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o maintained platoons readiness during rated period; aggressively monitored MEDPROS ensuring 98% deployabilty rate
o planned and executed over 120 distribution missions supporting five companies training and engineer construction projects
o emphasis on risk management resulted in platoon completing 28,000 accident free miles; 16 Soldiers earned drivers badge
o NCOIC of distribution element during Hurricane Dorian relief; managed $45,000 in Class I sustainment supporting 300 personnel
o validated Refuel on the Move MET; issued 1,725 Gallons of fuel to 3-69 Armor in preparation for Defender 2025 deployment
o completed 9 semester hours towards an bachelors degree in transportation management; maintained a 3.8 GPA
o served unit as barracks manager; ensured the welfare and safe living conditions for 78 personnel residing in unit barracks
o trained 54 person platoon to be certified of ammunition and fuel operations; ensured uninterrupted support to the battalion
o received military order of Saint Christopher award for exemplary performance and service to the Transportation Corps
o managed the distribution of 350K rounds of Class V ammunition valued at 200K; enabled the combat readiness of 500 Soldiers
o managed the transportation, storage, and distribution of over 56,000 gallons of fuel in support of Battalion operations
o prudent mentor; supported personal growth and professionalism through leader development
o possessed a strong and positive drive toward professional development and mission readiness of the platoon; exceptionally well organized and perceptive
o oversaw the company lay out for the upcoming Change of Command; ensured shortages and excesses were noted and ordered
o ensured the accuracy of the property book pertaining to the M984 Wrecker, maintenance tents, and camo nets; poised for flawless handover
o inventoried the Bii of JLTV and contact truck, MSD special tool kits, armament tools, and tool boxes; ready for Change of Command
o set an example to the Brigade command group as Brigade Commander Driver; completed all tasks in a timely manner
o completed over 600 Transportation Movement Requests (TMR) for Mobilizing and Demobilizing units; supported over 40,000 Soldiers in Reception, Staging, Onward Movement, and Integration (RSOI) processes at Fort Cavazos
o maximized knowledge of GCSS-A; enabled SPO TRANS to create a cult report that was utilized on a tactical level during garrison operations
o trained and qualified himself on GCSS-A; exploited features, improved accuracy and helped 1BCT determine which assets were available at all times
o built and installed blocking and bracing; ensured the safe transportation of multiple commercial loads of explosive munitions
o volunteered to fill rear detachment roles; maintained the unit training, readiness, and equipment accountability
o headed convoy preparation and provided commanders with exceptional guidance and experience
o tracked and maintained PMCSs up to date, prevented unit vehicles failure
o conducted Deployment and Distribution operations at multiple CONUS installations for forward movement to Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom
o aided the deployment of fifteen Brigade Combat Teams; made safe and expedient forward movement possible
o mobilized and deployed to Haiti to support Operation Unified response
o deployed a BCT from Fort Carson to Fort Bliss; moved over 200 equipment items and rolling stock and logged over 3,500 miles during the trip
o redeployed the Battalion on two separate occasions, coordinated the unit's RESET program consisting of twenty four AH64-D Apache Attack Helicopters, prime movers and all air and ground support equipment
o served as the Centralized Flight Record System (CAFRS) Administrator
o headed convoy preparation and provided commanders with exceptional guidance and experience on leading the ammos missions for our Units and for Rifles qualifications
o led convoy operations; ensured accurate accountability of tactical equipment, ammos, and documentation for each truck and assigned the unit the correct ammos
o headed convoy preparation for the ammos missions for our units and for rifle qualifications; provided accurate accounts for all available ammos that was left unused
o moved the unit to the National Training Center and back to Fort Riley with no loss of government equipment
o took charge charge and built the Detachment's Family Support Program from the ground up
o was an essential member of a highly trained, well motivated, and efficient White HET Escort team while attached to the 180th Transportation Battalion
o contributed to the successful receipt, transport and delivery of over 3,000 pieces of tactical and non-tactical equipment throughout the Kuwait theater of operations
o assisted the cook section, motor pool and range with training support and guidance with no external support during anual training 2013
o ensured accurate accountability of tactical equipment assigned to the unit
o recruited a civilian FRG team to create a strong Family Support Network
o passed the 21st Theater Sustainment Command Staff Assisted Visit (SAV) inspection with high marks being attributed to his attention to detail
o provided company SHARP representatives the guidance for standard bulletin boards, security protocols and training material
o as interim Readiness NCO, she worked with state level medical providers to ensure that proper Flight Physical processes were implemented and followed
o built a positive esprit de corp and strong morale in the unit
