25T SIGNAL SUPPORT NCOIC NCOER EXAMPLE

Excellence Rating

PART III - DUTY DESCRIPTION ( Rater )
a. PRINCIPAL DUTY TITLE Signal Support NCOIC	b. DUTY MOSC 25T5O
c. DAILY DUTIES AND SCOPE (to include, as appropriate, people, equipment, facilities and dollars) NCOIC of the Telecommunications Section, directly supports the CDR, UNC/CFC/USFK, the CDR, and CSM 8th US Army with sustained rapid, reliable, and responsive communications at the Headquarters Office, Command Post, quarters, and while traveling in Korea and worldwide, traveling with the CDRs during contingencies, and TDY to install, operate, and maintain their personal C4I communications equipment, establish & operate a forward based 24 hour control center; responsible for health, morale, and welfare of 5 NCOs. space
d. AREAS OF SPECIAL EMPHASIS Travel Communication Support, Ulchi Focus 05 space
e. APPOINTED DUTIES space
f. COUNSELING DATES space

PART IV - ARMY VALUES/ ATTRIBUTES/ SKILLS/ ACTIONS ( Rater )
a. ARMY VALUES. Check Either YES or NO. (Comments are mandatory for "No" entries; optional for "Yes" entries.)
space V space A space L space U space E space S space	1 LOYALTY: Bears true faith and allegiance to the US constitution, the Army, the unit, and other soldiers.
	2 DUTY: Fulfills their obligations
	3 RESPECT/EO/EEO: Treats people as they should be treated.
	4 SELFLESS SERVICE: Puts the welfare of the nation, the Army, and subordinates before their own.
	5 HONOR: Lives up to all the Army values.
	6 INTEGRITY: Does what is right --legally and morally.
	7 PERSONAL COURAGE: Faces fear, danger, or adversity (physical and moral).
	Bullet Comments space o displays absolute loyalty to the unit’s mission space o leads by example 24 hours a day; embodies Army values space o totally committed to his Soldiers; sets and enforces high standards space

b. COMPETENCE o Duty Proficiency; MOS Competency o Technical & Tactical; Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities o Sound Judgement o Seeking Self-improvement; Always Learning o Accomplishing Tasks to the Fullest Capacity space	o directly supported three General Officers and their respective CSMs during 40 days of deployment space o researched, developed, and operated mobile satellite terminal that supported the deployed Combatant Commander with current intel space o recognized by the Combatant Commander for efficient C4I equipment set-up and operation at warfighter command post space
c. PHYSICAL FITNESS & MILITARY BEARING o Mental and Physical Toughness o Endurance and Stamina to go the Distance o Displaying Confidence and Enthusiasm; Looks Like a Soldier space	o demonstrated impeccable bearing, professionalism, and stamina while directly supporting the Commander, UNC/CFC/USFK space o approached each new task with eagerness and enthusiasm space o displayed exceptional professional drive and energy space
d. LEADERSHIP o Mission First o Genuine Concern for the Soldiers o Instilling the Spirit to Achieve and Win o Setting the Example; Be, Know, Do space	o provided signal support to the Secretary of State, SECDEF, NETCOM CDR, and SMA during their visit to South Korea space o his mission first attitude resulted in around-the-clock connectivity and maintenance for over 600 users and 25 telephone systems space o supervised the installation of the new Combatant Commander’s office and residential SIPR/NIPR networks and equipment space
e. TRAINING o Individual and Team o Mission Focused; Performance Oriented o Teaching Soldiers How; Common Tasks, Duty-related Skills o Sharing Knowledge and Experience to Fight, Survive and Win space	o coordinated responsive telecommunications support for more than 350 telephone lines supporting the Commander, UNC/CFC/USFK space o trained all new team members on all equipment, increased circuit uptime and reduced unscheduled outages space o trained the CGs, CofS, CSM staffs on telecommunications theory and operation; increased efficiency by 30% space
f. RESPONSIBILITY & ACCOUNTABILITY o Care and Maintenance of Equipment/Facilities o Soldier and Equipment Safety o Conservation of Supplies and Funds o Encouraging Soldiers to Learn and Grow o Responsible for Good, Bad, Right & Wrong space	o maintained 100% accountability of $3M worth of communications equipment scattered across 300 square miles and seven installations space o drove over 500 accident-free miles in a high-risk, congested area space o provided C4I guidance and training to the most senior General Officers and NCOs within the command on a daily basis space
PART V - OVERALL PERFORMANCE AND POTENTIAL
a. RATER. Overall Potential for Promotion and/or Service in Positions of Greater Responsibility space space space space space	e. SENIOR RATER BULLET COMMENTS o promote now space o excelled during several in-country and OCONUS missions in direct signal support of the Combatant Commander and his staff space o assign to the most demanding units in the Army; he will excel space o unlimited potential for service to our Army space o outstanding performer, takes care of Soldiers while focused on mission accomplishment space
b. RATER. List three positions in which the rated NCO could best serve the Army at his/her current or next higher grade space C4I Planner________________ BDE Operations NCOIC______ First Sergeant_______________ space