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United States

Observes the development and implementation operational orders, command planning and task delegation that facilitate large scale training exercises. Conducts command readiness inspections and performance evaluations of command personnel, observes training operations, directs security and safety policies and procedures, and determines deployment readiness. Implements appropriate doctrine supported corrective actions for identified deficiencies to ensure they are commensurate with the commander's priorities and higher headquarters guidance. Responsible for the quarterly resilience training of the organization.

Fort Polk North, Louisiana, United States

Responsible for the safety, talent management, professional development, vehicle maintenance, equipment accountability, certification process, advanced navigation and emergency medical profieicncy of 8 Senior Observer/Coach/Trainers at the Joint Rotational Training Center.

Fort Irwin, California, United States

Served as a Mechanized Infantry Platoon Sergeant in support of Combat Training Center Operations.Served as an Opposition Force Observer, Coach and Trainer is support of Combat Training Center Operations.Served as the company Safety officer, conducted daily inspections of unit facilities, vehicles, and personal protective equipment to ensure compliance with post safety guidelines. Directed the monthly training of Intel Analysts, Mechanics, CBRN Specialists, and Infantryman as part of the commanders Total Soldier concept. Served as the units Equal Employment Opportunity Representative. Served as the Crisis Action Team Supervisor and liaison with the Directorate of Emergency Services, responsible for the initial COVID-19 screening and quarantine control of all personnel entering the installation. Patrolled installation facilities, motor-pools, and armament storage areas, ensuring compliance with government security directives and policies.Implemented control measures to secure armament storage during post power outages. Prepared weekly status reports of ongoing projects and problem resolution; communicated to executive leadership through written and powerpoint presentation. Operated and maintained 100% accountability of assigned vehicles, weapons, and equipment in a fast-paced environment; valued in excess of $3.1 million dollars.

Fort Benning, Georgia, United States

Instructed Military Occupational Specialty specific tasks, battle drills, duties and responsibilities to over 880 initial entry Infantryman per year in a One Station Unit Training organization. Supervised the instruction and training covering safety, defensive driving , preventative maintenance and services of the High Mobility Multi-Purpose Wheeled Vehicle to entry level Soldiers with a 90% testing pass rate. Trained 220 personnel quarterly in critical survival techniques covering Basic First Aid, Land Navigation, radios and communication, the proper safety, use and maintenance of assigned weapon systems and effective physical security techniques and reporting procedures with a 100% success rate. Processed and followed all award recommendations, Uniformed Code of Military Justice Article recommendations, and developmental counseling of 55 assigned entry level Soldiers and 2 subordinate Drill Sergeants each month of the training cycle. Planned and coordinated company level execution of holiday block leave for 194 Soldiers; developed a detailed concept of operations that facilitated a time sensitive mass movement of Soldiers to their respective modes of transportation, meeting departure times and 100% accountability upon return. Recognized by Executive Personnel, Senior Leaders and Peers for exceptional performance of duties and responsibilities during training; awarded Drill Sergeant of the Cycle at the National Infantry Museum, December 2014.

Fort Stewart, Georgia, United States

Served as a Bradley Dismount Infantry Weapons Squad Leader; responsible for the welfare, accountability, crew training, and weapons proficiency of a six man squad.Certified Bradley Crew Evaluator; responsible for the evaluation tables, qualification testing, and after action reviews of Brigade Bradley Fighting Vehicle Crews and HMMWV Crews.Served as the Joint Tactical Operation Center NCOIC; worked with Iraqi Armed Forces Commanders and staff.Responsible for the monitoring, security, and maintenance of the combat outpost RAID camera and components.Served as a member of the Downed Aircraft and Personnel Recovery Team in Camp Taji, Iraq. Served as NCOIC of the the Installation access control points; direct liaison to the Directorate of Emergency Services of Fort Stewart.

Fort Benning, Georgia, United States

Served as a primary instructor and subject matter expert of military map reading and land navigation.Responsible for the six hour classroom instruction of military map reading, military grid reference system, grid plotting, distance measuring, lensatic compass use, land GPS system operation.Responsible for the upkeep and point validation of land navigation testing ranges.Ensured training guest complied with all local, state, and federal land use laws.Responsible for the range safety briefings and patrols during testing periods.

Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, United States

Served as an Infantry Fire Team Leader during home station and deployment operations.Responsible for the welfare, professional development, and battle drill training and proficiency of a four man team.Served as the Squad Designated Marksman in Hawija, Iraq 2004.Served as an Expert Infantry Badge Grader for the brigade testing periods.Responsible for the training of Iraqi police and national guard personnel during combat operations 2004.responsible for fire team proficiency and training for quick reaction force and base security operations.

Tractor Trailer Driver Program

A career skill-bridge program designed to train and license candidates in accordance with Federal Motor carrier Safety Regulations 49 CFR.

Master Leader Course

provided the knowledge to conduct practical applications of organizational communication and leadership skills. Learned advanced.

Battle Staff

trained to apply operations management concepts of process design, forecasting, scheduling, and quality management; develop process.

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