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MOC Debriefer Awards
Senior Airman Krystal L. Rabida distinguished herself by meritorious service while serving as Debriefer and Consolidated Took Kit Technician, 305th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, 305th Maintenance Group, 305th Air Mobility Wing, Joint Base McGuire Dix Lakehurst, New Jersey. During this period, Airman Rabida's outstanding professional skill, knowledge, and leadership aided the turn-in of 625 Due In For Maintenance (DIFM) assets valued at more than thirty million dollars, ensuring one hundred percent accountability and increasing maintenance readiness. In addition, Airman Rabida audited 3,130 sorties in the G081 database, ensuring one hundred percent accuracy, validating 13,000 flight hours, and providing maintenance metrics and trend information to Headquarters Air Mobility Command. Furthermore, as a Consolidated Tool Room Technician, she trained 23 maintenance technicians on Tool Control Database functions, ensuring uninterrupted service during a seamless transition. The distinctive accomplishments of Airman Rabida reflect credit upon herself, the 305th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron and the United States Air Force.
Staff Sergeant Dolores F Harding distinguished herself by meritorious service while serving as Maintenance Operations Center (MOC) Debriefer, 159th Maintenance Operations Center, 159th Fighter Wing, Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (NAS-JRB), New Orleans, Louisiana. During this period of service, Sergeant Harding's dedication to duty, leadership, and professional skill contributed to the overall success of both areas of Maintenance Control. She was instrumental in aircraft debriefing and assisting the Aircrew with entering their data into the computer and returning aircraft maintenance form documentation in a timely manner, expediting aircraft turn around time and keeping the Pro Super aware of aircraft status changes. Additionally, she identified a negative trend during routine records review, culminating in the immediate correction and training of Crew Chiefs, reducing discrepancies from 20 percent to five percent. Lastly, she rebuilt the unit's COMSEC program and trained 12 Airmen while managing 35 classified items, increasing the number of classified couriers in the Aircraft Maintenance Unit (AMU) by fifty percent. The distinctive accomplishments of Sergeant Harding reflect credit upon herself, the 159th Maintenance Operations Center and the United States Air Force.
Staff Sergeant Harrison J Miller distinguished himself by meritorious service while serving as C-130 Aerospace Maintenance Journeyman and Debriefer, 136th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron (AMXS), 136th Maintenance Group, Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (NAS-JRB), Fort Worth, Texas. During this period, as an aircrew Debriefer, Sergeant Miller deployed to Ali Al Salem air base, Kuwait in support of Operations Enduring Freedom and New Dawn and served as a key element in the Air Expeditionary Task Force dash one deactivation. In this important assignment, he performed more than 300 aircrew debriefs, accurately reporting 700 pilot reported discrepancies to the Maintenance Operations Center, contributing to a twelve month best: a ninety percent Mission Capability Rate and a 98.7 percent Mission Effectiveness Rate. His efforts contributed to the 386th Expeditionary Maintenance Group successfully completing more than 9,000 C-130 launches and recoveries, delivering more than 117,000 passengers and 13,000 tons of cargo over the course of over two thousand flying hours. The distinctive accomplishments of Sergeant Miller reflect credit upon himself, the 136th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, and the United States Air Force.