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o graduated WLC with a GPA of 90% and ALC with a GPA of 95%
o certified as a gunner and ammunition team chief with first time gos
o certified as a howitzer section chief
o scored above 270 on APFT, 90% in each event
o contributed to the development of lower enlisted soldiers enabling them to certify as gunners and ammunition team chiefs
o ensured every Soldier is trained to the highest standard
o ensured Soldier discipline, morale, SOP standards, and Army regulations were upheld while serving as Acting First Sergeant
o continued to execute his duties as Platoon Sergeant while serving as Acting First Sergeant
o his vigilance and dedicated efforts kept the commo equipment and crew-served systems operational
o versatile NCO; assigned to every position up to Section Chief
o completed Associates degree during three deployments
o provided 24 hour security which enabled Bravo and Charlie Battery's completion of Table VIII training
o consistently scored expert on the gunners test and over 90 in each APFT event
o distinguished himself by performing at a level commensurate with a much higher rank
o faciliated and trained Company C Soldiers on Field Sanitation and Combat Life Saver Courses
o placed second out of thirteen sections in the batallion top gun competition
o graduated honor grad from BNCOC
o assumed responsibility for the battalion M2 range ammunition supply point; managed safety, ammunition storage and pick up, and operations
o trained newly assigned Commander and Section Chiefs on the Paladin leaders course
o led a fire team on dozens of combat missions in the highly volatile district of Shajoy in Zabul Province
o fired over 1000 rounds during several ranges accurately and safely
o stepped up and assumed responsibility for duties well above his pay grade
o fired the first M982 precision guided munition in theater
o successfully planned and executed the dismounted portion of seven combat missions
o relocated Paladins to combat outpost and established firing capabilities during OIF V
o supported numerous Change of Command ceremonies as a member of the salute battery
o trained his Soldiers on the Sentinel radar and the FAAD computer system
o maintained a strong emphasis on battle drills, maximizing indirect fire assets in all contacts
o made sound judgement for the planning and execution of numerious fire support assets in support of troop operations
o encouraged adoption of changes to the SECFOR SOP that enhanced readiness
o assumed Platoon Sergeant postion with no notice, maintained operations tempo, did not deviate from established standards
o developed PMCS and instructed soldiers on equipment maintenance and troubleshooting of communications equipment
o assisted UMO with packing and documenting movement of equipment and personnel to Kuwait
o executed MOB training requirements which resulted in 100% trained status
o received a CAB and Mechanics badge while deployed to a combat zone
o completed three theater retrograde missions as convoy escort commander
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