Currently serving as the Battalion S7 Battalion Information Operations Officer, commanders advisor in planning and coordinating psychological operations and products to be distributed and disseminated and mitigating IO fratricide in support of combat operations in Eastern Afghanistan. Also serves as the Battalion S9 Civil Military Officer, serves as the commanders advisor in civil and military considerations on the battlefield. Plans, coordinates, and allocates funding in support of the Commanders Emergency Response Program projects and advises the Battalion Commander on various money available to mass effects on the population.Also serves as the Battalion Public Affairs Officer, advises the Battalion Commander on issues relating but not limited to ensuring that the population is informed about the accomplishments of Task Force Centaur and its subordinate units.Also serves as the Battalion Linguist Manager, advises the Battalion Commander on Mission Essential Personnel. ensures timely and accurate distribution of Local National Linguists, CAT I and CAT II Linguists where they are most needed. Provide Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), OCIE and other needed equipment to linguists to accomplish the Battalion Mission.Also serves as the Battalion Historian, collecting pictures, correspondence, and published records to tell the Battalion Task Force's story.

Assisted in Battalion Orders production, planned, organized and excecuted the Battalion Fall Formal Ball, planned, coordinated and excecuted battalion senior level professional development cirriculum in language and cultural sensitivity of Afghanistan, Planned, coordinated, and oversaw the completion of pre-deployment theater specific training required to be able to deploy in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.

The Battalion S1 Personnel Officer is an advisor the the Battalion Commander on issues related to personnel, accountability, casualty operations, officer and non-commissioned officer evaluation reports, personnel actions, promotions, reductions, mail room operations, esprit-de-corps items, hail and farewell celebrations, protocol, battalion functions requiring personnel support, informal funds, batallion mentorship programs, producing and disseminating orders, inprocessing and outprocessing personnel, and providing a picture of the battalion for the commander on any other personnel related issues.

Company Fire Support Officer is an advisor to the Company Commander on all matters relating to lethal effects such as 60 mm, 81 mm and 120 mm mortar fires, integrating cannon Field Artillery105mm and 155mm and managing close air support, rotary wing aircraft and deconflicting air in support of the Infantry commanders mission. Also provided effects on the battlefield through humanitarian assistant, information operations, civil military projects, and served as the company intelligence support team leader and Headquarters Platoon Leader.

Field Artillery Student Fort Sill OK, Cirriculum included Fire Support, Fire Direction and Platoon Leader Development. Fire Support is the art of applying lethal fires in support of the maneuver missions. Fire Direction is the process of taking information from Fire Support Teams (FIST) and developing information that is useful for the firing batteries so that they can apply the 5 requirements for accurate predictive fire in support of maneuver elements. As a platoon leader, you are responsible for the care day to day operations of a Field Artillery platoon.

Driver, Loader for Tank Crew. served a tour in Iraq March 2004-March 2005, maintained the M1A2 Abrams Main Battle Tank, used terrain to avoid detection by the enemy, in Iraq I was the driver and gunner for a light skinned HWMVEE squad patrolling in Baghdad. Conducted partnership with ING Iraqi National Army. Conducted over 300 patrols in Baghdad.

Served as a welder on a floating machine shop in the Port of Tacoma under the command of CPT Gregory M. Stoll. Welded a variety of different items in support of the Battalion mission