SSG Bill: Operational Readiness (RIP/TOA)

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SSG Bills was instrumental to the Operational Readiness of 706th Ordnance Company, Schofield Barracks from August 2005 to July 2007.Due to his exceptional competence and technical knowledge, he was handpicked to inventory and maintained accountability of $1,800.000 of SBE equipment in Iraq during the RIP/TOA process. As the supply Sergeant NCO, he continued to maintain 100% accountability of deployment and stay-behind gear during Rear Detachment inventory and unit deployment load out. As the Supply Sergeant and the Battalion S4 while stationed in Fort Bliss, Texas from 2008 to 2013, SSG Bill's experience, knowledge, and logistical expertise were essential to the successful completions of the 377th Heavy of Operation Iraqi Freedom 07-09. He

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