CMF 25 Communications NCOER Bullets
- MOS 25 General
- 25A Signal Officer
- 25B Information Technology Specialist
- 25C Radio Operator Maintainer
- 25D Cyber Network Defender
- 25E Electromagnetic Spectrum Manager
- 25F Network Switching Systems Operator/Maintainer
- 25H Network Communication Systems Specialist
- 25L Cable Systems Installer/Maintainer
- 25M Multimedia Illustrator
- 25N JNN System Operators/Maintainers
- 25P Microwave Systems Operator/Maintainer
- 25Q Multichannel Transmission Systems Operator
- 25R Visual Information/Audio Equipment Repairer
- 25S SatCom Systems Operator/Maintainer
- 25T Satellite/Microwave Systems Chief
- 25U Signal Support Systems Specialist
- 25V Combat Documentation & Production Specialist
- 25W Telecommunications Operations Chief
- 25X Senior Signal Sergeant
- 25Z Visual Information Operations Chief
Unspecified Contributions
If the MOS isn't provided, contributions will be listed below.
o provided IT services ranging from base-provided internet to the use of classified systems during the Consulate's transition onto Incirlik Airbase; equipped U.S. Consulate Adana and its staff to continue mission critical work
o supervised Combat Net Radio (CNR) operations; ensured 99% uptime for critical communications, enabling seamless command and control
o set up and operated the AN-PRD 13 Basic Radio Detection Finding (RDF) System; intercepted enemy calls during the Combined Arms Exercise and gauranteed the success of the B Company mission
o used every opportunity to train his fellow Soldiers in the communication field using his own time to fabricate gear as necessary
o as the Forward Signal Support NCO for 7th Cavalry, he maintained over a million dollars worth of communications equipment and was responsible for the training and readiness of over 30 communications platforms
o aided immeasurably in providing SIPR access during a critical S6 meeting when no one had scheduled it; saved hours of work and several trips back to Caserma Ederle
o his dedication to the Soldiers and his job ensured the unit was prepared for any mission at a moments notice
o installed SINCGARS into 9 M1151 HMMWVs, 2 M1097s and 1 M1078A1, ensuring FM communications throughout the Brigade's span of operations
o taught classes educating his peers and subordinates on how to effectively communicate using HF and ASIP radio systems
o as Automation Specialist, managed over 700 accounts on the CENTRIX, NIPR, and SIPR communication networks for 8 different units and agencies throughout RC South
o processed over 1,000 of the S-6 shop's 2,500 trouble tickets and handled the majority of those communication and automation issues in less than 30 minutes
o ensured that Task Force ODIN A had the required communications resources available to effectively assist the war fighter on the ground
o worked during his day off to ensure network connectivity for Main Body 1 arrivals
o maintained the DVB-RCS system at FOB Chapman, delivering 99.9% uptime on satellite feeds
o stepped up to hold the S6 position and ensure Soldiers had the necessary training and materials to accomplish the mission
o solved issues with user accounts as well as system and printer issues, making the sections operational
o embodied professionalism and commitment to mission accomplishment by ensuring that his assigned equipment, the STT and BnCPN was properly accounted for and maintained to 10/20
o configured and upgraded over 400 General Dynamic Sectera vIPer secure phones; ensured the telephone network operability for the U.S. Southern Command in Miami
Electronics Engineer
o supported a ten year project at Tobyhanna Army Depot which managed the installation of 12 Modernization of Enterprise Terminals throughout the world
o overcame numerous challenges during the Modernization of Enterprise Terminals project; completed a dual installation at Ft. Meade and U.S. Army Signal Activity Roberts
Information Assurance Manager
o developed and implemented a scripting tool that aided Task Force Spartan; tracked, remediated and decreased non-compliant users in ATCTS
o exceeded the standard for the Information Assurance inspection; earned a no fault score and separated Charlie company from its peers
o served as an IT technician for the Automated Storage and Retrieval System (ASRS); ensured ASRS maintenance personnel were successful in conducting mission operations
o developed a communication network that supported 43 SIPR terminals, five NIPR terminals, four CPOF systems, three BCS systems, and network peripherals
o ensured the success of the communication plan while simultaneously meeting the challenges of complying with Information Assurance standards
Program Manager
o furthered the Network Modernization efforts in theater; positioned 2nd Theater Signal Brigade for exponential increase in data capacity
o extended and formalized the implementation of the Change Management Program; improved documentation and acceptance
o oversaw the Task Management Tracker and Change Requests for the S-3 Engineering Division; identified trends and forecasted required resources reducing delays
S-6 NC ARISC
o planned and executed multiple IT equipment recycling operations; disposal of obsolete equipment increased office space and efficiency and positively impacted the NC ARISC and the DIA JRIC
o sanitized, demilitarized, and removed over 500 system hard drives and over 7,000 pounds of legacy IT equipment; improved NC ARISC ability to integrate future expansion projects within the facility
