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AB McClain, Abel

Biloxi,MS

Summary

“A leader is only as good as their team.” None of my achievements would have been possible without the help, encouragement, and support of my fellow wingmen. I understand that my responsibility as a leader is to serve them, support their growth, and help them succeed. I take that responsibility seriously because I believe leadership is not about being above others, but about working alongside them and earning their respect through my actions. My wingmen are a major part of my success, and I am committed to giving them the same support they have given me. At the end of the day, I do not want to be recognized as a great leader just because of the positions I hold, but because of the positive impact I make on the Airmen I serve.

Work History

Green Rope

Airman Leader
10.2026 - Current
  • Earned my Green Rope through the Airman Leader Corps, where I serve as an Airman Leader (AL). In this role, I assisted fellow Airmen and supported daily operations under the guidance of Military Training Leaders (MTLs). I understand that being an Airman Leader is about more than holding a position; it requires accountability, teamwork, and a willingness to lead by example. I strive to earn the respect of my fellow Airmen by working alongside them, helping them succeed, and contributing to a positive training environment. This responsibility has strengthened my leadership skills and reinforced my commitment to serving my squadron and supporting my wingmen.

White Rope

336 TRS
10.2026 - Current
  • I earned my White Rope, where I help support chaplain activities and participate in morale-building events, including Fishbowl and Step Up events for the Triangle. In this role, I focus on supporting my fellow Airmen, building positive relationships, and helping create an environment where everyone feels supported. I believe that boosting morale is an important part of leadership because Airmen perform better when they know someone cares about their well-being. Through my responsibilities as a White Rope, I strive to lead by example, earn the respect of my peers, and contribute to a stronger, more connected squadron.

Drill Team 336 TRS

Regulations Commander
10.2026 - Current
  • I earned my Black Rope through the Drill Team, where I serve as the Regulations Officer. In this role, I help uphold standards, promote discipline, and ensure team members understand and follow established regulations. I take pride in this responsibility because it allows me to contribute to the team's professionalism, accountability, and overall success. Being part of the Drill Team has strengthened my leadership skills and taught me the importance of attention to detail, teamwork, and leading by example.

Education

Cyber

Technical Support Specialist
Thompson Room 300
12-2026

Skills

  • Decision-making
  • Attention to detail
  • Team leadership
  • Training & Development
  • Excellent communication
  • Project planning

Timeline

Green Rope

Airman Leader
10.2026 - Current

White Rope

336 TRS
10.2026 - Current

Drill Team 336 TRS

Regulations Commander
10.2026 - Current

Cyber

Technical Support Specialist
AB McClain, Abel