Danielle Byrne

Highly motivated and mission-oriented U.S. Navy Logistics Specialist (LS3) with proven expertise in supply management, material readiness, and administrative logistics across both shore and sea commands. Volunteered for the USS Harry S Truman deployment while assigned to CVN-74, demonstrating exceptional initiative, leadership, and composure under hazardous and high-tempo operational conditions. Earned an Early Promote (EP) for outstanding performance during deployment and C2X phases, ensuring seamless logistics coordination and accountability that directly supported sustained fleet operations. Demonstrated strong technical expertise through the completion of 10 professional qualifications aboard USS John C. Stennis and USS Harry S. Truman — the majority focused on medical capability and support functions, enhancing cross-departmental efficiency and mission readiness. Brought that same standard of excellence to Aviation Support Detachment (ASD) Oceana, streamlining material readiness and supply accuracy in a fast-paced aviation logistics environment. Decorated with the Combat Action Ribbon, Good Conduct Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, and multiple Letters of Commendation and Appreciation for exceptional conduct, initiative, and attention to detail. Committed to upholding the highest Navy standards while continuing to advance professionally within both defense and civilian sectors.

2022 - LOC APPOINTED BY SUPPLY AVIATION OFFICER

2023 - EARLY PROMOTE EVALUATION

JULY 2024 C2X + DEPLOYMENT CVN 75

JUNE 2025 AWARDED COMBAT ACTION RIBBON

JUNE 2025 EARLY PROMOTE EVALUATION

60 HOURS OF VOLUNTEER HOURS AT 2025 NAS ASD AIRSHOW

• DC 306–312: Basic through Advanced Damage Control Qualifications — including DC 310 (Medical Response Team), demonstrating proficiency in first aid, triage, and casualty management under combat or shipboard emergency conditions.
• DC 317: Advanced Damage Control Qualification — skilled in the operation and maintenance of shipboard damage control systems, coordination of repair locker efforts, and management of casualty response.
• DC 323: Stretcher Bearer — certified to safely transport injured personnel and provide emergency medical support during shipboard and combat emergencies.
• Craftsman: Authorized to perform and verify maintenance actions to ensure equipment integrity, system reliability, and material readiness in accordance with Navy standards.
• Damage Control Petty Officer (DCPO): Responsible for inspecting, maintaining, and reporting the condition of damage control equipment and spaces, ensuring full compliance with shipboard safety programs and casualty prevention protocols.

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