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Serves as the Operations Chief of a deployed Combat Aviation Brigade with an assigned strength of over 1,800 Soldiers in support of Operations Spartan Shield and Inherent Resolve; provides technical advice to the Commander, XO and S3; supervises the staff on control, distribution and execution within the Command Post; responsible for the health and welfare, operational readiness, training and shift rotations of 16 NCOs and 22 enlisted Soldiers; supervises and prepares CUOPS for orders… Show more Serves as the Operations Chief of a deployed Combat Aviation Brigade with an assigned strength of over 1,800 Soldiers in support of Operations Spartan Shield and Inherent Resolve; provides technical advice to the Commander, XO and S3; supervises the staff on control, distribution and execution within the Command Post; responsible for the health and welfare, operational readiness, training and shift rotations of 16 NCOs and 22 enlisted Soldiers; supervises and prepares CUOPS for orders execution, rehearsals and the execution of battle drills; assist and supervises the FUOPS NCOs in the MDMP; receives and distributes FRAGOs, Red Cross messages and (SIRs); ensures timely reporting of sensitive items, serious incidents and training statistics; provides personnel status and coordinates CSS with HHC. Show less

Responsible for the daily operations of range Control. Manages and performs the oversight and control measures for the annual team schedule, weekly range schedule, assists in deconfliction of coordination issues and assists various military and civilian departments with range requirements. Serves as the senior enlisted advisor to the range officer. Supervises twenty fulltime employees that consist of (AGR Soldiers, Federal Technicians, State Employees, Contractors and ADSW Soldiers) and NCOIC… Show more Responsible for the daily operations of range Control. Manages and performs the oversight and control measures for the annual team schedule, weekly range schedule, assists in deconfliction of coordination issues and assists various military and civilian departments with range requirements. Serves as the senior enlisted advisor to the range officer. Supervises twenty fulltime employees that consist of (AGR Soldiers, Federal Technicians, State Employees, Contractors and ADSW Soldiers) and NCOIC of thirty one M-Day Soldiers that operate the RMTC Range Control. Show less

Responsible for the Execution of unit attrition management program. Ensures the unit sponsorship program is implemented. Ensures all Soldiers are informed of all unit plans and programs. Responsible for executing and maintaining company NCODP. Advises the Commander on all matters and events that effect Soldiers. Ensures contact is maintained with unit members transferred to the ING. Monitors "Oat of Reenlistment" for each soldier. maintains 100% personnel and property accountability and ensures… Show more Responsible for the Execution of unit attrition management program. Ensures the unit sponsorship program is implemented. Ensures all Soldiers are informed of all unit plans and programs. Responsible for executing and maintaining company NCODP. Advises the Commander on all matters and events that effect Soldiers. Ensures contact is maintained with unit members transferred to the ING. Monitors "Oat of Reenlistment" for each soldier. maintains 100% personnel and property accountability and ensures all Soldiers are properly equipped for training. Responsible for management of 23 full-time staff personnel.Plans, organizes and manages Air Traffic Control Facilities. Serves as ATC Operations NCO in ATC Battalion, Brigade, ATC School and as the senior Staff NCO at Brigade level and higher. Organizes all training for an ATS Battalion that has three non-organic units underneath it for peacetime training to include; an Air Evac Company, an Aviation Maintenance Company and an Air Traffic Control Company. Show less

Plans, organizes and supervises Air Traffic Control facilities. Establishes and supervises the facility training and rating program. Advises in the preparations of TERPS. Ensures proper utilization, and coordination of maintenance support. Prepares and interprets orders and reports. As the ATC Platoon Sergeant; coordinates the logistical, personnel and administrative support for all platoon elements.

Responsible for all personnel and equipment assigned to the Airspace Information Center. Supervises all aspects of personnel training and equipment movement for ATC Section. recommends and establishes plans, policies and procedures for airspace operations. Ensures proper instillation, operation and sustainment of section equipment. Serves duel role as training NCO for air traffic services personnel. Ensures force protection measures are adhered to.

Manages ATC Tower Operations and individual operator training (OJT). Briefs shift personnel on runway utilization, airfield conditions and weather/ground activities. Supervises ATC Operations in a "Tactical" environment.

Supervises and provides ATC services, to include flight following using visual flight rules (VFR), instrument flight rules (IFR) and special visual flight rules (SVFR), at ATC facilities.•Control airborne and ground traffic•Assist in the installation/relocation of tactical air traffic control facilities•Process flight plan data and maintain logs, records, files and tape recordings of voice communications

Soldiers within a reconnaissance platoon should be the most tactically and technically proficient soldiers in a battalion. Soldiers in the Scout Platoon are selected, not assigned. Reconnaissance platoon soldiers are physically fit; they are expert in skills such as land navigation, communications, camouflage, individual movement, and survival. They know the enemy's order of battle and equipment. They understand the importance of their mission to the battalion and what is required to accomplish… Show more Soldiers within a reconnaissance platoon should be the most tactically and technically proficient soldiers in a battalion. Soldiers in the Scout Platoon are selected, not assigned. Reconnaissance platoon soldiers are physically fit; they are expert in skills such as land navigation, communications, camouflage, individual movement, and survival. They know the enemy's order of battle and equipment. They understand the importance of their mission to the battalion and what is required to accomplish that mission. Like their leaders, soldiers use their initiative; they are intelligent, resourceful, dependable, and disciplined. Show less

Light airborne infantry, special operations Soldier of the United States Army. The regiment is the U.S. Army's premier elite, rapid deployment light infantry raid force, with specialized skills that enable them to perform a variety of missions. These include direct action, airfield seizure, airborne and air assaults, special reconnaissance, personnel recovery, and high-value target raids. It operates as a special operations force under the United States Army Special Operations Command.