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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.
• 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.