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There are three parts to a bullet: action, impact and result. The bullet starts with action, a strong, past-tense verb.

Definition: A concise written statement of a person's single accomplishment and its impact on the unit mission, organization, etc. This is the format for the Performance Assessment blocks of the EPR.

Review every word and evaluate whether it's too broad. If another word can narrow the meaning, use it instead. Don't leave room for doubt. Examples: “Participated in...” could mean anything from “showed up for” to “directly managed the operation.” Make sure the EPR states what the person actually did.

Bullet statement format is merely the use of short sentence fragments to describe something. The goal is communicating the fact as briefly as possible and normal sentence structure requirements, such as conjunctions and punctuation, are not required. The reason for this is economy of space.

EPR bullet writing The time of year every enlisted member dreads in the Air Force is when their Enlisted Performance Report is due. The EPR consists of categories of performance that require 4-6 bullets centered on accomplishments in selected areas.

Enhanced Performance Round, Lead-Free The Army Research Laboratory and other participants developed the M855A1, Enhanced Performance Round (EPR), by applying ballistics concepts originally used in large-caliber cartridges to small arms. The result was significant improvements to lethality of small arms.