Colton Francemone

Commanded 126 Soldiers while deployed to CENTCOM in support of Operation Inherent Resolve. Responsible for the training, welfare, morale, and health of 126 Soldiers under my Command. Responsible for using Mission Command Principles to enable and empower subordinate leaders to take decisive action towards accomplishing the Commander's Intent. Responsible for establishing a supply support activity that effectively managed the daily receipt, storage, and issue of supply class I, II, III, IV, V and IX, as well as the subsequent distribution and transportation operations to ensure timely support to all U.S. and Coalition forces operating within the CENTCOM theater; primarily Syria, Iraq, and Kuwait. A;so managed water purification capability and fuel testing assets for the theater. Successfully enabled all U.S. and coalition forces in CENTCOM with logistic support during Syrian regime change and increased conflict between Israel and Iran while maintaining positive control of $4.6 million worth of equipment and 126 Soldiers divided into seven teams and spread across three Middle Eastern countries.

• Responsible for the operations and readiness of the company. Directly supervise three junior officers and am responsible for the health and wellbeing of 162 Soldiers and their health, welfare, morale and performance.

• Responsible for the morale, health and welfare of 42 Soldiers and their families. Must be familiar with a variety of warehousing duties especially having a clear understanding of storage plans, policies and procedures. Must know the availability, status, and location of critical repair parts, requisition volume, and the workload and effectiveness of his SSA. Responsible for the overall mission success of the platoon to include daily customer management, inventory control, and routine operations. Relocated SSA to new location in support of 2ABCT modernization. Responsible for supporting 2ABCT with all maintenance, medical, and office supplies. Manages turn-in, receiving, issuing, storage and stock control sections and consistently evaluates procedures to increase efficiencies. Directly responsible for the accountability and maintenance of $1,800,000 worth of equipment and the storage and distribution of $17,800,000 worth of parts.

• Responsible for the operational readiness and maintenance status of 509 vehicles, 510 reportable weapon systems, 870 pieces of communication equipment and 503 pieces of optic equipment. Monitored the Battalion equipment calibration and oil analysis programs. Additional duties include Company Safety Officer, and Company Unit Movement Officer; responsible for safely transporting all of the unit's vehicles, equipment and personnel from Georgia, USA to various countries in Europe and back. Responsible for the wellbeing of 42 soldiers and their families.

Deployed in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve and completed two combat training rotations. Primarily responsible for water and fuel support of 2ABCT via coordination with support operations officer. Also responsible for the health, welfare, morale and performance of 37 Soldiers. Directly responsible for the accountability of over $18,600,000 worth of equipment. Responsible for the distribution, tracking and management of over $63,000,000 worth of fuel.

• Responsible for mapping out the surveillance cameras on Syracuse University Campus and correlating to a map of the city of Syracuse. Used information systems to track which cameras could access specific areas that was then monitored and used by both D.P.S and Syracuse Police Department. Conducted security, visual and maintenance checks on several hundred cameras.