Mr Jones's skill, competence and leadership played a vital role in the success of the first bus and heavy equipment transporter (HET) class in the Brigade. Mr. Jones excelled in teaching and leading 12 of his subordinates to become instructors resulting in 65 Soldiers being qualified with the bus, HET and trailer operations increased the Battalion's capability by 70% of licensed operators. Mr. Jones daunting service has proven to be an invaluable asset to the Brigade.
Mr Jones instrumental role while serving along with two of his NCO an observer controller at Joint Multinational Readiness Center in Grafenwoer and Hohensfels, Germany in support of 173d Airborne Brigade and 82d Airborne Division. His Broad knowledge and tested experience of convoy operations, crew served weapons, tactics, techniques, and procedures were paramount in refining their convoys’ capabilities during their multinational training exercise.
Mr Jones was instrumental in the driver’s training day to day operational success. His planning skills allowed him to forecast training events ahead, resulting in increased efficiency during critical moments. He created a data system that organized and tracks all 348’s and training certificates accomplishing 100% accountability. His leaderships and dedication to the mission helped the company’s success during his tenure as the Brigade Master Driver.
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