25S Satellite Communication Systems Specialist NCOER Bullet Examples
Real NCOER bullet examples for 25S Satellite Communication Systems Specialists covering all six leadership competencies. Written to reflect the satellite terminal operations, link management, and equipment maintenance responsibilities of SATCOM NCOs at every level. (25S absorbed the former 25P in 2021.)
What is a 25S in the Army?
A 25S Satellite Communication Systems Specialist is a U.S. Army Signal Corps Soldier who installs, operates, and maintains tactical and strategic satellite communications terminals and associated equipment to provide beyond-line-of-sight voice and data links. 25S absorbed MOS 25P (Microwave Systems Operator-Maintainer) effective October 1, 2021.
What makes a strong 25S NCOER?
Satellite communication systems evaluations should reflect satellite link availability, terminal readiness, link establishment times, and the ability to provide reliable beyond-line-of-sight communications under operational conditions. Strong 25S bullets reference link availability rates, terminal readiness percentages, systems operated, and the formations supported. Raters should cite measurable SATCOM results and specific operations supported.
Example 25S NCOER Bullets by Competency
Tips for writing 25S NCOER bullets
- Use exact satellite link availability and terminal readiness rates in Achieves
- COMSEC, TRANSEC, and keying material discipline belong in Character
- Terminal setup, pointing, and link access SOPs developed belong in Intellect
- Leading SATCOM teams and managing link operations belongs in Leads
- Training junior operators on satellite terminals belongs in Develops
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- Satellite Communication Systems Specialist
- SATCOM Terminal Operator
- SATCOM Team Leader
- Signal Section Sergeant
- SATCOM NCOIC
- Senior SATCOM Trainer
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