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Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, United States

Works within the Army’s C5ISR organization providing support to the NGLD-Mprogram as it moves through the acquisition process. Drafts documentation fordeveloping Acquisition Strategies and Plans, Acquisition Program Baselines, Testand Evaluation Master Plans, System Engineering Plans, and Life CycleSustainment Plans. Focused on integrating vendor product developmenttimelines within Army priorities through an Integrated Master Plan and Schedule.

Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, United States

Works within the Army’s C5ISR organization providing support to the NGLD-Mprogram as it moves through the acquisition process. Drafts documentation fordeveloping Acquisition Strategies and Plans, Acquisition Program Baselines, Testand Evaluation Master Plans, System Engineering Plans, and Life CycleSustainment Plans. Focused on integrating vendor product developmenttimelines within Army priorities through an Integrated Master Plan and Schedule.

Fort Hood, Texas, United States

Deputy Commander for the 120th IN BDE (MFTB) managing 13 Battalions spanning two states and consisting of over 340 authorized Soldiers. Serves as the Commander's primary assistant and second-in-command. Assists in extending the Commander's span of mission command and control in areas and functions as the Commander designates. Supervises and manages certain staff elements based onresponsibilities assigned by the Commander. Responsible for supervising the execution of current operations, future operations and plans. Maintains situational understanding to enable assumption of command at any time ensuring Commander's intent, directives, initiatives and guidance are executed. Responsible for effective integration and synchronization of Reserve Component (RC) capabilities in Division West and 120th IN BDE plans, exercises, and operations. Responsible for effective liaison exchanges with other higher, lower and adjacent Offices of Chiefs of Staff, Principle Staff and Coordinating Staff Officers for Army Total Force MFGI (Ft Hood) Mob Enterprise Partners.

Fort Hood, Texas, United States

As the commander’s Chief of Staff, directs, coordinates, supervises, trains, and synchronizes the work of the Brigade staff ensuring efficient and prompt staff actions. Represents the Commander as directed. Ensures the Commanders decisions, guidance, and intent are carried out through written and verbal plans, orders, and other instructions as well as follow up to subordinate units and assigning specific duties to Officers and NCOs. Makes recommendations to the Commander concerning training and operations as well as personnel and logistical matters. Staff responsibility in all areas of planning and execution of unit activities. Provides guidance and direction to staff officers regarding leader development and career planning. Advises and assists the Commander on all subjects related to strength, unit readiness, moral, and family readiness. Performs other duties as directed by the Commander.

Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, United States

Military Deputy for the Joint Modernization Command-Aberdeen Proving Ground (JMC-APG). Advises the JMC-APG Program Manager (PM) on military matters and acts on behalf of the PM in his absence. Identifies opportunities for the JMC-APG PM to engage with external elements for Project Convergence, technology integration in support of JMC modernization efforts, and other experiments. Provides support to the JMC-APG DEVCOM liaison team. Reports directly to the JMC-APG PM on unit activities and works in coordination with Joint Modernization Command staff towards unit integration and transition. Responsible for ensuring all JMC-APG personnel maintain required levels of personal readiness to include medical, administrative, and training readiness.

Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md

Operations Officer for the US Army Joint Test Element.

Defense Coordinating Element, Fema Region X

Operations Officer serving as a liaison between the Federal Emergency Management Agency and Department of Defense assets. Daily duties include overseeing the operations of a Defense Coordination Element, training, and supervision of six personnel. In addition, works with other government agencies to prepare for natural and man-made disasters with a focus on the Pacific Northwest region of the United States.

Jerusalem And Palestine

Selected to serve as the senior United States logistics officer on the staff of the US Security Coordinator in Jerusalem. Advises the Palestinian Authority on strategic vehicle and small arms maintenance operations and improving maintenance operations and capacity. Focused on improving overall maintenance infrastructure and programs in an effort to develop a long-term, sustainable solution for the Palestinian government. Works in a multinational, intergovernmental agency environment with both allied and local employees to improve international relations in support of US State Department strategic objectives.

690Th Rapid Port Opening Element

Selected to command 1 of 3 Army Rapid Port Opening Elements, a 54 Soldier unit missioned to deploy a Joint Assessment Team within 12 hours of notification in support of the United States Transportation Command’s Joint Task Force-Port Opening. Worked in conjunction with air and maritime units as the senior surface transportation commander in support of contingency and humanitarian relief operations to rapidly deploy and execute surface transportation missions. Conducted sea and air port clearance operations for passengers and cargo, providing Total Asset Visibility using Automated Information Technology Systems.

Us Army Command And General Staff College

Student at the Command and General Staff Officer Course, the United States Army Senior Leaders Program, at the Command and General Staff College in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Course of study includes large scale strategic and operational logistics planning, leadership ethics, applied leadership, managing organizational change, with additional studies in multi-organizational and multi-national operations, and space operations.

4Th Cavalry Brigade

Senior logistics officer and primary advisor to the commander of an Army brigade with over 250 Soldiers and a mission to train over 1,000 multi-service personnel regularly. Responsible for the direct supervision and training of four officers and five senior noncommissioned officers. Supervised, planned, and coordinated for all facets of logistics operations within the organization to include maintenance, general supply, transportation operations, and property accountability of over $11 million in equipment.

Office Of The Chief Of Transportation

Hand-selected by the US Army’s Chief of Transportation to serve as the Officer Personnel Developer. Responsible for personnel proponency issues affecting over 1,900 officers. Responsible for the human resource management and personnel life-cycle management functions of the US Army’s Transportation Corps, including structure, acquisition, individual training and education, distribution, deployment, sustainment, professional development, and separation as defined in current Army regulations. Managed professional development programs to include the Train with Industry program. Monitor and evaluate officer promotions, screening for nominative selections, education, assignments, utilizations, and cadet accessions. Advise the Chief of Transportation on issues, initiatives, provide alternatives, coordinate actions, and provide updates on programs. Additional duties included upholding the standards and traditions of the US Army Transportation Corps.

Army Logistics University

Instructor for the US Army’s Transportation Basic Officer Leader Course, training new officers in technical and tactical transportation operations. Duties included writing instructional materials, interpreting and teaching doctrine, coaching and mentoring new officers, reviewing and updating lesson plans, administering practical exercises, and facilitating field-training exercises. Special emphasis on developing computer-based games training scenarios for convoy leader defense training as part of the overall educational experience.

603Rd Transportation Company

Commander of a 170 Soldier truck transportation unit responsible for synchronizing assets, personnel, and equipment to provide world-class 3PL logistics support. Supported overseas contingency operations throughout southern Iraq with subordinate units operating in four locations and conducting four different and distinct missions. Responsible for the direct professional development of five junior officers and five senior enlisted Soldiers.

142Nd Combat Sustainment Support Battalion

Operations officer for a 750 Soldier, multi-functional, combat sustainment support battalion proving service support and finance support to much larger organizations over large geographical areas, with a staff of eight personnel. Synchronized training and resources for six subordinate units in preparation for overseas contingency operations. Managed the daily and long-range operations of nine subordinate units, with over 1,200 personnel, during overseas contingency operations, to include training, education, and the conduct of logistics operations in a hostile environment.

Army Logistics Management College

Student at the United States Army Logistics Captains Career Course, an advanced leadership and logistics staff officer course with a focus on operational and logistics planning for organizations with an average strength of 5,000 employees. Focus areas include distribution, warehousing, medical logistics, and maintenance planning.

28Th Transportation Battalion

Intelligence and security coordinator for the largest motor transportation organization in the United States Army, which includes eight subordinate organizations and their facilities, and over 3,000 military and civilian employees working in central Europe. Directly supports unit operations and advises on all matters of personnel and physical security, to include weapons, real property, and perimeter security for an installation working in support of United States Army Europe, European Command, and North Atlantic Treaty Organization operations. Other responsibilities include the maintenance and operation of secure and non-secure information systems, and coordinating for local and national background checks for employees’ security clearance processing.

28Th Transportation Battalion

Department supervisor responsible for the training and supervision of 32 employees and 21 tractor-trailers with associated equipment valued at over $3.2 million. Employee objectives include delivering mail and general cargo in the central European region. Twice selected to work under hazardous conditions with expanded responsibilities that include being directly responsible for the safety and training of over 100 employees and over 75 tractor-trailers tasked to support combat operations in Iraq.

Various Locations

Enlisted United States Army Indirect Fire Infantryman, rising from the rank of Private to Sergeant First Class assigned to various locations throughout the world. Duties included providing indirect fire support for Infantry and Armor formations, coordinating with higher headquarters for planning and clearance of fire, and computing firing solutions for weapon systems organic to the organization. Final responsibilities include being responsible for the health, morale, training, and well-being of over 35 Soldiers and their families, as well as advising superiors on how to properly employ the weapon system.

Us Army Recruiting Station, Layton, Ut

Established and maintained contacts by interviewing and advising civilian personnel to obtain qualified applicants for enlistment into the Army. Distributed and displayed recruiting publicity material. Established liaison with local radio, television, and newspaper agencies. Conducted interviews and counseling with prospective enlistees. Discussed individual aims and goals to include security, personal aptitudes, training opportunities, job satisfaction and stability, advancement, prestige, and military life. Evaluated applicants' occupational, educational, and psychological background to determine Army programs with specific individual appeal. Evaluated applicants by administering tests and scores, screening physical examination, and enlisted screening test of applicants and counsels with regard to reasonable occupational aspirations within the Army. Advised applicants of disqualification’s that are waiverable and assists preparation of waiver application. Gathers individual data and prepares forms and documents incident to enlistment processing. Assisted in market research and analysis of recruiting territory and made appropriate recommendations to supervisor to maximize recruiting and advertising opportunities.

Master Of Arts (Ma), Transportation And Logistics Management, 3.85

Activities and Societies: Golden Key International Honour SocietyFocus on the principles, policies, trends, and current issues within air.

Joint Planner Course

Focus on strategic and operational planning within a multi-service, interagency, intergovernmental, and multinational environment.

Joint Logistics Course

The JLC focuses on theater-level joint logistics operations by preparing military and civilians to function in assignments that involve.

Contracting Officer Representative

Focus on assisting contracting officer to perform specific technical or administrative functions on contracts or orders requiring.

Defense Distribution Management

This course provides a broad overview of the management and operation of the DOD strategic supply and distribution systems. It places.

Capabilities Development Course

Focus on the processes used to achieve desired joint and Army warfighting capabilities needed for the 21st century. Processes focus.

Small Group Instructor Training Course

The course is designed to teach military instructors how to facilitate a small group to achieve a training objective. The course presents.

Master Resiliency Training

Participants learn about resilience and the competencies that contribute to resilience: Self-awareness, Self-regulation, Optimism, Mental.

Army Basic Instructor Training

The ABIC consists of planning, preparing, and presenting Army training. The basic method for Army instructors is previewing and presenting.

Support Operations Course

The purpose of the course is to educate, train, develop, and grow adaptive tactical and operational logistics leaders. This course focuses.

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), History, 3.25

Bachelor of Science in History

Army Recruiting

Focus on teaching prospective Recruiter’s interpersonal, conceptual, technical, and tactical skills and ensures mastery of those skills.