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o provided excellent guidance and advice to the Battalion Standardiztion Instructor on all aspects of the non-rated flight training program
o habitually anticipated mission requirements allowing the command to act with speed and precision
o developed a new Battalion level gunnery program that ensured complete compliance with all Army Aviation gunnery publications and standards
o advised, tracked and slotted all Battalion UH-60 NRCM manning, confirming all companies were ready to complete the mission
o was always available to direct, advise, and educate NRCM personnel on the standards of training and development
o scheduled and planned all gunnery events for the Battalion for a period of 1 year
o provided direct advice and guidance to five standardization instructors within the Battalion in preparation for an upcoming ARMS inspection
o trained and mentored two troopers for the standardization instructors course who subsequently met or exceeded all standards for class completion
o provided exemplary coaching skills during the M-240 ground range qualification; resulted in 63 fully qualified aircrew members
o first standardization instructor to guide the company through Table XII aerial gunnery; leading to 21 aircrews fully qualified
o maintained the appropriate level of fitness to accomplish the mission and demanded the same of Soldiers
o completed assigned task on time and put forth adequate effort toward ensuring his duties and responsibilities met leader expectations
o served as lane safety during Delta Company's PR range; ensured the safety of over 15 Soldiers
o recognized opportunities and took decisive action within the commander's intent ensuring every mission's accomplishment
o mission-focused NCO; performed superb crewchief duties during the BN's Aerial Gunnery, 1st BCTs CALFEX
o eagerly passed lessons learned to every Soldier throughout the company preparing all for increased leadership responsibilities
o dedicated NCO who stepped up to the plate and volunteered to go to JRTC 17-06 in place of another Soldier
o developed Soldiers through motivation, mentoring and coaching; resulted in five Soldiers completing over 250 correspondence courses hours
o mentored one Soldier to the promotion board, resulting in achieving promotable status
o influential NCO whose true dedication to the unit bled over and resulted in 600 man-hours and 123 flight hours in support of Viper company
o true and devoted NCO; direct leadership resulted in the company maintaining an 86.4% operational readiness rate
o ensured 100% accountability and serviceability of over $13 thousand dollars in tools