Support Operations (SPO) NCOIC
From May 2022 SFC Renn served as the Support Operations NCOIC for the 129th CSSB deployment in support of Operation Assure, Deter, and Reinforce. He oversaw the supervision, planning, and execution of 427 Mission Requests throughout 11 countries, providing essential In-Transit Visibility (ITV) of 622 movements and seven multinational exercises, ensuring the safe and secure distribution of mission critical supplies to include Class II, III (B), VII, VIII and IX across the operational landscape.
88Z SENIOR TRUCKMASTER
Deployed in support of Operation European Assure Deter and Reinforce. He oversaw the supervision, planning, and execution of 427 Transportation Movement Requests (TMR) through elven countries, providing essential In-Transit Visibility (ITV) of 622 movements and seven multination exercises. His efforts ensured the safe and secure distribution of critical supplies to include Class I, II, III (B), VII, VIII, and IX across the operational landscape.
88Z SENIOR TRUCKMASTER
MSG France took the lead and trained over 90 personnel in the Battalion's Convoy Leaders Course. Through his mentorship, teaching, and development of the program, he helped develop every Convoy Commander within Task Force Hammer. The systems he created for convoy operations impacted over 450 convoys throughout AO Victory and lead to less accidents and quicker reaction time to situations on the road. MSG France helped develop leaders within the organization which made a lasting impression throughout the brigade.
SENIOR TRUCKMASTER
Served as Senior Truck Master for the 594th Transportation Company (Line Haul) leading them through two Division training Exercises. He coordinated and executed 60 long haul transportation mission in support of 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault). His knowledge of logistical operations ensured the successful movement of 850K Class I through IX through out the Fort Campbell and Fort Knox training areas supporting three brigade combat teams.
SENIOR TRUCKMASTER
MSG Boyles developed the exchange point process between the Joint Support Area and the CORPS Support Area. The process and dialogue created across EUCOM resulted in expedited movements across AO Victory and less frustrated cargo at the exchange point. His efforts impacted multiple units' training and onward movement of their cargo to their FOS along with expediting the process to get retrograde back to the JSA. The dialogue between TF Hammer and 39th MCB helped bridge the distribution process across five major support areas and 13 Countries.
SENIOR TRUCKMASTER
MSG Boyles' attention to detail, multifaceted approach to problem solving, and mission planning skill were instrumental in the success and growth of distribution employment throughout AO Victory. He owned his unique role in developing peers and subordinates while managing all aspects of distribution and mentoring customer units in a challenging theater. He coordinated multiple bilateral and multinational efforts enhancing relationships across EUCOM.
Transportation Senior Sergeant
MSG Steve set the example for the organization, working numerous hours during evenings and weekends. He managed daily operations and augmented training function by demonstrating 10K ATLAS operation and safety to ensure the safe transportation of equipment and supplies from the Rail Operations Center to various 1st Calvary Division (CAV DIV) sites in support of the 1ST CAV DIV redeployment.
He maintained, without loss, an extensive list of property, including M1088 A1s, M871 A1/A3 trailers, M998s, M1078s, M10Ks, M6Ks, Refer Vans, Conexes, Quad cons, and Individual Storage Units, dispersed over several facilities and coordinated an accumulation of over 10,000 movement miles and moved more than 300 containers without accidents.
His strong emphasis on safety resulted in zero accidents and incidents throughout his tenure. His efforts helped the 13th Expeditionary Sustainment Command (ESC) provide critical equipment for deploying and returning units on or ahead of schedule and expedited the return of the equipment for the fight against the enemy in the war on terrorism.
MSG Steve's exceptional leadership in training and mentorship of M1088/M871A3 Trailer drivers resulted in the unit achieving over 310 successful Class I Refer Van support missions to numerous units throughout III Corps, logging over 24,500 accident-free miles and delivering Class I valued at over $2.5 million. His analysis and coordination with other unit leaders resulted in the successful relocation and consolidation of the 553rd Combat Service Support Battalion (CSSB) and 180th Transportation Battalion motor pools which increased available support staff and resources while reducing overall personnel requirements.
SFC Myers successfully submitted and tracked all Transportation Movement Requests (TMR) for two battalion movements from Camp Taji in support of Operation Wildcat
SFC Myers deployed to Afghanistan in support of OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM
SFC Myers provided support for the entire Supply and Services branch, freed the S&S branch to support the build-up of the CJOA-A, multiplied mission capability of JSC-A
SFC Myers' efforts were instrumental in the deployment of 14 Brigade Combat Teams and made possible a safe and expedient forward movement
