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o performed Ammunition Security Point procedures for the issue and turn-in of ammunition, ensuring the success of the range
o maintained meticulous attention to detail, preventing any errors or discrepancies during the ammunition distribution process
o facilitated the reservation of over 500 training areas and ranges; facilitated realistic and effective training
o coordinated the movement of $2.4 million worth of ammunition across the Squadron; foresight reduced wait time by 50%
o maintained the highest land utilization in 2BCT with over 88.5% for the past two consecutive fiscal years
o executed Ammunition Security Point duties; led to the successful completion of the battalion's first range
o took initiative and set up the Ammunition Transfer and Holding Point (ATHP) in under 30 minutes by himself; reduced delays by 50%
o established an effective SOP in order to inventory, manage and distribute ammunition to the 2-108th Cavalry Squadron; improved operational efficiency across all shifts
o performed flawlessly during the 1-52 Aviation door gunnery; exceeded all operational requirements
o ensured ammo was accurately accounted for, delivered to supported units, broken down as needed, and sorted and turned in upon completion; force multiplier
o supported 25 separate ranges, including ammo delivery, pick-up, and distribution of ammo during the range without fault over the last 8 months
o improved the ammunition distribution system; delivered 37,268 rounds of small arms and 618 rockets during NTC 20-10
o assisted with planning the attack guidance in support of Division fires during NTC 20-10; destroyed 42 pieces of enemy air defense
o projected and requested Ammo for 7 companies in the Battalion, including enablers; generated fire power and supported all offensive and defensive operations
o demonstrated skill and knowledge well beyond that of his peers in handling ammo procurement and disposition
o transported 168,445 rounds of standard ammo and 540 rounds of pyrotechnics in support of CREW ground mount qualifications
o prepared forms DA 5515 and DA 581 for issue and turn-in of more than 40,000 rounds of ammunition
o ensured 100% accountability of ammo from pickup at the ASP until final delivery and download at Range
o assisted ground guides and safeties during rail and ship loading and supported daily TOC operations
o ensured the staging of ammunition, distribution, and HAZMAT compliance and awareness
o planning and foresight contributed to the success of all ammunition deliveries during Annual Training
o supported the safe firing of over 400 rounds during a two week Live Fire Exercise
o ensured the 1897 French 75mm Cannon was prepared for inspection before formal ceremonies
o assisted the Supply Sergeant with the organization of storage
o served as Ammunition NCO for 5 Battalion Ranges; managed Class V ranging from Small Arms to Demolition
o ensured proper handling and safety of all Class V; prevented any accidents or injuries, 13 months and counting
o helped draw 35,000 rounds of 556 blank ammunition for the battalion FTX; preparation facilitated productive training
o cross-trained as a Gunner in Launcher 42; successfully fired three ATACM rockets in three missions
o cross-trained as a Gunner; kept the POC fully updated on laucher databases and safely performed a full reload
o maintained 100% security of rocket pods and reload points during field operations; ensured safety of personnel and equipment
o set up five different reload points in five different operational areas; facilitated uninterrupted operations
o supplied 23 M39A1s in a safe a proficient manner to Launcher 42; facilitated uninterrupted operations
o acted as vehicle commander; maintained full accountability of sensitive items
o led a convoy during one reload mission; kept a professional and positive attitude throughout Operation Breakthrough
o assisted with After-PCMS on all three platoon HEMTTs; ensured proper recovery and annotation of vehicles for future use
o coordinated pickup of equipment from the SSA
o maintained battery equipment worth over $75,000
o monitored and tracked 20 containers containing 800 lbs of ammunation