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Evaluation submitted upon service member's transfer to COMUSNAVCENT Bahrain. **SUSTAINED SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE WITH COMMAND-WIDE IMPACT!**
- TECHNICAL EXPERT. Managed a budget of over $80K. Led six RPPOs and one Local National in the coordination, procurement and delivery of mission critical parts and supplies ensuring command mission readiness. As Command Pass Coordinator, he managed, processed and tracked 146 correspondence items resulting in 100 percent accountability. As Assistant Urinalysis Program Coordinator, he managed over 50 samples with zero discrepancies, resulting in command reinforcement of the Navy's the ZERO TOLERANCE policy.
- OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEER. Devoted over 250 off-duty hours as an Okinawa Youth Football

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