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Joint Base Lewis Mcchord, Wa

Exemplifying the utmost in selfless dedication by working tirelessly to safeguard freedom and democracy, with a primary focus on prioritizing the mission above all else. This entails an unwavering commitment, persistent determination, upholding physical fitness, nurturing expertise, practicing discipline, ensuring personal well-being, prioritizing care for fellow Soldiers, and meticulously maintaining equipment.

Jblm, Wa

Fulfilling the role of Director within the Material Readiness Division and also taking on the responsibilities of Aircraft Maintenance Officer at the 7th Infantry Division, Joint Base Lewis-McChord. Key duties encompass overseeing and evaluating the readiness status of equipment, ascertaining the demands of maintenance workloads, establishing maintenance schedules, overseeing and granting approval for Brigade level ZPARKs, pinpointing areas of maintenance insufficiency, and collaborating with external entities to address those gaps. Additionally, ensuring strict adherence of all subordinate units to the Division CMDP requirements.

Jblm, Wa

Served as the Deputy Director G-3 Aviation within the 7th Infantry Division, I assumed a vital role in furnishing guidance and subject matter expertise to the Commanding General and their team. My responsibilities included advising on the comprehensive aspects of aviation assets, airspace management, aeromedical evacuation, and unmanned aerial systems, covering planning, coordination, integration, synchronization, and oversight.One of my key roles involved taking charge of the strategic planning and execution of aviation force structure and force management modifications. Additionally, I was the point person for senior-level operational interaction with I Corps and the installation, overseeing aviation operations encompassing regulations, safety protocols, airfield activities, and fostering collaboration with the Washington Army National Guard as well as Reserve aviation units.As an Aviation Mission Request Officer (AMR), I was instrumental in orchestrating the collaborative efforts of Active, Guard, and Reserve Aviation units to provide support for various units stationed at Joint Base Lewis McChord. Within this capacity, I also supervised the AMR cell, which consisted of three Non-Commissioned Officers and one Soldier, ensuring effective coordination and execution of aviation support activities.

2-357Th In Reg, 189Th In Bde, Jblm, Wa

Led a Headquarters of 10 senior subject matter experts for 5 occupational fields in a Combined Arms Training Support Battalion. Oversaw training, discipline, morale, and well-being of assigned Non-commissioned Officers. Provided high-quality training and assessments to National Guard, Army Reserve, and Battalion staffs. Developed Battalion-level training, conducted After Action Reviews (AARs), and readied units for global deployment. Trained over 800 Active Duty, Army Reserve, and National Guard Soldiers. BN S1 OIC Duty Experience:As Battalion S1 Officer in Charge (OIC), effectively managed administrative and personnel operations for a dynamic military unit. Oversaw personnel records, promotions, evaluations, and awards, ensuring adherence to military regulations and guidelines. Collaborated seamlessly with cross-functional teams to support unit mission objectives. Streamlined processes, enhancing administrative efficiency, and contributed to maintaining high morale and operational readiness.BN S4 OIC Duty Experience:Served as Battalion S4 Officer in Charge (OIC), directing comprehensive logistics and supply operations for a diverse battalion. Skillfully coordinated procurement, distribution, and maintenance of vital equipment and supplies, optimizing resource utilization. Fostered productive partnerships with internal units and external agencies to facilitate seamless logistics support. Played a pivotal role in sustaining operational readiness through effective management of transportation, maintenance, and supply chain activities.

A Co, 1-13Th Aviation Reg, 1St Aviation Brigade, Fort Rucker, Alabama

Continued the transformation of volunteers into skilled Soldiers who embody Army Values and the Warrior's Ethos, fully prepared to contribute to their initial assignments. Conducted annual training, development, and certification for up to 700 MOS-qualified Air Traffic Controllers (15Q) and Aviation Operation Specialists (15P) across all Army Aviation components. Mentored and guided a diverse team, including a First Sergeant, Executive Officer, Supply Sergeant, 10 Drill Sergeants selected by the Department of the Army, and Operation section NCOs, ensuring their present and future success in operational roles.Maintained a 24/7 "safe and secure" environment for 352 Initial Entry Training Soldiers, promptly addressing any incidents or misconduct allegations. Oversaw the accountability and serviceability of property book equipment, managed five barracks, and supervised an office Headquarters building valued at $1,350,000 along with its furnishings.

2-17Th Cav, 101St Cab, Fort Campbell, Ky

Served as a Assistant Operations Officer for the 2nd Squadron, 17th Cavalry Regiment, 101st Combat Aviation Brigade, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), the individual occupies the position of responsibility for the current/future operations (CUOPS/FUOPS). This involves overseeing the management of reporting requirements to both the Squadron and Brigade. This same role encompasses serving as the primary architect for future operations, which includes tasks such as the coordination of Air Mission Requests (AMRs), Pre-ARMS inspections, Convoy Live Fire Exercises (CLFX), and FORSCOM's Objective Manning and Manning Objective Characteristics Training (OBJ MOC-T).Contributed to the development and execution of plans and orders essential for METL-based training in readiness for upcoming deployments is also a key aspect of this position. The individual in this role holds the responsibility for the accurate recording and reporting of all tracked training statistics.Integral to the duties is the coordination of actions with various entities, including staff, subordinate units, higher command, and adjacent units. Additionally, the individual fulfills the role of a Forward Air Controller (FAC) 1/RL-1, serving as a UH-60L pilot during both day and night operations, including the use of Night Vision Devices (NVD).

B Co, 96Th Asb, 101St Cab, Fort Campbell, Ky

As the Maintenance Platoon Leader and UH-60L Pilot within an Aviation Support Company situated in the 96th Aviation Support Battalion (ASB), the role involves providing comprehensive aviation support to the 101st Combat Aviation Brigade (CAB) across all MDS helicopters. Responsibilities encompass overseeing the leadership, mentorship, training, health, and welfare of a team consisting of 28 Non-Commissioned Officers (NCOs), 65 Soldiers, and their respective families.The role also entails taking charge of the planning, preparation, deployment of associated equipment, execution, and evaluation of the company's complete spectrum of combat aviation operations. These operations are in direct support of unified land operations involving U.S., joint, coalition, special operations, and other government agencies (OGA) within a combat coalition setting.Central to the role is the management of accountability and maintenance for aviation assets as well as associated ground support equipment, with an estimated value exceeding $8 million. Ensuring that Soldiers possess resilience, mental and physical fitness, and a strong sense of discipline, firmly grounded in a warrior ethos, is another critical facet of this position.Exemplifying excellence, the role meets and surpasses all mandated standards requirements in the capacity of an RL1 Day/Night/Night-Goggle UH-60L Pilot.

B Co, 6-101 Gsab, 101St Cab, Fort Campbell, Ky

Served as a Platoon Leader and UH-60L Pilot within a heavy helicopter company aligned with the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), this role entails overseeing operations involving four CH-47F helicopters, four warrant officers, and a team of 10 Soldiers. Responsibilities extend to the strategic planning, preparation, execution, and evaluation of the company's diverse combat aviation undertakings. These operations contribute to the support of unified land operations within a combat coalition framework involving U.S., joint, coalition, special operations, and other government agencies (OGA).Central to this role is the effective management of accountability and maintenance for aviation assets, as well as related ground support equipment, collectively valued at more than $500 million. Ensuring the resilience, mental and physical well-being, and strong discipline of Soldiers, all underscored by a warrior ethos, is of paramount importance.This role embodies leadership through coaching, mentoring, and providing care to Soldiers and their families. Additionally, it consistently meets and exceeds all prescribed standards requirements as an RL1 Day/Night/Night-Goggle UH-60L Pilot.

Rotc, Student Detachment, Fort Bragg, Nc

To supplement the University's traditional education with subjects of value to the student in civil or military pursuits; to teach each cadet to communicate effectively both orally and in writing, and to motivate cadets to become leaders throughout their lives. provide global vigilance, reach and power for our nation in the 21st century. Command and lead effectively at all levels with decisiveness and concern for our people. Provide an environment that encourages all our people to achieve personal and professional excellence, taking pride in being part of the U.S. Army that is respected worldwide.

Hsc, 122 Asb, 82Nd Cab, Fort Bragg, Nc

Served as the Senior Power Generation Equipment Repairer and fulfilled Technical Inspector duties within the 122nd Aviation Support Battalion of the 82nd Combat Aviation Brigade during deployment. Undertook technical diagnostics, both scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, and conducted inspections on the battalion's thirty power generation units. Managed and oversaw the operations and organization of the Ship office. Additionally, assumed responsibility for overseeing a collection of 100 ancillary equipment items valued at over $1,200,000.During combat operations in Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom VIII, upheld responsibility for the health, welfare, and training of two Non-Commissioned Officers (NCOs) and four Troopers. Maintained responsiveness to the 82nd Airborne Division's 18-hour no-notice, worldwide deployment mission.

Hhc, 82 Cab, Fort Bragg, Nc

Served as the Brigade Chemical NCOIC within the 82nd Airborne Division's Combat Aviation Brigade, I held a role in the oversight of various aviation units, including an Air Cavalry Squadron, an Attack/Reconnaissance Battalion, an Assault Helicopter Battalion, a General Support Aviation Battalion, and an Aviation Support Battalion. This position involved the coordination and management of situation and operational understanding for a fleet of 120 rotary and fixed-wing aircraft and the well-being of 2800 Troopers within the CAB.Offered technical proficiency to five Battalions for their Unit Status Reports (USR), contributing to accurate reporting processes. Furthermore, I was entrusted with the responsibility of caring for the welfare of a single Trooper under my supervision.

Bravo Co, 334Th Signal Bn

Served in the capacity of Duty NCO and Key Custodian, functioned within the Installation Operation Center (IOC) serving a community exceeding 500 residents. Oversaw the administration of the 47 Korean Services Corp (KSC) and supervised the actions of 24 military guards stationed at Camp Stanley. Ensured thorough tracking and surveillance of all entries to the Camp Stanley Ammunition Holding Area (AHA) bunker.Responsible for the meticulous control and safeguarding of the communication equipment within the OIC, in addition to managing keys, ammunition, and grenades. Provided comprehensive briefings to installation duty personnel, particularly for roles like Officer of the Day and Courtesy Patrol. Furthermore, held accountability for the effective execution of Force Protection (FP) levels in alignment with established protocols.