ET1 Melton: An Effective Leader

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ET1 Melton is an outstanding leader and consummate professional. His “can do” attitude serves as an example for both junior and senior personnel.
- EXPERT MANAGER. As AIMS MK XIIA maintenance course supervisor his meticulous work resulted in the successful completion of the Training Activity Assessment Program with an overall score of 100%. His tenacity was the driving force for commencing a much needed revision for the IFF course.
- EFFECTIVE LEADER. Supervised four instructors in over 200 hours of curriculum management and 345 podium hours, graduating 31 students and positively impacting Fleet readiness. Trained two instructors resulting in instructor certifications and one fully course qualified. As an MTS mentor he trained and provided

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