Logistics Specialist Submarine (LSS) Evals
Qualified as Chief of the Watch, a watch normally performed by seasoned Chief Petty Officers, as a 3rd class.
-Leadership. His tireless efforts during the International Submarine Rescue Exercise, Bold Monarch, led to the unprecedented success of U.S. Rescue Forces while deployed to Cartagena, Spain. Before the world theater and over 20 participating nations, the unit accomplished 10 PRM rescue sorties on four foreign submarines, including the first-ever mate with a Russian submarine, and transferred 121 simulated rescued submariners with over 40 hours of in-water operations.
-Teamwork. During a 36-hour MASSIVEX, over 60 personnel were rescued within the first 24 hours of the evolution. He assisted in the planning and loading of over 20,000 pounds of equipment for international shipment and inventoried and loaded five pallets of stores.
RELIABLE TRUSTED AGENT. As a Logistics Support Representative, LSSN provided mission support for 22 fast attack submarines. Her efforts expedited and processed over 19,000 MILTSTRIP requisitions, valued in excess of $930,000. Additionally, she played a vital role in the mission readiness of the submarines by processing 21 Barrier pick-ups for 12 submarines which included mission critical parts valued at over $31,000, guaranteeing the submarines' operational effectiveness.
COMMAND CONTRIBUTOR. Responsible for 143 keys for 6 buildings, including 32 spaces and 2 government vehicles. Performed quarterly audits, inventories, and supervised 6 Sailors in the reporting validation of the key inventory program.
COMMUNITY SERVICE. As the treasurer of the JEA, oversaw and presented budgets, maintained accounts and financial statements, and set up systems for book-keeping and payments, providing a clear and comprehensive overview of the organization's financial status. Her meticulous record-keeping ensured an accurate inventory of all JEA items. Additionally, she oversaw membership funding for 34 sailors across Naval Submarine Base New London.
As the HAZMAT Technician, provided Sailors with the issue of HAZMAT for daily repairs, contributing to ARB's 100% mission readiness with 97% validity. LSS2 maintained an on-going reorder list of 300 line items worth $619K for all fast movers, ensuring the ship's ability to meet its 3M maintenance responsibilities. Additionally, he coordinated four hazardous waste offloads weighing 1,551 pounds and supervised three working parties to ensure the process was in compliance with NAVOSH safety guidelines. He was a great team player in S-1's Bulkhead to Bulkhead inventory of over 24,000 line items worth $54M, resulting in 98% validity.
LTJG XXXXXXX served as the Supply Department Head providing the USS NORFOLK with superb logistical and financial support including one arduous CENTCOM deployment, three Operational Reactor Safeguards Examinations, two Tactical Readiness Evaluations, one Supply Management Inspection, and one Board of Inspection and Survey. He demonstrated operational tactics in an exemplary and highly professional manner earning him the honor of NORFOLK’S best Contact Coordinator. Throughout his distinguished 30 month tour, he met all challenges head on always maintaining the highest standards and integrity.
As the sole Logistics Specialist Submarines, holding 4 major command collateral duties, ensured 4 commands had over 600 parts for critical operations. As the Morale, Welfare, and Recreation (MWR) funds custodian, expertly managed financial resources to guarantee sufficient funds for command events, significantly boosting unit morale and cohesion. As DLR manager, flawlessly tracked and turned in over 200 "F" condition DLR's saving the Navy more than $1 million.