Dirt Bag Airman, an Airforce Writing Assistant-Air Force bullet writing assistant

Example

A supervisor needs to summarize an airman’s performance during a six-month period, highlighting critical accomplishments such as leading a project. The assistant would generate a bullet that emphasizes the accomplishment (e.g., led a team to complete a $500K project) and its impact (e.g., improved operational readiness by 30%).

Scenario

For an Enlisted Performance Report, the supervisor uses Dirt Bag Airman to formulate concise, mission-focused bullet statements that meet the standard token range while clearly linking accomplishments to mission impact.

Example

A senior NCO drafts bullets for a quarterly award but struggles to condense all the airman’s achievements into the required token limit. Dirt Bag Airman ensures the bullet stays between 45-54 tokens by removing unnecessary words while keeping the core message intact.

Scenario

During the evaluation of an airman for an award, the tool helps ensure the performance details are concise, impactful, and fit within Air Force token limits, streamlining the review process for board members.

Example

While drafting an EPR, a supervisor mistakenly writes an overly complex bullet using passive voice. Dirt Bag Airman revises the bullet, shifting it into active voice while maintaining clarity and brevity.

Scenario

For formal reports and recognition submissions, Dirt Bag Airman ensures the language and structure of the bullets adhere to Air Force writing standards, avoiding common pitfalls like passive voice or excessive jargon.