Richard Vaccari

Provide overall supervision and coordination of workers engaged in National Service Office activities in conjunction with DAV’s Strategic Plan and facilitate DAV’s mission of service.

DAV NSO's represent individual veterans (and their families) pursuing disability claims and other benefits from the United States Department of Veterans Affairs and, on occasion, other government entities. This position requires that the representative be accredited to practice before the VA and the representative have a detailed knowledge of the law pertaining to veterans’ benefits and a sufficient understanding of medical terminology and anatomy and physiology to execute the responsibilities described herein.

Leading a squad of 9-10 soldiers.

Advising the platoon leader on matters related to the squad's performance, training, and readiness.

Ensuring discipline and order within their squad.

Maintaining all government property issued to members of their unit properly and accounting for it at all times, and reporting discrepancies promptly.

Being ready at all times to report to the location and activity of all members of their unit while on duty status.

Performed daily shipping and receiving duties, including verifying items received against invoices or packing slips.

Supervised and trained personnel in the proper use of shipping and receiving equipment and procedures.

Maintained accurate records of incoming and outgoing shipments.