d of accumulating backlog. And right at the time they got on the ground and got set up and we started transferring work orders, that trend reversed,” said Bill Bravo, the Zutendaal APS-2 worksite maintenance chief. “And ever since, we’ve been on a downward trend, reducing every month the amount of backlog work orders that we’ve been managing.”
“Bravo Company enabled us to manage multiple operations simultaneously with ‘Assure and Deter’ and the Presidential Drawdown Authority missions and still maintain a downward trend in service backlog, which we would not have been able to do had they not been here,” said Bravo.
It’s estimated that Bravo Company’s assistance to Team Zutendaal helped reduce the site’s service backlog by a total of about 34 percent. This included over 1,630 work order
About 130 Soldiers from Bravo Company, 87th DSSB deployed to Zutendaal from Fort Stewart, initially. From there, some Soldiers were sent to Eygelshoven, Netherlands, and some to Livorno, Italy, to support the APS-2 missions at those locations. In addition, almost three dozen Bravo Company Soldiers deployed from Zutendaal to Poland to support the Presidential Drawdown Authority mission there and the Tele-maintenance and Distribution Cell-Ukraine.
“Honestly, I couldn’t be more proud of them, said Bravo Company Commander Capt. Sarah Seekins. “They have kept their spirits and morale high. They came out here, and they got to work.”
“They didn’t get into any trouble or anything like that.” said Seekins, adding that she administered zero Uniform Code of Military Justice actions during the 8-month deployment.
“It’s a great company, and I’m honored to be their company commander,” Seekins said.
Bravo Company, 87th DSSB is comprised of an automotive shop, ground support equipment shop, service and recovery shop, armament shop, communications and electronics shop, par
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