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Honolulu, Hawaii

Various

Pilot in Command and Subject matter expert in UH-60 AVN operations. Attended Warrant Officer Candidate School, US Army flight School, Officer Candidate School, Aviation Officer Basic Course, Aviation Captains' Career Course, Command General Staff College/Intermediate Level Education, and Interagency Fellowship with the Department of Homeland Security.

Ft. Shafter, Hawaii

Schofield Barracks, Hawaii

Lead planner for USARPAC directed Pacific Pathways Operations and exercises within the PACOM area of operations. Six discreet theater security cooperation exercises across various countries (Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and Japan) within two separate operations. Planning for over 1000 personnel to deploy for over five months in support of Pacific Pathways Operations.

Schofield Barracks, Hawaii

Operational and aviation planning for 25th ID. The 25th Infantry deploys to conduct Decisive Operations in support of Unified Land Operations. When directed, engages with regional partners to shape and prevent across the Pacific Operational Environment and strengthen relationships, deter adversaries, and build US and Partner capacity.

Baghdad, Iraq

Security Assistance Manager for Office of Security Cooperation Iraq (OSCI) at US Embassy in Baghdad, Iraq.

Wheeler Army Airfield, Oahu, Hawaii

Executive Officer for an Army Aviation (UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter) Battalion of over 400 personnel. Responsible for the administration, training (S3), logistical support (S4), communication (S6), personnel management (S1), intelligence operations (S2) and special staff (Flight Surgeon, Chaplain, Standardizations Officer, Safety, AMS) in support of day to day operations in an air assault helicopter battalion. Pilot of a UH-60A/L/M Sikorsky blackhawk aircraft and Air Mission Commander. Final Mission approval authority for all moderate risk associated missions within the BN.

Schofield Barracks, Hawaii

Special Staff Officer in Brigade Combat Team (BCT). Advise Infantry Brigade Commander on all Aviation operations and provide all coordination and integration with non-organic aviation assets for a BCT with over 3500 Soldiers. Part of the Brigade Aviation Element (BAE) providing the BCT with the ability to plan and synchronize aviation assets into the ground commander's scheme of maneuver. Focusing on providing employment advice and initial planning for aviation missions, unmanned aircraft systems (UASs), as well as airspace planning and coordination.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

US Army Fellow to Office of Air and Marine, Customs and Border Protection, Department of Homeland Security. Attended one week UA Predator ground school training (Grand Forks, ND), attended one week Marine Interdiction Course (St. Augustine, FL), USAID Joint Humanitarian Course, Joint Drug Interdiction Missions.The ILE Interagency Fellowship provides an exceptional broadening opportunity for Army Officers as part of an educational exchange between the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College (CGSC) and selected governmental departments and agencies within the national security infrastructure. Primary emphasis is on gaining interagency experience at the intermediate level. Under this program, the Army sends field grade officers to participating departments and agencies as ILE Interagency Fellows to work as fully-integrated staff officers within those departments and agencies.

Coleman Airfield (Mannheim, Germany)

Company Commander for an Aviation Battalion HHC. Managed administration of day to day activities within the Battalion headquarters at Coleman Army airfield for 214th Aviation Battalion. Battalion had over six companies dispersed throughout various locations in Germany.

Katterbach, Germany

Commanded an air assault flight company of 10 black hawks helicopters and associated pilots and crew chiefs. Deployed into combat and supported the Ground Force Commanders with aviation assets. Responsible for the administration, command and control, maintenance management, and rigorous training requirements to ensure the Battalions' and the Brigade's overall mission success.

Master Of Business Administration (Mba), Human Resources Management/Personnel Administration, General

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), International Relations And Affairs

Activities and Societies: Army ROTC, International Club, Model UNThe University of South Florida's mission is to deliver competitive.

International Baccalureate

Activities and Societies: Special Olympics Coach, Red Cross Life Guard, Volunteer Student Fire Fighter, Soccer, Field Hockey.