Battalion commander vs operations sergeant

Differences between battalion commander and operations sergeant duties and responsibilities

Battalion commander example responsibilities.

• Lead basic reconnaissance operations and report enemy movements to commanding officers.
• Experience working within the DoD for developing and implementing depot support strategies for both CONUS and OCONUS.
• Direct deployment of communications equipment, systems and manpower to support combat operations.
• Supervise operation and organizational maintenance of weapons, mobile combat equipment, and combat combination equipment.
• Prepare a ballistic missile submarine for certification to carry nuclear weapons, satisfying all training, maintenance, and documentation requirements.
• Provide assessments of CBRN threats and make recommendations to the battalion commander regarding tactical employment of chemical defense equipment.

Operations sergeant example responsibilities.

• Manage and compile all personnel records for enrollment into ROTC.
• Plan, implement, and manage the maintenance of 16 CH-47D helicopters and all platoon equipment, value at $528M.
• Orchestrate squadron recognition programs, manage enlisted promotion recommendations and alleviate all airmen quality force issues.
• Develop and execute demanding and realistic training exercises to ensure operational readiness of attendees to ensure troops are ready for combat.
• Update the training calendar for the ROTC battalion every week.
• Coordinate and disseminate weekly flight hour reports and PowerPoint presentations for monthly board and weekly staff meetings.
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