(Combat Marksmanship Coaches Course Chief Instructor)- Train and develop marksmanship coaches- Develop and employ marksmanship coaches to teach basic fundamentals of pistol marksmanship - Develop and employ marksmanship coaches to teach basic fundamentals of rifle marksmanship - Facilitate training for Tables 1-6, Annual Rifle Qualification and Pistol Qualification

- Instruct Marines and Marine Corps Recruits on the fundamentals of marksmanship.- Instructed 1,200+ Marine Corps recruits on the fundamentals of Marine Corps Rifle Marksmanship over a period of 6 months.- Instructed 120 Marines in the fundamentals of pistol marksmanship- Trained Marine Corps Marksmanship coaches

- Advise Company grade officers in fire support planning and tactics.- Communicate with aircraft - Conduct terrain and map analysis prior to operations- Assist in landing a helicopter for medical evacuations via communications

HITT (High Intensity Tactical Training)- Create short and long term physical fitness training plans- Provide physical fitness instruction to a group of 5-45 Marines/Sailors- Provide combat fitness instruction to a group of 5-45 Marines/Sailors- Fitness curriculum programming- Advise first line supervisors on fitness instruction- Provide instruction on injury prevention measures- Provide instruction on fitness techniques

- Deployed to Okinawa Japan in support of the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit- Led and employed a squad sized element of 8-12 marines in support of crisis response operations- Maintained accountability of over $2,000,000 worth of gear, communication equipment and armored vehicles- Coordinated and communicated with other squad sized elements- Responsible for tactical proficiency, welfare and physical fitness of 8-12 marines

- Deployed to Somalia and Kuwait in support of the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit- Led and employed a team sized element of 2-3 marines- Maintained accountability of over $1,000,000 worth of gear and communication equipment- Responsible for welfare, tactical proficiency and physical fitness of 2-3 marines