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Award Examples
Technician of the Year
Award Cat: Junior
Winner: No
AFI ? Local OI?
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Laser Jet 4M
Pg Stats: .6 LT .6 RT .5 T .5 B
- One-of-a-kind airman! Front-line warrior sustaining the $1B Distributed Ground
Station-? (DGS-?)
intel exploitation site using U-2, Global Hawk unmanned aerial vehicle &
national satellite platforms
-- Maintenance/System Evaluation Module (M/SEM) operator; monitored equipment
performance for
130 U-2 and 20 Global Hawk combat support sorties for Operation ENDURING FREEDOM
(OEF)
-- Part of team that delivered 43,000+ intel products to top decision-makers and
combat commanders
- Lifesaver! Maintained threatnet radios for pilots...allowed safe operations
over hostile airspace
-- Attained a phenomenal 99% operational readiness rate for OEF U-2 and Global
Hawk intelligence,
surveillance, reconnaissance (ISR) missions; provided battlefield commanders
with persistent ISR
-- Focused DGS-?'s intense intelligence efforts to achieve information
superiority and deny al-Qaeda
operatives sanctuary/freedom to operate;
facilitated in rendering counter-air operations innocuous
- Primary M/SEM technician for 33 beyond-line-of-site U-2 CENTCOM missions;
controlled the U-2
aircraft sensors, corrected system malfunctions...made a
positive impact to Operation ANACONDA
-- Sustained Threat-net circuit for aircrews flying OEF sorties; gave pilots
timely situational awareness
-- Flawless attention to detail--discovered communications problem between
MOBSTR and U-2 pilot
--- Identified incorrect crypto key in aircraft...coordinated over-the-air
reload...avoided msn abort
The member probably wasn't aware of the significant impact of his actions
during the operations. The old adage, "it takes everyone to accomplish
the mission", is proven true. Check out "Not a Good Day to Die", based on the Operation ANACONDA.
- Superior technical abilities...promptly identified and troubleshot erroneous
reading displayed on the
Mobile Link Management Unit during a pre-mission checkout...averted the loss of
time critical data
- Brilliant Airman whose technical skills have been challenged time and time
again with stellar results
-- Identified an incorrect data file loaded to the Link Interface Processor only
minutes prior to U-2
launch--expertly initiated an update to reset the Mobile
Link Management Units in time to prevent
disruption of <CHOP> Intelligence and <CHOP> Intelligence <CHOP>
- Key work center trainer; trained nine newly assigned personnel on operation of
all processors,
control of cryptographic items, COMSEC responsibilities, alarm
maintenance and <SYS> mission operation
-- Improved work center Status of Resource and Training System; increased
training coverage by 50%
- Quick on his feet; rapidly troubleshot and tracked a multiple info wrap on the
Fiber Distributed
Data Interface (FDDI) ring to a concentrator during
pre-mission activities--rapid repair of the malfunction
and decisive actions
prevented a catastrophic network failure and enabled on time aircraft take-off
-- Improved integrity of the FDDI network that allowed all site segments to
communicate during msns
- Go-to technician--recognized deterioration of two FDDI bypass switches in the
Ground Control
Processor (GCP) VIII segment--replaced/averted the loss of <INT>
gathering--ensured 100% mission
-- Exhibits technical abilities rarely seen in peers; immediately
identified/repaired faulty components
in the Audio Interface Processor...vital for comms between U-2 pilot and Mission
Op Commander
- Outstanding M/SEM technician--competence level on par or exceeding that of
other senior technicians
-- Identified errant comms reading; resolved problem in minutes...averted abort
of $1M U-2 mission
-- Initiated link descriptor update--reset Mobile Link Management Units--ensured
negligible outage
-- Troubleshot and fixed a Single Operator Station in a "frozen"
state--prevented FDDI network crash
- Truly remarkable airman! Provided super leadership as night shift trainer and
lead M/SEM technician
-- Knowledge of FDDI operations prevented countless mission aborts--ensured
timely intelligence data
- Exceptionally reliable! Selected for system auditing chore--a tasking normally
assigned to a SNCO
-- Created and audited over 200 user accounts--unit's information warfare sentry
against hackers
- Reorganized Consolidated Tool Kit (CTK)--developed new inventories and logs
for tool accountability
-- Updated continuity folder; ensured future CTK monitors have current
information on tools required
- Single-handedly fixed/replaced broken shelter light ballast--improved lighting
and safety for operators
- Completed data rate test on 3 lines serving DGS-?--verified 100% mission
communications capability
- Re-arranged combined work area to free-up much needed space behind <SYS>
mission work stations
- Eliminated unsafe working conditions for <SYS> personnel--fixed common work
bench loose ground
- Developed work center web site--training, recall, pass-on log and important
maint links in one site
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