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Seven Sailors Executive Summary
- As N3 Telecommunications Leading Petty Officer, she lead five Sailors in the completion of 546 performance, safety and quality assessments, contributing to 100 percent compliance with the $5.3M Base Operating Support Contract. Her efforts directly resulted in 99.7 percent availability of 3,295 voice and data circuits, including 85 mission critical circuits supporting Naval Support Facility (NSF) Diego Garcia and 11 tenant commands operating in Central Command and Indian Ocean region.

- As command Enlisted Information Warfare Specialist coordinator, she led 20 Sailors in 112 training sessions providing over 200 hours of training resulting in the qualification of seven Sailors.

- Alternate Electronic Key Management System (EKMS) Manager.
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