AFSC 2A7X1
Aircraft Metals Technology Specialist
Awards
Technical Sergeant [Last Name] distinguished himself by meritorious service while serving as Aircraft Metals Technology Specialist, [Unit], [Installation], [State]. During this period, Sergeant [Last Name] executed over [specific number] metal fabrication projects, enhancing the maintenance capabilities for [specific aircraft types, C-5M Super Galaxy, C-17 Globemaster III, etc]. His innovative approach to [specific project or task] resulted in a [specific outcome, reduction in repair times by 30%, etc], directly supporting mission critical operations. Additionally, Sergeant [Last Name] led a team of [number] personnel, fostering a culture of excellence and collaboration that improved shop efficiency and morale. He also played an instrumental role in implementing a new quality assurance program that reduced rework rates by [specific percentage], ensuring that all products met or exceeded Air Force standards. His unwavering commitment to safety and compliance resulted in zero safety incidents during his tenure. In addition to his technical achievements, Sergeant [Last Name] volunteered over [number] hours for community outreach programs, enhancing the Air Force's image within the local community and inspiring future generations of Airmen. The distinctive accomplishments of Sergeant [Last Name] reflect credit upon himself, [Unit] and the United States Air Force.
Staff Sergeant Andrew C Saulls distinguished himself by meritorious service as Aircraft Metals Technology Craftsman while assigned to the 763rd Maintenance Squadron, 23rd Maintenance Group, Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada. During this period, Sergeant Saulls demonstrated confidence and competence while deployed to Iraq in support of the largest CSAR operations since Vietnam. While deployed, he machined six aircraft ground equipment high pressure seals which increased aircraft availability in the AOR by 50 percent and saved forty two thousand dollars in replacement costs. Additionally, he coordinated seven maintenance disposition actions with a one hundred percent approval rate, which reduced maintenance delays, saved 800,000 dollars in depot level repairs, and contributed to the Group's 2009 Daedalian Maintenance Award. In addition, he trained two Airmen on the restoration of four F-15 fuel tank attach points. His experience and mentorship expanded the shop's capabilities by twenty percent and saved the Air Force over four million dollars. Finally, Sergeant Saulls oversaw eight horizontal stabilizer refurbishments that directly contributed to the Group's 2010 Meritorious Unit Award. The distinctive accomplishments of Sergeant Saulls reflect credit upon himself, the 763rd Maintenance Squadron and the United States Air Force.