class 10K division run.
• Successfully completed Ranger, Airborne, Air Assault, and Combat Leaders courses at the age of 39.
• Achieved and maintained a score of 300 on the APFT, earning the Army Physical Fitness Badge.
• Reported inappropriate physical contact by a senior NCO, safeguarding the dignity of fellow soldiers.
• Represented the Battery and Battalion with pride during key leader and higher echelon Command Team visits.
• Ended chronic disorderly conduct in the section, enforcing standards and restoring a professional and productive work environment.
• Led the company marathon relay to first and second-place finishes.
• Sought out by soldiers for guidance, setting the standard for all instructors within the department.
• Maintained a high-quality work environment and ensured standards were upheld.
• Developed a comprehensive DV procedures checklist, providing unprecedented honors and becoming the unit standard.
• Ended bullying and restored order by enforcing standards, improving the work environment.
• Displayed confidence as a distinguished NCO.
• Made sound decisions with confidence, demonstrating mental agility and resourcefulness.
• Provided an exceptional example for soldiers, always maintaining an immaculate uniform and appearance.
• Set the standard by leading physical fitness training during Battle Assembly.
• Demonstrated mental toughness and discipline, achieving new physical goals.
• Established and implemented a rigorous PT plan to keep his FO team physically capable in the demanding Afghanistan terrain.
• Maintained a uniform appearance according to AR 670-1 and set the standard for new female soldiers in the RSP unit.
• Placed first in the weight division in the 2002 Fort Sill Bodybuilding Contest.
• Rehabilitated an injured knee and earned the Physical Fitness Badge.
• Participated in all efforts with a positive mental outlook and attitude.
• Improved unit strength and readiness by establishing a Brigade Physical Fitness Program while deployed, bringing the unit back to standards.
• Possessed physical and mental stamina, exhibiting confidence and enthusiasm in every task and mission, regardless of difficulty.
• Raised the platoon’s APFT average by 22 points.
• Passed her first PT test after a pregnancy profile, allowing her to attend WLC in June.
• Displayed impressive poise under stress.
• Inspired self-improvement in subordinates through sterling personal example.
• Took extreme pride in personal appearance.
• Finished first in the class 10K division run.
• Graduated from Ranger, Airborne, Air Assault, and Combat Leaders courses at 39 years of age.
• Maintained a score of 300 on the APFT, earning the Army Physical Fitness Badge.
• Warned a senior NCO who habitually engaged in inappropriate physical contact, putting an end to the abuse and restoring dignity to the soldiers.
• Represented the Battery and Battalion proudly during several key leader and higher echelon Command Team visits.
• Ended chronic disorderly conduct in the section, enforcing standards and restoring a professional and productive work environment.
• Competed in the Commander’s Cup challenge, leading his team to a first-place finish in a 17-mile foot march while carrying over 50 pounds of equipment.

• Showed great initiative; a genuine self-starter with the determination and conviction to accomplish the task at hand.
• Implemented a rigorous physical fitness program to motivate subordinates and encourage self-improvement.
• Volunteered multiple times to assist homeless veterans and painted houses for those less fortunate, demonstrating care and compassion for the community.
• Demonstrated exceptional poise and appearance, embodying the qualities of a disciplined soldier.
• Exceeded APFT standards with a score of 239, even under challenging austere conditions during deployment.
• Maintained a consistently professional and soldierly appearance at all times.
• Motivated all subordinates to engage in demanding PT programs, resulting in a score of xxx on the most recent APFT.
• Maintained physical fitness with a home PT program 3-4 times per week.
• Successfully completed the arduous 13K Mountain Run on FOB Thunder, one of only twelve participants to do so.
• Delivered 33 briefs to commanders and senior planners during deployment in support of OFS, making significant contributions to mission success.
• Exceeded APFT and unit physical standards effortlessly.
• Enhanced the unit’s efficiency and effectiveness by undertaking unconventional missions, expanding its capabilities by 20%.
• Set a prime example for the FO team, ensuring proper military appearance through consistent uniform inspections and corrections.
• Represented the detachment in a professional manner, always attending to phone calls promptly within three rings.
• Provided coaching and guidance to partner unit leadership during Squad LFX training, resulting in effective training for over 112 Soldiers.
• Demonstrated complete professionalism, representing the NCO Corps with excellence as an exceptional Junior NCO.
• Maintained a professional bearing when interacting with over 150 new second lieutenants, setting the stage for their success.
• Motivated the unit through challenging physical fitness training sessions.
• Displayed self-confidence and authority, serving as an exceptional role model in physical fitness and uniform standards.
• Always prepared for any situation, consistently ready to go the extra mile.
• Completed three improvement projects valued at over $3M, strengthening relations between Coalition Forces and Iraqi citizens.
• Trained the platoon to surpass Brigade fitness standards.
• Assumed the role of ISOPREP NCOIC for the ________, processing 158 Soldiers in just three days, resulting in a report status of 98% for the unit.
• Served as a Master Fitness Trainer, instructing daily PT sessions for the unit.
• Participated in a total of 12 races, dedicating over 300 off-duty hours to training and competing in various endurance-based obstacle course races, including 10ks and triathlons.
• Selected as the instructor for the combat support company’s remedial physical fitness program.
• Emphasized the importance of APFT, raising the section average to 278.
• Consistently placed 1st with the battalion cross country team during competitions.
• Overcame injury and passed the PT test with a 40-point improvement, despite three months of recovery and inactivity.
• Competently represented the Help Desk, maintaining composure and efficiency even in stressful conditions.
• Demonstrated endurance and motivation during 12+ hour days, inspiring subordinates and peers alike.
• Established regular fitness competitions, recognizing and motivating individuals to strive for fitness gains.
• Displayed stamina and a will to survive during JRTC training.
• Refused to tolerate deviations from standards and took immediate action to restore order, exhibiting personal courage.
• Developed comprehensive Distinguished Visitor procedures, recognized as the most thorough and appropriate, eventually becoming the unit standard.
• Maintained a perfect APFT score of 300.
• Projected command presence, teaching Soldiers resiliency techniques during challenging training and testing scenarios.
• Used her experience and drive to successfully complete PTAEs requirement in testing 145 AVON M50 masks for the 194th EN BDE.
• Embodied the highest standards of a U.S. Army NCO.
• Actively sought counseling and informed the chain of command about family health issues, prioritizing personal mental health while maintaining outstanding work performance.
• Demonstrated a tough and resilient mindset, adapting and overcoming obstacles throughout the deployment.
• Improved APFT score by 55 points, reaching a score of 262 without the assistance of a structured physical fitness program.
• Restored Section operations, motivating TOC personnel to fulfill their duties and ensuring obligations to the supported unit were met.
• Resourceful in finding alternative methods to accomplish the mission in response to ever-changing requirements.
• Strived for fitness excellence, scoring 271 on the APFT and maintaining the Fitness Badge, exemplifying FM 7-22, sec 3-1.
• Scored 292 on the APFT, earning the Army Physical Fitness Badge with scores of 90 or above in each event.
• Earned the Army Physical Fitness Badge by scoring over 90 points in each event on the APFT.
• Maintained a high level of physical fitness and readiness, achieving a perfect 300 score on the Army APFT while proudly wearing the Army Physical Fitness Badge.
• Set an exemplary standard for subordinates and peers to emulate, displaying outstanding professionalism.
• Provided subordinates with an exemplary role model to emulate.
• Advocated for resiliency and demonstrated mental and physical toughness throughout the long deployment.
• Fierce competitor; possesses ambition, the greatest asset of a Soldier.
• Embodied the highest standards of physical fitness, aligning with the Army’s goal of being “Fit to Fight.”
• Implemented a plan that raised the unit’s APFT score by 16%.
• Successfully completed Expert Infantryman testing and earned the EIB without any deficiencies, setting the performance standard for the entire unit.
• Scored 270 on the last record APFT, showcasing a high level of physical fitness.
• Collaborated with other batteries to share personnel and equipment resources, ensuring uninterrupted operations even during a pandemic.
• Demonstrated preparedness by exceeding APFT standards with a score of 240 while actively seeking additional physical preparation techniques.
• Devoted to rigorous physical training, helping Soldiers raise their APFT scores from 257 to 277 and meet Army body fat standards.
• Managed multiple tasks simultaneously, showcasing mental toughness and adaptability to meet demands.
• Enforced standards and fostered a professional and productive training environment, serving as a role model for Senior NCOs.
• Represented the unit with exemplary military bearing, displaying assertiveness, straightforwardness, and honesty in leadership.
• Developed primary and secondary contingency plans to ensure mission sustainability when resources were scarce, enhancing overall readiness.
• Met challenges head-on, demonstrating courage, conviction, and professionalism when dealing with co-workers and patients.
• Contributed to the development of five Soldiers, resulting in significant improvements in their run times.
• Handled multiple demands simultaneously, continuously adapting to changing timelines and mission requirements, sustaining operations.
• Surpassed appearance standards, consistently presenting an exemplary military appearance.
• Confronted inappropriate behavior and provided on-the-spot counseling, exhibiting confident leadership.
• Awarded the Silver Presidential Champion’s Award for exceptional physical fitness.
• Consistently set the example for soldiers to follow.
• Challenged himself by participating in multiple battalion-level boards and was selected as the Group Support Battalion NCO of the month for the 2nd Quarter.

• Made soldier promotion and progression a top priority, motivating soldiers to meet qualifications for their next rank and ensuring prompt paperwork submission.
• Took the lead in organizing physical fitness training for all soldiers, demonstrating motivation and enthusiasm as an NCO and improving performance across the board.
• Prepared for unforeseen obstacles, delays, setbacks, and shortages, embodying the definition of readiness.
• Trained and motivated several soldiers to pass their APFT despite repeated failures.
• Exceeded standards, as evidenced by an APFT score of 290, and showed a strong commitment to physical fitness while deployed.
• Established a rigorous PT program for oneself to pass the PT test and HT/WT.
• Challenged peers to exceed standards and increased participation and incremental improvement every week through involvement in training.
• Placed tremendous emphasis on APFT, raising the platoon’s PT average from 219 to 254 within three months.
• Encouraged peers to maintain efforts and demonstrated sustained service under austere conditions.
• Showed tremendous resilience in turbulent and transitioning instability.
• Provided encouragement to peers, possessing the confidence and mental toughness to sustain operations under all conditions.
• Promoted platoon fitness by leading by example.
• Refused to back down from challenges, assuming responsibility for a new office and coaching team members to define their duties and over-deliver.
• Won first place in the battalion physical fitness competition with an extended APFT score of 486.
• Awarded the Silver German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge (GAFPB) during the rating period, displaying multi-faceted physical fitness.
• Encouraged soldiers to maintain well-rounded wellness by utilizing available resources and removing the stigma associated with mental health and combat stress.
• Instilled a sense of military bearing in the squad, holding soldiers accountable for their actions and maintaining 100% professionalism.
• Designed a platoon PT program that is now used as the company standard.
• Motivated the team to exceed standards and developed a lasting pride in mission accomplishment.
• Presented a confident and professional military appearance with exceptional military bearing, instilling this standard in subordinates.
• Strengthened resiliency by developing a rigorous section PRT plan and supported spiritual fitness by partnering with post agencies.
• Coached other soldiers to improve their overall fitness score.
• Set and achieved high standards.
• Achieved an APFT score of 294, earning the Army Physical Fitness Badge for the sixth consecutive time.
• Devoted to the mission and placed a high emphasis on mission-related tasks.
• Possessed unparalleled bearing and presence.
• Conducted physical training consistently, maintaining a high level of physical endurance and stamina.
• Forged resilience and demonstrated confidence and physical endurance to superiors, peers, and subordinates.
• Competed in the German Army Physical Proficiency Badge competition and earned the prestigious Gold badge.
• Scored above 80% in each event shortly after returning from deployment.
• Dominated the physical fitness test effortlessly.
• Remained alert, quick, and responsive.
• Led his platoon through Brigade EXEVAL, resulting in the platoon being recognized as the best in the brigade by the Brigade Commander.
• Implemented a comprehensive physical training program that resulted in an average increase of 20 points in soldiers’ scores.
• Upheld an exemplary level of military bearing and set the standards for all to follow.
• Maintained high levels of physical fitness despite austere conditions while deployed to…
• Represented the MEARNG in Montenegro to support that country’s joining of NATO.
• Showed equal respect for peers, subordinates, and the chain of command.
• Worked with deploying units to ensure that all medical issues were addressed prior to Mob station, demonstrating motivation.
• Challenged subordinates to exceed physical standards.
• Completed a grueling Tough Mudder 10.2-mile endurance and obstacle course at Mount Snow VT.
• Mentally resilient, mature, level-headed leader who does not overreact to challenges.
• Did not allow profile limitations to hinder the ability to pass the APFT.
• Demanded assigned joint personnel meet the same standards as soldiers, obtaining joint agreement and improving morale.
• Possessed the highest degree of confidence and military bearing, demonstrating a contagious ability to motivate others.
• Exercised extreme resilience in the face of a debilitating diagnosis of a spouse, never giving up.
• Maintained impeccable military bearing during periods of highly stressful conditions.
• Fostered organizational focus and exemplified adherence to standards through appearance, demeanor, and actions.
• Projected confidence, enthusiasm, and mental toughness when assisting soldiers, reinforcing resiliency training for subordinates.
• Required PT programs at home and led a remedial PT program, resulting in a 30% improvement in the unit’s soldiers’ PT scores.
• Ran the workcenter with military bearing in unexpected circumstances, positioning for a higher grade.
• Received first place in three international weightlifting events.
• Achieved a 100% first-time pass rate for the platoon on the APFT for two consecutive testing cycles.
• Took charge, accepted responsibility, and completed challenging tasks, leading to the lowest backlog in five years.
• Completed two half marathons, one 10-mile race, six 5K races, and two 10K races.
• Hand-picked to run the Master Fitness Program for the battalion and marched as a member of the CINCUSAREUR Honor Guard, representing the unit with distinction.
• Enhanced the expertise of the section by sharing insights and experience gained through course facilitation and research, displaying a commitment to excellence.
• Facilitated the unit’s adaptation to change, converting efforts to new goals, and achieving operational status ahead of schedule.
• Achieved a score of 275 on the APFT and coached eight soldiers in the platoon to achieve the demanding Army Physical Fitness Badge.
• Preserved fitness by participating in city league sports events.
• Pushed oneself through challenging PRT sessions, exceeding standards, and improving overall fitness.
• Maintained a positive attitude and demonstrated pride in accomplishing the mission, always willing to assist peers and subordinates.
• Solely responsible for raising the platoon’s APFT average from 211 to 230.
• Met all deadlines despite the ever-changing nature of the field, using resiliency as a guide to success.
• Underwent tattoo removal procedures to present a more professional appearance.
• Volunteered for appointed duty and became one of only five persons certified to conduct the new ACFT for the Battalion.
• Displayed tremendous physical attributes during NTC.
• Invented challenging PRT training sessions to showcase the versatility of the Army’s PRT program and promote its benefits.
• Presented impeccable military bearing regardless of the situation, exemplifying pride and professionalism.
• Sustained resilience, confidence, and vigilance during strict Force Protection (FPCON) and Health Protection Condition (HPCON) measures.
• Projected self-confidence and composure under pressure.
• Increased the platoon’s average APFT score from 223 to 246, resulting in an average increase of 23 points during the rating period.
• Selected as one of five NCOs in the Battalion to establish a Battalion Marksmanship Program, achieving 100% qualification readiness for deployment.
• Acted with military bearing and professionalism even in high-stress situations.

• Motivated soldiers to excel during the company APFT, achieving an average score over 290 and fostering teamwork and esprit de corps within the team.
• Increased the section’s APFT average from 223 to 267 as a result of a strong commitment to PRT and soldier readiness.
• Displayed a strong sense of pride in the uniform.
• Acted as a coach and starting player for the first-place basketball team.
• Mentored soldiers during mission essential tasks, improving their ability to meet the needs of the command and increasing soldier involvement.
• Motivated the platoon to achieve a 100% first-time go rate on the APFT.
• Successfully faced problems head-on while working at a high OPTEMPO with less than 75% of authorized MTOE manning strength.
• Exhibited superb military bearing and appearance as a member of the hospital color guard.
• Decreased the platoon’s APFT failure percentage from 46% to 7% through a dedicated commitment to soldier readiness.
• Maintained awareness of how subordinates perceived him and adjusted interactions to achieve the best results.
• Scored a perfect 300 on the APFT, maintaining the Physical Fitness Badge.
• Exceeded all standards of physical fitness, appearance, and bearing.
• Demonstrated mental toughness through exceptional duty performance.
• Displayed the ability to handle any task, being mentally and physically fit and prepared to excel.
• Projected excellent military bearing and appearance.
• Set the example for subordinates and peers when it comes to physical fitness.
• Inspired optimism in achieving goals, always giving 100% and never failing to meet obligations to supported units.
• Disseminated knowledge of tactics to junior leaders, increasing individual involvement and forging a united team.
• Awarded the Div Coin from the CG, 82nd Airborne Div for outstanding uniform appearance during the annual General inspection.
• Exuded impeccable military bearing and professionalism, demonstrating poise during interactions at all levels of a Two Star General Command.
• Incorporated high-intensity workouts to enhance the physical conditioning of the entire shop.
• Stayed calm, collected, and efficient in the most stressful situations, epitomizing mental toughness.
• Planned ahead to maintain operations, making contingency plans to secure necessary manning and resources when they are not available, ensuring sustained readiness.
• Learned from mistakes and continuously improved, setting an example for continuous improvement.
• Exhibited mental and physical toughness during FTX, leading three soldiers on a rigorous 15-kilometer dismounted movement.
• Demonstrated maturity, personal courage, and the confidence to confront any soldier acting inappropriately.
• Led the platoon in a professional manner, with a commanding presence and dominant personality.
• Instilled confidence and pride in soldiers through mentorship.
• Bearing and decisiveness resulted in the selection to escort two BG, one MG, and one GEN during training and deployment.
• Took pride in uniform and personal appearance, recognized for professional representation of the shop.
• Enforced standards and encouraged self-improvement, ensuring the section possessed the capability to meet their obligations.
• Maintained stamina to go the distance despite rigorous 70 plus-hour work weeks.
• Motivated the platoon to improve their PT average by 30 points.
• Demonstrated overwhelming confidence and mental strength.
• Maintained an outstanding appearance and represented her unit with impeccable military bearing and courtesy.
• Set the standard by which excellence is measured.
• Participated in four separate 5K runs during off-duty hours, averaging one per quarter.
• Briefed seniors, peers, and subordinates with confidence due to constant situational awareness and involvement in the mission.
• Demonstrated maturity and authority beyond his rank, setting a strong example for all soldiers to follow.
• Dedicated to fitness, motivating others to exceed standards.
• Coordinated with supported units to ensure all required support was prepared and in place, reinforcing readiness.
• Dedicated long hours upon arrival in Afghanistan to establish the Task Force’s C4I systems into a steady state, ensuring the mission started on time.
• Set the example during the Detachment stress shoot, displaying the physical stamina to go the distance on the battlefield.
• Superior NCO, consistently standing out as the best NCO of the Detachment and epitomizing a U.S. Army Senior NCO.
• Accepted duties that required authority above his pay grade, fearless soldier postured for advancement.
• Excelled in all areas, routinely scoring above 290 on each APFT, setting the example for all.
• Maintained compliance with AR 670-1 and AR 600-9.
• Took pride in being a soldier while earning respect from peers and subordinates.
• Uniform and appearance consistently exceeded standards.
• Selected as the MVP for the base-level softball team.
• Maintained 100% accountability of equipment worth over $524,000 with zero losses or issues.
• Ensured safety came first during all training with partnership units and OC/T team training, preventing injuries and sustaining the mission.
• Won the PT award for the highest PT score in ANCOC.
• Recognized by the deployed OIC as one of the top five senior NCOs he had worked with over a 25-year career.
• Revived the building’s exterior appearance standards, scheduling regular maintenance by soldiers, improving grounds appearance by 100%.
• Dedicated himself to physical readiness training for 21 soldiers, resulting in a 21-point increase in the platoon’s PT score average, from 235 to 256.
• Made smart and effective decisions, demonstrating mental agility and logical problem-solving skills.
• Developed and presented intense physical fitness routines for soldiers, maintaining readiness and morale.