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*** MODEL SAILOR! EXCEPTIONAL PERFORMER IN CHALLENGING FDNF REGION! ***

- HIGH ACHIEVEMENT. While onboard USS RONALD REAGAN (CVN 76), he led three Sailors in executing 33 communication drills, resolving 350 trouble calls and supporting 17 Flag-level video teleconferences, contributing directly to Destroyer Squadron FIFTEEN's successful deployment. He earned three warfare qualifications within seven months and the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal for sustained superior performance of his duties at sea and ashore. He has set a high standard for other to follow.
- EFFECTIVE LEADER. As Department Leading Petty Officer, he led four Sailors in the installation of 26 security patches and completion of 45 security technical implementation


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