Receiving NCO NCOER Bullets

o processed over 10,000 parts while working the Receiving Section night shift; attention to detail reduced frustrated cargo by 90% for the upcoming deployment

o supervised 7 Soldiers in the receiving and storing of 360 lines of ASL; ensured procedural accuracy in using the Standard Army Retail Supply System-Objective (SARSS-O)

o organized Arms Room operations of TPE weapons; facilitated the turn-in and shipment of over $5,000,000 worth of weapons and contributed to a successful draw down in Iraq

o provided continuity between two Air Force squadrons for daily convoy operations and processing equipment into and out of the yard; facilitated seamless joint operations

o worked with the civilian contractors, CECOM, and TACOM to ensure Army equipment was processed and transferred with 100% accuracy from retail back into the Army wholesale system

o ensured equipment was accurately transferred from retail back into the Army wholesale system; enabled view of Theater Provided Equipment (TPE) assets and reissue to the war fighter

o processed over 15,000 parts while working in the Receiving Section; managed the deletion of 600 lines of Authorized Stockage List (ASL) during the ASL review board

o served as Turn-In NCOIC and Receiving NCOIC; sustained critical operations despite a 50% reduction in manning

o received and shipped over 12,000 pieces of Class VII non-rolling stock and over 1,500 rolling-stock pieces, totaling in excess of $500,000,000

o routed and delivered equipment to shifting destinations; recognized by 2/402nd AFSB Army Material Command and 660th Movement Control Team Multi National Corps Iraq