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11B InfantrymanOperations Sergeanto task oriented and detail minded; completes assignments to the fullest while staying focused to make sound and thoughtful decisions o served as Team Leader, Squad Leader and as Operations Sergeant for the BN on multiple combat deployments Platoon Sergeanto spearheaded the Expert Infantrymen Badge committee for UNIT by coordinating all training, planning, resourcing and time to certify over 300 Soldiers in the BN for the EIB o was one of only two Unit Prevention Leaders in the Batalion and conducted over 20 urinalysis inspections o instructed Leadership on how to safely and efficiently perform the company mission of providing Convoy Escort Teams to escort civilian trucks from Camp Virginia, Kuwait to both Camp Cedar and Camp Adder, Iraq o filled in for personnel unable to go on convoy escort missions due to illness, school, or injury; performed as Gunner and Truck Commander on numerous occasions Squad Leadero helped squad qualify expert o wrote the company's standard operating procedures for combat logistic patrols o trained 33 soldiers in the combat section on convoy procedures and convoy security which enabled the combat section to safely complete 22 combat logistic patrols o assembled and trained an RSOP team; his expertise enabled rapid deployment to site and ensured Table VIII Gunnery will be successful Team Leadero was selected as the best trainer for AWT training o handled all radio communications while QRF operations outside the wire to insure that all the trucks and B Troops staff had situational awareness o worked long selfless hours to insure that the operations center always had an NCO on duty o prepared detailed orientation classes, increased safety of new arrivals o found two caches, eliminated 55 rounds of UXO from enemy use, patrolled over 100km of hostile territory o volunteered for, conducted and participated in an overweight PT program that resulted in our platoon losing a combined weight of 50lbs o moved foward of even the ADVON to identify and secure unit equipment sent by Strat-Air o moved all TOC equipment back from Balad on his own to CAB TOC in Tallil o immediately on arrival at Tallil, broke out equipment and ensured it was programmed and ready for plug and play operations at the battalion TOC still over 100 miles away o served as the standard bearer for his squad when it came to living the army values o identified and fixed problems with truck preparation that cut our mission prep time by 50% o researched and implemented a plan to outfit the company's vehicles with long range antennae o wrote the company's standard operating procedures for combat logistic patrols o his attention to detail and commitment to keeping his vehicle systems mission capable maintained a superior operational readiness rate despite being issued the most heavily used equipment on two continents Infantrymano earned Expert Infantry Badge o performed reconissance duties for scout platoon including sniper support and hummvee escort duties o marshalled defense when convoy came under fire during escort mission, terminated threat, saved lives and allowed mission to continue o evacuated his crew after hummvee was struck by an RPG, despite own injuries, addressed their injuries before his own o diligent compliance with SOP and observation ensured no heat casualties for his team o volunteered to work in the S-1 office while in the 2-8 CAV Rear Detachment, served as Human Resources Sergeant. Outstanding initiative. o completed thirty combat logistic patrols; diligent preparation responsible for 100% success o exceeded the standard in technical and tactical knowledge of his 240B machine gun while leading from the front Company Fusion Cell NCOICo ran a round the clock CFC that facilitated targeted offensive operations in Baghdad, Iraq during OIF 08-09 o developed an accurate picture of the Operational Environment that permitted the commander, in concert with Iraqi forces, to conduct effective operations against a determined enemy Riflemano demonstrated dedication to duty by volunteering for 5 detainee escort missions, including one high value detainee o took the initiative to study, learn, repair, and maintain the BDOC crew-served weapons systems, a duty outside his MOS o although assigned to duties outside his primary MOS, has exceeded all standards and expectations of an Infantry Soldier o demonstrated physical superiority and courage during MLOC o ensured all his assigned equipment was properly accounted for and maintained to 10/20 standard Sniper Team Leadero built and maintained a small and large arms range at FOB Altiumr increasing combat effectiveness o constructed small and large arms shooting area; recognized by Deputy CG CJTF-82, used by all agencies on FOB Shank including Czech Army o assigned to the Battalion Tactical Operations Center (TOC) due to his experience and judgment 11C Indirect Fire Infantrymano qualified section or mortar team first time go during gunnery Squad Leadero recognized by the Regiment Commander for taking first place in the combined Regimental Mortar Squad Competition Section Sergeanto was selected to instruct three Iraqi Army Mortar Platoons on the capabilities and operation of 120mm mortar system o trained over 140 Iraqi Army Mortarmen on basic mortar knowledge and FDC procedures in Support of Operation Iraqi Ftreedom Platoon Sergeanto spearheaded the Expert Infantrymen Badge committee for UNIT by coordinating all training, planning, resourcing and time to certify over 300 Soldiers in the BN for the EIB Team Chiefo was selected for the commandants list with a 95.6 gpa 11Z Infantry Senior Sergeanto analyzed and tracked enemy historical points of origin, assisted in accurate targeting of enemy attack zones reducing IDF attacks by 50% o demonstrated through action and example a genuine concern for the safety and welfare of his Soldiers o sacrificed standing with staff to ensure team members were treated fairly while simultaneously maintaining disipline and readiness o his ability to maintain the fine line between care and discipline is what sets him apart as a mature and effective NCO o supervised 65 troops responsible for protection of coalition forces, third country nationals and host nation forces at Khabari Crossing |
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