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Awarded the Meritorious Service Medal for outstanding service as Fleet Ordnance Logistics Operations Officer on the staff of Commander, U.S. Fleet Forces Command. In his short time onboard, CDR Colon has clearly hit the deck full speed ahead and has already positively impacted his Weapons Department, the Wardroom, and TRUMAN. PLANNER AND ORGANIZER. Immediately after taking over as Gun Boss duties, he quickly identified several administrative and technical discrepancies within the department and incorporated a Plan of Action & Milestone to correct discrepancies. Totally committed to the command’s mission and his Sailors’ welfare. PLANNER AND ORGANIZER. After taking over the Gun Boss duties, he immediately identified discrepancies with

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