Selected from five NCOs to serve as the NCOIC of the Inspector General’s Office.
Assistant Inspector General 1999 - 2001
Inspector General’s Office, Fort Drum, NY Hours per week: 45
Supervisor: Larry Crier; (xxx) xxx-xxxx; may contact Salary: $54K per year
Inspector General subject matter expert on Supply Operations, Family Housing, and Quality of
Life. Primary
Supply Sergeant, Alternate Key and Lock Custodian, and Alternate Safety NCO.
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Diligently completed 20 complex cases and flawlessly actioned over 250 requests for IG
assistance.
Instrumental in the research, coordination, and training of the barracks utilization initiative.
Developed and refined innovative ways to improve office procedures and client support.
Successfully coordinated and developed a comprehensive supply operation inspection plan.
Expertly led and supervised 42 complex inquiries.
Successfully planned, coordinated, and led seven inspections that emphasized improvement.
Researched and wrote articles for the quarterly IG bulletin.
“His skillful interview and interrogatory techniques are used as the standard for the office.”
Responsible for the turn-in of over $12,360 worth of excess property for re-use.
Developed an effective and efficient means to account for $60K worth of equipment
“One of the most professional, dedicated, and competent NCOs I have known.”
Designed office furniture and workstation refit program that saved $1.5K over the previous
plan.
Battalion S-3 Operations NCOIC 1998 - 1999
HHC, 1st Corps Support Command Hours per week: 52
Supervisor: Helen Cranston; (xxx) xxx-xxxx; may contact Salary: $52K per year
Principle staff NCO for the Commander—advised leadership on matters concerning military
intelligence,
operations, plans, organization, and training for 750 Soldiers. Developed, coordinated, and
monitored the
execution of plans, orders and policies that impacted the battalion's missions. Provided staff
guidance through
training inspections and assistance visits. Supervises six NCOs and two junior Soldiers.
Developed and implemented a tracking system for reoccurring reports increasing efficiency to
over 98%.
Demonstrated outstanding technical and tactical skills in battalion plans and operations.
Provided key leadership instrumental in successful force protection training during 3ID war
fighter.
Selected as 26th Battalion S-4 NCOIC during deployment to Guatemala ISO Operation
Build Hope.
Increased qualification rate from 85% to over 95% in APFT and individual/crew served
weapons.
Accurately maintained 100% accountability of $100K of automated equipment
Detachment First Sergeant 1997 - 1998
HHD, 83rd Chemical Battalion Hours per week: 52
Supervisor: Mark Tobias; (xxx) xxx-xxxx; may contact Salary: $50K per year
Responsible for the health and welfare of 65 soldiers and their families. Ensured maintenance
and accountability of
detachment's equipment and oversaw the daily operation of the unit. Executed the physical
training program and