Operations Specialist Evals
- As OPS Department LPO, managed the administrative and operational correspondence routing and tracking of 88 items for 98 personnel to include 3 Civilian Awards, 2 FITREPS, 10 Military personnel awards, 5 GNOSC watch qualifications, and 1 Command instruction: Message release instruction.
-Provides weekly Professional Development during the Department Operation Admin Sync with divisional and branch LPOs, LCPOs, and Division Officers, ensuring all administrative matters are addressed and leadership is tracking important events and taskings for the week.
-As a ABWC SME, participated in 2 ABWC Watchfloor qualification Boards for IT1 McHale and CTR2 Polaski. His technical knowledge ensured that the two newest members were ready and capable to assume the duties as ABWC in their watch section greatly contributing to flexibility on the watch floor and overall mission of CTF 1010.
ACCOMPLISHED LEADER. Superbly carried out the duties and responsibilities as Watch Supervisor, directed and supervised 12 Sailors in the daily operation of the CIC, leading to the successful completion of three straight transits. Maintained 100% mission readiness while in direct support of mission requirements.
OPERATIONS SPEARHEAD. Selected out of XX possible candidates to plan, troubleshoot, and provide expertise for a Navy-wide assessment of an intelligence riven hunt operation.
Operations Specialist First Class Wayne acted as the Ninth District Commander's direct representative, providing sound recommendations to senior officers and operational oversight to four Sector Command Centers during the execution of 345 response cases, which saved or assisted 456 lives and more than $6.5 million in property.
USS Mobile Bay's anti-surface/subsurface tactical air controller from 20XX-20XX. Controlled over 60 helicoptor evolutions for John C Stennis strike group and the safe participation in Operation New Dawn as well as Operation Enduring Freedom. Petty Officer XXXXXX's knowledge and professionalism is a driving force behind USS Mobile Bay's CIC team.
MERITORIOUS SERVICE WHILE SERVING AS LEADING CHIEF PETTY OFFICER MOBILE TACTICAL OPERATIONS CENTER (MTOC) FIVE AND SEA OPERATIONS DETACHMENT LEADING CHIEF PETTY OFFICER, FROM XXXXXX 201X TO XXXXXXX 201X. HIS EXCEPTIONAL DECKPLATE LEADERSHIP, UNPARALLELED OPERATIONAL EXPERTISE AND OUTSTANDING ORGANIZATIONAL SKILLS WERE VITAL TO HIS MTOC'S NUMEROUS ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Displaying exceptional leadership, outstanding resourcefulness, and superior performance, Chief XXXXXXX was the driving force in preparing and leading a 31-member team for NECC C2 Certification. His management of a 20 hour turn-around from an expeditionary camp at Camp Edwards, MA to deployment at JEB Little Creek, VA ensured that all required notebooks, status boards, computers, and support equipment were in place to man and operate both a TOC and MOC, directly contributing to the Squadron's Command and Control and FEP certifications.
Operations Leading Chief Petty Officer for Commander Maritime Expeditionary Security Squadron Eight from XXXXX 20XX - XXXXXX 20XX. Displaying exceptional leadership, outstanding resourcefulness, and superior performance, Chief XXXXXXX was the driving force in preparing and leading the newly organized operations department through the entire basic phase of the FRT culminating in deploying the unit to Camp Varnum for ULTRA, expeditionary camp at Camp Edwards, MA for FEP and JEB Little Creek, VA, directly contributing to the Squadron's successful CTT, Command and Control and FEP certifications.