Benjamin Brodeur Email & Phone Number

Greater Boston

New Hampshire, United States

Since departing from the United States Army I have been building my own dream home with my wife and children. I started from the sill plate up to the gable ends all by hand with little to no prior experience. Really enjoying my time with family and loved ones after living the fast paced military life style.

Fort Campbell, Tennessee, United States

The Team Leader Supervises tactical employment of team in offensive, defensive, and retrograde operations; provides tactical and technical guidance to subordinates and professional support to both subordinates and superiors in accomplishing their duties; receives and issues orders, coordinates with adjacent elements, ensures collection and reporting of intelligence data; analyzes terrain, adjusts aerial fire support; performs duties of squad leader in his absence. The Team Leader for an Infantry Company; operates a team from both the mounted and dismounted positions to close with and destroy the enemy; maintains proficiency in proper team dismounted movements; collects all the tactical information from the team and passes it up through chain of command; responsible for the health, welfare, and morale of the soldiers they are appointed over, and is responsible for the accountability and maintenance of all assigned MTO&E equipment worth of $50,000- 2.5 million dollars' worth of equipment, BII and communications platforms onboard a military vehicle.

Fort Campbell, Tennessee, United States

My responsibilities as a Rifle Squad Leader in a Light Infantry Company; responsible for the welfare, fitness, morale and discipline of nine Soldiers; responsible for the individual training and maintenance of their equipment; primary instructor and advisor in the matters of tactics, personnel management and junior leader development; directs his Squad's tactical employment during offensive and defensive operations; responsible for the accountability and maintenance of all assigned MTO&E equipment worth $750,000- $2,000.000 in weapons, optics, organizational equipment , and the military vehicle.

Fort Wainwright, Alaska

My duties as a member of a six man Sniper Squad assigned to a Dismounted Reconnaissance Troop was to provides long-range, precision rifle fire and target acquisition on key targets, select targets, and targets of opportunity; collect tactical information concerning the enemy, terrain, weather, and civil considerations within an Area of Operations; advise the Troop Commander on tactical and technical employment of our Sniper Team; I was at times responsible for the health, welfare, morale, and individual training with focus on marksmanship, physical fitness, and dismounted reconnaissance operations; oversees maintenance and accountability of all MTOE equipment and assigned property.

Fort Wainwright , Alaska

My duties were to Supervise tactical employment of team in offensive, defensive, and retrograde operations; provides tactical and technical guidance to subordinates and professional support to both subordinates and superiors in accomplishing their duties; receives and issues orders, coordinates with adjacent elements, ensures collection and reporting of intelligence data; analyzes terrain, adjusts aerial fire support; performs duties of squad leader in his absence.

Fort Wainwright , Alaska

My duties and responsibilities included Operating and maintaining weapons such as rifles, machine guns, mortars, and hand grenades.Evaluating terrain and recording topographical information.Operating and maintaining field communications equipment.Placing explosives and performing minesweeping activities on land.Participating in basic reconnaissance operations. just to name a few.

Fort Wainwright, Alaska

The Machine Gunner is responsible for the tactical employment of the 7.62 mm Medium Machine-Gun, the 50 cal., and 40mm Heavy Machine-Gun, in their support vehicle and on foot. Machine Gunners provide direct fire in support of the Infantry Rifle squads/platoons/companies.

Fort Benning, Georgia, United States

Basic Training for the United States Army Infantrymen typically lasts 10 weeks and consists of four phases. During each phase, soldiers learn various skills and information related to the Army. These include weapons handling, rappelling, drill and ceremony, customs and curtsies as well as the Army’s core values. After graduating from basic training, candidates can continue with their career progression. Your duties may involve exposing threats, engaging enemy forces, assisting in reconnaissance, and mobilizing troops and weaponry as part of the ground combat force to protect the United States.