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o supported three Major Subordinate Commands (MSC); completed retention actions for more than 900 eligible Soldiers
o executed 112 reenlistment contracts and paid out over $320,000 in Selective Retention Bonuses without error
o represented AMC at the HQDA Career Counselor of the Year Competition in 2022 and 2023
o volunteered to be the unit career counselor; developed and implemented a company level retention program which increased retention rates by 30% during FY2023
o optimized personnel resources; readied the service for growth and mission accomplishment
o processed Soldier benefits, re-enlistment entitlements, and retirement options efficiently; improved the career quality of 210 Soldiers in the unit
o achieved 100% retention in Initial, Mid-career, and Career categories in the first quarter of the year, a division first!
o assisted Soldiers with retention obstacles, corrected or overcame all retention issues
o as Retention NCO, assisted his/her 1SG with retention interviews resulting in an over 90% extension rate among eligible Soldiers
o exceeded both FY 15 and FY 16 IRR and reenlistment mission in all categories while simultaneously performing Area Leader duties
o focused on Soldier care; helping them advance is utmost in her priorities
o her ability to meet mission and end strength objectives places her in the highest calibre of professional Soldiers
o completed the FY14 Retention mission with 100% or more in Initial, Mid-career, and Career categories in the second quarter
o set high goals and achieved them while providing quality leadership to her peers and subordinates during Annual Training at CBJTC
o as the Charlie company retention NCO, guided and advanced the careers of over 450 Soldiers
o volunteered to compete in the 10th Battalion Army Reserve Career Counselor of the Year board; placed as runner-up out of the four 10th BN competitors
o kept the Recruiting and Retention Battalion in compliance with regulatory guidance and contractual obligations
o demonstrated true Army values that bring credit upon himself, his unit, and the United States Army
o his compassion and advocacy for Soldiers and his sacrifice of personal time to meet their needs significantly improved unit and individual morale
o worked numerous on and off-duty hours planning and coordinating the Career Day which brought in over 300 soldiers
o achieved Warrant Officer selection for 80% of assigned in the first four warrant Officer boards
o first Career Counselor in the Division to successfully complete the FY Retention mission with 100% or more in Initial, Mid-career, and Career categories in the second quarter of the year
