Responsible for the training and conduct of up to 25 Soldiers with five different occupational specialties, assists the Brigade Counterfire Officer and the Battalion Operations Officer with the tactical and technical considerations affecting the employment of the AN/TPQ-36 and AN/TPQ-37, AN/TPQ-50 and the AN/TPQ-53 radar systems valued at $40,0000,000; liaison Noncommissioned Officer between the brigade and battalion tactical operation centers for all target acquisition assets.

Contacts, interviews, and advises civilian personnel to obtain qualified applicants for enlistment into the Army. Contacts representatives of schools, public officials, personnel managers, parents of prospective applicants, religious and civil leaders, and others to present the Army as an employment and career opportunity. Presents formal and informal talks on advantages of the Army at civic and service organizations and student bodies.

Leads, trains and supervises Soldiers in operation and maintenance of radar and ancillary equipment, and operator maintenance on organic communications equipment and vehicles. Provides leadership and training for integrated target acquisition operations and instructs Soldiers in target acquisition tactics, techniques, and procedures. Evaluates, processes, and reports target information to Battalion. Recommends positioning of direct support target acquisition radar assets, cueing guidance… Show more Leads, trains and supervises Soldiers in operation and maintenance of radar and ancillary equipment, and operator maintenance on organic communications equipment and vehicles. Provides leadership and training for integrated target acquisition operations and instructs Soldiers in target acquisition tactics, techniques, and procedures. Evaluates, processes, and reports target information to Battalion. Recommends positioning of direct support target acquisition radar assets, cueing guidance, sectors of search, and radar zone positioning to Battalion Counter-Fire Officer. Show less

NCO of the Personal security detail for our squadron commander in Iraq. Conducting recon of Key leader engagements and building lasting relationships with village leaders.

Senior Radar Operator of a radar section; leads and supervises the preparation of operations; operates and maintains firefinder radars; assists section chief in controlling Soldiers and equipment; provides technical guidance to four Soldiers; takes part in reconnaissance and site selection for emplacement of radar; supervises and schedules operational maintenance of radar and assocaited equipment valued in excess of $20,000,000; assumes duties as section chief in his absence.

The field artillery firefinder radar operator is responsible for detecting enemy forces and alerting the units in the Army. Using a “firefinder” — which are highly specialized radars — they can detect various objects and their locations.

The field artillery firefinder radar operator is responsible for detecting enemy forces and alerting the units in the Army. Using a “firefinder” — which are highly specialized radars — they can detect various objects and their locations.