CMF 90
Logistics Officer
OER Bullets
A 90A Logistics Officer is a multifunctional Army officer responsible for integrating supply, transportation, and maintenance operations to ensure mission success.
o executed 38 external and internal missions as Task Force North OIC IOT support Task Force South and Task Force Sustainment missions
o supervised the relocation 22 vehicles and pieces of equipment during earthquake evacuation; accomplished without any accidents or losses
o provided complete oversight and accountability of the entire inventory for the 343rd battalion
o maintained a constant level of items to meet the daily demands of internal and external requests for supplies; resulted in a cost savings of over $1.2M
o served as CASE Team Member and Trail Party OIC, ensuring that $18 Million of equipment and vehicles made it to and from the Country of Georgia
o demonstrated extraordinary ability to secure necessary supplies and equipment under severe and dangerous conditions in the face of enemy fire
o certified hazardous waste manifests and associated shipping documents permitting transportation of Grafenwoerh generated hazardous waste to approved disposal facilities
o supervised 6 Battalions and 39 companies in proper procedures for specifying operational data and established policy and procedural directives
o her planning, execution, and supervision of the load-out plan ensured that five million dollars worth of equipment was transported with no losses
o worked numerous on- and off-duty hours planning and coordinating the operational, logistical and administrative requirements for the turn-in and consolidation of Connexs
o assisted Battalion Unit Movement Officers in preparation of their equipment and documentation for convoy operations to and from Nellis AFB and Vigilant Guard Exercises in Colorado
o supervised material control and managed over 100 reconciliations monthly for 39 companies
o coordinated complex logistical procurements and resources for one hundred Soldiers; delivered $40M of ready to fight aviation assets to the 82nd and 101st Airborne divisions
o her efforts enhanced operational support and ensured mission accomplishment for sustainment operations throughout the southern theatre of Iraq
o surged forces and aquired hard to find parts for mission critical equipment; increased Battalion operational readiness rating from 86 to 95 percent
