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• Ensured routine maintenance and running hours were properly recorded for continuity between teams.
• Assisted Technician with troubleshooting and resolution of generator issues.
• Tasked with making sure trucks were properly loaded secured and cleaned at the end of the day
• Liasoned between customer and other representative entities when needed

• Responsible for the training, leadership and supervision of a nine man squad and their given equipment.
• Mentored soldiers on the proper career path to take as a junior enlisted Infantryman
• Maintained a high level of discipline and professionalism in the squad, leading by example at all times.
• Improved squad performance through training and mentorship via one on one counseling and evaluations
• Encourage squad cohesion through various team building exercises.

Other Tasks:

Brigade Land and Ammo NCO

• Responsible for creating and maintaining a running calender featuring for the brigade's training schedule.
• Coordinated the deconflicting efforts between different units and other entities to ensure the brigade's training schedule was kept and on time.
• Ensured every unit was properly scheduled to draw the proper munition and amount of said munition for training.

Battalion Master Driver

• Created and implemented training regiments to ensure soldiers in the battalion were properly trained on all both track and wheeled vehicles.
• Kept a master log of license to ensure soldiers had proper documentation to retrieve vehicles from the motor pool.
• Educated and certified on latest vehicle tracking and movement coordination systems to facilitate vehicle commander's tactical readiness.

Battalion Unit Prevention Leader

• Implemented and supervised urinalysis exams for the Battalion to ensure unit readiness and accountability
• Responsible for the transportation, handling of specimens and proper handover of documentation to the testing facility administration after the urinalysis had been conducted.

Counter I.E.D. Platoon Sergeant (Forward Deployed Afghanistan)

• Responsible for 14 man platoon and 2 MAXXPRO vehicles to provide security for route clearance and logistical packages traveling through the battalion's area of operation.
• Trained by the Joint Expeditionary Improvised Explosive Devise Defeat Organization(J.E.I.E.D.D.O.) to identify types of I.E.Ds. and the compounds and mixtures used.
• Tasked with evidence gathering at point of origin sites, detonation sites and I.E.D making facilities in the battalion's area of operation.
• Coordinated with other government entities to ensure platoon's combat efficiency remained razor sharp.