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ANDRZEJEWSKI, WALTER R PRI: AWSE Supervisor-6. Responsible for 48 Sailors, 10 spaces, responsible for performing scheduled/unscheduled maintenance, configuration, and inventory of 2,600 pieces of Armament Weapons Support Equipment. LV/TEMAD/TTU: 17AUG10-17SEP10 PFA: 17-2. Although newly assigned to the command, Petty Officer Andrzejewski has the willingness to excel in all aspects of his job. - TEAM PLAYER. As an Ordnance Team Member he played a vital in the on-load of 1,593 tons of conventional ordnance valued at $198 million dollars in preparation for TRUMAN'S upcoming combat deployment. His ability to supervise fellow Sailors allowed for a seamless evolution. - EXPERIENCED TECHNICIAN. Assisted in managing the Armament Weapons …show more content…

Assists in the maintenance and upkeep of 34 magazine sprinkler systems, 230 Small Arms and 30 Gun/Ready service lockers. COLL: Div Qual/Cert Coordinator-6; Divisional Career Counselor-6. WATCH: Duty Armorer-5. PFA: 17-2. ONBOARD ONLY SIX MONTHS AND ALREADY AN IMPACT PLAYER PRICELESS ASSET TO TRUMAN! OUPERFORMS HIS PEERS! - TECHNICAL EXPERTISE. A recognized subject matter expert. As Quality Assurance Officer, he led an integrated team of 8 personnel in breakout, flight accessory attachment and delivery of a MK 54 REXTORP during the highly successful Torpedo Readiness Assessment (TRA). - METICULOUS PROGRAM MANAGER. Revamped the divisional Qual/Cert program resulting in the initial certification of 10 Team Members, 3 Team Leaders, and 2 QASO's. His contribution ensured that Weapons Department was prepared for any mission assigned. - GOAL-DRIVEN. In record time, he qualified as Duty Armorer, where he was responsible for the daily inventory of 226 weapons, 10K rounds of small arms ammunition, and 27 sets of night vision equipment plus the supervision and daily arming and disarming of 29 security personnel safely and …show more content…

Led 85 Sailors in the on-load of 1,593 tons of conventional ordnance valued at $198 million dollars in preparation for TRUMAN'S upcoming combat deployment with "zero" safety mishaps, a day ahead of schedule. - PRESTINE MANAGER. Flawlessly supervised 29 Technicians in managing nine AWSE Programs which encompassed 2,600 pieces of equipment. Received a grade of "ON-TRACK" with "zero" discrepancies during the most recent Aviation Ordnance Readiness Review (AORR) and Aviation Maintenance Inspection (AMI). His program was lauded by the Inspector as the program to emulate. - OUTSTANDING MENTOR. Selflessly participated in 50 Command EAWS boards. Directly involved with the initial qualifications of 450 Sailors and 53 requalifications. An active member of the Second Class Petty Officer Association. **AO2 Davis has my Strongest recommendation for immediate advancement to

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