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• Reflective belts will be worn while browsing during hours of darkness per AFI36-2903 • Troll and spam posts/comments will be deleted. • All Airmen from any Air Force are welcome here, though we are overwhelmingly from the US.! Related Subreddits -- Line Numbers () Rank December January 16E9 501 - End 0001 - 0044 17E8 959 - 1071 1072 - 1188 17E7 1908 - 2316 2317 - 2733 17E6 2742 - 3399 3400 - 4095 16E5 4040 - 5244 5245 - 6458. So here's the thing. I just got out of ALS, put on SSgt, and they handed me 3 airmen, one of which I should be putting in for an AMN of the QTR award. Unfortunately, how they teach you to write bullets in ALS is completely different than how bullets are actually written. I've got two days to write some bullets and was wondering if I could get some help on how to word them.

I'm not asking someone to do my work for me, but just guide me on how it should look and stuff like that. Print off your MAJCOM and then Wing writing guides so you can get a reference of approved acronyms and abbreviations. Then sit down with your Airman and have them say everything they did. Then quantify it as much as possible.

Number's are a huge part of a bullet. Here is a bullet I wrote for one of my old UDM's. So his job was to get people out the door for deployments. How did he do that? Making sure they were green for their required items and properly equipped. So fast forward and the bullet ended up: - Mng'd 155 Amn for dplymnts; track'd 2.3K CBTs/produc'd $132K in vital equipment--zero AOR discrepancies Action, impact, result.

How many people did he processes during the year? How many CBT's did he hound after people? How much was the total amount of equipment issued worth? What was the end result? He helped fight the war.

And the higher the result the better. (Honestly, looking back I wish I replaced AOR with AFCENT or COCOM.

But nothing I can do about it now.) Good luck. Your methodology works and develops writers, glad you touched on the face-to-face. If nothing else, the Airman gets some PD out of it. I try to avoid negative in any bullet. Just a psychological thing with the reader, trying to keep them on the positives. Zero discrepancies, mishaps, etc. It's an accomplishment to have none, but it's still a negative thing (plus, one mentor explained to me: isn't it your job to ensure nothing's jacked up?).

Try to highlight positives. Using your example, what did those deployed airmen accomplish in the aor as a result of being trained?

Of getting that equipment? Being in the AOR translates to battlefield successes at that strategic level you're looking for, and those are some of the most hard-hitting impacts you can have. I know your pain, they gave me a new guy before I was even finished with ALS and months before I put SSgt on. You can't expect a new airman to write bullets, but in the future you can show them the format and teach them a little bit and make them write, say 2 bullets a month to make it easier on you. Instead of asking them for 12+ bullets at once. Your best option is to look at EPRs from your shop's other airmen and copy the FORMAT. Although this is why copy/pasting is the thing to do in the AF • • • •.