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Award Examples
Enlisted Recognition Program (CGO of the Quarter, 1st)
(Air
Force Reserve)
Award Cat: CGO
Winner: ?
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Key Points to Writing
- WRITE!!! The more you do it, the better you get.
- Ask for HELP, the only person looking out for #1 is you.
- The only person looking out for your subordinates is YOU!
- Use a spell checker. F7 works well in MS Word.
- Use various writing resources like Merriam-Webster Online.
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people I have received the information from. I will attempt to give a
little insight to the entire process if I know it.
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LEADERSHIP AND JOB PERFORMANCE IN PRIMARY DUTY:
- Officer of Action! Hit the ground running; revamped/reorganized unit
operations; all in 1st quarter with unit
-- Outstanding leader; oversees all configuration/operation of $1,000,000
in AFRC computer/network assets
-- Excellent logistics management; software/equipment is dispersed
throughout a 3 mile radius in 12 buildings
-- Dedicated to {###} Job Control which won highly prestigious "General
Edwin W. Rawlings Team Award"
-- Spearheaded organizing/participation of {###}CF's
activation/deployment in support of ORE at Volk Field
- Assumed responsibilities as Flight Commander who was TDY at Advanced
Communications Officer Training
-- Shouldered twice his normal workload to
keep flight continuity at a high level of tempo/state of readiness
-- Pro-actively coordinated on-job-training/knowledge sharing agreement between
two Communication Flights
- Team Player! Consistently demonstrates energetic attitude towards
accomplishing the {###}Wing's activities
-- Actively participates in military ceremonies; organized/speaker for
{###}Services Flight Change of Command
-- Seizes public relations opportunity; invited employers to visit/tour {###}CF
blding after {###}ARW Boss Lift
- Analytical thinker; can be counted on to solve problems in a visionary way,
resulting in extreme efficiency
-- Developed/published/announced 2005 goals; reviewed past goals/achievements;
set loftier/attainable goals
-- Conceptualized/created/delivered presentation tracking historical/future
attainment of unit mission readiness
-- Measuring success! Instrumental in unit's advancement by
identifying/benchmarking key operations metrics
- Superior resource management! Finds best utilization of resources for
betterment of wing/unit requirements
-- Planned/arranged/directed expansion into {###}CF new dedicated building;
{###}CF relocated to new blding
-- Thinking outside the box! Worked with others to recycle tables/chairs to
develop/create unit training room
- Communicator! Devised 2 unit cmder's calls; ensured dissemination of
information/recognized key personnel
-- Initiated/directed ceremony; recognized/honored top performers; awarded 3
medals/5 letter of appreciation
- Assures compliance; immediately assembled team to research/document
resolutions to UCI discrepancy report
SIGNIFICANT SELF-IMPROVEMENT:
- Combat ready! Takes advantage of training opportunities; excels in
expanding career/professional knowledge
-- Successfully passed grueling "3C0-Initial Qualification Training"
certification exam; 2nd highest score: 86%
--- Leads by example! 1st officer in 916th ARW to complete; mandatory for 3C0
NCOs, but elective for officers
--- No easy task! Consists of studying 12 long, in-depth CBT courses/2 AFI
manuals/40+ hours of personal time
- Shares knowledge; published article in communications field journal on
psychological attitudes on computers
- Endorse/promotes physical fitness; exercises on UTAs/home; completed FIT exam,
1 month after major surgery
BASE OR COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT:
- Educating others! Provides local community with detailed information
initiatives for Child Care Facilities
- Community Champion! Selflessly volunteers time/energy in support of local Boys
Scouts of America troop
- National Leader! Executive committee member on National Association for the
Education of Young Children
- Actively supporting base establishments; participated/involved in {###}Wing's
Reserve Officer Association
- Supports troops! Joined professional Air Force Sergeants Association;
supporting all AF enlisted personnel
- Humanitarian! Unselfishly donates blood on a regular basis to local Red Cross;
providing gift of life to others
NOTE:
Normally Air Force Reserve and Guard writing
styles differ considerably to Active Duty, in this package it follows normal AD
style. I like the package. |
