Radio Telephone Operator
SPC Diaz trained the soldiers of A10 and A20 on Record of Fire (ROF) on DA form 4504 as well as radio etiquette for the 13J MOS ASPTs.
SPC Diaz showed true grit and determination when faced with adversity at NTC by making sure the radio communications would work in order for us to remain green in the box/up digital with BN.
SPC Diaz continues to set himself apart from his peers by continually seeking to learn more about all the jobs in FDC as well as general knowledge of the Army.
Unit Supply Specialist
Specialist Jeremy S. Roberts distinguished himself by exceptionally meritorious service as a Unit Supply Specialist while assigned to 8th Battalion, 98th Regiment. Over an extended period, Specialist Roberts assumed the responsibilities of a Supply Sergeant, a role typically held by a higher-ranking individual. His outstanding leadership and organizational skills ensured the timely delivery of essential equipment and supplies, maintained accurate inventory records, and significantly contributed to the overall efficiency and readiness of the unit. Specialist Roberts' dedication to duty, professionalism, and exceptional performance reflect great credit upon himself, the 8th Battalion, 98th Regiment and the United States Army.
Tank Driver
Specialist Rocha lived the Warrior Ethos by placing the mission first. He set the example for his peers to emulate by meticulously maintaining his assigned vehicle to Battalion standards and ensuring that he was able to perform a mission at a moment's notice. His commitment to mission accomplishment contributed to the overall success of 1-67 AR Battalion during NTC Rotation 23-06, several Gunneries and a Rotation to Korea.
91B Lead Generator Mechanic
SPC chapman was positioned as the lead generator mechanic while deployed. His knowledge and experience as a 91B helped fuel quick learning of generator maintenance and operation. He followed the TM to ensure he was doing everything by the book and excelled at it. SPC Chapman is called on to analyze and correct 90 percent of generator mechanical issues. He is the go-to guy for generator issues and his hard work and determination has reduced the work load on his team members by 50 percent.
42A S1 HR NCO
OUTSTANDING EFFORT IN SUPPORT OF FORT KNOX DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES ON THE 17TH DAY OF NOVEMBER 2022. CHIEF WARRANT OFFICER FOUR BARNES' TECHNICAL EXPERTISE AND DEDICATION RESULTED IN SUCCESSFUL FIRE BUCKET OPERATIONS, AIDING WILDFIRE MITIGATION IN THE RESTRICTED TRAINING AREA OF FORT KNOX. HIS PROFESSIONALISM AND DEVOTION TO DUTY IS IN KEEPING WITH THE FINEST TRADITIONS OF MILITARY SERVICE AND REFLECTS GREAT CREDIT UPON HIMSELF, 8-229TH ASSAULT HELICOPTER BATTALION, 244TH EXPEDITIONARY COMBAT AVIATION BRIGADE AND THE UNITED STATES ARMY.
Gate Guard
Sergeant ______ sacrificed a great deal of personal time during ACP 2A's assumption of 24-hour operations for the duration of ACP 2A's from 26 October 2022 to 27 October 2022. During this time and with limited personnel _____ demonstrated the most professional display of meritorious service. _______'s unwavering dedication to duty and selfless service during this period of time gave clear testimony to the exemplary character of _______ and their commitment to excellence while providing the utmost fidelity to the U.S. Army and Fort Hood installation.
Admin Specialist
PFC Soewardie always stepped up to take on extra shifts, which allowed other S1 personnel to participate in battlefield circulation missions which enabled them to represent the Brigade S1 and to assist the Battalion S1's and ensure the highest standards of personnel service were met. His exceptional contributions helped foster a cohesive atmosphere among the S1 section team.
31B/Squad Leader
SGT XXXXX trained and deployed with his squad to NTC Decisive Action Rotation XX-XX through unprecedented pandemic conditions. He successfully led over 15 squad missions in an austere environment while maintaining full combat effectiveness. In addition, SGT XXXXX was entrusted to execute 48-hour operations autonomously in support of a Combined Arms Breach during the rotation. SGT XXXXXX demonstrated outstanding tactical knowledge, superb decision making skills, and an unparalleled commitment to his Soldiers.
Traffic Accident
SGT Larkin went above and beyond the call of duty to provide aid at the scene of a civilian vehicle accident on highway 41 upon returning from Ft. Hunter Liggett weapons qualification on March 16, 2020. SGT Larkin was instrumental in moving a disabled vehicle off the roadway and out of danger from oncoming traffic during a rain storm.
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Language Proficiency
SPC Doe distinguished himself on the Spanish Defense Language Proficiency Test (DLPT) by exceeding the Army's 2L/2R standard. Due to his exceptional skills and language proficiency, he scored a 3L/3R rating on the Spanish DLPT 5 on 14 and 15 January 2018. SPC Doe's outstanding achievement sets the standard within the Command Language Program.
APFT Improvement
SGT XXXXX held the Platoon Sergeant duty position for 1st Platoon, A Company for two months. SGT XXXXX displayed phenomenal devotion to physical excellence and the development of the Soldiers in his Squad. As a leader in 1st Platoon, SGT XXXXX's motivation was an example for others to follow along with his demanding physical training regimen that became his Squad's standard for fitness. This resulted in his Squad's APFT average rising from 245 to 262 points in a two month span.
Funeral Detail
________ was an integral part of the overwhelming success of First Battalion's funeral responsibilities from July 2013 to December 2013. ________ sacrificed a great deal of personal time, sometimes travelling out of town to provide family members with the most professional display of gratitude for their loved ones' service. _______'s unwavering dedication to duty and selfless service during this period of time gives clear testimony to the exemplary character of _________ and his commitment to excellence while providing the utmost fidelity to the U.S. Army and its soldiers.
Deployment
SPC Penalope has been a shining example of hard work and discipline. He has proven to have diligence by reading the operator level TM and spending countless hours on vehicles after the maintenance day is done, trying to learn something new to add to his understanding. He spends his time training other soldiers, even those not on his team, about vehicles and communications equipment without being asked or advised to do so. His initiative is a strong commentary on his professionalism.
SPC Penalope's technical expertise on the M204B machine gun. One of the platoon's primary weapon systems was vital during training as he assisted other soldiers during a qualification range and escalation of force training. He assisted his squad leader in training the soldiers. So that the RCP's primary gunners had precision and experience as gunners and impeccable use of proper escalation of force undoubtedly contributed to his platoons safety while deployed in Afghanistan.
On November 14 2012, SPC Penalope was instrumental in saving the lives of two soldiers as he was in the vehicle that was struck by an IED. He applied what ever aid was needed and helped escort this soldier off the vehicle onto the ground and onto the litter and provided security. He remained at the Soldier's side and continued to speak to the soldier as he waited for the MEDEVAC to go through. He acted with the utmost professionalism and was vital to the well-being of a battle buddy.
Deployment
PFC Soewardie served as the Casualty Operations Clerk during Operation Enduring Freedom XII. Due to his diligence, and dedication to duty 100% of casualty reports that were submitted to CJ1 were a first time go thus ensuring accurate and timely reporting of all injuried personnel. He expertly handled each situation with great care and respect for the wounded warriors. PFC Soewardie's actions during the most stressful and trying of times earned laudatory comments from every Battalion he assisted in reporting efforts.
PFC Soewardie also served as a Deployed Theather Accountability Clerk. His technical and tactical knowledge was instrumental in ensuring over 4,500 Soliders, Airmen, Marines, Sailors and Civilians were accounted for in a battle space containing four Proviences and over 10 operating bases on the battle field in Afghanistan. PFC Soewardie took great pride in his duties and executed his flawlessly. He consistantly worked above his pay grade to ensure accuracy on every report he created, updated or assisted with.
PFC Soewardie continuously worked during his personal time to ensure the Brigade flowed smoothly through the Reception, Staging, Onward Movement and Integration of over 3,600 Soldiers while the Brigade entered and exited theater in support of combat operations for OEF 11-12. His efforts directly enabled the Brigade staff to focus, plan and prepare for onward movement into Afghanistan and also allowed for a nearly seemless transition as we redeployed the Brigade back to home station.
PFC Soewardie always stepped up to take on extra shifts, which allowed other S1 personnel to participate in battlefield circulation missions which enabled them to represent the Brigade S1 and to assist the Battalion S1's and ensure the highest standards of personnel service were met. His exceptional contributions helped foster a cohesive atmosphere among the S1 section team.
