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Enlisted Recognition Program (Airman of the Year)

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LEADERSHIP AND JOB PERFORMANCE IN PRIMARY DUTY-His "total focus [is] on mission excellence!"
- Selected as power production shop Airman of the Quarter for 3d and 4th Quarter 04--AOM for November 04
- Led critical end for end periodic maintenance on Aircraft Barrier Arresting Kit-12 (BAK-12) purchase tape
-- Prevented interruptions to wing flying mission, guaranteeing continuous support and reliability of equipment
- Superb team leader BAK-12 aircraft barrier crew during Exercises AIR WARRIOR and AIR ADVERSARY
-- Annual exercises enabled close air support/air control training to over 50K DoD and multinational personnel
- Completed 3-month ACC Notice-to-Airman 0404 implementation--adhered to strict safety instruction mandate
-- Installed safety signs, painted generator fan guards, and updated manufacturer manuals for 45 generator sites
- Helped troubleshoot and repair generator at Davis Avenue sewer lift--installed temporary backup generator
-- Replaced defective primary coolant hose and malfunctioning starter--saved $320 in cost using rebuilt starter
- Key contributor during 2004 Nuclear Surety Inspection--selected as Superior Performer by inspection team
- Performed emergency tape crop on Barrier Arresting Kit-12 (BAK-12) tape--system operational in 90 minutes
- Replaced $217K barrier system--ensured continued support for Exercises AIR WARRIOR/AIR ADVERSARY
- Ran 10 day prime generator power to main gate guard shack/security lights--ensured sustained force protection
- Trained 70 firefighters on barrier arresting system--certified on retraction, pendant cable and support system
- Exceptional mechanical skills--replaced engine radiator and coolant hoses on MEP-007B emergency generator
- Accomplished 15 generator annual validations--ensures confirmation/identification of actual load requirement

SIGNIFICANT SELF IMPROVEMENT-Embodies Colonel Moeller's vector of personal/professional growth
- Finished 23 credits hours towards CCAF in Mechanical/Electrical Technology and bachelor science in physics
-- Has completed 45 total college credit hours--goal to apply to the Airman Education Commissioning Program
- Handpicked to attend 40-hour career field deployment equipment training course at Dobbins Air Force Base
-- Valuable AEF combat readiness training provided experience for future air expeditionary force deployment
- Demonstrate superior technical proficiency above peers--completed 5-skill level 12 months ahead of schedule
- Attended Mobile Aircraft Arresting Systems operations course--knowledge enhanced deployment readiness
- Selected as Power Production’s Airman of the Month and Quarter--My # 1 of 14 Airman assigned to the shop
- Increased awareness--finished 6-hr Federal Emergency Management Agency's online terrorism training course
- Completed 3-hr motivational speaker seminar by Mr. Dave Roever--inspired to perform no matter the odds
- Received coin from ACC deputy Civil Engineer Col. Howe--showed standout professionalism for shop brief
- Received distinguished graduate honors from the Power Production Technical School--class averaged 92%
- Exemplifies vector "One Team One Fight"--mastered Civil Engineer Bare Base construction training course
- Attended 10 hr Wing Airman Professional Development Course--increased personal and military knowledge
- Viewed over 10 hours of Prime BEEF instructional videos--training elevated individual wartime readiness
- Self-taught Japanese using book, instructional video/audio tapes--enhanced diversity of international culture

BASE AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT-Epitomizes "take care of each other to build an unbeatable team"
- Unparalleled contributor--volunteered for haunted house, burrito/pizza sales for squadron booster club support
-- Helped raise $3500 dollars to help defray cost of Christmas party for lower ranking personnel and families
- Outstanding community support--volunteered 20 hrs to cook and serve dinners at Shreveport Rescue Mission
- Stanch supporter of Yogi and Friends Big Cat Sanctuary--repaired habitat/fed 18 rehabilitated exotic large cats
- Devoted 20 hours off duty time to American Red Cross--increased volunteer/program awareness in community
- Magnanimously volunteered to assist in Special Olympics--greatly strengthened base/community relationship
- Selflessly sponsored a child for Santa's in Blue--contributed to base wide effort to help underprivileged youth
- Volunteered over 12 hours to assist Airman Against Drunk Driving--aided in prevention of 25 DUI violations
- Featured in Base Paper--represented Power Production--augmented awareness/appreciation for civil engineers
- Actively assisted Team-56--helped with two veteran's bingo nights--raised 300 dollars for wing organization
- Total community involvement--volunteered off-duty time to assist competitors during Special Olympics games

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WOW! This is a VERY STRONG Airman of the Year package! Excellent example for any one to follow. The only thing I touched on (and easily ignored) was a small structure error. Through out the award money was represented by $XXX, and this one instance it was XXX dollars.

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