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o briefed crews and commanders on weather and rapidly established weather services with less than one hour's notice
o provided critical weather briefing services during an intense 96 hours planning process for a day and NVG Air Assault in support of Operation Talon Strike
o delivered unwavering support for the mission and the Soldiers; guaranteed the safe and secure movement of aircraft and personnel throughout the country of Kosovo
o oversaw the creation of over 5K weather products in support of 2.1K Army missions across two nations; sustained operations during evolving weather conditions
o enabled 24K flight hours across rotary, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance assets that lead to the destruction of 8 vehicles & 13 enemies killed in action
o forecasted and briefed weather impacting U.S. Army Europe (USAREUR); sustained operations during the most unpredictable weather patterns encountered in 30 years
o coordinated with and supported units outside USAREUR; provided accurate and timely weather data
o provided precision weather reports to the Commanding General and the G2; facilitated safe and structured military operations for over 6,000 joint personnel
o assisted the MET Forecaster for HQ RC(S); expanded weather notification by 200%, improved operational coordination
o managed the creation of over 5K weather products in support of 1,500 Army missions across two nations; best support in over 5 years
o enabled 20K flight hours across rotary, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance assets that lead to the destruction of 11 vehicles, 32 EKIA
o supported 38 unit training rotations into the Joint Readiness Training Center, enabling over a thousand red air sorties; provided effective training for over 100K soldiers
o accurately forecasted and briefed weather impacting Regional Command South; saved over $1,000,000 in exercise false starts
o liaised with units outside RC(S) to ensure weather data was accurate and timely; optimized training opportunities
o capitalized on civilian partner technology; improved forecast accuracy by 25% and extended range by 200 miles and 24 hours
o oversaw weather operations for the 3/10 Brigade Combat Team, the Joint Readiness Training Center and Fort Polk
o maximized joint training opportunities and cut fiscal costs, saving the Air Force and the Army over $20,000 on the annual weather budget
o established standardized procedures for weather support procedures for both garrison and training operations; consolidated 3/10 BCT support documentation
