Department of the Army Philip A. Connelly Awards Program · Philip A. Connelly Awards Program 25th Sustainment Brigade 25th Infantry Division Schofield Barracks, Hawaii HHC, 19th

48th Annual Philip A. Connelly Awards Program

AMBITION

INITIATIVE

PROFESSIONALISM

Department of the Army

Philip A. Connelly Awards Program

TALENT

DEDICATION

Agenda

Background

Objectives

Evaluation Process

FY 16 Nominees



Born in Framingham, Massachusetts in June 1907,

Philip A. Connelly became a leader in his chosen

profession-Food Service Management.

He worked diligently and earnestly throughout his

life to promote professionalism in food service, in

both the civilian industry and military services. As

a result of his dedicated purpose and positive

influence, civilian and military food service programs

are more closely aligned and personnel in these

programs now have uniform goals in

education training, career development and job

opportunities.



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Objectives

• Promote Army food service through incentives, competition and media attention

• Recognize deserving units for superb performance

• Award individuals for stellar management practices

• Honor the traditions of the Philip A. Connelly Awards Program



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National Restaurant Association (NRA)

The National Restaurant Association (NRA) is the largest foodservice trade association in the world*—supporting nearly 500,000 restaurant businesses. In partnership with state restaurant associations, NRA works every day to empower all restaurant owners and operators to achieve more than they thought possible.

• Promotes entrepreneurship and hospitality.

• Advocate for pro-restaurant regulation and operational freedom.

• Governed by a volunteer board of directors and led in Washington, D.C., by a president and chief executive officer.

• Works closely with a network of 52 state restaurant associations to create a truly national structure.



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NRA Provides

• Civilian Evaluators• Certification• Food Safety• Job Board• Scholarships• Student Programs/Culinary Institute of America at Greystone

Alliances – NRA Sponsored

• Hospitality Education Alliance (HEA)•Military Hospitality Alliance (MHA)



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Garrison Evaluation Areas

• Supervision and Training

• Dining Facility Administration

• Headcount procedures

• Receipt and storage

• Food Safety

• Command Support

• Appearance

• Serving and Troop Acceptability

• Equipment and Facilities

• Food preparation and Quality



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• Administration/Training Supervision

• Headcount Operations

• Request/Receipt and Storage of Rations

• Field sanitation

• Command support

• Appearance

• Serving Troop Acceptability

• Kitchen site selection/layout

• Maintenance of Equipment

• Food preparation and Quality



Field Feeding Evaluation Areas

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• HQ DA G-4 will announce winners in NLT May

• Awards presentation at the National Restaurant Association

Armed Forces Training Event 21-24 May 2016, Chicago, Illinois

• Winner receives Silver Bowl

• Runner-up receives a Plaque



Winner Announcement

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Military Garrison / Active Field Feeding

Evaluators

CW5 Princido Texidor

SGM Amelia Fisher



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25th Sustainment Brigade

25th Infantry Division

Schofield Barracks, Hawaii

HHC, 19th Expeditionary Sustainment

Command

19th ESC

Camp Henry, Korea

HHC, 21st Special Troops Battalion,

21st Theater Sustainment Command

Kaiserslautern, Germany

82nd Combat Aviation Brigade

82nd Airborne Division

Fort Bragg, North Carolina

HHC, 2 ABCT

2D Armored Brigade Combat Team

Fort Bliss, Texas

Active Garrison Nominees

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F Company

225th Brigade Support Battalion

2-11 Field Artillery Regiment

Schofield Barracks, Hawaii


1 Brigade Combat Team

82nd Airborne Division

Fort Bragg, North Carolina

23rd Ordnance Company

18th Combat Sustainment Support

Battalion

16th Sustainment Brigade

Grafenwoehr, Germany

69th Air Defense Artillery Brigade

32nd Air and Missile Defense CMD

Fort Hood, Texas

Active Field Nominees

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CW5 Pamela Null (USAR)

CW4 Michael Langille (ARNG)



Reserve Field Feeding Evaluators

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HHC, 103rd Expeditionary Sustainment

Command

U.S. Army Reserve

Des Moines, Iowa

HHC, 143rd Expeditionary Sustainment

Command

U.S. Army Reserve

Orlando, Florida

172nd Multi-functional Medical Battalion

U.S. Army Reserve

Ogden, Utah

HHC, 451st Expeditionary Sustainment

Command

U.S. Army Reserve

Wichita, Kansas

HHD, 110th Multi-functional Medical

Battalion

Nebraska Army National Guard

Lincoln, Nebraska

Company D


Ohio Army National Guard

Hamilton, Ohio

133rd Engineer Battalion

Maine Army National Guard

New Brunswick, Maine

214th Forward Support Company

Utah Army National Guard

Salt Lake City, Utah



Reserve Component Nominees

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21-24 May 2016

McCormick Place

Chicago, Illinois



Awards Presentation

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Connelly Office NCOICDSN: 687-3327

COMM: (804-734-3327



TBD

DSN: 687-3029

COMM: (804) 734-3029

Connelly Office Point of Contact

mailto:[email protected]

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