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Petty Officer Beach Case Summary
• As the DGPS LPO ET1 Beach oversaw the workload of 4 other personnel and managed all basic fault resolution and maintenance needs for all 44 DGPS nationwide. His efforts resulted in the resolution or prevention of over approximately 600 Maintenance Discrepancies nationwide.

• Petty Officer Beach has had oversight of the validation and repurposing of over 576 pieces of DGPS equipment valuing over 1 million dollars. This was accomplished in a timely manner and meeting standards set for other member’s recognition in the form of team awards.

• ET1 Beach provides ETCS Harris with weekly updates to all Bullpen tasking and long term projects. He consistently has these reports in with only the most accurate information available in a timely manner.
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