Gregory Kellogg II

The intentions of this resume are to provide a background of my professional experience, education, and achievements. Reliable Warehouse Assistant offering 10 years of experience refilling and rotating items to maintain well-stocked inventory. Hardworking team player well-versed in cataloging and coding invoices, examining merchandise and attaching and changing price tags on items. Comfortable lifting heavy weights and training new staff in proper procedures.

• Command Sergeant Major's Award- For outstanding performance, dedication to duty and attention to detail while performing on the 29th Support Group Independence Day flag detail.
• Army Achievement Medal- While assigned to 41st Ordnance Company I provided long hours and dedication to service helping transfer supplies and equipment throughout USAREUR during the deactivation of the unit.
• Army Achievement Medal-I played a major role in the movement of over 8,000 short tons of ammunition by driving numerous untiring hours in the palletized loading system over a 12 month period.
• Army Achievement Medal- While deployed in support of Operation Agile Lion 98, I served on a high security task force which involved the disposal of classified material, also volunteered for extra work and demanded assignments which greatly contributed to the mission's success.
• Army Achievement Medal- During a field training exercise, my intense involvement in the Entry Control Point resulted in zero unauthorized entries and recognition for me and team members by the unit Commander and exemplary comments from the Battalion and Brigade Command Sergeant Majors.
• Army Commendation Medal- By displaying outstanding abilities as an ammunition handler in support of the 10th MTN Division's JRTC rotation. I was instrumental in drawing 96 short tons of ammunition and establishing a field ammunition supply point. As part of the Live Fire support element, I provided seamless ammunition direct support to divisional units participating in 12 separate live fire events. The direct efforts proved invaluable in closing all ammunition accounts, valued at $1.5 million, at mission's end.

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