MOS 01 Personnel & Administration
0102 Manpower
For outstanding meritorious achievement while serving as the Training Chief, Mobilization & Demobilization Chief, and the Operations Chief at Deployment Processing Command/Reserve Support Unit-East, Force Headquarters Group, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina from December 2019 to December 2022. Staff Sergeant Pearce's competency, understanding of the mission, knowledge of operational requirements, and ability to handle multiple tasks played a key role in the unit's execution of mobilization/demobilization processing and reserve unit training support. Staff Sergeant Pearce provided coordination and processing support for 75 DoD Contractors, 1,350 Individual Augments, 3,700 non-activated reserve military members and over 4,700 unit and detachment personnel. His detailed coordination with supported Reserve/Active units, FHG, MARSOC, Combatant Command LNOs, MCI-East and II MEF led to support to 180 units and 9,825 personnel. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Staff Sergeant Pearce's bold leadership and operational ingenuity delivered uninterrupted, continued processing support to units, detachments, and Individual Augments ensuring global force management requirements were met. His superior performance of duty during this tour culminates 20 years of honorable and dedicated Marine Corps service. Staff Sergeant Pearce's honor, fidelity, and patriotism have faithfully served both Corps and country in times of war and peace. Staff Sergeant Pearce's exceptional professional ability, initiative, and total devotion to duty reflected great credit on him and were in keeping with the highest tradition of the Marine Corps and the United States Naval Service.
0111 Formal School Quota Management Clerk
PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT IN THE SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE OF HIS DUTIES WHILE SERVING AS FORMAL SCHOOL QUOTA MANAGEMENT CLERK, JOINT AND SERVICE TRAINING BRANCH, G-3/5/7, U.S. MARINE CORPS FORCES COMMAND FROM JUNE 2018 TO JUNE 2020. SERGEANT WALTON REPEATEDLY DISTINGUISHED HIMSELF BY HIS LEADERSHIP BASED ON TECHNICAL PROFICIENCY, PROBLEM SOLVING, AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN THE DYNAMIC AND CHALLENGING HIGH LEVEL COMMAND ENVIRONMENT. SERGEANT WALTON EXPERTLY MANAGED THE MARFORCOM FORMAL SCHOOL QUOTAS TO ONE OF 9000 DESIGNATED MARINE CORPS AND INTER-SERVICE FORMAL ACADEMIC COURSES. HE PERSONALLY ENSURED MARINES HAD AMPLE OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH QUOTA AVAILABILITY AND TIMELY ASSIGNMENT TO MEET PERSONAL, PROFESSIONAL AND CMC DIRECTED PROFESSIONAL MILITARY EDUCATION (PME) REQUIREMENTS AT DESIGNATED SERVICE AND INTER-SERVICE FORMAL LEARNING CENTERS AND ACADEMIES. SERGEANT WALTON'S EFFORTS RESULTED IN MORE THAN 15,000 MARINES ATTENDING FORMAL ACADEMIC COURSES. SERGEANT WALTON'S UNWAVERING DEVOTION TO DUTY REFLECTED CREDIT UPON HIMSELF AND UPHELD THE HIGHEST TRADITIONS OF THE MARINE CORPS AND THE UNITED STATES NAVAL SERVICE.
0111 NCOIC, DEFENSE TRAVEL SYSTEM PRODUCTION SECTION
PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT IN THE SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE OF HIS DUTIES WHILE SERVING AS DEFENSE TRAVEL SYSTEM PRODUCTIONS SECTION NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER IN CHARGE, REGIONAL DISBURSING OFFICE-PACIFIC DETACHMENT, COMBAT LOGISTICS REGIMENT 37, 3D MARINE LOGISTICS GROUP FROM JUNE 2023 TO MAY 2024. FROM BUSINESS CLERK TO NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER IN CHARGE OF PRODUCTIONS, CORPORAL NOVAK'S DEDICATION TO DUTY, EVIDENT THROUGH HIS PROCESSING OF NEARLY TWO THOUSAND VOUCHERS TOTALING MORE THAN SIX MILLION DOLLARS, EXEMPLIFIED EXCELLENCE. HIS PIVOTAL ROLE IN MENTORING MARINES, ORGANIZING TRAINING PROGRAMS, AND ENSURING EFFICIENT VOUCHER PROCESSING LED TO HIS ACHIEVEMENT OF CONSISTENTLY MAINTAINING AN ERROR RATE BELOW 15 PERCENT. THIS CULMINATED IN THE DEFENSE TRAVEL SECTION REACHING A MILESTONE OF ZERO VOUCHERS AWAITING ACTION, UNDERSCORING HIS INVALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS DURING A PERIOD OF TRANSITION AND COMPLEXITY. CORPORAL ALEXANDER NOVAK'S OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP, TECHNICAL EXPERTISE, AND METICULOUS ATTENTION TO DETAIL REFLECTED CREDIT UPON HIM AND WERE IN KEEPING WITH THE HIGHEST TRADITIONS OF THE MARINE CORPS AND THE UNITED STATES NAVAL SERVICE.
0111 Administrative Specialist
Corporal Yenifer Enriquez is enthusiastically recommended for the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal for superior performance of duties while serving as Administrative Clerk, Headquarters Company, 7th Communication Battalion, III MEF Expeditionary Force Information Group, from June 2022 to December 2025. During this period, she is credited with the following significant accomplishments:
Upon her arrival to 7th Communication Battalion, Corporal Enriquez immediately demonstrated a thirst for knowledge that surpassed her peers. She aggressively sought out opportunities to attend courses external to the battalion in order to become a more versatile and productive member of the S-1 section. In addition to her primary responsibilities as the promotion clerk, she increased her proficiency with Defense Travel System (DTS) and became the section's subject matter expert on Postal Affairs and Sponsorship coordination. For nearly two years, she was responsible for the management and execution of four different functional areas and continuously produced exceptional results.
In preparation for the 2025 Commanding General's Inspection (CGI), Corporal Enriquez spent countless hours overhauling the battalion's postal affairs. She utilized the CGI checklist to identify numerous discrepancies and shortfalls within the battalion's mail order procedures. She revised and updated the battalion's mailroom standard operating procedure (SOP) to ensure compliance with Marine Corps orders and directives. She reformed the way the section tracked and maintained directory file cards, official mail, and expired mail. As a direct result of her efforts, 7th Communication Battalion received a 'Mission Capable' in one of the most heavily scrutinized functional areas of III MEF's CGI.
Corporal Enriquez' expertly managed the extremely high volume of correspondence through the S-1 section. She assisted with the administrative accuracy of over 2,000 pieces of correspondence requiring the battalion commander's signature. Furthermore, she maintained diligent oversight on all pending awards in the battalion. She ensured the timely routing of more than 100 Certificates of Commendation, 160 Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medals, 30 Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medals, and six Meritorious Service Medals. Her long and thankless efforts to route and archive each award in a timely manner ensured Marines throughout the battalion received proper recognition.
Corporal Enriquez had a profound impact on 7th Communication Battalion beyond the S-1 section. Her professionalism and leadership resulted in her selection to serve as a battalion's Color Bearer. She spent countless hours before and after work to train with the color guard on proper ceremony techniques. She served as a Color Bearer during one battalion-level change of command and three retirement ceremonies and also participated in a 21 Gun Salute commemorating the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Iwo Jima.
During her tour with 7th Communication Battalion, Corporal Enriquez was instrumental to the battalion's administrative success. She exemplified hard work, perseverance, and leadership on a daily basis. She proved to be an engaged leader who made time to personally counsel, mentor, and advise her subordinates and superiors alike. Her versatility, reliability, and trustworthiness made him a true force multiplier within the section and an indispensable asset to the battalion's administrative processes.
Corporal Enriquez' superior performance of duty reflected credit upon her, the Marine Corps, and the United States Naval Service. She is enthusiastically recommended for the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal.
0111 Administrative Specialist
MERITORIOUS SERVICE WHILE SERVING AS NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICER IN CHARGE OF OPERATIONS FOR SEMPER FIT AND RECREATION BRANCH, MARINE AND FAMILY PROGRAMS DIVISION, MANPOWER AND RESERVE AFFAIRS, HEADQUARTERS MARINE CORPS FROM 1 AUGUST 2018 TO 15 MARCH 2020. DURING THIS PERIOD, SERGEANT SOLES LED THE ASSISTANT COMMANDANT OF THE MARINE CORPS' TASK FORCE ON SINGLE MARINE PROGRAM INITIATIVES AND ENSURED THE COLLECTIVE VOICE AND MESSAGE OF SINGLE MARINES WERE HEARD BY SENIOR LEADERS. SHE REGULARLY BRIEFED SENIOR MARINE CORPS LEADERS ON ALL PROGRAM INITIATIVES, TO INCLUDE THE ASSISTANT COMMANDANT OF THE MARINE CORPS' SINGLE MARINE PROGRAM TASK FORCE, THE SINGLE MARINE PROGRAM BUDGET, AND THE SINGLE MARINE PROGRAM QUALITY OF LIFE FORUM. FURTHERMORE, SERGEANT SOLES PROVIDED VALUABLE INPUT IN SUPPORT OF THE COMMANDANT OF THE MARINE CORPS' INITIATIVES REGARDNG CONDUCT, CHARACTER, AND HONOR WITHIN THE MARINE CORPS. ADDITIONALLY, SHE WAS INSTRUMENTAL IN THE SUCCESS OF THE 2019 USMC HIGH INTENSITY TACTICAL TRAINING CHAMPIONSHIP HOSTED BY MARINE CORPS BASE QUANTICO. SERGEANT SOLES' PROFESSIONALISM, ENTHUSIASM, AND DEVOTION TO DUTY REFLECTED CREDIT ON HER AND WERE IN KEEPING WITH THE HIGHEST TRADITIONS OF THE MARINE CORPS AND THE UNITED STATES NAVAL SERVICE.
0111 Administrative Specialist
FOR PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT IN THE SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE OF HIS DUTIES WHILE SERVING AS ADMINISTRATIVE SPECIALIST, LIMDU COORDINATOR, AND BATTALION MAIL CLERK, HEADQUARTERS COMPANY, 2D MEDICAL BATTALION, 2D MARINE LOGISTICS GROUP, II MARINE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE FROM JUNE 2020 TO JUNE 2025. LANCE CORPORAL ARELLANES PROVIDED OUTSTANDING ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT TO OVER 700 SAILORS AND MARINES, ENSURING TIMELY PROCESSING OF PERSONNEL ACTIONS, READINESS TRACKING, AND COMMAND SUPPORT TASKS. AS THE PRIMARY LIMDU COORDINATOR, HE DEMONSTRATED METICULOUS ATTENTION TO DETAIL AND ACCOUNTABILITY, MAINTAINING ACCURATE MEDICAL READINESS DATA AND ENABLING INFORMED DECISION-MAKING BY COMMAND LEADERSHIP. ADDITIONALLY, HE ENSURED 100 PERCENT ACCOUNTABILITY OF OFFICIAL AND PERSONAL MAIL, MAINTAINING SECURITY AND RELIABILITY THROUGHOUT MULTIPLE OPERATIONAL CYCLES. LANCE CORPORAL ARELLANES' INITIATIVE, DEDICATION, AND DEVOTION TO DUTY REFLECT GREAT CREDIT UPON HIM AND ARE IN KEEPING WITH THE HIGHEST TRADITIONS OF THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS AND THE UNITED STATES NAVAL SERVICE.
0111 READINESS CHIEF, RESERVE SUPPORT PROGRAM
FOR PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT IN THE SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE OF HIS DUTIES WHILE SERVING AS READINESS CHIEF, RESERVE SUPPORT PROGRAM TWO, FROM FEBRUARY 1ST THROUGH MARCH 3RD, 2024. DURING THIS PERIOD, GUNNERY SERGEANT DONALD J. LUCERO WENT ABOVE AND BEYOND HIS DUTIES IN A HIGHLY EXEMPLARY MANNER. EXERCISING SUPERIOR INITIATIVE AND INNOVATION, HE ESTABLISHED AN ALTERNATE METHOD FOR THE UNIT TO TRACK MUSTER ATTENDANCE, SCREENINGS, AND IRR TIERING WHILE ACCESS TO THE INDIVIDUAL RESERVE MANAGEMENT APPLICATION WAS UNAVAILABLE, THUS ENSURING THE SUCCESS OF A LARGE SCALE MOBILIZATION EXERCISE. GUNNERY SERGEANT LUCERO ALSO PROACTIVELY WORKED WITH MARINES WHO WERE UNABLE TO ACCESS THE MARINE CORPS ENTERPRISE NETWORK TO COMPLETE PRE-MUSTER CALLS AND WENT SO FAR AS TO TAKE ON THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES AS HIS OWN TO ENSURE MISSION ACCOMPLISHMENT. FINALLY, GUNNERY SERGEANT LUCERO WAS INSTRUMENTAL IN ENSURING MARINES HAD FUNCTIONAL COMPUTERS DURING MASSIVE TECHNICAL OUTAGES AND OPERATIONAL DISRUPTIONS. GUNNERY SERGEANT LUCERO'S EXCEPTIONAL PROFESSIONAL ABILITY, INITIATIVE, AND TOTAL DEVOTION TO DUTY, REFLECTED CREDIT ON HIM AND WERE IN KEEPING WITH THE HIGHEST TRADITIONS OF THE MARINE CORPS AND THE UNITED STATES NAVAL SERVICE.
0161 Postal Clerk
For professional achievement in superior performance of duties while serving as Custodian of Postal Effects, Fleet Logistics Center Sigonella, Mail Control Activity Rome, from July 2024 to July 2026. Sergeant Graham distinguished herself through exceptional leadership, keen initiative, and superb technical acumen while directing a diverse team of three Sailors, one Marine, and three Host Nation partners in the expeditious processing and distribution of over 20 million pounds of mail in support of the U.S. Embassy, NSA Naples, Naval Air Station Sigonella, and forward-deployed naval forces operating throughout the Fifth and Sixth Fleet areas of responsibility. Her exemplary technical proficiency ensured flawless compliance with United States Postal Service and Military Postal Service Agency standards across 12 postal assets, directly enabling the successful completion of three Naval Systems Command Postal Assessments and meriting her selection as Postal Marine of the Month for May 2025 at Site Naples. Sergeant Graham's singularly distinctive accomplishments, resolute perseverance, and unwavering devotion to duty reflected great credit upon herself and upheld the highest traditions of the Marine Corps and the United States Naval Service.
0171 ANALYST, MANPOWER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
MERITORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT WHILE SERVING AS AN ANALYST, MANPOWER INFORMATION SYSTEMS SUPPORT OFFICE 16/17, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, FROM APRIL 2011 THROUGH APRIL 2014. DURING THIS PERIOD, STAFF SERGEANT SCHUHLER CONSISTENTLY PERFORMED A VARIETY OF DUTIES IN AN EXEMPLARY AND HIGHLY PROFESSIONAL MANNER. UPON ARRIVING TO THIS COMMAND, STAFF SERGEANT SCHUHLER IMMEDIATELY DEMONSTRATED AN UNCOMMON LEVEL OF DEDICATION AND AN EAGERNESS TO LEARN, WHICH RESULTED IN HIM BECOMING A SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT WITHIN THE MANPOWER INFORMATION SYSTEM SUPPORT OFFICE. HIS TECHNICAL EXPERTISE IN THE UNIT DIARY MANPOWER INTEGRATED PERSONNEL SYSTEM (UD/MIPS) HELPED HIM COMPLETE OVER 5,000 UNIT DIARY TRANSACTIONS, WHICH ASSISTED A MULTITUDE OF COMMANDS ACROSS THE UNITED STATES AND OVERSEAS. THROUGH HIS SUPERB WORK ETHIC AND VAST ADMINISTRATIVE KNOWLEDGE, HE COMPLETED OVER 3,000 PROBLEM INCIDENT REPORTS WHILE SUPPORTING OVER 430 REPORTING UNIT CODES IN JURISDICTION 16/17. STAFF SERGEANT SCHUHLER'S INITIATIVE, PERSEVERANCE, AND TOTAL DEDICATION TO DUTY REFLECTED CREDIT UPON HIM AND WERE IN KEEPING WITH THE HIGHEST TRADITIONS OF THE MARINE CORPS AND THE UNITED STATES NAVAL SERVICE.
0193 Administrative Chief
Staff Sergeant Ryan A. Mathews is enthusiastically recommended for the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal for superior performance of his duties while serving as Administrative Chief, Battery M, 3d Battalion, 14th Marine Regiment, 4th Marine Division from November 2024 to March 2026. Throughout this time, Staff Sergeant Mathews consistently demonstrated superb administrative skills, and a steadfast commitment to achieving all mission objectives while supporting needs of Battalion personnel and operational tasking. During this period, Staff Sergeant Mathews is credited with the following significant accomplishments.
Staff Sergeant Mathews demonstrated exceptional leadership and administrative skills as the Battery M Administrative Chief, overseeing all administrative functions with a focus on accuracy and responsibility. He effectively managed the Requirements Transition and Manpower Management System (RTAMMS) program, ensuring timely payments and accountability for reserve Marines while processing over 1,500 duty status transactions. His participation in the Admin Logistics Working Group in New Orleans was instrumental in the operational planning for the Fiscal Year 2025 annual training event in 29 Palms.
In addition to his administrative duties, Staff Sergeant Mathews played a vital role in enhancing the battery's training readiness by serving as an instructor for the Unit Marine Awareness and Prevention Integrated Training (UMAPIT) during a 101-day summer safety stand down. He successfully oversaw 10 CLA packages, with 8 completed, and acted as the Casualty Assistance Calls Officer (CACO) for two cases, providing compassionate support and meticulous documentation for the families involved. His commitment to honoring fallen Marines is evident through his participation in over 25 Military Funeral Honors, where he paid tribute to veterans with dignity and professionalism.
During the Toys for Tots campaigns in 2024 and 2025, Staff Sergeant Mathews dedicated over 120 hours to sorting and delivering toys, benefiting more than 7,000 children in the greater Chattanooga and surrounding counties. He maintained a high level of accuracy in processing 183 Unit Diaries, achieving a 98.7% accuracy rate, and reviewed 95 Defense Travel System (DTS) authorizations and vouchers to ensure precise travel reporting. Additionally, he assisted Golf Battery with over 20 travel vouchers for demobilized Marines returning from deployment.
Staff Sergeant Mathews also reviewed and submitted more than 140 Junior Enlisted Personnel Evaluation System (JEPES) submissions and generated over 158 Marine Resource Orders Writing (MROWS). He ensured that the administrative needs of Battery M Marines were met during their Annual Training period, dedicating significant hours to managing rosters, audits, travel claims, and transportation logistics. Furthermore, he served as the Substance Assessment Control Officer, conducting 17 urinalysis tests, and acted as the Limited Duty Coordinator, reviewing over 520 Diary Feedback Reports on the Unit Diary Marine Integrated Personnel Service website.
Citation:
Staff Sergeant Ryan A. Mathews distinguished himself by outstanding achievement as Administrative Chief, Battery M, 3d Battalion, 14th Marine Regiment, 4th Marine Division, from November 2024 to March 2026. During this period, he demonstrated exceptional leadership and administrative skills, overseeing all administrative functions with a focus on accuracy and responsibility, and effectively managed the Requirements Transition and Manpower Management System (RTAMMS) program, ensuring timely payments and accountability for reserve Marines while processing over 1,500 duty status transactions. His participation in the Admin Logistics Working Group in New Orleans was instrumental in the operational planning for the Fiscal Year 2025 annual training event in 29 Palms, showcasing his ability to contribute to strategic planning and mission success. Additionally, Staff Sergeant Mathews played a vital role in enhancing the battery's training readiness by serving as an instructor for the Unit Marine Awareness and Prevention Integrated Training (UMAPIT) during a 101-day summer safety stand down, and successfully oversaw 10 CLA packages, with 8 completed, demonstrating his commitment to operational excellence. He also dedicated over 120 hours to the Toys for Tots campaigns in 2024 and 2025, benefiting more than 7,000 children in the greater Chattanooga and surrounding counties, and maintained a high level of accuracy in processing 183 Unit Diaries, achieving a 98.7% accuracy rate. The distinctive accomplishments of Staff Sergeant Ryan A. Mathews reflect credit upon himself and the United States Marine Corps.
0193 Records Management Chief
EXCEPTIONAL PERFORMANCE OF DUTY WHILE SERVING AS THE RECORDS MANAGEMENT CHIEF FOR MARINE HEAVY HELICOPTER SQUADRON 361, MARINE AIRCRAFT GROUP 16, 3D MARINE AIRCRAFT WING, MARINE FORCES PACIFIC FROM 6 AUGUST 1994 TO 25 AUGUST 1994. DISPLAYING METICULOUS ATTENTION TO DETAIL AND DESIRE FOR ADMINISTRATIVE EXCELLENCE, YOU ACHIEVED A HIGH STATE OF PRODUCTIVITY IN YOUR SECTION. YOU ENSURED THAT ALL PAY RELATED MATTERS WERE FILED AND ORGANIZED IN A TIMELY AND EFFICIENT MANNER, THEREBY FACILITATING EASY ACCESS. IN ADDITION, YOU ASSISTED IN THE AUDIT OF OVER 225 SERVICE RECORDS AS THE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE PREPARED FOR THE INSPECTION. AS A DIRECT RESULT OF YOUR HARD WORK AND DEDICATION TO DUTY, THE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE HAD THE PLEASURE OF BEING DISTINGUISHED AS THE BEST IN THE MARINE AIRCRAFT GROUP 16 WITH A HARD-DOLLAR MONETARY MISPAYMENT OF LESS THAN $31.00. YOUR ATTENTION TO DUTY, CAN-DO ATTITUDE, AND DESIRE TO EXCEL REFLECTED GREAT CREDIT UPON YOURSELF, THE FLYING TIGERS, AND WERE IN KEEPING WITH THE HIGHEST TRADITIONS OF THE MARINE CORPS AND THE UNITED STATES NAVAL SERVICE.
Lead Planner
As the lead planner, his direct contributions to the Reserve Unit Deployment Program laid the groundwork for the rest of 4th Assault Amphibian Battalion to emulate through three subsequent iterations of the Unit Deployment Program to Okinawa, and will have a substantial impact on the strategic level objectives of 4th Marine Division and Marine Forces Reserve for years to come. Master Sergeant York was the driving force behind Company C's efforts while attached to SPMAGTF 14 in support of Hurricane Harvey relief operations in southeast Texas. He developed and implemented a destructive weather plan, which was validated by the successful rescue of over 400 civilians during the operation.
ADMINISTRATIVE SPECIALIST, MARINE CORPS SECURITY FORCE REGIMENT
PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT IN THE SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE OF HER DUTIES WHILE SERVING AS ADMINISTRATIVE SPECIALIST, MARINE CORPS SECURITY FORCE REGIMENT FROM JULY 2017 TO JANUARY 2021. DURING THIS PERIOD, SERGEANT BINDELL PROVIDED EXTRAORDINARY ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT TO THE REGIMENT AND ITS 11 SUBORDINATE COMMANDS. SHE DILIGENTLY PROCESSED OVER 5000 UNIT DIARY TRANSACTIONS AND MORE THAN 500 TRAVEL DOCUMENTS ENSURING ACCURATE PAY ENTITLEMENTS OF 5 MILLION DOLLARS FOR OVER 3500 MARINES AND SAILORS. SERGEANT BINDELL'S DILIGENT CONTRIBUTIONS RESULTED IN THE BEST WORK CENTER EFFICIENCY IN FIVE YEARS AND EXCEEDED STANDARDS DURING A MARINE CORPS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSIST TEAM INSPECTION. SERGEANT BINDELL'S PROFESSIONALISM, INITIATIVE, AND DEVOTION TO DUTY REFLECTED CREDIT UPON HER AND WERE IN KEEPING WITH THE HIGHEST TRADITIONS OF THE MARINE CORPS AND THE UNITED STATES NAVAL SERVICE.
Admin NCO, Marine Forces Central Command Coordination Element-Afghanistan
For exceptionally meritorious service while serving as the Marine Forces Central Command Coordination Element-Afghanistan Administrative Non-Commissioned Officer, Kabul, Afghanistan detachment from 1 April 2012 to 20 Spetember 2012. Sergeant Millspaugh was instrumental in the expeditious support of greater than 350 Individual Augmentees deployed to Afghanistan, synchronizing arrival and departure briefings, expediting cargo, orchestrating billeting, and coordinating transportation in addition to supporting all administrative requirements. He played an integral role in the reception, staging, and onward integration of over 500 Marines during his tour, to include AFPAK Hands, Combined Training Advisor Group Augments, Linguists, and other forces supporting the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF). Sergeant Millspaugh's personal initiative and unswerving devotion to duty reflected great credit upon himself and were in keeping with the highest traditions of the Marine Corps and the United States Naval Service.
ADMIN SPECIALIST, MARINE WING SUPPORT SQUADRON
PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT IN THE SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE OF HER DUTIES WHILE SERVING AS ADMINISTRATIVE SPECIALIST, MARINE WING SUPPORT SQUADRON 272 FROM FEBRUARY 2018 TO OCTOBER 2020. DURING THIS PERIOD, LANCE CORPORAL JACKSON PROVIDED EXTRAORDINARY ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT TO THE COMMAND. SHE DILIGENTLY PROCESSED 110 SERVMART RUNS VALUED AT $210,330, SHIPPED AND TRACKED CRITICAL EQUIPMENT WORTH $1,200,000, AND PROCESSED THREE MIPRs, REDUCING MAINTENANCE DELAYS FOR PARTS BY 50 PERCENT. LANCE CORPORAL JACKSON'S DAILY EFFORTS RESULTED IN EXCEEDING STANDARDS DURING FIVE DARQs, A CREDIT CARD AUDIT, TWO FASMOs, AND SIX ULO REPORT INSPECTIONS. LANCE CORPORAL JACKSON'S PROFESSIONALISM, INITIATIVE, AND DEVOTION TO DUTY REFLECTED CREDIT UPON HER AND WERE IN KEEPING WITH THE HIGHEST TRADITIONS OF THE MARINE CORPS AND THE UNITED STATES NAVAL SERVICE.
DUE AND STATUS FILE CLERK, SUPPLY PLATOON
FOR PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT IN THE SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE OF HIS DUTIES WHILE SERVING AS THE DUE AND STATUS FILE CLERK, SUPPLY PLATOON, COMBAT LOGISTICS BATTALION 24, 2D MARINE LOGISTICS GROUP, FROM OCTOBER 2010 TO APRIL 2011. DURING THIS PERIOD, CORPORAL TOMAS CONSISTENTLY PERFORMED HIS DUTIES IN AN EXEMPLARY AND HIGHLY PROFESSIONAL MANNER. BOTH HIS SKILL AND DEDICATION TO PROPERLY MANAGING ASSETS FOR THE UNIT WERE EVIDENT AS HE EXPERTLY MANAGED THE LOADED UNIT BALANCE FILE THAT CONTAINED 184 NATIONAL STOCK NUMBERS, AND WAS VALUED AT $4,284,045.20. HE SUCCEEDED IN REDUCING THE SIZE OF THE LOADED UNIT BALANCE FILE TO ZERO ITEMS ON HAND IN ALL THREE COLUMNS, PRODUCING A PERFECT RECORD. AS A DIRECT RESULT OF HIS EFFORTS THE ORGANIC DUE AND STATUS FILE RECEIVED A GRADE OF 92% FROM THE FIELD SUPPLY AND MAINTENANCE ANALYSIS OFFICE AT THE CONCLUSION OF A THOROUGH INSPECTION. HE ALSO SUCCEEDED IN REDUCING THE SIZE OF THE INTERMEDIATE DUE AND STATUS FILE FROM 553 TO 72 OPEN REQUISITIONS. CORPORAL TOMAS' EXCEPTIONAL PROFESSIONAL ABILITY, SUPERIOR MOS KNOWLEDGE, AND DEVOTION TO DUTY REFLECTED GREAT CREDIT UPON HIM AND WERE IN KEEPING WITH THE HIGHEST TRADITIONS OF THE MARINE CORPS AND THE UNITED STATES NAVAL SERVICE.
ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK, ADJUTANT SECTION
PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT WHILE SERVING AS AN ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK AND NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICER IN CHARGE, ADJUTANT SECTION, HEADQUARTERS AND SERVICE COMPANY, HEADQUARTERS AND SUPPORT BATTALION, SCHOOL OF INFANTRY, CAMP LEJEUNE, NORTH CAROLINA FROM JUNE 2004 TO JUNE 2005. DURING THIS PERIOD, CORPORAL THOMPSON CONSISTENTLY PERFORMED HIS DUTIES IN AN EXEMPLARY AND HIGHLY PROFESSIONAL MANNER. THROUGHOUT HIS ENTIRE TOUR, CORPORAL THOMPSON CONTINUED TO IMPROVE AND INCREASE THE EFFICIENCY OF THE SECTION BY DEVELOPING AND IMPLEMENTING BETTER TECHNIQUES AND PROCEDURES TO TRACK FITNESS REPORTS, CORRESPONDENCE, AWARDS, AND SECURITY CLEARANCES FOR OVER 700 PERMANENT PERSONNEL MARINES WITHIN THE SCHOOL OF INFANTRY. HIS OUTSTANDING WORK ETHIC, TECHNICAL ACUMEN, AND METICULOUS ATTENTION TO DETAIL RESULTED IN IMPROVEMENTS TO THE SCHOOL OF INFANTRY'S S-1 SECTION THAT WILL HAVE A POSITIVE IMPACT LONG AFTER HIS DEPARTURE. CORPORAL THOMPSON'S INITIATIVE, PERSEVERANCE, AND TOTAL DEDICATION TO DUTY REFLECTED CREDIT UPON HIM AND WERE IN KEEPING WITH THE HIGHEST TRADITIONS OF THE MARINE CORPS AND THE UNITED STATES NAVAL SERVICE.