Unsorted Contributions
North and West Regional Desk NCOIC, J4 Logistics Directorate
Staff Sergeant Miskimon's contribution to SOCAFRICA J4 successfully provided logistical support that enabled mission execution, reduced operational risk, and implemented comprehensive investment strategies to better support the SOF, facilities, and an infrastructure portfolio in an austere, highly dynamic, and politically uncertain environments. He was instrumental in the development and execution of the concept of logistics supporting the closure of Operating Location Bauchi. His coordination efforts between SOTF-NWA and Southern European Task Force - Africa (SETAF-AF) enabled the movement of $283,829 worth of equipment to Advanced Operating Base (AOB) Libya, filling critical shortages on the compound. In addition, he was instrumental in the coordination of repositioning ISR assets from East Africa to West Africa for kinetic airstrikes against ISIS and [NZ1.1], [TR1.2], [TR1.3], [TR1.4] Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) fighters in northeastern Nigeria. This coordination allowed for intel and strike capabilities that resulted in the elimination of [L(2.1], [L(2.2], and over 20 to 140 ISIS/ISWAP fighters that were reported killed or eliminated across the combined operations. Staff Sergeant Miskimon's impacts will have lasting effects to the forces across the 24 countries in the NWA AOR. The effectiveness and success of SOCAFRICA J4 throughout the deployment was a direct result of Staff Sergeant Miskimon's leadership and commitment. His dedication to duty, ability to shape and influence relationships greatly assisted the United States in achieving its strategic goals for the region. The distinctive accomplishments of Staff Sergeant Miskimon reflect great credit upon himself, Special Operations Command Africa, and the United States Armed Forces.
Supply Clerk
Specialist Ayeni helped maintain over $75 million in organization and installation property during her time as a 630th Engineer Company Supply Clerk. She ensured that all shortages and any other equipment needed was placed on order to keep the units mission ready. Her knowledge of her craft positively impacted the companies' supply discipline.
Specialist Ayeni conducted one Change of Command inventory for the 630th Engineer Company, 11th Engineer BN. She demonstrated her professional abilities and successfully completed the inventory. She made a positive impact during the Change of Command by ensuring all Change of Command documentations were complete and organized.
Specialist Ayeni's dedication to this job represented the 630th Engineer Company during the Command Supply Discipline Program (CSDP) inspection in April 2024. She helped ensure that 630th Engineer Company was in compliance with all CSDP requirements. She provided all required documents and answered all questions in a professional manner.
Specialist Ayeni's performance in her MOS tasks was extraordinary. She completed 100% of all mandatory training and classes in a timely manner, maintaining readiness. She mastered the tasks assigned in GCSS-ARMY, and was often sought out to help others. She built relationships with sister branches, increasing personnel resources and eliminated any delays within the Supply section.
NCOIC, S-4 Logistics Section
Sergeant Dorothy Atilus distinguished herself by meritorious service while serving as Noncommissioned Officer in Charge (NCOIC) of the S-4 Logistics Section, USAMMC-E, from [Start Date] to [End Date]. Throughout this period, she consistently demonstrated exceptional leadership and commitment to the success of the unit's logistical operations. Her meticulous management of supply activities, coordination of logistics support, and direct involvement in briefings and meetings, especially in the absence of the S-4 Chief, ensured the continued operational readiness of the unit. The distinctive accomplishments of Sergeant Atilus reflect credit upon herself, the S-4 Logistics Section, and the United States Army.
Army Prepositioned Stocks Team Member
For outstanding meritorious achievement serving as a member of Army Prepositioned Stocks 2 Noncommissioned Officer Team, from 20 October 2018 to 20 November 2018. Placed in a position well above his current grade, CPL Augustin set himself apart from his peers by continuously displaying the highest levels of efficiency, professionalism, and leadership. He inspired his peers and subordinates to strive for maximum achievement. His relentless pursuit of excellence, dedication to duty, technical expertise and hard work greatly contributed to the overall success of the USAMMA mission. His performance reflects great credit upon himself, the United States Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Defense, the United States Medical Research and Materiel Command and the United States Army.
Unit Supply Sergeant
SSG Claridad distinguished himself by exceptional meritorious service, demonstrating to all that he is a professional Soldier, dedicated to excellence in his field of expertise. His untiring efforts and can-do attitude testify to his achievements and accolades as an outstanding Soldier of the U.S. Army. SSG Claridad went above and beyond the call of duty by establishing a network of contacts prior to and upon arrival at Ft. Pickett. His interpersonal skills and ability to build relationships allowed SSG Claridad and the 417th to obtain, borrow and procure supplies, training aids and equipment that is not traditionally part of the unit's inventory. This outside the box thinking and supply proficiency supported a successful two week annual training and 72 hour tactical petroleum operation resulting in over 2,000,000 million gallons moved.
Supply NCO and LIK NCOIC
Sergeant Fausto A. Lago distinguished himself by outstanding achievement while serving as Supply NCO and LIK NCOIC, C Company, 321st Regiment, 4th Battalion. During the previous Battle Assemblies, before yearly Weapons Qualifications for the Unit, SGT Lago trained unit soldiers on marksmanship traits, enabling the unit to achieve 100% M-16 Weapons Qualification and setting a new unit standard. From the periods of October 2012 to March 2014, SGT Lago was the Lodging-In-Kind NCOIC and wrote the Lodging-In-Kind SOP for the unit, thus setting up 100% accountability for the soldiers requiring lodging. SGT Lago also attended the Physical Security class and set up a Weapons and Gask Mask updatable spreadsheet for the Unit, making it easier to be able to maintain accountability. SGT Lago's commitment to mission accomplishment and selfless service in support of C Company 4/321st during critical times have been paramount to the growth and success of the unit.
