AS A GENERAL DUTY CORPSMAN AND SICK CALL SCREENER, HE PERSONALLY SUPPORTED NINE MEDICAL PROVIDERS AND ONE NURSE PRACTITIONER IN THE COMPLETION OF AND DELIVERY OF HIGH QUALITY HEALTH CARE TO 4,500 BENEFICIARIES. HE SKILLFULLY SUPPORTED NINE PROVIDERS IN THE PROVISION OF CARE FOR 1,910 ACUTE PATIENT ENCOUNTERS, 480 ROUTINE PATIENTS, 137 PHYSICAL EXAMS, 70 MINOR PROCEDURES, AND THE TREATMENT OF 54 HEAT-INDUCED EMERGENT CASUALTIES ENSURING RAPID RETURN TO DUTY AND MINIMAL LOSS OF TRAINING TIME. HE SERVED AS MEDICAL LIAISON FOR FIVE USMC TRAINING COMPANIES ATTACHED TO THE BASIC SCHOOL (TBS), AND COORDINATED WITH EACH SENIOR LINE CORPSMAN FROM TBS MEDICAL PLATOON (MEDPLT) AND PROVIDED 25 HOURS OF MEDICAL STAND-DOWN EVOLUTIONS AND CONSISTENTLY ACHIEVED A 98 PERCENT MEDICAL READINESS. AS FIELD COORDINATOR, HE MANAGED, TRAINED AND ASSIGNED 15 CORPSMEN TO 355 RANGE COVERAGES SUPPORTING 11 TENANT COMMANDS AND PROVIDED FIELD SUPPORT COVERAGES FOR 2,840 HOURS THAT GUARANTEED PERSONNEL QUALIFIED FOR MISSION CRITICAL LIVE FIRE AND ORDNANCE RANGE CERTIFICATIONS. HE ALSO PERSONALLY PROVIDED FOUR HOURS OF MEDICAL SUPPORT COVERAGE FOR THE MONTFORD POINT MARINE HERITAGE HIKE WHICH ENSURED THE OVERALL SAFETY OF 43 PARTICIPANTS AND THE SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF A COMMAND MORALE EVENT.

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FOR MERITORIOUS SERVICE WHILE SERVING AS SICK CALL LEADING PETTY OFFICER, WARRIOR WELLNESS AND READINESS DEPARTMENT AND INDEPENDENT DUTY CORPSMAN MWSS-271, CHERRY POINT, NORTH CAROLINA, FROM 13 MAY 2014 TO 13 JUNE 2017. DURING THIS PERIOD, PETTY OFFICER SYKES WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DAILY OPERATION OF THE SICK CALL CLINIC. SHE LED AND MENTORED 61 SAILORS IN SUPPORT OF 29 PROVIDERS, PROVIDING EXCEPTIONAL CARE FOR OVER 8,000 MARINES AND SAILORS. IN ADDITION, AS ENLISTED FLEET MARINE FORCE WARFARE SPECIALIST COORDINATOR, SHE MANAGED THE PROGRAM FLAWLESSLY, RESULTING IN 18 FMF QUALIFIED SAILORS. PETTY OFFICER SYKES' BOLD LEADERSHIP, WISE JUDGMENT, AND COMPLETE DEDICATION TO DUTY REFLECTED GREAT CREDIT UPON HERSELF AND UPHELD THE HIGHEST TRADITIONS OF THE UNITED STATES NAVAL SERVICE.

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PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT WHILE SERVING AS GENERAL DUTY CORPSMAN FOR 3RD BATTALION, 7TH MARINES, 1ST MARINE DIVISION FROM MARCH 2011 TO JANUARY 2014 AND INDIA COMPANY, 1ST PLATOON CORPSMAN FROM MARCH 2011 TO JULY 2011. AS THE BATALLION AID STATION SICK CALL SUPERVISOR, HM2 LANGLEY WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DAILY OPERATIONS WHICH INCLUDED PATIENT MOVEMENT, TRIAGE, ROUTINE SICK CALL, URGENT, EMERGENCY, FOLLOW UP CARE, AND MINOR PROCEDURES WITH 100% SATISFACTION FOR OVER 500 MARINES. ATTACHED TO REMAIN BEHIND ELEMENT (RBE), HE EXPERTLY LED SEVEN JUNIOR HOSPITAL CORPSMEN IN THE MEDICAL CARE OF 600 MARINES AND SAILORS. ADDITIONALY, SUPPORTING V37 AS SMDR, HM2 LANGLEY WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE TRACKING OF 17 MEDEVAC MARINES AND SAILORS FROM OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM, INCLUDING 13 LIMDU AND 11 PEB SERVICE MEMEBERS, AS WELL AS MAINTAINED MEDICAL READINESS, PROVIDING CONTINUAL SUPPORT TO THE BATTALION'S MISSION. BY HIS EXCEPTIONAL ABILITY, PERSONAL INITIATIVE AND TOTAL DEDICATION TO DUTY, PETTY OFFICER LANGLEY REFLECTED CREDIT UPON HIMSELF AND UPHELD THE HIGHEST TRADITIONS OF THE UNITED STATES NAVAL SERVICE.