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Range NCO NCOER Bullets
o provided clear, structured guidance on proper marksmanship fundamentals, reinforcing safety, precision, and accountability
o supported the broader mission by contributing to the readiness and capability of members involved in high-priority detainee and security operations
o ensured all training actions aligned with established regulations, ethical standards, and operational requirements; delivered successful and productive training
o performed duties as weapons trainer and range safety for crew served weapons
o trained and instructed eleven crew served weapons firers on the operation of the MK-19 and twenty three on the M2.50
o qualified eleven MK-19 firers and twenty three M2.50 firers increasing the Brigade readiness level
o supervised the completion of Combat Pistol Program, Combat Marksmanship Program, and Medium Machine Gun shoot at Range 215A for Marines Detachment Philippines
o served as a Range Safety for a small arms and CROWS range; safely oversaw the training and qualification of over 15 soldiers
o taught Preliminary Marksmanship Instruction on the M240, M4A1, and M17 to over 20 Soldiers; optimized training opportunity
o staged the SRP site and coordinated training and attendance; ensured operational readiness and efficiency
o identified inexperienced shooters and focused on their efforts; contributed to the overall safety and effectiveness of the range
o adhered to AR 385-63 regulations; trained and qualified 40 Soldiers on firearms operation and safety
o arranged and scheduled the range; enabled the 658th Regional Support Group to meet their designated hit time
o laid the groundwork for the seamless integration of the zeroing and qualification processes for all firers under their purview
o qualified on a variety of military firearms including the M4, M249, M17, and M320
o served as the RSO for three separate weapons ranges during annual training; facilitated orderly and safe weapons qualification
o managed the safety of 87 soldiers without incident during the live demolition range; facilitated training on engineering tasks
o studied all new regulations for weapons qualification requirements; planned and executed all ranges according to the new standards
o served as range Coordinator and NCOIC during range operations; produced 52 "First Time Gos" for the first time in the battalion
o cycled 88 Soldiers through the zero and qualification range; resulted in a 100% success rate for this year's qualification range
o assisted the Florida Department of Health with building and operating a Community Based Testing Site in response to the COVID-19 Pandemic
o identified uncleared loaded weapon behind firing line; prevented accidental injuries or death
o arranged the transportation of over 50,000 rounds to the range from Jan - Jun 2013
o instructed common task training classes for all 140 members of the mobilizing 339th Military Police Company
o ran the ammunition supply point (ASP) for the battalion M2 range for the last six months in addition to his regular duties
See also: Zero Range NCOER Bullets
See also: Marksmanship & Weapons Qualification
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o instrumental in keeping 100% of 564 target systems operational supporting the successful training of 39 units and over 30,000 Soldiers at Camp McCain
o Soldier went above and beyond in vital role of preparing ammunition for the qualification range
o served as Range NCOIC for one M249 Range and two M4 Ranges; produced 44 Soldiers qualified and trained on weapon systems
o prepared five NCOs to instruct company-level training on Range Cards, M240, and M4; multiplied training capacity, 49 Soldiers and NCOs prepared for BN validation exercise
o maintained 100% accountability for over $65,000 worth of CBRN equipment with no losses
o as the NCOIC of the M16A2 rifle range, she was instrumental in the qualification of 130 Soldiers within the 100th Chemical Regiment
o coordinated and reserved over a dozen ranges for weapons qualification, both during WTXs and semiannual training
o assisted M16 range NCOIC with site setup; resulted in over 80 Soldiers qualifying on their individually assigned weapons
o collected live ammunition and expended brass; resulted in reclamation of unused M2 ammunition and over 400 pounds of brass being returned to Fort Dix for recycling
o lauded by CSM for efficient operations, from organization and ammunition pick up and storage to operations and safety
o ensured that his range was in compliance with all safety and range regulations
o served as NCOIC for Battallion 9mm Range; ensured 100% qualification rate at range over two years
