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12 Outstanding SNCO of the Year
2A590/FLIGHT CHIEF
Award Cat: SNCO
Winner: Command
AFI 36-2805 para 3.4
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LEADERSHIP AND JOB PERFORMANCE:
- 2008 22nd Air Force General Lew Allen Award winner; top SNCO involved
in sortie generation of 13 wings
- AFSO 21 guru! Developed work card/manpower production program; reduced ISO
F-2-F from 53 to 24 days
- Led first 22AF team into AOR; skillfully managed staff & MX activities for
Operations OEF/OIF/JTF-HOA
- Directed maintenance efforts of 280 technicians, three squadrons, eight
acft; 95.8% MX effectiveness (MME)
- Calmly spearheaded instantaneous launch of alert acft <60 min evacuating
frontline wounded; saved four lives
- Enforced supply discipline, utilized spares/resources sustaining 2.3% CANN
rate/93.5% departure reliability
- Created cohesive 86 person MX team delivering 488T cargo/19K pax, flying
1,326 combat missions into AOR
- Oversaw C-130 fleet w/three MDS in AOR; achieved impeccable 99.1% MME
rating, crushing 97% AMC std
- Generated 54 AME sorties transporting 313 war wounded personnel,
delivering 65T cargo w/100% reliability
- Integrated AFRC/ANG teams supporting JOINT ENTERPRISE producing 99.9% MC
rate, exceeding 72% std
- Harmonized ramp parking with Australian AF leading to zero ground
mishaps/cohesive relationship with allies
- Firm commitment to ORM/AFI compliance enabled 18,837 error free MX
actions; 2.3% repeat/recur MX rate
- Rallied technicians from three units/3 MDS obtaining astonishing 86% MC
rating in AOR, exceeding 75% std
- Advocated professional development; 200% increase in-resident PME; 100%
CCAF enrollment, five 08 grads
- Inspected/corrected 60 Safety/Health records prior to AETC inspection;
zero findings, perfect safety program
- Formulated database to track mentoring/EPRs/awards/decorations; superior
accountability for 60 personnel
- Flawlessly executed environmental regulations; ## ABW ESOHCAMP showpiece;
zero findings past three yrs
- Developed superior training program; led to 98% UTA training
utilization/phenomenal CDC pass rate of 96%
- Refined maintenance data collection training reducing MDC error rate 53%;
5,780 actions, only 2% error rate
- Implemented strict GTC enforcement measures; zero sixty day overdue for
six consecutive months, AFRC best!
SIGNIFICANT SELF-IMPROVEMENT:
- Completed 87 credits toward BS in Management, Columbia Southern
University; maintained perfect 4.00 GPA
- Earned CCAF in Aircraft Systems Maintenance Technology; promoted enlisted
secondary education system
- Completed Joint Forces Staff College Senior Enlisted Joint PME course;
trained in executing joint service ops
BASE OR COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT:
- Orchestrated JROTC trip for 72 students; organized C130 incentive
flight/dining privileges/firing range demo
- Guest speaker Memorial Day <NAME> High School Veteran's Day event;
inspired military life/recruitment
- Organized site for Relay for Life; 300+ volunteers, 1,500 participants
raised $251,000 toward curing cancer
- Championed wing recognition programs; chaired wing AMN/NCO quarterly
boards selecting best candidates
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