Harbor Patrol Evals
MISSION ORIENTED WATCHSTANDER - 527 hours as HSB crew member waterborne patrols, conducted 14 COI classifications resulting in 0 incidents to the NATO critical asset, USS MT Whitney. 528 hours as RFI, maintained excellent working order of 39 weapon systems and 3,640 rounds of ammunition. Conducted 527 hours as gate-1 SENTRY, conducted 90 vehicle and personnel inspections.
METICULOUS MANAGER - Watch bill coordinator made sure all posts were manned with qualified and available personnel to uphold security posture resulting in the safety of 350 onboard military, DOD civilians and in-port assets. Assisted in the upkeep and cleanliness of 3 harbor security boats and equipment, ensuring all boat checks and boat reports were done correctly and accurately resulting in no administrative errors.
COMMUNITY SERVANT - Gaeta Sailors Association Treasurer, maintained and managed $5,000 worth of assets and transactions, coordinated with local businesses to ensure stock is ordered and stored to boost sales.
***MY # OF # MOTIVATED AND HIGHLY COMPETITIVE SECOND CLASS PETTY OFFICERS***
-MISSION DRIVEN. As a harbor Security boat supervisor, she lead 12 sailors in 1,725 hours of Harbor Security Operations utilizing six harbor security boats valued at $8.4 million during 11 strategic weapons security operations, 30 waterborne port security barrier inspections, 10 tactical patrols in protection of U.S. strategic assets and 3,000 personnel, inside a level three restricted area without mishap.
-COMMAND ASSET. Dedicated 40 off duty hours to assisting with August SIMBBC course resulting in 5 newly qualified Bravo 1st personnel. The only designated Bravo 1st MA2 command SAPR advocate. As ACFL she dedicated 50 hours to the proctoring of 4 PRTs, 2 FEP pt sessions resulting in increased fitness culture for MCSFBN Sailors.
**M240 LINE COACH** **Ammo driver**
-Self Driven. She dedicated 2500 off duty hours towards USMAPs, resulting in the completion of the Motorboat Operator certification. Dedicated 20 off duty hours to MWR community service, bolstering community relations around St. Marys.
RSCA:
***Petty Officer Vallejo has maintained the level of knowledge and responsibility of a seasoned First Class Petty Officer and has earned my highest possible recommendation for advancement***
Demonstrating unwavering mission focus, she meticulously crafted essential 10-day harbor evolution schedules and flawlessly oversaw the execution of four strategic movements of high-value assets. As a pivotal member of the Barrier Boat crew, she contributed significantly to 10 after-hours gate openings, ensuring operational readiness around the clock.
-METICULOUS TRAINER. As HSB Training Supervisor, qualified and trained 89 personnel in all aspects of HPU responses, ensuring 67 homeported warships on three installations were safeguarded. Facilitated five annual sustainment classes and maintained department training jackets, resulting in a "perfect" RMTT assessment. As ATTT member, facilitated 4 HPU drills ensuring 100% proficiency and was an essential player during a successful CART inspection.
VIGILANT: While serving as Watch Commander and Harbor Patrol Unit Assistant Leading Petty Officer at Naval Station Everett Washington, Petty Officer Borne led 39 Sailors in more than 7,000 hours of ATFP Watches, patrols, and training, all without incident. Trained and qualified 9 Level II Coxswains with zero attrition, ensuring mission success in Harbor operations. Implemented the program recognizing Sailors serving as Petty Officers in Charge of the Harbor Security Boats, to earn and wear the Small Craft Insignia.
Led and trained 42 Sailors during 8,200 hours of ATFP watches and patrols which safeguarded the installation's 22 tenant commands and eight home ported ships during sustained increased force protection conditions. Petty Officer Lessman's ability to lead by example and mentorship resulted in 11 junior Sailors being advanced to the next paygrade and the long term retention of five Sailors.
MATURE LEADERSHIP. Harbor Patrol Boat Coxswain, Harbor Security Division, NSA Souda Bay. Petty Officer Velasco flawlessly executed 45 small boat escorts and over 150 perimeter sweeps resulting in the safe transport of multinational forces in the European Theater.
As primary Coxswain and Chief of the Guard aboard Naval Weapon Station Yorktown, Petty Officer Johnson's inspirational leadership and technical expertise guided Harbor Patrol Unit to achieve the force protection and security of over 150 high value assets and the qualification of 14 Chiefs of the Guard, 15 Coxswains, and 14 crewmen.
Harbor Patrol Unit Leading Petty Officer. Awarded the Police Officer of the Year Award from the State of Connecticut for Subase NLON. As Harbor Security Boat Training Supervisor (HSB TRASUP), trained over 60 personnel in the safe operation of small craft.
His dedication and initiative led to the stand up and successful operation of the first Norfolk Naval Shipyard Harbor Patrol Unit (HPU). His efforts directly resulted in 95% readiness and being ranked in the top two percent of HPUs in the Navy during the recent Fleet Forces Command Inspection.