Lionell Hardy

• Wrote press release for use by publication, broadcast or internet media to promote feature film Narco Sub.

Conducted recruiting operations covering 45,000 square miles to procure qualified health care professionals for Army and Army Reserve; contacts, interviews, and counsels health care specialists on benefits of service as commissioned officer; coordinates recruiting activities in eighteen colleges and 146 hospital programs; responsible for government equipment valued at $75,000; attends national, state, and local medical conventions promoting positive image of Army Medical Department; trains, mentors and accounts for all Future Soldiers awaiting entry on to active duty; responsible as member of team for successful achievement of station mission.

Served as Operations Noncommissioned Officer for Southern California Recruiting Battalion, supporting 338 recruiters, twenty-seven recruiting centers, and seven recruiting companies; ensured that all command communication and detailed information to guide battalion to mission success was disseminated through normal command channels. Assisted senior operations Noncommissioned officer in monitoring production indicators and statistics; supervised administrative, moral, and medical waiver processing procedures; analyzed regulatory guidance and prepared staff recommendations on all issues related to recruiting operations; was responsible for equipment valued at $5,000.