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Us Army Soldier Support Center Case Study
NAME: Wilson, Dane M.
RANK: Staff Sergeant
SSN: 000-00-0000 ADDRESS: your address
Your phone email: dane.wilson@us.army.mil

UNIT: HHC, 65th Medical Brigade
Yongsan Garrison, Korea APO AP 96205
DSN: 315-736-5505 email: dane.wilson@us.army.mil

OBJECTIVE: To obtain an appointment as a Warrant Officer, USAR, in MOS 420A, Human Resources Technician

CIVILIAN EDUCATION: 6 Sem. Hrs., University of Maryland University College; 14 Sem. Hrs., Central Texas College; 70 Sem. Hrs., North Central Institute

MILITARY EDUCATION:

4 Jan 09 – 10 Feb 09
ANCOC
US Army Soldier Support Center
Fort Jackson, SC

24 Jan 08 – 6 Mar 08
BNCOC Phase II
US Army Soldier Support Center
Fort Jackson, SC

Currently attending course.
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Training focused on leadership, 42A MOS skills, and techniques at the Middle Management Level. Course prepares NCOs to supervise specific personnel functions at the battalion and higher levels, in a small Human Resources Office, and Human Resources service support activity. Leaders are able to advise the commander on personnel readiness and strength levels of reporting units; review reports, statistics, applications, and prepare recommendations for personnel actions to higher headquarters. Volunteered to serve as Student First

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