Aviation Ordnanceman (AO) Evals
** A TALENTED AND EXTREMELY MOTIVATED TECHNICIAN FOCUSED ON MISSION ACCOMPLISHMENT! **
- HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE TECHNICIAN. Crucial in the safe loading and unloading of 219 CATM-120, 93 CATM-88, XX ALQ-99 Pod reconfigurations and 686 captive carry hours. These efforts directly contributed to the safe execution of 998 sorties during VAQ-134'S 9 detachments as well as the completion of a live HARM shoot at NAS Whidbey Island.
- EXCEPTIONAL MAINTENANCE PROFESSIONAL. He completed XX maintenance discrepancies, XX special inspections, and XX release and control checks encompassing over XX maintenance hours resulting in 95% weapons system availability. His attentiveness allowed him to complete 8 basic maintenance qualifications resulting in an ideal learning environment for all junior sailors within the work center.
- COMMUNITY INVOLVED. Volunteered at the Whidbey Animal Improvement Foundation dedicating 6 hours to the local community animal shelter. His efforts established a bond between U.S. navy sailors and the animal shelter community.
** MEETS EVERY CHALLENGE AND HAS UNLIMITED GROWTH. RECOMMENDED FOR ADVANCEMENT! **
Assisted in Weapons fast trainer, helping over 100 blue and gold sailors become familiarized with small arms weapons. She oversaw 140 sailors at 5 of the command's guns shoot, facilitating an increase in weapons qualification and watch standing capabilities. AO3 Adkison helped maintain the presentation of the mag springs for FCT. Her results in the presentation led to a passing score. She started up the OHE/WHE program which led the preparation for the explosive safety inspection. She stood duty armorer for the certification of ATG resulting in a 98% passing score.
-Command Involved. As a MWR member she assisted in selling 100 musubi which helped fund the command holiday party. As a member of the diversity committee, she represented Womens equality, which led to increased awareness of women's rights across the command.
Community Involvement. She spent over 25 hours transporting the Kennedy family for the Christening which helped the Kennedys attend the Christening.
MODEL SAILOR: AO2 embodies unwavering dedication, exceptional expertise, and outstanding leadership, setting a gold standard for our Navy unit's operational readiness. Her commitment to excellence, both in precision ordnance handling and fostering a culture of teamwork, makes her an invaluable asset and a beacon of professionalism within our ranks.
ASTUTE PROGRAM MANAGEMENT: AO2 consistently demonstrates her expertise as a quality provider in upholding the Hazmat program, meticulously ensuring adherence to safety protocols and maintaining a pristine record of hazardous material handling. Her attention to detail and proactive approach in overseeing Hazmat procedures make them an indispensable cornerstone of our unit's safety and compliance efforts.
TEAM PLAYER: AO2 stands out as an exceptional contributor to security forces, displaying exemplary vigilance and dedication to safeguarding our unit's assets. Her versatility extends beyond ordnance expertise, as she played a pivotal role in assisting with our unit's open house, showcasing their commitment to community engagement and fostering positive public relations.
Continuing evaluation submitted upon member's ADT Fiscal Year 2024.
STELLAR RESERVIST: Her expansive knowledge with P-8A Poseidon contributed to being selected for 135 days Active Duty Training from VP-62 to have full-time attendance to Kadena Air Force Base as CDI for xxx maintenance actions and QA/SO for xxx ordnance evolutions raising VP-8 command's productivity while achieving 3,000 mishap-free flight hours on 10 aircraft resulting in 100 percent mission rate.
ADEPT ORDNANCEMAN: Integral in the safe handling, loading and unloading of MK58 MLMs, MK84 SUS, AGM 84 Harpoons, and expenditure of 2,500 sonobouys during her third SEVENTH FLEET deployment. Her dedication greatly enhanced the command's combat readiness for all operations with Command, Task Force 72.2 and 72.4.
CIVIC INVOLVMENT: Volunteered 4 hours of community service at AAO Chapter 9 F.O.D. walk down on 18MAR2023 that resulted in forty-one pounds of highway dunnage removed from Blanding Blvd, Jacksonville, Fl and another 4 hours for Desoto Park Clean-up with VP-62 SCPOA.
*SUPERIOR ORDNANCEMEN, FIRST CLASS PETTY OFFICER IN THE MAKING!*
EXTREMELY TALENTED AND COMPETITIVE SECOND CLASS PETTY OFFICER. DEMONSTRATES SEASONED LEADERSHIP, EXTENSIVE TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE, AND EXCEPTIONAL DRIVE IN EVERY TASK!
- MISSION ORIENTED LEADER. Successfully led six ordnanceman as the night shift supervisor to safely execute 588 maintenance tasks including 10 phase, 57 conditional, and 154 special inspections amounting to 1,312 man-hours. This resulted in the completion of 1,403 flight hours with a 95 percent sortie completion rate. Additionally, he directly assisted with the qualification of six plane captains, four Enlisted Aviation Warfare Specialists, five ordnance team members, two ordnance team leaders, and one Collateral Duty Inspector.
- MOTIVATED AND CAPABLE. As an Ordnance Quality Assurance Safety Observer, he flawlessly supervised the safe loading/unloading of 19 rocket launchers, 80 ALE-47 buckets, and the expenditure of 16,799 fixed forward firing ordnance, 106,539 rounds of crew served ammunition, which lead to the qualification of 67 pilots and aircrewmen.
- COMMAND INVOLVED. As an Assistant Command Urinalysis program coordinator, he successfully collected and documented 580 urine samples including two command sweeps, contributing to a drug free work environment and Navy. Volunteered eight off-duty hours to facilitate HSC-7's 2021 Children's Holiday Party.
PETTY OFFICER XXXX HAS EARNED MY STRONGEST POSSIBLE RECOMMENDATION FOR ADVANCEMENT!
**MY #X OF XX EXCEPTIONAL FIRST CLASS PETTY OFFICERS**
He exhibits all the leadership qualities and talent of a Chief Petty Officer.
SUPERIOR DECKPLATE LEADERSHIP. As Ordnance Division LPO, he flawlessly led 17 personnel through 3,567 maintenance actions, 14 CATM-114, 13,400 20MM rounds, 627 2.75 inch rockets, and the safe expenditure of 120,675 crew serve munitions qualifying 52 pilots and aircrewman through deployment and an up-tempo sustainment period.
EXCEPTIONAL MANAGER. Directly responsible for the issue, receipt, tracking and documentation of 456k Ordnance Assets, supporting 13 detachments of the squadron's non-combat expenditure allowance. He was the driving force behind the command's Explosive Safety Inspection and Explosive Safety Self-Assessment receiving the highest grade of Satisfactory.
MENTORSHIP. His in-depth involvement with Sailors led to 6 reenlistments, 9 advancements, one JSOY, three SOQ, 14 EAWS, 17 ESWS, and performed 62 financial budgets for PCS Sailors and BAH requests. As CPO 365 Phase 1 Coordinator, led several events and responsible for enhancing CNO's directive. As Full Speed Ahead Facilitator, he instructed 250 Sailors to prevent destructive behaviors while reinforcing our Navy core attributes.
**SELECT HIM TO CHIEF PETTY OFFICER IMMEDIATELY AND WITHOUT QUESTION! **
REMARKABLE LEADERSHIP AND KNOWLEDGE! CONSISTENTLY EXCEEDS ALL EXPECTATIONS!
SUPERIOR DECKPLATE LEADERSHIP. As Ordnance Division LPO, he flawlessly led 17 personnel through 3,567 maintenance actions, 14 CATM-114 exercises, 13,400 20MM rounds, 627 2.75 inch rockets, and the safe expenditure of 120,675 crew serve munitions qualifying 52 pilots and aircrewman through deployment and an up-tempo sustainment period.
COMMAND OWNERSHIP. As the Non-Combat Expenditure Allocation Manager he was directly responsible for the issue, receipt, tracking and management of 456,000 Ordnance Assets, supporting HSC-7 while conducting 13 JOINT deployable detachments. His efforts lead to the success of the commands Explosive Safety Inspection and Explosive Safety Self-Assessment.
A BEACON FOR SALORIZATION. Inspired Sailors to go above and beyond leading to the promotion of 10 of 17 mentees, two MAPS, one JSOY, three SOQ, 14 EAWS, 17 ESWS, four NAMS, two FLOCS, 12 Career Development boards, and performed 62 financial budgets for PCS Sailors and BAH requests. As CPO 365 Phase 1 Coordinator and Association of Aviation Ordnance Chapter 4 Secretary, he lead 147 Sailors in 14 on/off duty command and community related projects.
SELECT HIM TO CHIEF PETTY OFFICER IMMEDIATELY AND WITHOUT QUESTION! PROVEN SUSTAINED SUPERIOR PERFORMER WHO LEADS FROM THE FRONT. SELECT THIS PROFESSIONAL NOW!
** MY #X OF XX FUTURE FIRST CLASS PETTY OFFICERS! **
** A PASSIONATE AND PROVEN ASSET AT SEA AND ASHORE. STANDARD SETTER ACROSS ALL RATES! **
- RECOGNIZED EXPERT. He led the training and ordnance documentation for eight load team members resulting in zero discrepancies during the XXXX COMHSMWINGPAC Conventional Weapons Technical Proficiency Inspection, setting the standard within the HSM community. Additionally, he directed the maintenance efforts for 789 maintenance actions encompassing 1,206 man hours with zero rework including pivotal support of USS SAMPSON's (DDG-102) Surface Warfare Tactical Training exercise while onboard with Detachment FOUR.
- UNPARALLELED LEADERSHIP. He coordinated the efforts of 12 sailors across two squadrons during HARP XXXX ensuring the safe expenditure of 14 MK-54 Recoverable Exercise Torpedoes, 580 sonobuoys, 15k rounds of small arms ammunition, and five Hellfire missiles contributing to the qualifications of 12 aircrews across five HSM squadrons.
***RANKS 1 OF 3 EXTREMELY TALENTED AND HIGHLY COMPETITIVE SECOND CLASS PETTY OFFICERS.***
-METICULOUS MANAGER. Petty Officer Phillips serves as the OIS Manager taking extreme care in maintaining 100% inventory accuracy of 14 magazines in support of three tenant commands and incoming detaching commands. He accounted for and documented 621 ordnance receipts valued at $21M in 332.1 tons.
-EXCEPTIONAL TEAM BUILDER. Petty Officer Phillips challenges 7 Sailors in Ammunition Sentencing through inventory of 12 monthly samples, 12 scans and NARs meeting required mandatory data elements of 2Ds in contribution to sailor retention and one advancement to Third Class Petty Officer.
-SUSTAINED PERFORMANCE. As NOSSA Program 10 manager, Petty Officer Phillips diligently completed one ESI audit researching NAVSUP P-724,801, 805 and OP 5 for program discrepancies. His diligence led to correcting 4 findings resulting in 93% accuracy.
-COMMUNITY PARTICIPANT. Petty Officer Phillips devoted 12 hours serving the Community with the New Orleans Mission preparing and stocking meals for those in need.
**SUPERB ASSET TO THE COMMAND AND THE NAVY. ADVANCE NOW TO AO1!**
IMMEDIATE DAY ONE IMPACT! HIS LEADERSHIP PRESENCE IS FELT THROUGHOUT MY COMMAND!
INSPIRING LEADER- Seamlessly filled a gapped CPO billet demonstrating exceptional leadership. He masterfully led 20 Sailors to perform by the book load/download and expenditure of 4,250 pounds of conventional ordnance encompassing 2,869 20MM rounds, two MK-63 Mines during MCM Live Fire Exercise, three AIM-9M's, one AIM-120, and one NATM-9X during Tyndall Live Missile shoot. Furthermore, his vast knowledge of weapon systems, technical acumen, and sense of urgency was essential to the completion of 2022 Conventional Weapons Technical Proficiency Inspection receiving a perfect score of 500.
EXCELLING MENTOR- His superior training skills were evident as he mentored his subordinates resulting two in rate advancements, the qualification of four Collateral Duty Inspectors, three Quality Assurance/Safety Observers, and five Ordnance Team Members, while simultaneously maintaining 100% weapons reliability with zero ordnance mishaps.
EFFECTIVE MANAGER- As the Departmental Career Counselor, he coordinated and provided counseling to 43 Sailors on reenlistments, separations, and career paths spanning two Divisions and three work centers. Assisted in the facilitation of three reenlistments, prepared seven reporting, and six 24 month CDB s resulting in a 90 percent retention rate.
PETTY OFFICER PERFORMANCE EARNED HIS RECOGNITION AS SSOQ AND THE DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY PMA-259 CUTTING EDGE AWARD WINNER! HE IS TRULY A CUT ABOVE THE REST! FUTURE OFFICER!
- ORDNANCE TEAM LEADER. As Team Leader, ___ led the safe and expeditious transfer of 2,900 tons of conventional ordnance and associated components, valued at $1.4 B, during USS RONALD REAGAN's 20-1 and 20-2 patrol. ___ Efforts resulted in 100 percent asset accountability with zero safety mishaps.
- TECHNICAL EXPERT. ___ assisted 30 Sailors in the completion of 4,000 AWSE maintenance actions encompassing 248 man-hours reducing the back-log by 80%. ___ Flawless management significantly increased readiness of assets, greatly enhancing the command's mission effectiveness.
- MISSION IMPACT. ___ directed 15 of her peers and junior Sailors through 21 SRA period, re-habiting 16 spaces, saving the Navy $100,000 in man hours and contracts through ___ superior dedication and instruction.
- TEAM ORIENTED. While TAD to Support Equipment Repair Facility (SERF) NAF Atsugi, Japan, she displayed keen attention to detail in the complete rehabilitation of 158 separate items of Armament Weapons Support Equipment (AWSE) resulting in the savings of $942,000 in repair/rework cost.
**SUSTAINED SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE. ALREADY PERFORMING AT THE LEVEL OF CPO!**
- SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT. Trained 14 Ordnancemen in flight deck/ flight ops safety procedures, safe operation of forklifts and Ordnance Handling Equipment, and VERTREP procedures and techniques. Efforts attained 100% divisional Flight Deck Observer qualification, safe execution of six missile VERTREP evolutions, and a successful AVCERT.
- SUPERIOR PROGRAM MANAGER. As Departmental 3MA, managed 76 3M Maintenance Personnel in the execution of 144 Spot-Checks, 72 Monitored Maintenance checks, 102 Zone discrepancy corrections, recording of 84 Final Contractor Trials discrepancies, and 2,801 maintenance actions on 1,523 Weapons assets across three divisions. Tireless work achieved completion of two Semi-Annual Force Revisions and an impressive "Above Standards" 3M ATT Assessment.
- ELITE SAILOR DEVELOPMENT. As Department Command Career Counselor, oversaw the the completion of 76 career development boards. Processed seven PACT Sailor rating applications resulting in 100% rate assignment, one rating conversion to SB, and three successful TA applications. Milestones contributed to 100% retention and rating selection and a more effective and motivated Weapons Department.
**A VALUABLE AND NEEDED ASSET TO THE MESS. SELECT NOW AND PUT HIM IN KHAKIS!**
Led 20 First Classes and a crew of 228 Junior Sailors through six ordnance handling evolutions to include the safe transfer of 2,996 tons of conventional ordnance valued at $1.6 billion in support of USS RONALD REAGAN 2020 major onload and offload.
He executed 620 ordnance movements to include 207 guided and unguided bombs, 63 air launched missiles, and 85,081 rounds of 20MM ammunition. His actions led to the successful completion of 2020 deployment directly supporting 7th Fleet AOR.
-MISSION-FOCUSED. She greatly contributed to the safe loading and expenditure of 58 tons of ordnance, including the live firing of 10 tactical air-launched missiles, 13 TALDs, and 25 unguided rockets in direct support of the 2018 RIMPAC exercise, SUSTEX, and a CVW-2 Fallon detachment. Her efforts were essential to the command earning the 2018 Battle E and Safety S awards.
-TRUE PROFESSIONAL. A catalyst to the transfer and acceptance of over 1,000 work center tools during the successful transition from the F/A-18C to the F/A-18E aircraft. Her keen attention to detailed yielded zero discrepancies during the 2019 CSFWL Maintenance Program Assist, contributing to the command overall grade of 91% and its certification as Safe-for-Flight. Additionally, she played a key role during the 2019 CWTPI, resulting in a grade of 780 out of 800.
-COMMAND-INVOLVED. Airman *** designed and led 48 physical training sessions and ran a stringent FEP program, resulting in a 96 percent passing rate for the 18-2 cycle and 92 percent passing rate for the 19-1 cycle. Additionally, she dedicated 11 off-duty hours towards aiding the Judeo-Christian Outreach Center, the New Life Church, and Seatack Elementary School.
OUTSTANDING SUPERVISOR. As an Ordnance Quality Assurance Safety Observer, her technical insight and leadership were directly responsible for the safe expenditure of xxxx rounds of small arms ammunition, xx sonobouys and xx MK-58s resulting in the qualification of XX Fleet Replacement Pilots and Aircrewmen. Her engaged mentorship was the catalyst for qualifying four Team Members, four Quality Assurance Safety Observers, and five Team Leaders.
- SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT. Hand picked to be a part of a new command and help with building the weapons department from the ground up, Ao1 Green with his knowledge of weapons and gear is leading the way for the newly established G-1 flight deck and G-1 AWSE of the PCU-79 John F. Kennedy aircraft carrier. With building of the ordnance qual/cert program, maintenance program.
- OUTSTANDING LEADER. AO2 Mendoza is a meticulous leader who possesses incredible organizational skills. He also has a strong will to assist others which is evident in his volunteer work. His strong devotion to duty, his Sailors, and the United States Navy make him an excellent selection for the Meritorious Advancement Program.
- SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT. Played a key role as Collateral Duty Inspector leading 10 sailors in the completion of 2,767 maintenance actions, to include the incorporation of Technical Directive AAC-1051 on 66 LAU-127E/A and seven LAU-127F/A. Also contributed to the safe and expeditious transfer of 420 pieces of AAS to outfit FRC Oceana, FRC Norfolk and USS HARRY S. TRUMAN 2018 deployment valued at $30 million.
- KEEN ATTENTION TO DETAIL. As Repair 1F Investigator Lead, he ensured outstanding results during ship's CART I and CART II by training and qualifying four new Sailors through 20 GQ drills that resulted in 1F receiving outstanding scores during all evaluations.
- METICULOUS MANAGER. As Explosive Handling & Qualification and Certification Program Manager he ensured the upkeep and accountability of 52 records and received grade of "On-Track" during the Maintenance Program Assessment (MPA).
*** METICULOUS MANAGER WITH LIMITLESS DRIVE. ADVANCE TO FIRST CLASS NOW! ***
- IMPACT PLAYER. Petty Officer Sailor exhibits phenomenal leadership and talent beyond his pay grade. His dedicated work ethic, supervisory skills was key in the loading/downloading and expenditure of 87,775 pounds of next generation ordnance.
- TECHNICAL EXPERT. He was instrumental in the completion of 1020 hours of scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on 17 F/A-18 C/D/E/F and 4 EA-18G aircraft while maintaining an arduous high operational tempo flight schedule. His efforts significantly impacted the squadron's execution of 730 sorties and 1,115 flight hours resulting in a 90% sortie completion.
- TEAM LEADER. As a ordnance Team Leader, his efforts directly contributed to the command receiving an overall score of 1480 out of 1500 during Conventional Weapons Technical Proficiency Inspection (CWTPI). Infectious commitment to the mission has served to unify workcenter personnel to common goals.
*** CONSISTENT TOP PERFORMER. READY NOW FOR INCREASED DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES!***
- COMMITTED LEADER. As Workcenter supervisor he managed 30 Sailors in the completion of 3,500 maintenance actions, 55 spot checks, and 98 equipment validations directly resulting in a 100 percent accomplishment rating for divisional maintenance. His attention to detail was key in the successful implementation of the fourth and fifth quarter Force Revisions.
- MISSION ORIENTED. Demonstrated impressive technical skill in the safe handling and stowage of 754 tons of conventional ordnance valued at $124 million. Additionally, during ESSEX Dawn Blitz 2017 joint military exercise, he flawlessly led 10 Sailors during the buildup and testing of 16 GBU-32 bombs resulting in zero mishaps.
- COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT. Devoted 216 hours raising over $5k in support of Habitat for Humanity. Consistently volunteers weekly serving more than 3,000 meals at Urban Angels fulfilling its mission of building homes, communities, and hope.
Petty officer Vernon served as a Ordnance shift supervisor, qualifing one Quality Assurence Saftey Observer, four team leaders and new ordnance team members. As night shift supervisor he led a cohesive team to upload and download of 80,000 lbs of ordnance.
Shows constant community service to the the local fire department as a volunteer firefighter. Along with be a firefighter he also attended and completed his EMT-B schooling resulting in becoming an nationally registered EMT. He has volunteered more then 1000 off duty man hours to the community.
DEDICATED SAILOR AND ORDNANCEMAN. His/Her astute troubleshooting techniques led to the safe and expeditious expenditure of 3,826 Sonobuoys and 13 MK-46 Rextorps. This was pivotal to the execution of 2,372 flight hours, 588 sorties and a 96 percent mission completion rate during a rigorous Inter-Deployment Readiness Cycle.
- Involved and dedicated. Personally responsible for the staging of equipment, personnel, and ordnance in support of X strike detachments. His/Her efforts resulted in the safe loading and expenditure of over XXX tons of live/inert ordnance and the qualification of XX aircrews.
- Dedicated to mission accomplishment. As a natural team leader, he/she meticulously accomplished all maintenance tasks with the highest degree of quality and workmanship. His/Her intense efforts and demand for 100 percent from his subordinates resulted in a "zero discrepancy" score during the recent Conventional Weapons Technical Proficiency Inspection.
- Natural leader and team builder. As Team Leader, he/she played an invaluable role during the Conventional Weapons Technical Proficiency Inspection (CWTPI), leading his/her team to a "zero discrepancy" score. Infectious commitment to the mission has served to unify workcenter personnel to common goals.
- Observant and accountable. Directly responsible for the flawless management of X,XXX Aircraft Armament Equipment (AAE) assets valued at $XX million. His/Her flawless management and prioritization of squadron AAE significantly increased readiness through improved availability of assets, greatly enhancing the command s mission effectiveness.
- Mission oriented leader. As Shift Supervisor, he/she flawlessly supervised the safe loading/unloading of over XXX,000 pounds of conventional ordnance in direct support of Operation IRAQI FREEDOM. His/Her intense efforts were instrumental in the command's impressive XX percent sortie completion rate, X,XXX combat flight hours flown, and XX percent delivery rate of ordnance on enemy targets, while providing reliable and on-demand smart weapons support for U.S. forces on the ground for X consecutive months.
- Dedicated and motivated. His intense efforts and wealth of knowledgeable proved invaluable to the command receiving a "zero discrepancy" grade during the Conventional Weapons Technical Proficiency Inspection (CWTPI) and the command receiving the 200X Scott F. Kirby award for Ordnance Excellence. His leadership was vital to the squadron safely expending over XX,000 pounds of ordnance during two highly successful detachments.
- Team Builder. Strived for perfection by providing continuous training and instruction to workcenter personnel in the proper maintenance and safe loading/downloading procedures, regardless of workload or tempo of operations. His/Her efforts have contributed to building a cohesive and experienced weapons loading team.
- Team Member. As a loading team member, his/her efforts directly contributed to the command receiving a "zero discrepancy" score during the Conventional Weapons Technical Proficiency Inspection (CWTPI). His/Her outstanding management and upkeep of the squadron's Ready Service Locker proved invaluable and contributed significantly to the command receiving the 200X Scott F. Kirby award for Ordnance Excellence.
- Extremely knowledgeable. His/Her expertise on FA-18C armament equipment proved invaluable during various detachments, enabling the command to meet all scheduled requirements during an accelerated Inter-Deployment Turnaround Cycle. His/Her wealth of knowledge on the M61A1 20MM gun system enabled him/her to quickly identify and repair a complex discrepancy in minimal time, saving countless maintenance man-hours and increasing aircraft availability.
- Dedicated to mission accomplishment. His/her exceptional technical knowledge and determination contributed significantly to the repair of XXX's intricate weapon system discrepancy. His/Her devotion saved countless maintenance man-hours and restored vital aircraft to full mission capability.
- Responsible and accountable. As calibration Petty Officer, he/she ensured that all weapon equipment was in proper working order to support twelve FA-18C aircraft. His/her direct involvement contributed to the squadron's combat readiness.
- His meticulous attention to detail during all ordnance related evolutions was a key factor in the command's receipt of the 200X Scott F. Kirby award for Ordnance Excellence.
- Meticulous inventory manager. Personally scheduled and supervised the removal/replacement of more than XXX Aircraft Armament Equipment Assets and groomed XX squadron aircraft for X weapons and X Carrier Qualification detachments, which directly contributed to increased aircraft availability and enabled the squadron to meet all operational objectives.
- Committed leader and manager. As Ordnance Quality Assurance Safety Observer, his intense efforts were directly responsible for the command receiving a perfect grade during the Conventional Weapons Technical Proficiency Inspection. His meticulous attention to detail and demand for "top notch" workmanship proved invaluable to the command receiving the 200X Scott F. Kirby award for Ordnance Excellence.
- Exceptional team builder. Brilliantly managed the administration, training and qualification of workcenter personnel. His steadfast efforts and direct involvement ensured the safe loading, expenditure, and documentation of XX percent of the squadron's non-combat expenditure allocation, including over XXX,000 pounds of ordnance in support of vital aircrew training and combat mission readiness.
- Exceptional leader and maintenance professional. Directly responsible for the loading/unloading of XXX,000 pounds of conventional ordnance for XXX combat sorties. His efforts directly impacted the squadron's XX percent sortie completion rate and XX percent weapons delivery rate in direct support of Operation IRAQI FREEDOM.
- Gifted mentor and FA-18 weapons system expert. Often called upon to resolve the most perplexing weapon systems discrepancies, quickly restoring vital aircraft to FMC status and enabling the squadron to meet all mission objectives.
- Thrives on a challenge. Flawlessly coordinated and executed the CVW-XX ordnance off-load of over XXX Aircraft Armament Equipment (AAE) items, resulting in the safe and timely delivery of all assets to X different geographical locations with zero discrepancies noted.
- Committed to excellence. His/Her inspirational leadership and meticulous attention to detail during all ordnance evolutions were key factors in the squadron's selection for the 200X Scott F. Kirby Award for Ordnance Excellence.
- Unsurpassed initiative and drive. Simultaneously coordinated ordnance loading, maintenance, and turn-in/receipt of required Aircraft Armament Equipment (AAE), while ensuring an uninterrupted flight schedule that routinely exceeded XX sorties per day. Personally repaired XX percent of all SUU-62 and SUU-63 pylon failures, which significantly increased AAE availability and proved invaluable in during the command s highly successful combat deployment.
________ is a motivated sailor and hard-charging Aviation Ordnanceman. He is an intelligent, well-spoken individual who displays maturity and consistently exercises sound judgment.
Inspected and RFI'd 490 maintenance actions to ensure and deliver the highest degree of quality.
- OUTSTANDING ORDNANCEMAN. Supervised # junior technicians in the repair of # maintenance actions, safe handling and loading of # sonobuoys, # CATM-65F missiles, # CATM-84K missiles, and # MK-46 EXTORPs. These efforts directly contributed to the safe execution of 1,200 mishap free flight hours, 61 sorties and the qualification of 12 combat aircrews.
Her enthusiatic and relentless coaching and delegating reduced the division backlog by 80%.
-Total Team Player. His efforts were instrumental in Work Center XX day-to-day maintenance effort, contributing to the processing of XXXX maintenance actions at XXXX man hours with zero defects.
Unmatched skills and competence resulted in the successful and timely outfitting of SEVEN Carrier Air Wing Groups sixteen F/A-18 squadrons.
TALENTED ORDNANCEMAN- the go-to sailor who will complete any task without supervision. A key player in the safe expenditure of x MK-54 torpedos, x AGM-114 missiles, x sonobuoys, x flares, and x rounds of small arms ammunition in support of 1 CSQATT exercise achieving training and readiness requirements for detachment 7.