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This document is a performance evaluation (FITREP) for Sgt Venal covering the period of April 2012 to March 2013. It summarizes his accomplishments as the Battalion Data Chief, including planning and supervising data communications during an exercise in Jordan and aboard the USS New York, which supported over 3,000 users. Sgt Venal's leadership made him a valuable asset and he set an excellent example that other Marines emulated. Both evaluating officers gave high praise for Sgt Venal and recommended him for promotion and retention based on his technical skills, work ethic, problem solving, and motivation.

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- Serve as the Information Assurance Officer for the USS New York.
- Perform advanced systems installation, operation, integration, and troubleshooting in
order to maintain optimum data communication systems operations.
- Plan and supervise the installation, configuration, and maintenance of all data
communications systems and network services.
- Plan and design Local Area and Wide Area Networks and link heterogeneous networks
through the application of appropriate data and telecommunications hardware and
software.
- Develop and execute plans for tactical data communications systems and
database integration in order to ensure these systems are properly integrated
at all levels.
- Train Marines in new software and hardware requirements.
- Successfully planned and supervised data communications during Exercise Eager Lion in
Jordan which provided both BLT 1/2 and CLB 24 with NIPR and SIPR email, telephone, and
video teleconferencing services.
- Expertly coordinated with the Army aboard Camp Buehring, Kuwait to provide
uninterrupted data services to the BLT while simultaneously maintaining a SWAN network
to provide additional services and training to BLT forces.
- Supervised the entire green side network aboard USS New York which supported over
3,000 user accounts for the 24th MEU Bravo Command Element, BLT 1/2, ACE, and CLB 24.
- Combined and integrated 15 Marines from the different major subordinate commands, and
established a helpdesk beneficial to all units aboard USS New York, which provided the
Navy a single point of reference.
- Ensured the battalion sustained its operational planning and readiness by
reestablishing data and telephone communications in HP-217 and all of the battalion's
facilities aboard Camp Lejeune during the ADVON redeployment.

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Sgt Venal's abundant initiative and personal drive continually elevates the entire
communications platoon. His dedication to excellence and enthusiastic leadership made
him a valuable asset to the battalion and the 24th MEU while deployed. Sgt Venal
effectively led Marines from all elements of the MEU aboard USS New York to provide
network and helpdesk services to over 3000 Marines. He has set an impeccable example to
follow, which Marines throughout the MEU continued to emulate day in and day out even
after the deployment concluded. His charismatic attitude has fostered an atmosphere of
learning, and created a well rounded knowledge pool in the battalion's data shop. MRO is
a must for retention, and enthusiastically recommended for promotion.
Directed Comment: Sect A, Item 6a: MRO was awarded the Naval Achievement Medal for
outstanding service in the billet of Data Chief for the period of April 2011 to January
2013.
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Sgt Venal is one of the top Sergeant's within the battalion. Very proficient on
knowledge, strong work ethic, and high motivation, he makes an excellent example for
junior Marines to follow. Good initiative and communication skills. A problem solver,
he creatively searches for solutions to challenging issues. Highly recommended for
promotion and retention.
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1. FOUO - Privacy sensitive if filled in FITREP ID #1661696 VENAL VICTORE L 1297773093 SGT 20110701 0651 0651 V12 12110 1STBN 2DMAR 2DMARDIV TR 20120401 20130319 N BATTALION DATA CHIEF WINTERS CD USMC 1292554113 1STLT COMMUNICATION OFFICER LAUZON SA USMC 1025775143 MAJ EXECUTIVE OFFICER A-PES 5.4.2.1-SNAPSHOT) X X N N 68 NREQ A271 180 - Serve as the Information Assurance Officer for the USS New York. - Perform advanced systems installation, operation, integration, and troubleshooting in order to maintain optimum data communication systems operations. - Plan and supervise the installation, configuration, and maintenance of all data communications systems and network services. - Plan and design Local Area and Wide Area Networks and link heterogeneous networks through the application of appropriate data and telecommunications hardware and software. - Develop and execute plans for tactical data communications systems and database integration in order to ensure these systems are properly integrated at all levels. - Train Marines in new software and hardware requirements. - Successfully planned and supervised data communications during Exercise Eager Lion in Jordan which provided both BLT 1/2 and CLB 24 with NIPR and SIPR email, telephone, and video teleconferencing services. - Expertly coordinated with the Army aboard Camp Buehring, Kuwait to provide uninterrupted data services to the BLT while simultaneously maintaining a SWAN network to provide additional services and training to BLT forces. - Supervised the entire green side network aboard USS New York which supported over 3,000 user accounts for the 24th MEU Bravo Command Element, BLT 1/2, ACE, and CLB 24. - Combined and integrated 15 Marines from the different major subordinate commands, and established a helpdesk beneficial to all units aboard USS New York, which provided the Navy a single point of reference. - Ensured the battalion sustained its operational planning and readiness by reestablishing data and telephone communications in HP-217 and all of the battalion's facilities aboard Camp Lejeune during the ADVON redeployment.

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5. VENAL VICTORE L 1297773093 TR 20120401 20130319 Sgt Venal's abundant initiative and personal drive continually elevates the entire communications platoon. His dedication to excellence and enthusiastic leadership made him a valuable asset to the battalion and the 24th MEU while deployed. Sgt Venal effectively led Marines from all elements of the MEU aboard USS New York to provide network and helpdesk services to over 3000 Marines. He has set an impeccable example to follow, which Marines throughout the MEU continued to emulate day in and day out even after the deployment concluded. His charismatic attitude has fostered an atmosphere of learning, and created a well rounded knowledge pool in the battalion's data shop. MRO is a must for retention, and enthusiastically recommended for promotion. Directed Comment: Sect A, Item 6a: MRO was awarded the Naval Achievement Medal for outstanding service in the billet of Data Chief for the period of April 2011 to January 2013. 2 0 1 3 0 4 1 6 Electronically Signed By Corey D Winters X X X Sgt Venal is one of the top Sergeant's within the battalion. Very proficient on knowledge, strong work ethic, and high motivation, he makes an excellent example for junior Marines to follow. Good initiative and communication skills. A problem solver, he creatively searches for solutions to challenging issues. Highly recommended for promotion and retention. 2 0 1 3 0 4 2 5 Electronically Signed By Scott A Lauzon A-PES 5.4.2.1-SNAPSHOT)FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY - Privacy sensitive when filled in. FITREP ID #1661696

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