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Personnel Qualification Record Department of the Army — Part I
DA FORM 2-1
AUG 1998
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Section I — Identification Data
1. Name (Last, First, Middle Initial) BAPTISTE, ANDRE
2. SSN ***-**-4891
3. Grade SSG
4. Pay Grade E-6
5. Date of Birth (YYYYMMDD) 19741210
6. Place of Birth (City, State/Country) New Orleans, LA
7. Sex M
8. Marital Status SINGLE
9. Citizenship US CITIZEN
10. Race / Ethnic Group BLACK / AFRICAN AMERICAN
11. Height 72 IN (6'0")
12. Weight 194 LBS (88 KG)
13. Home of Record Address (Street, City, State, ZIP) 1247 Deslonde St, New Orleans, LA 70117
14. Home Phone (504) 555-0147
Section II — Duty Information
15. Current Unit of Assignment H Co, 1st Bn, 121st Infantry (LRS), Georgia ARNG
16. UIC WGAA1H
17. Station (Installation/City) Richard County, GA
18. Primary MOS 91W4O (Health Care Specialist)
19. Additional MOS N/A
20. Duty Position Title Senior Combat Medic
21. Position MOS 91W4O
22. BASD (Basic Active Svc Date) 19930601
23. PEBD (Pay Entry Basic Date) 19930601
24. ETS FED ACTIVATION / N/A
25. DEROS N/A
26. Security Clearance Level SECRET
27. Date Granted 20020815
28. Issuing Authority DIA / DCSINT, DA
Section III — Emergency Data / Next of Kin
29. Primary NOK Name (Last, First) BAPTISTE, ENERO
30. Relationship FATHER
31. Phone Number (504) 555-0147
32. NOK Address (Street, City, State, ZIP) 1247 Deslonde St, New Orleans, LA 70117
33. Relationship Code F (FATHER)
34. Secondary NOK Name (Last, First) BAPTISTE, NANEI
35. Relationship MOTHER
36. Phone Number (504) 555-0147
Section IV — Education
37. Highest Civilian Education Level HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA
38. Major / Field of Study N/A
39. Year Completed 1992
40. College/University Name N/A
41. Religious Preference ROMAN CATHOLIC
42. Remarks N/A
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Assignment History / Service Record Department of the Army — DA Form 2-1 Continuation
DA FORM 2-1
SECTION V
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Section V — Assignment / Duty History
From (YYYYMM) To (YYYYMM) Unit / Organization Station / Location Duty Position / Title Remarks
199306199309BCT, Ft. Jackson Reception BnColumbia, SCTraineeGraduate
199309199402AMEDD C&S, 91W AITFt. Sam Houston, TXStudent, 91W AITDistinguished Graduate
199402199712Ft. Sam Houston, 9th Med CoFt. Sam Houston, TXCombat MedicActive Duty
199712200001H Co, 1-121 INF, Georgia ARNGHinesville, GACombat Medic (M-Day)Initial ARNG Assignment
200001200302H Co, 1-121 INF (LRS), Georgia ARNGHinesville, GATeam Medic (LRS)Promoted SSG 20021001
200302200305221st MI Bn (TCS — OIF I)Baghdad, Iraq (AO)Team Medic, LRS ReconOIF I — Invasion Phase
200305200309203rd MI Bn (TCS — OIF I)Baghdad, Iraq (AO)Senior Medic, WMD RecoveryOIF I — WMD Ops; KIA SFC Willoughby 20030720
200309200401H Co, 1-121 INF, Georgia ARNGHinesville, GASenior Combat MedicPost-Deployment Reintegration
200401PRESENTH Co, 1-121 INF (LRS), Georgia ARNGRichard County, GASenior Combat MedicState Active Duty — Outbreak Ops
      
      
      
Additional assignments on file with G-1 / S-1. Continue on DA Form 2-1 continuation sheet if needed.
Section VI — Overseas and Combat Service
Total Overseas Service (Years / Months) 0 YRS / 7 MOS
Combat Service — Theater(s) OIF — Iraq / Southwest Asia
Dates of Combat Service 20030207 – 20030930
Overseas/Combat Service Remarks OIF I — Federally activated 20030207; attached to 221st MI Bn for invasion phase; detached to 203rd MI Bn (200305) for high-risk WMD site recovery ops in Baghdad AO. Sustained combat operations under direct hostile fire. Unit sustained first Georgia ARNG KIA since Korean War (SFC Christopher Willoughby, 20030720). Redeployed 20030930.
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Assignment History / Service Record (cont.) Department of the Army — DA Form 2-1 Continuation
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Section VII — Awards, Decorations, and Badges
Awards and Decorations (List all — most recent first) Army Commendation Medal (ARCOM); Iraq Campaign Medal (ICM) w/ 2 Campaign Stars; Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal (GWOTEM); Global War on Terrorism Service Medal (GWOTS); National Defense Service Medal (NDSM); Army Achievement Medal (2nd Award); Army Service Ribbon (ASR)
Badges / Tabs Combat Medical Badge (CMB); Expert Field Medical Badge (EFMB); Long Range Surveillance (LRS) Leader Tab
Authorized Unit Awards Meritorious Unit Commendation (MUC) — H Co, 1-121 INF, OIF I
Section VIII — Prior Service / Enlistment Data
Date of Initial Entry (YYYYMMDD) 19930601
Enlistment Station New Orleans, LA (MEPS)
Enlistment Option / Program Option 4B — Combat Medic (91W)
RE Code at Last Separation RE-1 (Currently Serving)
Enlistment Date Separation Date Component / Branch Unit / Station Separation Code Character of Svc
1993060119971130US Army Active / AMEDDFt. Sam Houston / VariousLBK (Transfer to ARNG)HONORABLE
1997120120030207Georgia Army National GuardH Co, 1-121 INF, Hinesville GAM-Day (Fed. Activated)HONORABLE
20030207PRESENTGeorgia ARNG / Federal Active DutyOIF / Richard County, GACurrently ServingHONORABLE
Section IX — Disciplinary / Administrative Actions
Article 15 Actions on File NONE
Courts-Martial on File NONE
Flag / Suspension of Favorable Actions NONE
Security Incidents on File NONE
Disciplinary Remarks / Disposition NO ADVERSE ACTIONS OF ANY KIND ON FILE. Soldier has maintained an unblemished service record throughout entire enlistment. Character of service consistently rated Honorable across all components. No flags, suspensions, or administrative actions of any nature.
Section X — Authentication
Soldier Signature /s/ André Baptiste
Date Reviewed by Soldier (YYYYMMDD) 20040115
Prepared By (Name, Grade, Position) WEBB, Marcus D., SFC, Team Sergeant, H Co 1-121 INF
Date Prepared 20040114
Telephone (DSN) DSN 870-4492
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Military Training, MOS, and Qualifications Department of the Army — DA Form 2-1 Part II
DA FORM 2-1
PART II
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Section I — MOS / Skill Qualification History
Primary MOS / Skill Identifier 91W4O — Health Care Specialist
Date Awarded (YYYYMM) 199402
Additional MOS(s) N/A
ASI / SQI Code(s) 5M (MOPP Medical Ops); F3 (TCCC Instructor)
Language Proficiency (Code) EN — English (Native)
DLPT Date N/A (Native Speaker)
Listening Score Native / 3+
Reading Score Native / 3+
Section II — Military Education and Schools
Course / School Institution / Installation From (YYYYMM) To (YYYYMM) Graduate (Y/N) Remarks
Basic Combat Training (BCT)Ft. Jackson, SC199306199309YDistinguished Graduate
Advanced Individual Training (AIT) — 91W Health Care SpecialistAMEDD C&S, Ft. Sam Houston, TX199309199402YTop of Class; Dean's List
NBC Medical / MOPP Operations CourseFt. Leonard Wood, MO200012200101YASI 5M Awarded
Primary Leadership Development Course (PLDC)Ft. Stewart, GA200009200011YCommandant's List
Long Range Surveillance (LRS) Leader CourseFt. Benning, GA200112200202YLRS Leader Tab Awarded
Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC)Ft. Campbell, KY200212200301YCertified TCCC Instructor
Expert Field Medical Badge (EFMB) TestingFt. Stewart, GA200110200110YAwarded on First Attempt
Section III — Army Physical Fitness Test (APFT) Record
Date (YYYYMM) Age Group Push-ups (Score) Sit-ups (Score) 2-Mile Run (Time) Total Score Result
20010122–2674 (90)79 (99)13:08 (93)282GO
20010722–2676 (93)80 (100)13:02 (95)288GO
20020727–3172 (94)77 (97)13:24 (91)282GO
20030127–3174 (97)78 (98)13:18 (92)287GO
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Weapons Qualifications Record Department of the Army — DA Form 2-1 Part II (cont.)
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PART II
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Section IV — Weapons Qualification Record
Soldier Name (Last, First, MI) BAPTISTE, ANDRE
SSN ***-**-4891
Unit H Co, 1-121 INF (LRS), Georgia ARNG
Date (YYYYMM) Weapon System NSN / Type Range (Name) Hits / Shots Score / Go-NoGo Qual Level
200101M16A2 / M4 CarbineM4A1Ft. Stewart, GA36/4036 / GOEXPERT
200112M16A2 / M4 CarbineM4A1Ft. Benning, GA37/4037 / GOEXPERT
200302M16A2 / M4 CarbineM4A1Udairi Range, Kuwait38/4038 / GOEXPERT
200107M9 PistolM9Ft. Stewart, GA40/5040 / GOSHARPSHOOTER
200302M9 PistolM9Udairi Range, Kuwait44/5044 / GOSHARPSHOOTER
200112M203 Grenade LauncherM203Ft. Benning, GAGOGOQUALIFIED
200302M249 SAWM249 PIPUdairi Range, KuwaitN/AGOQUALIFIED
       
       
       
       
       
Qualification levels: MARKSMAN (23–29 hits), SHARPSHOOTER (30–35), EXPERT (36–40). Record complete history; annotate any alternate course or modified record fire.
Section V — Additional Certifications / Licenses
Certification / License Title National Registry EMT-Basic (NREMT-B)
Issuing Authority NREMT
Date Issued (YYYYMM) 199402
Expiration (YYYYMM) ACTIVE (Renewed 200212)
Certification / License Title Tactical Combat Casualty Care Instructor (TCCC-I)
Issuing Authority US Army AMEDD C&S
Date Issued (YYYYMM) 200301
Expiration (YYYYMM) ACTIVE
Training Certifier (Name, Grade) WEBB, Marcus D., SFC
Signature /s/ M. Webb
Date 20040114
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NCO Evaluation Report (NCOER) For use of this form, see AR 623-205. The proponent agency is DCS, G-1.
DA FORM 2166-8
OCT 2001
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Part I — Administrative Data
a. Name (Last, First, MI) BAPTISTE, ANDRE
b. SSN ***-**-4891
c. Rank SSG
d. Date of Rank 20021001
e. Unit, Org, Station, ZIP+4 or APO H Co, 1-121 INF (LRS), Georgia ARNG, APO AE 09320
f. UIC WGAA1H
g. PMOS / Skill Level 91W4O
h. Period Covered — From (YYYYMM) 200302
h. Period Covered — Thru (YYYYMM) 200309
i. Rated Months 7
j. Reason for Submission (Code) 06 — Change of Rater
k. Rated NCO's Commander — Name, Rank, Position HARGROVE, James E., CPT, Commanding Officer, H Co 1-121 INF
l. Commander's Signature / Date /s/ J. Hargrove / 20031215
Part II — Authentication
a. Rater Name (Last, First, MI) WEBB, Marcus D.
Rank SFC
Position / Title Team Sergeant
Signature / Date /s/ M. Webb / 20031210
b. Intermediate Rater Name (Last, First, MI) — if applicable N/A
Rank N/A
Position / Title N/A
Signature / Date N/A
c. Senior Rater Name (Last, First, MI) HARGROVE, James E.
Rank CPT
Position / Title Company Commander
Signature / Date /s/ J. Hargrove / 20031215
d. Rated NCO Acknowledgment — signs after Rater and Senior Rater (signature does not constitute agreement) /s/ André Baptiste
Date 20031218
Part III — Duty Description
a. Principal Duty Title Senior Combat Medic / Team Medic
b. Duty MOS / ASI / SQI 91W4O / 5M / F3
c. Hrs Per Day Supervised 24 (Combat Ops)
d. # Soldiers Org (Total in unit) 54
d. # Soldiers Directly Supervised 6
e. Equipment / Resources Supervised (Dollar Value) $52,000 (Medical Equipment, Comms, Individual Weapons)
f. Daily Duties and Scope Sole medical authority for 6-man LRS team conducting deep, unsupported reconnaissance in denied AO. Performs emergency trauma care (cricothyroidotomy, needle decompression, IO access) without physician oversight. Manages Class VIII supply chain for extended mission profiles. Conducts intelligence-driven CASEVAC planning. Advises team leader on medical risk assessment during all mission planning phases.
g. Areas of Special Emphasis CBRN/WMD mass-casualty triage; MOPP Level IV medical operations; nerve agent recognition and emergency antidote administration (Mark 1 NAAK); airway management in restrictive MOPP gear.
h. Appointed Duties (Collateral / Additional Duties) Unit NBC Medical NCO; TCCC Course Instructor (Company-level); Primary CASEVAC Planner for all team insertions.
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NCO Evaluation Report (cont.) Part IV: Values and NCO Responsibilities — Part V: Overall Performance and Potential
DA FORM 2166-8
OCT 2001
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Part IV — Army Values / NCO Responsibilities
a. Army Values
(YES = meets standard)
LOYALTY
DUTY
RESPECT
SELFLESS SERVICE
HONOR
INTEGRITY
PERSONAL COURAGE
YES
NO
Values narrative — required if any NO checked above:  — No values deficiencies noted. All standards met or exceeded across the full rated period including sustained combat operations.
b. COMPETENCE Possesses and maintains the skills and knowledge necessary to accomplish all tasks and missions
Demonstrates technical and tactical proficiency. Maintains MOS and functional skills. Trains self to standard. Makes sound decisions.
 EXCELLENCE  SUCCESS  NEEDS IMPROVEMENT
Competence — Rater bullets: — Maintained sole medical authority for LRS team throughout 7 months of unbroken combat ops; zero preventable deaths under his direct care — Performed emergency airway management and hemorrhage control under direct enemy fire on multiple occasions; executed without error in all documented instances
c. PHYSICAL FITNESS & MILITARY BEARING Maintains physical fitness and presents a professional military appearance
Meets Army weight and fitness standards. Presents a professional appearance. Sets the example in physical readiness.
 EXCELLENCE  SUCCESS  NEEDS IMPROVEMENT
Physical Fitness & Military Bearing — Rater bullets: — Consistently scored 280+ on APFT; maintained peak fitness while humping an overweight 68-lb medic kit on all LRS infiltrations without reduction in mission effectiveness — Demonstrated exemplary bearing in garrison and under extreme operational stress; composure under hostile fire was formally noted by the full chain of command
d. LEADERSHIP Develops and inspires soldiers to accomplish any mission in any environment
Sets the example. Accomplishes the mission. Cares for soldiers. Builds cohesive teams. Communicates effectively up and down the chain.
 EXCELLENCE  SUCCESS  NEEDS IMPROVEMENT
Leadership — Rater bullets: — Served as the primary stabilizing presence within the team following KIA of SFC Willoughby (20030720); maintained team cohesion and operational effectiveness under severe morale strain — Trained all 6 team members to Combat Lifesaver standard; measurably reduced casualty response times across the entire element
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NCO Evaluation Report (cont.) Part IV: Values and NCO Responsibilities (cont.) — Part V: Overall Performance and Potential
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Part IV — Army Values / NCO Responsibilities (cont.)
e. TRAINING Trains soldiers and units to standard and leads training to achieve mission requirements
Plans, prepares, and executes training. Evaluates training and takes corrective action. Ensures soldiers are trained to standard.
 EXCELLENCE  SUCCESS  NEEDS IMPROVEMENT
Training — Rater bullets: — Designed and delivered company-level TCCC program prior to OIF I; certified 14 soldiers as Combat Lifesavers; program adopted as battalion standard — Developed novel MOPP IV trauma protocol for WMD recovery ops; procedure incorporated into 203rd MI Bn SOP within 30 days of submission
f. RESPONSIBILITY & ACCOUNTABILITY Maintains and accounts for personal and organizational property and upholds the Army ethic
Accepts full responsibility for actions and results. Maintains accountability of equipment, funds, and personnel. Upholds standards.
 EXCELLENCE  SUCCESS  NEEDS IMPROVEMENT
Responsibility & Accountability — Rater bullets: — Maintained 100% accountability of $52,000 Class VIII medical equipment throughout 7-month combat deployment; zero losses or shortfalls reported at any point — Submitted full clinical AAR for SFC Willoughby KIA with documented precision; after-action review found no improvable actions on SSG Baptiste's part
Part V — Overall Performance and Potential (Senior Rater)
a. Overall Performance
 SUPERIOR  EXCELLENT  AMONG THE BEST  MARGINAL  FAILURE
b. Overall Potential for Promotion / Greater Responsibility
 BEST QUALIFIED  FULLY QUALIFIED  DO NOT PROMOTE
c. Senior Rater Narrative (mandatory — bullet format): — SSG Baptiste is the finest combat medic I have evaluated in 15 years; his OIF I performance was extraordinary without exception — Performed trauma care under sustained hostile fire; his skill and composure directly preserved lives that would otherwise have been lost — Recommend immediate promotion to SFC and priority consideration for SF 18D pipeline; do not waste this NCO below Master Sergeant
d. Senior Rater Signature /s/ James E. Hargrove, CPT, Commanding
Date (YYYYMMDD) 20031215