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SFC Dearman's Career
SFC Dearman's career encompasses various positions of highly demanding intellectual capacities, culminating with his service as a Warranted Level III Contingency Contracting Officer during two of six combat deployments. As a contracting professional, SFC Dearman received the numbered Expeditionary Contracting Command (ECC) Contingency Contracting Officer (CCO) Award, demonstrating his technical and tactical expertise as an entrusted steward of millions of tax payers dollars.
Exhbiting exceptional competence and professionalism, SFC Dearman successfully trained over 450 key unit personnel on the proper contractual procedures as both Field Ordering Officers (FOO) and Contracting Officer Representatives (COR) throughout his time as a contracting
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