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Moody Air Force Base Georgia

Analyzes munitions stockpile requirements to determine type and quantity of munitions facilities needed to safely store, inspect, maintain, and secure munitions assets. Performs and manages munitions production and materiel tasks and activities, identifies munitions and equipment requirements. Operates and maintains automated data processing equipment to perform munitions accounting, computations and research. Complies with explosive, missile, ground safety, security, and environmental directives and practices. Receives, stores, handles and transports munitions assets. Prepares items for shipments, validates documentation accuracy, performs inspections and maintains inspection and storage records. Performs materiel management and materiel accounting functions, oversees management and procedural application of manual and automated inventory control and accounting functions. Determines inventory control actions, conducts inventories and corrects discrepancies. • Oversees operations for 2 divisions and 5 programs supporting 91 assigned combat aircraft valued at $2.3 Billion.• Manages 23 facilities valued at $22 Million and $15 Million in vehicles and equipment, tracking Quality Assurance data trends and analysis.

Aviano Air Base, Italy

• Supervised 11 personnel in inspection of War Reserve Material and training munitions arming 51 assigned F-16 aircraft valued at $1.9 Billion.• Implemented munitions scheduling, shipping and receiving including annual worldwide Munitions Movement Plan redistribution.• Managed munitions inspector qualification training, observed and investigated serviceability of 2,600 line items worth $251 Million.• Established and enforced standardized working procedures, priorities, policies and safety directives.- Restructured munitions maintenance scheduling and inspection forecasting procedures, maintained 100% periodic inspection interval effectiveness.- Reviewed and updated Master Training Plan, removed 40 erroneous tasks, raised training qualification rate to 91%.- Directed munitions stockpile serviceability actions, team members completed 722 inspections on 1.3 million assets worth $16.7 Million.- Enhanced section effectiveness, reviewed and updated 15 critical programs through 82 Quality Assurance evaluations earning a 94% pass rate and being presented the Team of the Month award.- Completed 2 semi-annual 100% munitions inventories, reconciled and corrected 246 minor discrepancies, efforts led to unit winning the United States Air Force Maintenance Effectiveness Award.

Aviano Air Base, Italy

• Led 63 personnel through 5 work centers across 6 career fields directly supporting the combat flying program.• Directed Command and Control, mobility, training and personnel staffing for munitions operations and deployments.• Guided weapons and munitions maintenance on assets valued at $791 Million while coordinating logistical movements.• Oversaw accountability and serviceability functions on precision guided munitions worth $325 Million.- Formulated personnel position reduction, coordinated with manpower office and security manager, realigned 245 personnel, reduced security positions by 66%.- Attended European Command Nuclear Manager Course, prepared for leadership in nuclear related duties.- Performed United States Air Forces Europe Inspector General duties, inspected Air Force base maintenance actions, validated 231 checklist items and identified 3 improvement areas.

Kunsan Air Base, Republic Of Korea

• Led 13 personnel providing air-to-air missile support requirements for 2 combat units of 44 F-16 aircraft worth $1.9 Billion.• Directed maintenance actions, ensured up-to-date missile software, serviceability and reliability of support, testing and handling equipment.• Enforced explosive and ground safety standards, managed on-the-job and proficiency training in line with governing regulations.• Planned and scheduled missile field level maintenance, testing, inspection, modification on weapons systems and test equipment worth $450 Million.- Planned infrastructure upgrade project on 4 secure facilities, supervised the installation and certification of intrusion detection system, eliminated security check requirements, saved 2,000 man hours annually.- Coordinated maintenance actions with Metals Technology work center, enabled local repair of 102 missile wing locking assemblies, saved Air Force $177 Thousand in replacement costs.- Established work centers first Composite Tool Kit program, procured 290 tools worth $48 thousand, implemented accountability and inspection intervals, maintained 100% Quality Assurance inspection pass rate through 12 evaluations.- Performed Shipping Inspection on 4 defective air-to-air missiles for depot level refurbishment, $2.1 Million dollar weapons system returned to service, eliminated 2 year back log.

Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada

• Led 25 personnel provided munitions support for 13 flying programs, enhanced weapon system testing and pilot training through 6 different airframes of 147 aircraft worth $4.5 Billion.• Supervised field level maintenance actions on 594 munitions handling trailers, support equipment and accessories worth $37 Million.• Oversaw accountability and control of 1,400 tools, 36,000 stock items, 42 pieces of critical equipment, 66 technical guidance regulations and 228 hazardous materials.- Instructed mission critical maintenance actions on 161 munitions handling trailers, inspected 644 welds in less than 4 hours and eliminated potential hazard, insured safety of 170 personnel.- Managed Air Combat Commands largest Munitions Material Handling Equipment fleet, monitored and scheduled 1,300 periodic inspections, maintained a 98% in-service rate.- Rectified a $33 Thousand laser etcher manufacture deficiency, acquired and installed missing mandatory safety restraints, implemented sections first laser training program, laser program approved by Air Force base safety officials.- Overhauled the awaiting parts / awaiting maintenance process, removed and corrected 1,005 work orders, restored equipment integrity, reduced awaiting maintenance backlog by 25%.

Osan Air Base, Republic Of Korea

• Assembled War Reserve Material and aircrew training munitions supporting 2 airframes of 52 aircraft worth $1.5 Billion.• Directs operational testing, periodic maintenance and logistical coordination for the munitions stockpile.• Validated facility maintenance, Net Explosive Weight restrictions and asset accountability for 9 munitions holding pads and 3 maintenance operating locations.• Analyzed munitions forecasting and requirements to ensure asset availability and sourcing to meet mission objectives.- Reconciled a $1.9 Million equipment account, transferred 4 power generators to organization with shortfall, and eliminated a $30 Thousand equipment requisition.- Commanded inbound unit bed-down plan and seamless integration of 15 personnel and $2.6 Million of support equipment, posturing 12 aircraft for combat in less than 72 hours.- Optimized use of alert storage area, repositioned 366 built-up munitions with a total weight of 171 tons, reclaimed 10,000 square feet of storage space and 17,000 pounds of Net Explosive Weight availability.- Led 58 personnel during 3 combat training exercises, managed 2,300 explosive operations, enabled combat qualifications of 52 pilots during 354 training missions.

Aviano Air Base, Italy

• Provided advanced missile system support for 2 combat F-16 units consisting of 50 aircraft worth $1.9 Billion, enabling President of the United States, combat and aircrew training missions.• Led 15 personnel performing electrical testing, trouble shooting, inspection and repair of tactical and training Air Intercept Missiles.• Inspected and maintained 29 pieces of missile support equipment worth $630 Thousand.• Coordinated daily logistical missile support and missile maintenance on 119 tactical and training assets worth $36 Million.- Led section Hazardous Waste program, erected Hazardous Waste Accumulation point, program lauded best on the installation by wing Civil Engineer.- Realigned maintenance crews, developed Periodic Evaluation checklist, increased weekly missile maintenance completion rate by 33%.- Orchestrated United States Air Forces Europe Command missile movement, bed-down 31 Air Intercept Missiles, postured installation for Libya conflict.- Mentored 17 personnel, mentorship aided 1 individual to be promoted 6 months early, and 3 individuals being presented quarterly awards.- Devised contingency reconstitution spreadsheet for multiple aircraft type, maintained 100% accountability on a $41 Million missile stockpile.- Executed a shipment of 24 courtesy stored AIM-120 missiles for the United States Marine Corps. Enabled quick re-deployment after combat operations.- Facilitated Foreign Military Sales program, provided third party quality check on 21 Air Intercept Missiles being transferred from Italian Air Force to the Jordanian Royal Air Force, enabled Department of State sanctioned program.

Kunsan Air Base, Republic Of Kore

• Evaluated quality of equipment, training, maintenance actions performed by 1,200 personnel supporting 45 F-16 aircraft worth $1.25 Billion.• Scrutinized equipment and aircraft performance data to determine trends, deficiencies, improvements and potential maintenance issues.• Performed currency and serviceability checks of deficiency reports, technical orders, work cards and checklists.• Conducted investigations on aircraft incidents, unusual events, trends and special studies for the Maintenance Group Commander.- Conducted 466 Special Inspections, 62 Periodic Evaluations and 87 Quality Verification Inspections, enforced safety, training, and environmental compliance standards.- Maintenance Exercise Evaluation Team chief, developed and revised 42 exercise training scenarios, accurately measured combat readiness.- Led 4 maintenance activity inspections, identified 40 findings, recommended improvement areas, and provided installation commander with oversight and overall compliance.- Awarded Air Force Inspector General outstanding performing during Operational Readiness Exercise, showcased emergency aid response to injured personnel.