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Award Examples
Enlisted Recognition Program (SNCO of the Quarter, 3rd)
(Air
Force Reserve)
Award Cat: SNCO
Winner: Wing
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Key Points to Writing
- WRITE!!! The more you do it, the better you get.
- Ask for HELP, the only person looking out for #1 is you.
- The only person looking out for your subordinates is YOU!
- Use a spell checker. F7 works real
fast in MS Word.
- Use Merriam-Webster Online
to improve your vocabulary.
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LEADERSHIP AND JOB PERFORMANCE IN PRIMARY DUTY:
- Superior SNCO! Dynamic leader/mgr; extremely flexible, reliable, & dependable;
committed to AF initiatives
-- Volunteered to fill 2
AEF slots (19 days each); only 7 days notice; ### CF couldn't support/provide
manning
- Deployed 38 days to 39th Air Base Wing, Incirlik, Turkey; protected US & NATO
interests in southern region
-- Real world missions; supported Operation
Iraqi Freedom and Operation
Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan
- NCOIC of Radio Shop at Combined Air Operations Center in Turkey; managed and
lead team of 15 airman
-- Provided communications for National Command Authority; key
communications link in southern region
-- Responsible for $2 million dollars of equipment/assets; ranging from
high frequency radios to cell phones
-- Supported a multi-national force; 1,161 US AF, 215 British and 900
Turkish; dispersed in a four mile radius
- Immediately upon arrival, orchestrated team to audit and inventory all
communication equipment and assets
-- Physically tracked down & inspected equipment; 300 LMRs, 150 cell
phones and eight HF/UHF/VHF radios
-- Budget conscious! Audited/reviewed cell phone contracts; researched &
resolved four billing discrepancies
-- No easy task! Completed in 7 days; customers range from mechanics to
police; located throughout the base
- Skillfully managed 24x7 operations; directed/scheduled personnel and projects;
met all AF suspense dates
-- Monitored & supported AWACS HF/UHF radio transmissions; ensuring
frequencies & crypto is maintained
-- Upgraded LMR software; obtained significant enhancements; easier to
program, diagnose and resolve issues
-- Maintained and troubleshot eight Track 176 UHF radios; provided
command post & pilots with 99% up time
- Outstanding ### CF Ground Radio Element Chief; coaches and mentors 6 airman;
finds solutions to problems
-- Produced qualified PA technicians; implemented cross-training between
AFSCs; eliminated staffing shortage
- Making a difference! Key participant in all ### ARW functions, from wing to
units ceremonies and events
-- Spearheaded team to transport, setup, operate and tear-down Public
Address system for ALL wing activities
-- Led three PA setups; Commanders Call, Change of Command & Retirement
ceremonies; guaranteed success
SIGNIFICANT SELF-IMPROVEMENT:
- Seizes opportunities; attended Theater Deployable Communications (TDC)
Training at ### CF, McGuire AFB
-- Obtained 15 days of in-depth training on Basic Access Module (BAM)
equipment; critical for new mission
- Protecting America! Communication Surveillance Specialist for US Customs;
committed to further education
-- Technically savvy; received training on state of the art electronics
to detect/monitor/record communications
- Promotes/endorses/encourages physical fitness! Energetically participates in
aerobic activities; 2 hrs a UTA
-- Walks the talk! Maintains rigorous fitness pgm; exercises 1-2 hrs
daily; plays basketball and lifts weights
BASE OR COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT:
- Turned compassion into action; immediately responded to the needs of
Hurricane Katrina disaster victims
-- American Red Cross...donated $100 of his hard earned cash to help
purchase emergency food and water
-- Kidney Foundation...unselfishly donated and delivered $200 worth of
clothes (pants, shirts, shoes, etc.)
-- Good Will Industries...contributed several pieces of furniture valued
at $1,200 (bedroom set, chairs, etc.)
- Actively attends & participates in Covenant Love Family Church; contributed
time and talent to all services
-- Managed and operated audio booth for the last 4 years to an audience
of 2,000 people at Sunday services
Notes:
Good Package, but there were two
grammar errors and one
number issue.... Operation
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