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Leads NCOER Bullet Comments
Leads others, Builds trust, Extends influence, Leads by example, Communication
o took charge in the absence of senior NCOs or when necessary and always made the right decisions
o his leadership and "Take Charge" attitude facilitated a sense of teamwork, loyalty, and initiaive in his subordinates which focused their efforts and ultimately delivered every mission requested
o her leadership was paramount in ensuring an 'always ready' platoon, ensuring that the standard for personal accountability and equipment was always met
o volunteered 45 hours with TeamRWB and Sergeant Audie Murphy Club; recognized by FTCKY Garrison Commander
o mentored Soldiers for 531st HC promotion and competition boards; one NCO and four Soldiers achieved promotable status
o spoke to a local Girls Scout troop about her experiences as a woman in the military; inspired young girls to achieve greatness
o dedicated to Soldiers and families in their time of need; volunteered to become the CNO & CAO for the Battalion
o stressed the importance of self development; motivated two Soldiers to begin taking college classes earning six credit hours
o used vital medical resources; set example, removing stigma related to mental health and combat stress
o volunteered personal time training MRT at the Brigade level to over 70 Leaders; increased competence among their formations
o built trust and cohesion by listening to his soldiers and valuing their opinions
o delegated effectively and empowered subordinates; produced most effective and mature technicians in the bn
o attacked all missions given him; accepted all challenges and took the initiative to consult others for advice
o communicated effectively with soldiers; all section members knowledgeable on mission; best informed section in Bn
o provided guidance/motivation for subordinates; delivered opportunities for technical and professional growth
o motivated and prepared Soldiers for professional military schools; 100% of his squad completing WLC with top scores
o ensured Soldiers' concerns and needs were addressed and resolved; increased their trust and commitment to the unit
o disseminated information to his Soldiers continuously; ensured all assigned tasks were accomplished and increased readiness
o assisted in the implementation and refinement of a support by fire operations SOP for the Battalion
o directed the fire of his gun teams during a force on force fight at JRTC; achieved 79 opposition force Soldiers casualties
o conducted company EO training as the primary instructor for 83 Paratroopers; resulted in zero EO complaints in the company
o recognized by peers and leadership for reliability, follow through and tremendous personal initiative
o lead a company remedial PRT program resulting in eight Soldiers raising their APFT score by an average of 28 points
o mentored seven Soldiers for selection as the Soldier of the Month while continuing to instruct as a primary instructor
o included coalition NCOs from the New Zealand Army in daily operations; multiplied section ability
o suggested a possible positive outcome when faced with difficult adverse conditions; encouraged innovation and group solutions
o served as the Maintenance Control Sergeant for four months during operation Combined Resolve VI
o confronted irresponsible behavior and convinced actors of its injurious effects; avoided unit personnel issues
o braved popular dissatisfaction to support Commander's goals; persuaded team of necessity of its goals and reached them ahead of schedule
o charted rotating duty assignments and sick call waivers; identified correlation; stopped improper use of system to avoid duty
o built effective working relationships internally and externally; increased section capability and reach
o took over detachment and immediately identified and corrected discipline problems; discharged one Soldier, restored morale
o inspired two Soldiers to seek self improvement through Basic Education Skills Program; raised the Soldiers GT xx points
o raised an inherited unsatisfactory supply section to a commendable rating within a month for the BN CIP
o improved overall command climate by enforcing SHARP program; led and trained his team on how to Intervene, Act and Motivate
o proactive; constantly guided his subordinates towards goal; certified as CAT V for the first time in 5 years
o mentored 6 newly appointed subordinate units' Land and Ammo NCOs; battalions' achieved 98% training and certifications in 5 months
o promoted a professional and safe work environment that adhered to Sexual Assault Prevention and Response guidelines
o motivated and inspired Soldiers to exceed standards continuously; platoon won six company streamers and Honor Platoon
o taught Soldiers common tasks and team building skills; resulted in a 93% graduation rate over three cycles, the highest in the company
o established a rapport with Soldiers such that subordinates seek his council on personal as well as professional matters
o managed and maintained operational readiness throughout an adverse budget and resource reduction period
o established and grew an atmosphere of pride and professionalism...
o supervised installation's newspaper production resulting in 3 DA and WESTCOM awards for excellence
o directly responsible for A Co taking "Top Gun" in Division on TT VIII
o leader; his platoon survival rate for NTC battles was 93%, highest in the OPFOR Regiment
o involved with team reenlistment efforts; contributed to the highest QPA in Brigade
o is driving force behind reenlistment program being best in size category for 5th Sig Comd
o coached Service Rifle Team in the winning of the Interservice Championships
o inspired soldier in her platoon to achieve Soldier of the Year honors
o platoon awarded Battalion CTT Award for Excellence; highest pass rate in 17 years
o executed first ever FTX for MACOM HHC
o prepared seven personnel for BNCOC resulting in 2 Honor Graduates and 2 on the Commandant's List
o improved unit morale by planning and leading trips for entire unit and family members
o squad ranked 1st of 16 during Battalion Home Station Gunnery evaluation (Battle Drills)
o his platoon rifle marksmanship program resulted in 18 experts out of 24 personnel
o inspired staff to win Best Ward Appearance Award out of 60 stateside wards
o leadership was paramount in platoon winning US Army Air Traffic Control Platoon of the Year
o 95% of the battalion's CMF11 soldiers earned EIB, a tremendous logistics effort!
o won MACOM retention excellence award for 11th ID
o his leadership was main factor in the company obtaining brigade-high 90% 11 series SQT average
o planned and executed 3 fund raisers earning over $1200 for Soldier care projects
o mentored his Soldier; resulted in Soldier's successful promotion board and subsequent recommendation for promotion 6 months ahead of schedule
o ensured mental and physical well being of his Soldier despite a rigorus OPTEMPO and constant danger; zero man hours lost to injury or illness in austere conditions
o united a team of active duty, reserve and National Guard soldiers into one cohesive organization
o mentored and supervised 5 Investigators during over 80 investigations involving the possession or use of drugs
o demonstrated a contagious positive attitude, posture and approach
o accepted responsibility for Soldiers and missions with confidence
o gave credit for accomplishments to Soldiers; increased their confidence in their abilities
o consistently placed mission first in conjunction with taking care of Soldiers
o mentored substandard students on Army doctrine using his vast knowledge and experience; resulted in a 98.2% graduation rate of students assigned to him
o showed genuine care for Soldiers and family issues that encouraged Soldiers to approach him with all situations
o took a new platoon and successfully molded them into a team in less than 4 months
o selected over 20 fellow instructors as the instructor of the Quarter for the 1st Quarter FY09 for his unparalleled ability to train, coach, and mentor Soldiers
o instructed over 40 inmates on Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness resulting in 100% of inmates trained
o encouraged Soldiers to continue education, three increased their GT scores above 110; currently enrolled in 4 credit hours of college
o instilled confidence in his Soldiers by never quitting even in a high OPTEMPO environment during NTC; always first to enter and clear buildings
o trained Soldiers from four companies on processes for accurately forecasting, requesting, and obtaining land and ammunition for training exercises
o carefully and objectively assessed problems through sound decision making process
o instilled a sense of pride in soldiers
o led this unit to exceed standards for operations during Brigade Command Inspection
o performed duties as acting First Sergeant
o devoted after hours to resolving soldier problems
o displayed a strong concern for soldiers; effectively assisted in solving their problems though counseling
o treats soldiers firmly but in a manner that instills esprit de corps and the will to succeed
o superior leadership qualities; leads by example
o received impact AAM for leadership excellence during Post CSM's retirement review
o chosen to serve as acting Brigade Command Sergeant Major for a period of eight weeks
o led NCO trainers during EFMB yielding a remarkable 51% pass rate
o guided, motivated and tutored two soldiers to become Corps NCO of the Quarter
o his leadership yielded the highest readiness rate for a V Corps unit
o constantly stressed mission and readiness
Needs Improvement
o pointed out leadership faults in front of peers and subordinates resulting in a continued, already toxic work environment
o led only when directed to; needs to take initiative for leading Soldiers he is responsible for
o failed to seek clarifying guidance when faced with a difficult task; unable to communicate his need for assistance during adversity
o pointed out subordinate faults continually resulting in a toxic work environment
o led only when directed to; needed to take initiative for leading Soldiers he is responsible for
o adversely affected the state of readiness by not having personnel and vehicle information ready prior to SP
o incapable of conducting recruiting duties during the majority of the rated period; removed from a position of special trust
o Soldier did not advocate for nor take advantage of any leadership opportunities; actively avoided such challenges
o set one of the worst examples of leadership in the Unit and was generally distrusted by seniors, peers, and subordinates
o negatively affected Unit retention numbers; Soldiers that worked with him often went AWOL or would not reenlist because of his conduct
o NCO was a corrosive leader who undermined Unit discipline, created a toxic work environment, and reduced Unit cohesion and effectiveness
o took advantage of his position as NCOIC to consistently be late for duty
o delegated responsibility for operations to a dishonest NCO who falsified reports to make the detachment appear to accomplish more than they did
o reported false accomplishments to the commander in order to make the det appear to be better than all other detachments
o alienated Soldiers with integrity who pointed out inaccurate reports and claims; discouraged honesty and jeopardized the mission
o forbade communication by subordinates with outside agencies by phone or e-mail
o encouraged Soldiers to take advantage of the government disability program by documenting false or borderline physical ailments
o as Det Chief, forced his captive audience to listen to his personal political views on a daily basis; wasted time and resources and lowered morale and productivity
o set poor example by sexually harrassing visiting female reps from outside agencies
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