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While serving in (UNIT NAME), SPC Gus participated in three situational training exercises (STX), four field training exercises (FTX), one live fire gunnery, a rotation at the National Training Center in Fort Irwin, CA, and a deployment rotation to Korea. He constantly showed initiative and eagerness to learn and teach classes to his peers on the scout platoon handbook, the Bradley Fighting Vehicle, and Dismounted operations. SPC Gus was able to return to the troop and train others within his platoon on being medically effective in a combat environment.

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He demonstrated professional knowledge, willingness to accept responsibility, attention to detail, and the ability to adapt himself to any assignment or situation. SPC Gus completed Combat Life Saver Course with a 100% pass rate.

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On his own initiative, SPC Gus trained soldiers on how to maintain all their equipment, as well as themselves without being advised to do so. SPC Gus was recognized for having the best maintained Bradley in 3rd Brigade. He worked after hours consistently to ensure his Bradley Fighting Vehicle was ready for any Emergency Deployment Exercises (EDRE).

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SPC Gus deployed to INDOPACOM as a Bradley driver to help support the Republic of Korea (ROK) from 2021-2022. He was considered a inexhaustible asset to _ Company due to his exemplary attitude and character. SPC Gus spent this time teaching Army Doctrine to the South Korean counterparts for two weeks. He engaged in Combined Training Exercises (CTX) with the South Korean coalition army. SPC Gus deployed to INDOPACOM to support the Republic of South Korea (ROK) from 2021-2022 under the same mission to occupy and defend South Korea against invasion. SPC Smith's crew was one of only three Bradley Fighting Vehicles that were consistently in the fight during all live fire exercise at NTC due to diligently assisting his Driver and Bradley Commander with the maintenance of his vehicle and weapon system at all times. He identified and quickly reported several rapidly advancing enemy platoons as well as one enemy aircraft. SPC Smith went to the National Training Center in Ft Irwin, CA in 2020 where he served as a Gunner on a Bradley Fighting Vehicle. He lead his team up and down the slopes of NTC, maintained his equipment and accountability of his squad's equipment, and reported information accurately to his squad leader. SPC Smith identified and reported two armored personnel carriers and a section of tanks, all while utilizing reconnaissance. He and his dismounted team established multiple observation posts in rough, mountainous terrain, concealing himself from the enemy.

SPC Smith served as a Dismount at the National Training Center in Fort Irwin, California. 50 Caliber, giving a day long period of instruction at a live fire range in support of the Brigade's mission to empower America's European allies. * In XX XXX XXXX, SGT XXXXXXX assisted in the training of the Georgian military on the M2A1 Machine Gun. * While assigned to XXXXX, XXX XXX SGT XXXXXXX took part in eight field training exercises, three Gunnery tables, two live fire training progressions and two named operations including Operation Allied Refuge and Operation XXXXXX. * During his time in A-TRP, 1-91 CAV, SGT XXXXXXX signed for one vehicle with communications equipment and weapon systems valued at $300,000 and showed excellence in support of the Command Supply Discipline Program with no loss of equipment.

* Serving as a Team Leader in an Airborne Cavalry Troop, SGT XXXXXXX was responsible for the training, discipline and accountability of four Paratroopers and their individual equipment. SPECIALIST ROGERS' MERITORIOUS PERFORMANCE OF DUTY IS IN KEEPING WITH THE FINEST TRADITIONS OF MILITARY SERVICE AND REFLECTS GREAT CREDIT UPON HIM, THIS COMMAND AND THE UNITED STATES ARMY. HE ALSO EXCEEDED STANDARDS AS A TANK LOADER AND HELPED HIS TANK QUALIFY AS DISTINGUISHED WHEN A PERSONNEL SHORTAGE NECESSITATED HIS BEING LOANED TO A TANK PLATOON AT GUNNERY. AS THE DRIVER OF THE SENIOR SCOUT TRACK, HIS DEVOTION TO DUTY, EXEMPLARY CONDUCT, and PROFESSIONALISM REFLECTED FAVORABLY ON HIS PLATOON. FOR MERITORIOUS SERVICE AS A TRACKED VEHICLE DRIVER, B TROOP, 5TH SQUADRON, 17TH CAVALRY, 2ND INFANTRY DIVISION, FROM JULY 2001 to AUGUST 2004.