Dylan Schultz

U.S. Army – Staff Sergeant / Cavalry Scout (19D)

Section Leader (E-6) – 82nd Airborne Division

Fort Liberty, NC | 2021 – Present

• Led a 11 person scout section in executing reconnaissance, security, and combat operations in complex terrain and hostile environments.

• Trained and mentored junior soldiers in advanced scouting techniques, weapons handling, and tactical maneuvers, improving unit readiness by 40%.

• Enforced standards among my section for physical readiness and physical appearance.

• Conducted over 30 airborne operations and coordinated movement and logistics under tight operational timelines.

• Reported critical battlefield intelligence, route reconnaissance findings, and operations updates directly to the commander, enabling informed tactical decision-making.

• Maintained 100% accountability and serviceability of equipment valued at over $2.5 million.

Team Leader – 101st Air Assault Division

Fort Campbell, KY | 2019 – 2023

• Directed scout team missions, including route reconnaissance, area security, and battlefield surveillance in support of high-tempo operations.

• Reported situational updates and mission-critical intelligence to platoon leadership and commanders in real time during training and operational deployments.

• Conducted over 25 successful air assault operations, integrating with infantry, aviation, and intelligence units.

• Recognized for superior leadership multiple times for outstanding team performance during combat training exercises.

• Developed and implemented SOPs that enhanced operational efficiency and reduced mission risk.

• Maintained 100% accountability and serviceability of equipment valued at over $1 million.

Scout – 173rd Airborne Brigade

Grafenwoehr, Germany | 2016– 2019

• Performed tactical reconnaissance missions across diverse terrain during multinational training exercises across Europe.

• Participated in over 20 parachute jumps and rapid deployment operations as part of NATO readiness forces.

• Reported observation and intelligence findings to the platoon leadership and commanders, supporting rapid mission planning and enemy identification.

• Supported joint operations with allied forces, enhancing international interoperability and communication.

• Commended for adaptability, tactical proficiency, and resilience in dynamic field environments.

• Maintained 100% accountability and serviceability of equipment valued at over $500,000.