Summary Of 1LT Pierce

1LT Pierce has served superbly as the BDE S4, which is a field grade officer position. He possesses the technical competency of a skilled multifunctional logistician by his innate ability to effectively adapt innovative solutions to the unique challenges of the environment. His achievements demonstrate an exceptional attention to detail during the procurement and distribution of 100 gals of class III and 50k cases of class VI, signifying this historical event ISO Soldiers, DA Civilians and allied forces as a lead planner for the execution of this operation.

1LT Pierce superbly managed and supervised approximately 1,500-2,000 local national (LNs) personnel employed through the Assistance in Kind (AIK) cooperative program, under the Defense Cooperation Agreement with Kuwaiti. Through his leadership, this program aided in strengthening the US cooperation for Kuwait's sovereignty, security
Specifically, he served as the MACOM fleet manager for 184 AIK NTVs, contract valued at $1.6m. Additionally, 1LT Pierce managed the distribution and visibility for 100 TMRs weekly and concurrently processed 250 ADOs requests for class II (i.e. uniforms) and expendable equipment. He initiated (6) Operational Need Statements (ONS) as direct support for contingency and kinetic operations in both Iraq and Afghanistan.

1LT Pierce's efficiently managed and allocated the S4 budget valued at $500m, thereby instituted streamlining mechanisms for over fifty percent of the obsolete manual processes during the Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss (FLIPL) system of record. 1LT Pierce was responsible for the health, welfare and professional development for an NCO and a Chief Warrant Officer. He successfully completed the Emergency Medical Technician certification and the Army's OCS course, earning the 3C identifier during this nine month