Battalion Operations NCOIC
During 8 years of dedicated service to the 640th Regiment, he fosterd an integrated command operating relationship with all the Utah Artillery MACOMS and other RTIs across the Nation. His relentless efforts and can-do attitude resulted in the safe and effective calls for fire resulting in over eight thousand rounds fired with zero loss to equipment or personnel and recognition as an outstanding Soldier and Artilleryman. His direct efforts and feedback to the Fort Sill Fires Center of Excellence for future course development have directly benefited the training and skill of several thousand personnel within the Army National Guard. Sergeant Johnson's extraordinary efforts and accomplishments during this period reflect great credit upon himself, the U.S. Army Forces Command and the United States Army.
Senior Sergeant
SFC David was vital to the success of HHB 1-119 COMET inspection in November 2013 achieving 96% PWE and a 99% material general, maintai with an overall average of 99% for all reportable equipment in AMSS. He devoted over 200 hours of personal time to prepare HHB for inspection and convoy to Camp Grayling. He worked with and developed two MST team chiefs to make them proficient in field operations enhancing the overall readiness of two firing Batteries without allowing his own Battery to fall behind in readiness. The NCO with the most experience, he has succesfully performed and supervised the most recovery missions within the Battalion incurring zero injuries. He has also performed several recovery missions for units outside the Battalion demonstrating his dedication to the Army's mission.
Command Sergeant Major
CSM led the 2/214th FA through an arduous Field Artillery reset training program from June 2013-June 2014. He was instrumental to the development of a training plan that leveraged instructional assistance from the Regional Training Institute and the organic unit leadership. CSM Dulles' leadership resulted in the first section-level FA live fire certification since 2009. CSM Dulles led the battalion through two major training events in TY13 that directly improved the overall readiness of the 2/214th FA Staff and firing batteries. His guidance and influence during the Full Spectrum Exercise in April-May 2014 enabled the battalion staff to validate a complex Field Artillery support plan. CSM Dulles also led the battalion through the first platoon-level live-fire qualification marking a significant moment in the battalion's history. CSM Dulles has served the 2/214th Field Artillery admirably as the the Unit Administrative Officer for over four years. He succesfully managed all day-to-day operations for the battalion's three armory locations and its staff. CSM Dulles maintained the unit's traditions by organizing, planning and budgeting for two annual espirit de corps events. During his tenure he oversaw the execution of two Field Artillery Association Saint Barbara's Balls, three Formal Recognition Dinners and three golf outings. These events significantly contributed to the long standing traditions of the 2/214th and the cohesion of its Soldiers.
First Sergeant
1SG Morgan was essential to the operational success of the 18th Field Artillery Brigade during his 7 month deployment to Kuwait in support of Operation Inherent Resolve and Operation Spartan Shield as the Battery First Sergeant. The Brigade Command Sergeant Major hand selected 1SG Morgan to assume the forward deployed position and within days, 1SG Morgan restored morale and improved operational confidence and competence to the Battery of 90 Soldiers resulting in major contributions to the effectiveness and success of the overall mission.
First Sergeant
SFC Robles has served the U.S. Army on four distant continents in peace and in war while holding every position available from a 13B Cannon Crewman Number 1, to Gunner, Section Chief, Gunnery Sergeant, Chief of Firing Battery, S-2 NCOIC, and Battery First Sergeant. In a career that began in South Korea and ended at Fort Hood Texas and culminated in being entrusted as a Battery First Sergeant in two different units, one of which resulted in the activation of a new battery, he has been an example of leadership. His distinguished performance and dedication to duty are in the most cherished traditions of the Army and reflect credit upon him, the Field Artillery and the United States Army.
13F4O LNO/PSG
(NAME) skill and ability to grasp complex tactical situations provided superb direction to the 210 Fires Brigade Current Operations Cell. Analyzing, and coordinating all 2ID operations orders from April 2012 to October 2012 and creating 167 BDE Operations Orders. His expertise and continuity provided the basis for and body of knowledge for successful planning and execution of all 210th Fires Brigade operations orders.
(NAME) became the Liaison NCOIC during a critical time period when the section lost all senior NCO leadership. Even with the steep learning curve, he quickly became a valuable asset to the LNO team during numerous Command Post Exercises by immersing himself into every part of the operation by taking every opportunity to interact with the Third Republic of Korea Army (TROKA). Furthermore, his ability to quickly adapt and execute orders was crucial in preparing the section for all contingency operations.
(NAME) participated in four Theater level exercises and five Brigade level exercises during his one year tenure in 210th Fires Brigade. Throughout the series of exercises his exceptional knowledge of staff operations was critical in assisting the BDE Counterfire Cell to accomplishing all missions and strengthening the bond between 210th Fires Brigade and the Third Republic of Korea Army (TROKA).
NCOIC
MSG Fadac's performance during the 2015 Accreditation process proved to be instrumental in 3rd Battalion receiving the "Institute of Excellence" rating from the Proponent QAO team, Fires Center of Excellence Fort Sill, Oklahoma. The 13F and 13B course students were able to test their classroom knowlege through relevant, hands on training, firing over 600 rounds during each LFX. His technical expertise proved invaluable during these LFXs and ensured that all students in the 13 CMF courses had professional, knowledgeable and experienced Instructors which resulted in a superior level of instruction.
Rear Detachment NCOIC
SSG James Brown distinguished himself with his sterling performance throughout the year long deploymment of the 2/123 FA Battalion. He consistently executed the heavy responsibilities of the NCOIC for the entire Battalion Rear Detachment of the 2/123 FA. SSG Brown performed with ferver, determination, and ultimately, success. Through his actions in support of the Soldiers, SSG Brown demonstrated his reputation as dependable, intelligent, and compassionate. His performance, both militarily and professionally is nothing short of outstanding. He has a unique ability in assisting families while at the same time meeting his military responsibilities. SSG Brown is a rising star with unlimited potential. His tireless and persevering attitude assisted in the success of the overall mission of the 2/123 FA. His attention to projects and problems were followed through to a successful conclusion. The performance of SSG Brown reflect credit upon himself, his unit, and the United States Army.
FA Doctrine Writer
SFC Sill's Fire Support expertise led to numerous temporary duty assignments in support of the One Tactical Engagement Simulation System Forward Observer Tablet. SFC Sill was recognized as the Fire Support Specialist Subject Matter Expert (SME) in training and operation for Capabilities Development Integration Directorate (CDID) and the Directorate of Training and Doctrine (DOTD). He performed as DOTD's representative to the CDID on all Soldier activities dealing with training and doctrine for the 13F MOS.
