MSG Agenbroad was assigned to the 4th MEB which inactivated 3 battalions. All equipment was accounted for with zero discrepancies meeting the Army's inactivation time line. He was re-assigned to the MSCOE G4 section with a primary focus of the GCSS-Army conversion for Fort Leonard Wood. The conversion process involved extensive planning and preparation from MSCoE level to company supply rooms which impacted 200 STAMIS operators across the installation.
MSG Agenbroad served as the Logistics Operations SGT in the 72nd Field Artillery Brigade. He was responsible for all logistical operations for 2 Active Duty battalions and 4 Reserve battalions stationed in 5 different states. MSG Agenbroad was the Brigade CSDP Monitor and traveled to conduct …show more content…
As the Battalion S4 NCOIC he was responsible for tracking the transfer of FOB equipment and facilities worth $17 million back to Iraqi control. MSG Agenbroad was selected over his peers to become the 1 CAB Brigade S4 NCOIC. As the Brigade S4 NCOIC his focus was the management and approval of the Class IX Aviation budget worth $79 million.
MSG Agenbroad was assigned to HHT 1-6 CAV, 1 CAB and deployed from August 2007 to December 2008 as part of the "surge". He corrected the squadron property book after reset of 30 aircraft, five of which deployed without being added to the property book. During this period he completed over 20 delinquent FLIPLs that were initiated prior to his assignment. He served as the 1SG from January to November 2009 where he conducted a unit move of 88 personnel from Ft Carson, Colorado to Ft Riley, Kansas.
exceptionally meritorious service culminating a 24 year career. Throughout his years of service, Master Sergeant Agenbroad has distinguished himself by exceptional performance while assigned as the Senior Supply Sergeant in the MSCOE G4. Master Sergeant Agenbroad's commitment to excellence, professionalism, and dedication to duty reflect great credit upon him, the Maneuver Support Center of Excellence and the United States
MSG Agenbroad served as the Logistics Operations SGT in the 72nd Field Artillery Brigade. He was responsible for all logistical operations for 2 Active Duty battalions and 4 Reserve battalions stationed in 5 different states. MSG Agenbroad was the Brigade CSDP Monitor and traveled to conduct …show more content…
As the Battalion S4 NCOIC he was responsible for tracking the transfer of FOB equipment and facilities worth $17 million back to Iraqi control. MSG Agenbroad was selected over his peers to become the 1 CAB Brigade S4 NCOIC. As the Brigade S4 NCOIC his focus was the management and approval of the Class IX Aviation budget worth $79 million.
MSG Agenbroad was assigned to HHT 1-6 CAV, 1 CAB and deployed from August 2007 to December 2008 as part of the "surge". He corrected the squadron property book after reset of 30 aircraft, five of which deployed without being added to the property book. During this period he completed over 20 delinquent FLIPLs that were initiated prior to his assignment. He served as the 1SG from January to November 2009 where he conducted a unit move of 88 personnel from Ft Carson, Colorado to Ft Riley, Kansas.
exceptionally meritorious service culminating a 24 year career. Throughout his years of service, Master Sergeant Agenbroad has distinguished himself by exceptional performance while assigned as the Senior Supply Sergeant in the MSCOE G4. Master Sergeant Agenbroad's commitment to excellence, professionalism, and dedication to duty reflect great credit upon him, the Maneuver Support Center of Excellence and the United States