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Letter of Recommendation
Protocol NCO Nomination |
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Key Points to Writing
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and avoid common misspellings
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are not familiar with it.
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MEMORANDUM FOR HQ USAFA/DPAA
FROM:
SUBJECT: Protocol NCO Nomination
1. It is my extreme pleasure to recommend <RANK> <FNAME> <LNAME> for
the Protocol NCO position at the United States Air Force Academy. I can attest
he has the credentials and the proven record of success required for this
position. <RANK> <LNAME> has collected over 18 years of diverse and challenging
experience throughout his career; combined with international exposure and his
excellent presentation skills <FNAME> is ready for any situation. He is
disciplined to approach any task with the innate ability to anticipate any
potential obstacles and will either eliminate and mitigate them. He demonstrated
this ability as coordinator for three promotion ceremonies and an Armed Forces
Day observance.
<FNAME> has thrived in our international community in many different capacities.
One of his most noticeable accomplishments was our inaugural “Headquarter
Organization Day”. This even cause a quite a buzz with our coalition partners
and their families. Our Greek 3-star commanding general was equally impressed!
This was the first time most of them had ever participated in such an event and
as a testament many plan to emulate similar events in their home countries.
<RANK> <LNAME> planned lunch for over 600 people, organized Olympic style
sporting events (including opening and closing ceremonies), and played the role
of Master of Ceremonies for this daylong event.
<FNAME> is always at the forefront of community activities. He is currently
president of the Parents/Teachers Organization that was immediately challenged
at the beginning of the school year with the opening of a new international
elementary school. <RANK> <LNAME> played a major role as facilitator between the
school administration, parents, and school board facilitating a myriad of issues
involve with opening school (i.e. school bus routes, curriculum, complaint
procedures, etc…)
Another one of <RANK> <LNAME>’s strong points is his ability to work with people
to form cohesive teams and stay cool especially when others get upset or over
excited. Our joint-service Senior Noncommissioned Officers noticed this trait a
recently elected him President of the Top-3 Association. Bottom-line: In
closing, I am confident the Air Force Academy will be greatly impressed with
<RANK> <LNAME> as their Protocol NCO. Please feel free to contact me via email:
conceicaoa@jcsc.nato.int if you need additional information.
5. Please address any questions to (RANK FNAME LNAME)
at DSN 111-1111 or Email_Address.
[First M. Last], [Rank], USAF
[Unit/Wing]
Note: Signature lines are 5 spaces below the last line of text.
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