What are examples of a great NCO Leader's Book?

FM 7-22.7 Appendix C, with examples shown. You can't go wrong following doctrine.

As a team leader if you really want to impress your senior leadership then you need to track medical readiness such as when pha's and dental exams are due before your team members pop red on medpros. You also need the basics like sensitive item serial numbers, personal data sheets, troop to task roster, apft and weapons dates, awt, and a combat power rollup showing the readiness of both your team members and your equipment readiness. I would also keep your sub hand reciepts of the equipment you sign down to your Soldiers. These are a few items you should be on top of as a team leader.

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