H2F NCOIC
SGT Marter demonstrated exceptional leadership and initiative as NCOIC of the 42nd Military Police Brigade H2F team by developing and implementing a comprehensive holistic screening process for all incoming Soldiers, enhancing readiness across the formation.
SGT Marter led and coordinated the successful onboarding of 233 Soldiers through a multidimensional screening process including written domain surveys, physical assessments, and InBody scans, significantly improving early identification of risk factors in all five H2F domains.
SGT Marter was instrumental in reducing brigade-level medical and administrative flags, contributing to a 22% reduction in musculoskeletal injury profiles within 30 days and a 47% decrease in Army Body Composition Program flags across the brigade.
SGT Marter directly contributed to the 42nd Military Police Brigade receiving the 2024 Holistic Health and Fitness “Best in Class” Award for Interdisciplinary Excellence at the 2024 H2F Symposium, solidifying the brigade's position as a leader in Army readiness and Soldier wellness initiatives.
H2F Injury Control Director
For outstanding meritorious service while serving as the H2F Injury Control Director from September 2020 to June 2024, CPT Wilson helped build the 18th FA BDE H2F program from the ground up. He designed the Reforge Performance Center, greatly enhancing the Injury Control team's space and capabilities by 5 times over. He implemented running education clinics across the Brigade, decreasing running-related injuries by 72% over 6 months. Furthermore, he launched several initiatives to improve access to care, including walk-in clinics, mobility and body region classes, and Tune Up Tuesdays. He maintained 100% accountability of over $250,000 worth of human performance equipment. As OIC for Reforge and P3T, CPT Wilson rehabilitated Soldiers with musculoskeletal injuries and helped Soldiers achieve an average 1-year postpartum ACFT score of 540. CPT Wilson's actions reflect great credit upon himself.
Holistic Health and Fitness Integrator Course (H2F-IC)
SSG Andreuccetti volunteered to step into the role of NCOIC of the Holistic Health and Fitness Integrator Course (H2F-IC) on short notice. The role is slotted for an E8, and he fulfilled all the responsibilities inherent in that role. He was directly responsible for ensuring three NCOs who were a part of his instructor team resourced, coordinated, and taught the program of instruction (POI).
As acting NCOIC, SSG Andreuccetti was able to achieve 100% graduation rate putting 45 new H2F Integrators into the force. Students include compo 1, 2, and 3 Soldiers with ranks ranging from E-5 through O-3. He also adjusted the POI schedule to increase student recovery time resulting in zero injuries during the course.
