Nco Application Letter

1.I am writing this letter in response to my actions on or about 7 Oct 2017 to on or about 10 Oct 2017. I am very remorseful and sorry for my conduct during said dates. I am better than the person that sent those inappropriate texts messages. I am extremely disappointed with myself, for my actions and for letting my unit down. The actions of that day do not reflect the character traits and professionalism of the person I am not type of Noncommissioned Officer I am. I know what right is and I let a poor lapse in judgement compromise my integrity as a person and worst of all as an NCO in the U.S. Army. I’m supposed to set the standard and live the Army values that are entrusted in me every day, 24/7 no matter what. And I have lived by those vales over 16 years of my Army career as a lower enlisted soldier and especially as a NCO. It pains me that I not only have jeopardized my career but also have put my family at risk. And that is what scares me the most that I will not be able to support my family like I have been. I can only ask for forgiveness and beg

for mercy.

1.I do not want one negative action throughout my entire career to define who I am, but rather learn from my mistake and get better as a person as well as an NCO.

I have been through a lot of good and bad moments in my career. Most of them have been great experience’s that I will never forget. All of them have been afforded to me by the U.S. Army. I love the U.S. Army and my country so much that words can’t explain it. When I put on my uniform every day I am proud to say that I am a Soldier in the world’s greatest Army. I would like another opportunity to right this wrong, and prove that I can continue to be entrusted with positions of trust and authority. I will prove that I can be trusted with actions and not just words, I ask only for the opportunity. I will strive to be the best NCO that I can be and strive to meet my unlimited potential that I possess to make my unit, command and the U.S. Army

successful.

2.I have hit the lowest point in my career, but I am a resilient NCO. I will work my behind off every day to be the best NCO that I know I can be. I have displayed my professionalism my whole career and plan to continue to do so; to live by the Army values and to live by the Creed of the Noncommissioned Officer. In closing, I hold the Army Values in high regard and pray that I am afforded the opportunity of redemption. I will not let you or my chain of command down ever again. I will remember and never forget that no one is more professional than I, and that NCO’S are the back bone of our Army.

3.I request that this be filled locally, or in my restricted fiche, so that I can have the opportunity to show by my continued service, that I have learned from this incident.

4.I also request not be removed from POSTA and be given an opportunity to get back in the fight. I have been on the side line for some time; and I am trained, ready and willing to get after our increased mission. I stand ready to continue to provide the strength of our Army to defend and win our nations wars.

5.Point of contact for this memorandum is the undersigned at [phone] or via email at [e-mail].