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Military and Professional Bearing, Fitness, Confidence, Resilience
o selected to attend the USAREUR-AF Best Squad Competition and competed against teams from across U.S. Army Europe and Africa; boosted morale and increased skills
o utilized composite risk management in all aspects of his team's day to day duties; displayed tireless devotion to the safety and well being of his Soldiers
o maintained over 500 ACFT Score during rating period; set the example for his team
o completed the twelve mile ruck in three hours and fourteen minutes; inspired self-improvement through personal example
o set the standards of conduct, taught those standards, then took action when established standards were not met
o implemented a physical training plan for two Soldiers; resulted in both SMs being removed from ABCP and maintaining readiness
o true Soldier; epitomized Army values; influenced others to commit to personal greatness; developed team's devotion to Army standards
o persevered through unfair treatment of her promotion; her ability to speak up compelled a change in the unfair processes
o volunteered to attend a MOS producing course at the rank of E6 in order to fill a critically needed position to sustain readiness
o demonstrated expert accountability of soldiers in formations; consistently knew the locations of subordinates
o fostered an environment of trust and understanding where Soldiers can approach her with any type of issues
o trained and competed in the 30K Norwegian Foot March; earned a bronze badge
o established himself as a bastion of discipline by setting actionable goals and accomplishing them in a timely manner
o prepared for unforeseen obstacles, delays, setbacks, and shortages; the definition of readiness
o provided exceptional example for soldiers; uniform and appearance always immaculate;
o won 1998 American Drug Free Powerlifting Association Men's National Competition
o projected self-confidence and authority; exceptional role model who sets the example in physical fitness and wear of the uniform
o maintained a strong physical performance in all three categories of the APFT at all times, consistently chosen as a grader
o helped his clinic win the Commanders Trophy for APFT Excellence for the fourth consecutive cycle
o won first place in battalion physical fitness competition with extended APFT score of 486
o carried over 72 pounds of mission essential equipment at an elevation in excess of 9,000 feet; displayed physical stamina during combat operations
o led squad to a 280 APFT average; took responsibility for subordinates' fitness
o set the example during Detachment stress shoot; displayed the physical stamina to go the distance on the battlefield
o completed assigned tasks and met mission requirements despite challenges of working at an outlying station
o faced problems head on while working at a high OPTEMPO with less than 75% of authorized MTOE manning strength
o scored a 239, exceeding APFT standards while deployed under austere conditions
o conquered a physically demanding ascent to the summit of Mt Fuji, 21,500 feet
o earned a score of 282 on most recent PT test
o passed his AFPT this year and has just received his walking profile
o selected as the combat support company remedial physical fitness program instructor
o established comprehensive Distinguished Visitor procedures; recognized as most thorough, appropriate; adopted as unit standard
o passed her first PT test after pregnancy profile allowing her to attend WLC in June
o chosen over all other E-7s in the Battalion as the Mech Infantry OC/T Team NCOIC for eight months; required minimal guidance
o kept a positive attitude and demonstrated pride in accomplishing the mission; always willing to assist peers and subordinates alike
o displayed impressive military appearance and bearing
o risked personal safety to protect peers; reported inappropriate physical contact by NCOIC; improved section working environment
o utilized an innovative and demanding PT regimen; increased overall APFT score by 25 points
o trained and motivated several Soldiers to pass their APFT after repeated failures
o prepared for all eventualities; always ready to go the distance
o her bearing and appearance are exemplary and beyond reproach
o preserved fitness by participating in city league sports events
o motivated platoon to improve PT average by 30 points
o competed in the German Army Physical Proficiency Badge competition; he earned the prestigious Gold badge
o motivated Soldiers at all levels of the Chain of Command to excel and improve; outstanding example of physical fitness
o accepted duties that required authority above his pay grade; fearless Soldier, postured for advancement
o praised by the BDE CSM for service as Master Fitness Trainer and the Aquatic PT program instructor
o integrated seven Soldiers into the THOR3 Program; his team scored over 80 points in each PT event
o demonstrated overwhelming confidence and mental strength
o sustained a positive attitude despite a high OPTEMPO; unwavering support helped team exceed shipping goals
o received 1st place in three international weight lifting events
o competed and consistently placed 1st with battalion cross country team
o cross-trained all team members on all positions; improved ability to recover and sustain operations around-the-clock
o exercised extreme resilience with wife's debilitating diagnosis; never gave up
o dedicated long hours upon arrival to Afghanistan to establish the Task Force's C4I systems into a steady state ensuring the Task Force assumed the mission on time
o exceeded standards as demonstrated by his APFT score of 290 and his commitment to physical fitness while deployed
o possessed the stamina and will to continue when others stopped
o possessed an attitude of determination and optimism during his attendance of advanced MOS training and language schools
o acted with military bearing and professionalism even when placed in high stress situations
o represented Help Desk competently; remained cool, calm, and collected even under stressful conditions
o enhanced the expertise of the section by sharing insights and experience gained during course facilitation and through research; committed to excellence
o won interservice racquetball championship for Olympic placement
o maintained compliance with AR 670-1 and AR 600-9
o demonstrated the utmost in bearing and appearance; well-disciplined soldier
o set the example for subordinates and peers to emulate; outstanding professionalism
o adapted to changing situations; relied on by the department for his technical expertise in completing tasks
o finished first in class 10K division run
o provided encouragement to peers; possessed the confidence and mental toughness to sustain operations under all conditions
o ended bullying and out-of-control behavior; enforced standards and restored a professional and productive work environment
o maintained 100% accountability of equipment worth over $524,000 with zero losses or issues
o sustained an attitude of determination and optimism throughout challenging missions; led by example
o his mental toughness and discipline brought him to new found physical goals
o recognized by 1-128IN commander for extensive and professional After Action Reviews during BN LFXs at Fort Hood
o possessed physical and mental stamina; exhibited confidence and enthusiasm with every task/mission without regard to level of difficulty
o dedicated to fitness; motivates others to exceed standards
o shouldered additional requirements despite vigorous OPTEMPO; demonstrated mental poise, calmness and physical endurance
o performed well under pressure
o briefed seniors, peers, and subordinates with confidence due to constant situational awareness and involvement in the mission
o demonstrated maturity and personal courage and the confidence to confront any Soldier acting inappropriately
o confronted inappropriate behavior and conducted on-the-spot counseling; confident leadership
o coordinated with supported units to ensure all required support was prepared and in place; reinforced readiness
o portrayed confidence as a distinguished NCO
o created fund raiser for organization; raised over $400 for company fund
o maintained a high level of physical fitness and readiness; scored a 300 on the Army APFT maintaining the Army physical fitness badge
o communicated a healthy, strong and confident demeanor
o supported all commander's cup sports events
o scored 292 on APFT with ninety or more in each event which earned him the Army physical fitness badge
o remained flexible and cooperative under all conditions
o kept his military bearing at all times
o demonstrated endurance and motivation during 12+ hour days; inspired his subordinates and peers to do the same
o embraced a level of military bearing and professionalism required for engagements within a corps level headquarters
o developed and implemented the company's fitness program; resulted in 11 soldiers being removed from Special Population Physical Fitness Program
o contributed to 5 Soldiers' development, resulting in substantial improvements in their run times
o built strong relationship with locals by involving them in daily fitness improvement programs
o refused to back down from a challenge; assumed responsibility for new office and coached them to define their duties and over-delivered
o superior NCO; consistently stood out as the best NCO of the Detachment and is an epitome of a U.S. Army Senior NCO
o managed numerous tasks simultaneously; mentally tough and able to adapt to demands
o fostered organizational focus; exemplified adherence to standards through his appearance, demeanor, and actions
o selected over 3 other Platoon Sergeants to act as 1SG during the unit's CTC rotation; sustained operations and morale
o motivated platoon to achieve 100% first time go rate on APFT
o made soldier promotion and progression a top priority; motivated soldiers to meet qualifications for next rank and ensured prompt paperwork submission
o took pride in being a Soldier while earning respect from peers and subordinates
o projected command presence; taught Soldiers to use resiliency techniques during stressful training and testing
o represented the detachment in a professional manner; phone was never unattended and always answered before 3 rings
o finished the rigorous 26.2 mile Bataan Memorial Death March four months after disk replacement surgery; epitome of resilience
o incorporated plan which ultimately raised the unit APFT score by 16 percent
o his uniform and appearance consistently exceeded standards
o decreased platoon APFT failure percentage from 46% to 7% as a direct result of commitment to Soldier readiness
o graduated the Army Air Assault School
o overcame his weak areas; is mentally, physically and emotionally ready to lead in combat
o set the standard by leading physical fitness training during Battle Assembly
o presented impeccable military bearing regardless of the situation; exemplified the meaning of pride and professionalism
o presided over a vigorous physical fitness regiment consisting of MMA, ruck marching, PRT, and weightlifting
o maintained high levels of physical fitness despite being under austere conditions while deployed to...
o demonstrated daily loyalty to superiors, peers, and the unit; her enthusiastic work ethic inspired peers to emulate her example
o refused to ignore departure from standards and took action to restore order; demonstrated personal courage
o assumed duties as ISOPREP NCOIC for the ________; processed 158 Soldiers in a 3-day period bringing the unit's report status to 98%
o maintained the APFT badge by scoring a 300 on physical fitness test; awarded Certificate of Achievement for his accomplishment
o fostered an organization focused on set doctrinal standards; sustained critical operations during the worst manning shortage in history
o visited two high school shop classes with local recruiter to display and instruct classes on up-armored vehicles
o volunteered to maintain building exterior, grounds, and parking lot; best appearance in years; weekly efforts lauded by CSM
o recovered from physical profile and injury in less than 30 days; possessed stamina and endurance to complete any mission
o excelled in all areas, routinely scored above 290 on each APFT; set the example for all
o exhibited superb military bearing and appearance as a member of the hospital color guard
o maintained physical fitness with a home PT program 3-4 times per week
o awarded the Silver German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge (GAFPB) during the rating period; displayed multi-faceted physical fitness
o coached other Soldiers to improve their overall fitness score
o leads the Platoon in a professional manner, with a commanding presence and dominant personality
o shared workload and resources with sister unit; enabled both of us to maintain service
o projected confidence, enthusiasm, and mental toughness when assisting Soldiers; reinforced resiliency training for subordinates
o selected as Post Athlete of the Year
o demonstrated stamina and will to survive at JRTC
o showed stamina and endurance in completion of daily duties and missions
o competed in the Commander's Cup challenge, led his team to a first place finish in a 17-mile foot march while carrying over 50 pounds of equipment
o awarded the Army Physical Fitness Badge by scoring over 90 points in each event on his APFT
o fierce competitor; Soldier's greatest asset is his ambition
o sustained resiliency, confidence, and vigilance during strict Force Protection (FPCON) and Health Protection Condition (HPCON) measures
o developed a concentrated remedial physical training routine; incorporated high intensity workouts to enhance the physical conditioning of the entire platoon
o is mentally resilient; a mature, level-headed leader who does not overreact to challenges
o mentored Soldiers during mission essential tasks; improved ability to meet the needs of the command and increased Soldier involvement
o searched for positive solutions to problems and maintained a positive attitude regardless of the situation
o put tremendous emphasis on APFT; raised platoon PT average from 219 to 254 in only a matter of three months; January to April FY16
o inspired self-improvement in subordinates through sterling personal example
o trained platoon to exceed Brigade standards of fitness
o took lead in organized physical fitness training of all soldiers; motivated, enthusiastic NCO who improved performance across the board
o proved mental toughness through assigned duty performance
o established regular fitness competitions; provided recognition of improvement efforts and motivation for fitness gains
o designed platoon PT program; now used as company standard
o displayed a strong sense of pride in the uniform
o stayed fit through physical therapy and maintained mental toughness despite a Temporary Profile for a shoulder injury and a high operational tempo
o projected self-confidence, authority, and enthusiasm during the entire deployment
o enforced standards and restored a professional and productive work environment; ended chronic disorderly conduct in the section
o challenged himself by competing at multiple battalion level boards; was selected as the Group Support Battalion NCO of the month for 2nd Quarter
o won PT award for highest PT score in ANCOC
o conducted a challenging and rigorous PT regimen which resulted in a squad average of 266; set the standard for his Soldiers to emulate
o achieved 275 pts on his APFT; coached eight Soldiers in his platoon to achieve the demanding Army physical fitness badge
o represented the MEARNG in Montenegro in an effort to support that country joining NATO
o presented a professional, soldierly appearance at all times
o set the example for his FO team by maintaining and enforcing proper military appearance through constant uniform inspections and spot corrections
o achieved 100% first time pass rate for platoon on APFT for two consecutive testing cycles
o worked with deploying units to ensure that all medical issues were addressed prior to Mob station; demonstrated motivation
o earned his second Gold award of the German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge
o scored 270 and above on APFT tests consistently
o delivered 33 briefs to commanders and senior planners while deployed in support of OFS; contributed to mission success
o amplified the unit's efficiency and effectiveness with atypical missions; expanded volume of capabilities by 20%
o challenged his subordinates to exceed physical standards
o took charge, accepted responsibility and completed challenging tasks; lowest backlog in five years
o rescued daily operations; maintained personnel actions workflow between G1 SGM and enlisted branch during transitions
o incorporated high intensity workouts to enhance the physical conditioning of the entire shop
o warned senior NCO who habitually caressed, touched or held junior personnel inappropriately; stopped abuse, restored Soldier dignity
o set and achieved high standards
o presented confident and professional military appearance with exceptional military bearing; instilled this standard in subordinates
o developed a demanding PT program for the staff which improved each score by at least 25 points
o possessed great physical and mental endurance
o upheld an exemplary level of military bearing and upholds standards for all to follow
o ensured consistent high standard of his soldiers' appearance by example and continuous education
o presented a dignified presence and appearance
o revived building exterior appearance standards; scheduled regular maintenance by Soldiers; improved grounds appearance 100%
o forged resilience; demonstrated confidence and physical endurance to his seniors, peers and subordinates
o acted as coach and starting player for 1st place basketball team
o emphasized APFT; raised section average to 278
o made sound decisions with confidence; is mentally agile and resourceful
o ran workcenter with military bearing in unexpected circumstances; postured for a higher grade
o enforced appearance standards in NCOs and soldiers; led by example with consistent high standards of personal appearance
o carried himself with complete professionalism; represented the NCO Corps with excellence, an exceptional Junior NCO
o maintained his stamina to go the distance despite the rigorous 70 plus hour work weeks
o organized company participation and competed in the FOB Shank Memorial day race
o demanded assigned joint personnel meet same standards as Soldiers; obtained joint agreement; improved morale
o postured for success; maintained professional bearing in relations with over 150 new second lieutenants
o selected for and competed with the All Army Women's Basketball Team, won the second place trophy
o completed two half marathons, one 10 mile race, six 5K races and two 10K races
o awarded a Silver award in the Presidential Champion's Award for his physical fitness level
o conducted physical training consistently; maintained a high level of physical endurance and stamina
o displayed positive image for soldiers to emulate; appearance above reproach
o presented an impeccable appearance and military bearing; his example influenced noticeable improvement in coworkers' appearance
o surpassed appearance standards; displayed exemplary military appearance
o trained the trainer as one of the Battalion's Equal Opportunity NCOs and instructed over 30 of the Battalion's personnel
o motivated team to exceed standards; developed a lasting pride in mission accomplishment
o volunteered to work night missions after working the day shift; demonstrated selfless loyalty and the stamina to see missions through to completion
o made smart, effective decisions; demonstrated mental agility and was able to logically resolve any dilemma
o restored Section operations; encouraged TOC personnel in their duties; led and inspired team to complete obligations to supported unit
o set the standard by which excellence is measured
o implemented a comprehensive physical training program which resulted in an average increase of 20 points in his Soldiers' scores
o projected self-confidence and composure under pressure
o participated in a total of 12 races, logging over 300 off-duty hours devoted to training; competed in 10ks, triathlons, and other endurance-based obstacle course races
o displayed tremendous physical attributes during NTC
o developed and presented intense physical fitness routines for his Soldiers; maintained readiness and morale
o planned ahead to maintain operations; made contingency plans to secure necessary manning and resources when they are not available; sustained readiness
o guaranteed mission accomplishment with limited supervision due to his preparation, mental strength and endurance
o dedicated himself to physical readiness training for 21 Soldiers; produced a 21 point increase in platoon PT score average, from 235 to 256
o her experience and forward momentum led to the 194th EN BDE's successful completion of PTAEs requirement in testing 145 AVON M50 masks
o displayed mental toughness under extreme pressure
o instilled a sense of military bearing in his squad; Soldiers were held accountable for their actions & acted 100% professionally
o showed tremendous resilience in turbulent and transitioning instability
o bested all competitors; was a consummate professional in all aspects of duty and performance
o set the example for subordinates and peers when it comes to physical fitness
o rebounded from injury; despite 3 months of recovery and inactivity, passed PT test by 40 points
o led his Platoon through Brigade EXEVAL; resulted in Platoon being recognized by the Brigade Commander as best Platoon in the Brigade
o showed endurance and stamina during the battalion's deployment; excellent mental and physical abilities
o set the example for soldiers to follow consistently
o scored above 80% in each event shortly after return from deployment
o was solely responsible for platoon APFT average rising from 211 to 230
o cooperated with other batteries to share personnel and equipment resources; sustained operations in the face of a pandemic
o encouraged all subordinates to implement strenuous PT programs; scored xxx on most recent APFT
o assisted planning efforts, supervised execution, and ran an Army 10 Mile Shadow Run, setting a new personal record time
o scored 300 on APFT maintaining her Physical Fitness Badge
o exhibited mental and physical toughness during FTX; led three Soldiers on rigorous 15 kilometer dismounted movement
o showed equal respect for peers, subordinates, and the chain of command
o increased work center participation in events by 50%; highly motivated; a way out front leader
o exceeded the Army standard by scoring a 292 on the APFT and maintaining the Army Physical Fitness Badge
o demonstrated a tough, resilient mindset, able to adapt to and overcome any obstacles throughout the deployment
o volunteered for appointed duty; became one of only five persons certified to conduct the new ACFT for the Battalion
o embodied the highest standards of physical fitness, in keeping with the Army's goal of "Fit to Fight"
o promoted healthy nutrition and exemplified the appearance of a physically fit fighting Soldier
o volunteered despite a high operational tempo during rated period; awarded the MOVSM for efforts; demonstrated great dedication to Army values
o handled multiple demands simultaneously under continuously changing time lines and mission requirements; sustained operations
o obtained a passing score on his APFT
o increased platoon average APFT score of 223 to 246; average increase by 23 points during this rated period
o received Certificate of Achievement for completing the final portion of the German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge
o invented challenging PRT training sessions to demonstrate the versatility of the Army's PRT program and promote the benefits of the program
o showed initiative; a true self-starter with the strength and conviction to get the job done
o maintained impeccable military bearing during periods of highly stressful conditions
o trained his platoon on APFT procedures; team averaged 290 points on the APFT due to his training
o championed resiliency and demonstrated sound physical and mental toughness over a long deployment
o inspired optimism in achieving their goals; always gave 100 percent and never failed to meet obligations to supported units
o committed to success; always gave 100 percent
o maintained uniform appearance according to AR 670-1, and set the standard for new female soldiers in the RSP unit
o awarded Div Coin from CG, 82nd Airborne Div for uniform appearance during the annual General inspection
o disseminated knowledge of tactics to junior leaders in the team; increased individual involvement and forged a team united in purpose
o instilled confidence and pride in soldiers through mentorship
o encouraged Soldiers to maintain a well rounded wellness by the use of available resources and removing stigma associated with mental health and combat stress
o implemented standardized desk arrangement and ops; streamlined office operations, set the example in joint environment
o maintained an outstanding appearance and represented her unit with impeccable military bearing and courtesy
o standardized desk arrangement and computer imaging; streamlined office operations and set the example in a joint environment
o did not let profile hinder his ability to pass the APFT
o participated in 4 separate 5K runs during off-duty hours, averaging one per quarter
o demanded same involvement and standards for assigned joint personnel; obtained joint leadership agreement without written authority
o represented the Battery and Battalion proudly during several key leader and higher echelon Command Team visits
o showed confidence and enthusiasm under stressful conditions; contributed to Section's success in training crewmembers
o strived for fitness excellence, scored 271 on the APFT, and maintained Fitness Badge; epitomized FM 7-22, sec 3-1
o sustained combat operations in a hostile environment outside of the FOB for 72 hours straight; outstanding endurance
o demonstrated impeccable military bearing and resiliency; confident leader that made best decisions in the interest of subordinates
o translated the complexity of logistical regulations into details and courses of action; expanded Section readiness
o Master Fitness Trainer; served as unit instructor for daily PT
o projected excellent military bearing and appearance
o sought out by Soldiers for guidance; set the standard for all Instructors within the department
o exuded impeccable military bearing and professionalism; demonstrated poise during interactions at all levels of a Two Star General Command
o remained calm and poised under pressure
o gave Soldiers time for a regular fitness workout; improved the health, welfare and strength of his Soldiers
o stood out as the epitome of a U.S. Army NCO
o arrived at work well rested and ready to contribute where needed every day; completed more work orders than all his peers combined
o functioned well under stress; persevered and completed over 200 road clearance missions
o pushed himself through challenging physical readiness training (PRT) sessions; exceeded standards and improved his fitness
o ensured safety came first during all training with partnership units and OC/T team training; prevented injuries and sustained the mission
o enforced standards and fostered a professional and productive training environment; epitome of a Senior NCO
o established relationships and formal resource-sharing agreements with sister units; prepared for unexpected shortages or manning shortfalls
o made primary and secondary contingency plans to sustain the mission when required resources are not available; bolstered readiness
o established physical preparedness; exceeded APFT standards by scoring a 240 while striving to learn additional physical preparation techniques
o served as APFT administrator for the company; supported Commander's APFT program
o is a physically fit soldier with stamina and a relentless drive to improve
o met all suspenses despite the ever changing nature of his field; used resiliency as a guide to success
o is alert, quick and responsive
o ended chronic disorderly conduct in the section; enforced standards and restored a professional and productive work environment
o maintained excellent physical fitness; encourages the same standards of others
o maintained a high quality work environment and made sure standards were maintained
o completed grueling, tough mudder 10.2 mile endurance and obstacle course Mount Snow VT
o assisted squad in averaging 270 on APFT score
o led company marathon relay to a first and second place finish
o volunteered on multiple occasions to assist homeless veterans and painted houses for the less fortunate; caring member of the community
o adjusted to any situation and changing mission requirements
o accomplished combat operations dismounted, by air, and in tanks or HMMWVs; agile service!
o challenged her peers to exceed standards; her involvement in training increased participation and made incremental improvement every week
o aced Expert Infantryman testing and earned EIB with zero deficiencies; set the standard of performance for his unit by going "True Blue"
o conducted in-depth training with Soldiers on a regular basis as a Master Resiliency Trainer
o resourceful; found and used a variety of methods to accomplish the mission depending on ever changing requirements
o encouraged younger Soldiers to implement PT programs at home to increase PT score
o her appearance and military bearing were flawless
o selected as MVP for base level softball team
o implemented a tough physical fitness program to push subordinates to better themselves
o provided subordinates an exemplary role model worthy of emulation
o achieved an APFT score of 294; earned the Army Physical Fitness Badge for the sixth consecutive time
o commended by G6 SGM for unwavering commitment to the welfare of her subordinates; constant presence and calm demeanor during stressful situations
o strengthened resiliency by developing a rigorous section PRT plan; supported spiritual fitness by partnering with post agencies
o scored 270 on last record APFT, displaying a high level of fitness
o dedicated to tough physical training; aided his Soldiers in raising APFT score from 257 points to 277 points and meeting Army body fat standards
o dominated the physical fitness test without effort
o displayed impressive poise under stress
o reported contractor for repeatedly slapping junior Soldiers in the head as "playful" correction; eliminated workplace stress and abuse
o graduated Ranger, Airborne, Air Assault, and Combat Leaders courses at 39 years of age
o was one of 12 to complete arduous 13K Mountain Run on FOB Thunder
o exceeded all standards of physical fitness, appearance, and bearing
o improved unit strength and readiness by establishing a Brigade Physical fitness Program while deployed; returned unit to standards
o adapted exceptionally well to an ever changing, stressful environment
o maintained vehicle and log better than all other building users; solely responsible for vehicle always being ready; dependable Soldier
o sought out counseling and informed chain on family health issues; sustained personal mental health and maintained work performance
o displayed a positive attitude and high level of confidence continuously
o met challenges head on; displayed courage, conviction and professionalism daily while dealing with co-workers and patients
o devoted to the mission and placed high emphasis on mission-related tasks
o placed first in weight division in the 2002 Fort Sill Bodybuilding Contest
o carried out three improvement projects valued at over $3M; strengthened relations between Coalition Forces and Iraqi citizens
o underwent tattoo removal procedures to present a more professional appearance
o established an arduous PT program for himself to pass the PT test and HT/WT
o recognized by his deployed OIC as one of the top five senior NCOs that he had worked with over a 25 year career
o facilitated the unit's adaptation to change; converted efforts to new goals and reached Operational status ahead of schedule
o was Distinguished Honor Graduate of Master Fitness Trainer Course
o stayed calm, collected, and efficient in the most stressful of situations; the epitome of mental toughness
o maintained a APFT score of 300
o displayed exceptional physical endurance; set the standard for Soldiers to emulate
o required PT programs at home and lead remedial PT program; encouragement improved unit's Soldiers PT scores by 30%
o hand-picked to run the Master Fitness Program for the battalion and march as a member of the CINCUSAREUR Honor Guard; represented unit well
o exhibited a commendable military appearance
o mentored two Staff Sergeants to successfully complete the Senior Leaders Course; one selected for promotion
o went above and beyond to ensure mission success; regularly came into work early and stayed late; ensured Battalion tasks were supported and executed to standard
o projected confidence when faced with adversity
o handled any task; mentally and physically fit and prepared to excel
o demonstrated a high level of motivation and physical endurance; challenged his Soldiers to score a 70 percent in each event; scored 280 on his last APFT
o took extreme pride in personal appearance
o promoted platoon fitness by leading by example
o participated in all efforts with a positive mental outlook and attitude
o enforced standards and encouraged self-improvement; ensured section possessed the capability to meet their obligations
o increased APFT score by 55 points, scoring a 262 without the benefit of a structured physical fitness program
o exceeded APFT and unit physical standards with ease
o developed comprehensive DV procedures checklist; provided unprecedented honors, recognized as most thorough and adopted as unit standard
o deployed to Afghanistan, maintained outstanding physical and mental toughness during the 12 month combat tour
o faced deteriorating office conduct; enforced standards to restore professional and productive climate
o selected as one of five NCOs in the Battalion to establish a Battalion Marksmanship Program; delivered 100% qualification, deployment ready
o motivated Soldiers to perform at their best, helped two previous failures pass their APFT
o motivated the unit by giving challenging physical fitness training
o coached partner unit leadership in the execution of Squad LFX training, resulting in the effective training of over 112 Soldiers
o maintained awareness of how his subordinates perceived him and adjusted interaction with them to achieve the best results
o demonstrated maturity and authority that far exceeded his rank; set a strong example for all soldiers to follow
o possessed unparalleled bearing and presence
o his bearing and decisiveness resulted in his selection to escort two BG, one MG, and one GEN during training and deployment
o learned from his mistakes and is constantly improving; set the example for continuous improvement
o maintained a professional appearance and kept physically fit
o demonstrated motivation to improve during this rating period
o took pride in uniform and personal appearance; recognized for his professional representation of the shop
o rehabilitated injured knee and won Physical Fitness Badge
o encouraged peers to maintain efforts; sustained service under austere conditions
o supervised and executed PRT at Platoon and Battery level; directly responsible for physically conditioning over 800 Soldiers above the minimum BPFT standard
o possessed the highest degree of confidence and military bearing; demonstrated a contagious ability to motivate others
o exceeded detachment expectations by always volunteering for missions, extra unit events, and additional training exercises
o raised platoon APFT average by 22 points
o increased section APFT average from 223 to 267 as a direct result of commitment to PRT and Soldier readiness
o upgraded his CrossFit certification to level 2; continued to help other Soldiers improve with the move from APFT to the ACFT
o trained the Soldiers under him with all required skills; ensured the ability of the ED to provide quality patient care
o represented the unit as a sterling example of military bearing; an assertive, straightforward and honest leader
o scored above XXX on his/her APFT consistently; a physical fitness role model
o motivated Soldiers to excel during company APFT with an average score over 290; fostered teamwork and esprit de corp within his team
o established and implemented a rigorous PT plan which kept his FO team physically able to meet the strenuous demands of operations in the rugged Afghanistan terrain
o failed to meet professional obligations due to unauthorized absence, negatively affecting unit cohesion
o knowledgeable soldier, needs to put more effort into advancement and upward mobility
o left duty position before properly relieved and unable to stay in place of duty
o no APFT or HT/WT was recorded due to Soldier's failure to follow Army Regulations
o frequently missing from his place of duty; often found annoying the members of other offices
o failed to meet body fat standards IAW AR 600-9; measured at 25% body fat but is making progress on the weight control program
o places more importance on and effort into personal phone calls than his duties
o did not pass an APFT in this rating period but is training to improve and meet the standard
o unable to use idle time productively; chooses wandering the halls over reviewing regulations or developing MS Office skills
o failed to properly train his/her Soldiers in physical training, resulting in their failure of the APFT
o thinks a pressed uniform and fresh haircut qualifies him for a top NCOER and management position
o PT failure, retest 18 JUN
o SFC Hero's participation in unit physical training declined during this rating period
o made satisfactory progress in run time but still approaching minimum standards in...
o presents sharp military appearance but needs to realize importance of subtlety
o counseled twice for disrespect toward an NCO; focus on relationship skills
o refused suggestions to attend counseling until problems escalated to the point of making him unfit for duty
o failed to meet APFT standards for the two mile run and sit-ups with a total score of 124
o soldier failed to meet height and weight requirements or make any progress
o failed to meet minimum APFT standards repeatedly and lacks the willingness to improve
o took an apathetic approach to the health and welfare of troops; resulted in entire squad failing to meet the height and weight standard
o failed to complete 2-mile run during APFT, quit after 1 mile
o worked a demanding schedule that included changing between from nights to days and frequently fell asleep during shift
o displayed substandard appearance and military bearing for an NCO of his rank
o failed to meet the body fat standards during rating period; maintained three to eight pounds of weight loss and removed himself from the AWCP
o soldier is on profile and cannot conduct an Army Physical Fitness Test, or participate in any physical training events
o presented an unprofessional appearance and lacks military bearing
o he continued to undermine what it means to be a soldier, let alone a leader
o attempted to abuse position and authority to cheat on previous record APFT
o demonstrated a lack of integrity when he attempted to cheat on the previous record APFT
o personal issues are interfering with conduct on the job
o failed to meet body fat standards IAW AR 600-9; measured at 27% body fat and maintained 2-3 pound weight loss per month while on the weight control program
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