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SFC Brooks: Annual Training Case Study

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SFC Brooks ' outstanding professional skill, knowledge, and leadership aided immeasurably in identifying Logistical problem areas prior to and during Annual Training 2014. His actions in developing and implementing solutions to solve the problems that arose during the 155th Brigades CALFEX were exemplary and taught the next generation of leaders how to overcome all obstacles to success. SFC Brooks was personally involved in the development of the support operation 's concept of support, which integrated the Forward Support Company’s logistical capabilities into the 2/198th CAB Logistics Common Operational Picture subsequently increasing equipment and Soldier readiness. During his tenure, he coordinated the TRAIN/READY support phase of the

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