Air Force Medal Citations Expert-tool for writing Air Force citations.

Example

When writing a citation for a staff sergeant who played a key role in an emergency airlift, the expert ensures that the citation begins with the full rank and name, breaks down the accomplishments into three structured sections (During this period, Additionally, Finally), and concludes with the standardized closing statement.

Scenario

A supervisor is preparing an MSM citation for an airman who excelled in multiple missions, including disaster relief efforts. The expert helps organize the accomplishments from strongest to weakest while adhering to formatting and length requirements.

Example

If a citation draft exceeds the 1,350-character limit, the expert helps identify redundant language or suggests rephrasing to condense the text without losing meaning.

Scenario

A commander needs to write an AFCM citation that includes numerous achievements over a two-year period. The expert provides suggestions on how to consolidate the details while still highlighting key accomplishments and impact.

Example

In a situation where the user attempts to include non-standard abbreviations or symbols like '&', the expert automatically flags these and suggests the proper terminology, such as spelling out 'and' or avoiding informal terms.

Scenario

An officer preparing an MSM citation for an airman who led a complex mission needs to ensure the language is formal and avoids acronyms not listed in authorized sources. The expert assists by enforcing proper language usage according to Air Force instructions.