Automated Identification System Case Study

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Petty Officer TRENKLER is cited for superior performance of duty while serving at Electronic Systems Support Detachment OUTER BANKS from June 2012 to June 2016. Displaying technical superiority he corrected more than 153 Electronic casualties and completed over 3500 Maintenance Procedures totaling 1186.4 Man Hours, Resulting in asset availability for over 1368 Search and Rescue and Law Enforcement cases. Exhibiting outstanding initiative, He identified and rapidly addressed a shortcoming in the Automated Identification System. He skillfully orchestrated Training and a distribution list for keysets, ensuring that all supported units were properly notified monthly and were confident in navigating the Automated Identification System status

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