Jerry L. Collins

Jerry L. Collins joined the United States Army in June 1998 through July 2006, I was a M1A1 Abrams tank turrent mechanic. My responsibilities were responsible for maintaining the turret drive system of the M1 Abrams tank. Their duties include: Diagnosing and troubleshooting malfunctions, performing maintenance on the gun turret drive system, and maintaining the fire control system. I worked for Aramark in El Paso county jail September 2006 through May 2010 my duties in the kitchen were Food preparation Cook and prepare a variety of foods, including soups, meats, fish, poultry, vegetables, and desserts. They may also prepare special diets for inmates with allergies or other restrictions June 2010 to the present initially started my career in corrections on graveyard shift at Colorado Territorial Correctional Facility. Working there has taught me traits and skills such as becoming adept at inmate supervision and conflict resolution. Excelling in fostering teamwork and maintaining high security standards, demonstrating integrity and a strong work ethic. Showcasing an ability to lead and effectively resolve conflicts, ensuring equitable employment opportunities for staff and offenders. If given the opportunities for staff and offenders.

Award given to members of the United States Armed Forces for meritorious service, heroism, or outstanding achievements,: USA Camp Yongsan-Casey I was senior tank mechanic, served as a squad leader, supported Headquarters and Headquarters Company and Charlie Company 2nd Tank Battalion-in a variety of situations, including victim assistance, emergencies en route and service-specific relief, Division Alerts, gunnerys, vehicle services, scheduled maintenance for combat readiness