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Air Traffic Control Operator
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Tactical Team Leader
o fully supported SHARP and EO programs; always displayed respect in a challenging multinational environment
o selfless service beyond reproach; completely dedicated to the Unit's mission
o led consistently from the front maintaining above average APFT score of 260
o conducted Special Emphasis Physical Fitness training which helped improve one Trooper from failing to passing APFT
o maintained high military bearing and standards; projected self confidence, authority and enthusiasm at all times
o completed ATCS at Range Airspace Information Center ahead of schedule; became subject matter expert for airspace operations
o maintained multiple additional duties to standard, ensuring the company attained passing results for the ARMS inspection
o demonstrated resiliency and adaptability while facing adversity; allowed him to learn from mistakes
o mentored two Troopers to successfully attain the rank of Sergeant
o prepared section for company FTX; ensured Warrior Tasks and Drills were trained to standard
o provided continuous professional mentorship to subordinates allowing them to gain the confidence to succeed
o mentored two Troopers to successfully attain the rank of Sergeant
o prepared section for company FTX; ensured Warrior Tasks and Drills were trained to standard
o contributed to the training of one controllers in the Tactical Terminal Control System (TTCS) receiving their rating
ATC Operator
o coordinated and ensured safe flow of multiple F-15s to Saudi Arabia in largest military sales to Saudi Arabia to date
o newly arrived from AIT, completed training program in under 60 days
o facilitated several facility briefings for senior officers and NCOs
o spotted security boundary intruder and alerted security forces, 2 possible terrorists detained
o accepted and performed additional duties to the standard
o ran Skywatch snack fund which made enough money to support unit plaque program
o beat five other Soldiers to be selected as the 2-58th Airfield Operations Battalion Soldier of the Year
o set up the Tactical Airspace Integration System (TAIS) workstation in the TOC to provide connectivity with the Aviation Mission Planning System (AMPS)
o keen judgment and continuous reevaluation of our processes improved and streamlined air traffic control procedures and contributed to 20,000 incident-free hours
o demonstrated superior knowledge, military bearing, poise and self confidence to win the highly competitive Battalion Soldier of the Year
o provided safe, precise and error-free air traffic control service in support of OPERATION INHERENT RESOLVE
o key to 1-224 Aviation Regiment's safe completion of over 400 flights, supporting more than 90 missions
Shift Leader
o strongly supported the Army SHARP and EEO/EO program
o hard worker, dependable, and totally dedicated to the mission and the Army
o highly motivated Soldier striving for excellence, always displayed a positive demeanor
o his attention to detail and invaluable experience played a vital role in the success during the FY14 ARMS inspection; his facility received a 100% commendable rating
o selected as the Distinguished Honor Graduate during his attendance to the Senior Leaders Course
o successfully completed his Minor degree in Airport Management with an overall 3.0 GPA
o motivated his Soldiers to excel during company APFT with an average score of 255; fostered teamwork and esprit de corps within his team
o presented the highest standards of military bearing and appearance met or exceeded retention objectives for 1st, 2nd and 3rd Quarter, FY 15
o willingly shared his knowledge and expertise with his Soldiers; prepared them to better overcome challenges and adversity
o fostered an EO/SHARP climate of dignity and respect; eliminated sexual harassment and assault by being actively engaged in training and Soldiers' concerns
o fostered a positive work environment by unselfishly sharing insight and knowledge with his subordinates
o trained five Soldiers and NCOs in Warrior Tasks and Drills resulting in 100% first time GOs
o strongly enforced all safety policies and regulations; resulted in the facility receiving a 360 day safety award
o maintained 100% serviceability of air traffic control systems and equipment worth over $1,000,000 without loss or incident
o motivated junior Soldiers to aggressively pursue professional development; completed over 100 hours of correspondence courses
Mobile Tower System Specialist
o provided air traffic control services at Baledogle military airfield, Somalia; facilitated safe rotary wing, fixed-wing and UAS operations
ATC Facility Chief
o received a commendable rating of 100% on Facility Equipment during the FY15 ARMS inspection
o directed the safe, orderly, and expeditious flow of over 60,000 aircraft movements without accident or incident
o superb physical condition; continued to earn the Physical Fitness Excellence Badge by scoring a 300 on her last APFT
o demonstrated a fitness level for all to emulate; led her facility to a 267 APFT average
o coached, taught, and mentored two Soldiers to achieve the rank of Sergeant and one Soldier won the Battalion Soldier of the Month
o assumed Facility Chief duties within 90 days after arrival and performed all required duties flawlessly without hesitation
o encouraged her Soldiers to always seek career advancement through education; her eight Soldiers completed over 2500 correspondence course hours
o effective risk management techniques led her facility to drive over 30,000 GOV miles to a remote duty location with no vehicle accidents or injury to personnel
o maintained 100% accountability and ensured ATC equipment valued at over $250,000 was serviceable and mission capable at all times
o maintained 12 sets of Air Traffic Controller training records while simultaneously achieving his own facility rating in only 45 days of a 154 day training program
o mentally resilient NCO; a mature, level-headed leader that does not overreact to challenges
o continuously met the Battalion reenlistment demands by ensuring that all eligible Soldiers received proper counseling and guidance on available options
o provided additional assistance to Soldiers who exhibited difficulty in their ATC training program; allowed Soldiers to achieve training benchmarks
o assisted in the ATC training and development of one Soldier and one Civilian which granted them the necessary qualifications to receive their FAA CTO rating
o consistently sought out new ways to enhance the facility training program and reduce training time requirements for previously rated controllers
o shared personal knowledge and experience to junior Soldiers; paved the way for future leaders to fight and win in an ever-changing environment
o directed the safe, orderly, and expeditious flow of over 58,000 aircraft movements at Shell Army Airfield without incident or accident
o maintained 100% accountability and security of ATS equipment valued in excess of $1,000,000 without loss or incident
o facilitated effective training in a tactical GCA with only two rated Soldiers during a 16 hour day, all assigned were qualified
o constantly provided training on training records and general air traffic control knowledge
o chosen over eight SSG's to be an Observer Controller during 2d CAB Aerial Gunnery Convoy Live Fire FY 05
o trained his Soldiers on tactical operations, directly impacting the platoon's success during EXEVAL
o displayed personal concern and patience with Soldiers which encouraged a positive training environment which promoted teamwork
o as ATCS examiner, rated four Soldiers and provided practical training to eight Soldiers
o coordinated training and safety matters between the flight companies and ATC
o coordinated two MH-60 Blackhawk flights to deliver critical supplies to support the evacuation of VSP Tagaw
o developed and supervised a rigorous PRT program; resulted in a 100% APFT pass rate for all subordinates in his facility
o developed and assisted in the company special conditioning program; resulted in four Troopers passing the APFT
o volunteered hours of personal time setting up system displays for Young Eagles flying events and BN functions
o excelled as the MOTS FACF; on-the-job training; led to over 900 incident free civil and military aircraft movements
o trained three Troopers to Readiness Level (RL) 1 in the MOTS program; ensured system operating proficiency
o mentor to controllers within the Brigade for MOS and career progression; continually shares his knowledge to better the unit
o planned and trained 34 Troopers on FAA records and training program; raising technical acumen of junior Troopers
o demonstrated natural leadership skills during ATC missions; directed Troopers, controlled operations achieving great success
o executed BN M249/240 range RSO duties soundly resulting in 80% qualification
o established company flight line driver training program; 15 Troopers trained and licensed for airfield/ FTX missions
o created company continuity book for Master Driver course; assisted in training seven Troopers to receive military license
o set the standard, first MOTS to utilize working ALS during ATSCOM inspection; resulted in receiving a 100% score
o sustained the upkeep and accountability of the AN/MSQ-135 MOTS and associated equipment valued in excess of $6,500,000
o trained 20 Troopers as flight line driver NCOIC; set the standard for the rest of the Battalion to emulate
