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o submitted movement reports to the 160th Theater Signal Brigade; accounted for all personnel operating within Kuwait and Syria and maximized oversight for the Command Team
o maintained accurate and current movement reports; enabled the successful in-processing and out-processing of multiple soldiers within USANEC-A and 54th SSB
o arranged transportation for 23 Air Movements, 122 Ground Movements, and 11 Equipment Transport Movements; supported numerous unscheduled, high priority missions for eight AORs
o served as a team NCOIC during Rail Head Operations; maintained order and choreographed the loading and securing of over 110 heavy vehicles
o assisted in transporting over 177 pieces of rolling stock across the country; key to Battalion's rapid logistic flexibility
o worked tirelessly to prepare unit for the deployment to the ARCENT AOR in support of Operation Spartan Shield
o led the movement of essential personnel and equipment from Upper Marlboro, MD to Fort Bragg and then to JRTC
o managed the inventory and loadout of over $500,000 dollars of unit equipment
o aided in the movement of over $1,000,000 worth of brigade equipment with zero losses during deployment to OEF 11-12
o obtained shipping cost estimates to determine the best COA to transport equipment from Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD to Fort Campbell, KY; saved the Army over $50,000
o coordinated the movement of 260 equipment items in preparation for deployment supporting Iraq 10-11, unit equipped for duty upon arrival
o attended the Leaders Training Program (LTP) as the sole representative of the Bn, working with staff of the ABCT in the development of Appendix 3 to the ABN OPORD
o planned the upload of field and communications equipment in preparation for the unit move to Fort Belvoir, Virginia
o assisted sister batteries in preparing their equipment and documentation for convoy operations to and from Nellis AFB and Vigilant Guard exercise in Colorado
o synchronized movement of all unit equipment; optimized loading schedule and reduced transportation time requirements by 25%
o ensured the success of the Reception, Staging, Onward Movement and Integration of over 2,000 Soldiers while the Brigade entered and exited theater in support of OEF 12-13 combat operations
