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Clarksville, Tn, Us

Clarksville, Tn, Us

Development of critical skills and positions within Correctional Facilities to aid retention efforts. Development and implementation of programs designed to improve the onboarding process drastically. Creating retention incentives and reporting requirements designed to aid in recognition initiatives.

Developing data collection requirements for all Fire Departments resulting in personnel tracking, equipment life cycling, Emergency Management, as well as Grant coordination.

Nashville, Tennessee, United States

Fort Campbell North, Kentucky, United States

Serves as the senior airdrop equipment NCO in the unit. Oversees unit, direct, and general support maintenance on all parachutes, textile components, and other airdrop equipment. Ensures the proper use and maintenance of machines and tools for fabrication, modification, and repair of parachutes and other airdrop equipment. Monitors reports of equipment availability and advises command on maintenance issues.

Fort Lewis, Washington, United States

Upon receipt of assignment from airdrop equipment repair NCO, plans work requirements and assigns work. Coordinates work with Senior Airdrop Systems Technician, repair NCOs, and classification section of the airdrop platoon/section. Supervises field maintenance on all parachutes, textile components and other airdrop equipment.Ensures that the necessary repair tools, and machines repair parachutes and other airdrop equipment are available and serviceable. Supervises repair operations, schedules work and assigns sections' air delivery specialists. Reports availability of equipment and maintains required publications related to maintenance of airdrop equipment.Provides technical guidance and supervision to subordinate personnel. Directs and supervises the rigging of supplies, equipment, and vehicles for an airdrop. Supervises the management of airdrop platforms, materials, and parachutes (cargo, extraction, and personnel). Provides technical guidance in planning, scheduling, and coordinating for airdrop support, standard/nonstandard rigging, and sling load. Coordinates activities, and mission support with other supervisors.

Fort Campbell North, Kentucky, United States

Volunteered for the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment assessment. Consists of five weeks of training that includes: Medical First Responder, Advanced Weapons, Land Navigation, and Modern Army Combatives. Rigorous training and physically demanding tasks to ensure a train-as-you-fight mentality.“Night Stalkers Don’t Quit.”

Aviano, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy

Packs personnel parachutes for the unit personnel and for personnel of supported units. Packs cargo parachutes in support of airdrop operations. Shakes out personnel and small cargo parachutes. Drop-tests personal parachutes to check rigger proficiency. Some of your duties as a Parachute Packer may include performing a pack-in-progress inspection; removing turns, tangles, and twists; looking for rips, holes, broken suspension lines, and any other deficiency that would render a parachute unserviceable.Submitted packet to assess for 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment

Virginia, United States

High attention to detail is the most important characteristic of high-quality Army Parachute Riggers because one mistake on the job could lead to tragedy. Army Parachute Riggers are assigned to handle parachutes and their release systems. They also pack and repair airdrop systems for equipment, supplies, and vehicles. Army Parachute Riggers (92R MOS) are primarily responsible for installing and repairing canvas and textile items related to parachutes.

Learned Army values of Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, and Personal Courage. Begin physical and tactical military training, learn life-saving skills for combat, and get briefed on sexual harassment prevention programs. Begin training with assigned weapon. Learn hand-to-hand combat skills and build confidence and teamwork by navigating obstacle courses and other terrain. Showed skills and understanding of basic rifle marksmanship, maintenance, target engagement, and hand-to-hand training; how to prioritize multiple targets. Learned how to handle more advanced weaponry, like machine guns and grenades. Continue advanced marksmanship and maneuvering. Carried out a multiple-day land navigation course to test survival, fitness, and Soldier skills.