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San Diego, California, United States

San Diego, California, United States

Uss Ronald Reagan

As a Tactical Operations Plot (TOP) Watch Supervisor, he demonstrated outstanding managerial capability in directing the setup and operation of 5 critical watch stations inside TOP, coordinating the information flow from 6 Lookout stations, analyzing real time operational radar data for over 1000 surface contacts during 30 Sea and Anchor Details, Tailored Ship Training Assessment/Final Evaluation Problem and Rim of the Pacific 2014; which resulted in a concise and accurate tactical picture for the Officer of the Deck and Tactical Action Officer. His professional level of knowledge has led to the training and qualification of 11 TOP Watch Supervisors, 62 TOP watch team members and 7 Junior Officers of the Watch, resulting in strict adherence to Commandng Officer’s Standing Orders, Fleet Tactical procedures, and enhanced watchstanding performance.

San Diego, Ca, Commander U.S Third Fleet

Oversaw operations of radar and associated equipment; identified and maintained display plot of movement of all Third Fleet naval ships. Assigned duties to Third Fleet naval ships, and held responsibility for supervising performance on Global Command and Control Maritime database management systems. Performed Joint Services and Navy-specific applications and processes. Managed C4I information, database management functions, communications operations, and Force Over-the-Horizon Track Coordinator (FOTC) functions, utilizing Unified Build (series) software. Accomplished training using hardware and software currently installed in fleet.* Ensured tasks delegated to correct naval vessel for 100%-accurate picture display of GCCS-M- and non-GCCS-M-capable navigational ships movement through Command and Control Personal Computer (C2PC).* Supervised computer operations; conducted periodic equipment inspections and routine tests to ensure operations standards met with limited or no errors from sensitive computer equipment.* Operated various radio equipment to communicate classified information and directions to ships and shore units.* Coordinated, managed, and oversaw all operations of Command and Control Personal Computer (C2PC) for near-real-time backup visual global operations picture for GCCS-M.* Collaborated with over 50 units/organizations using chat, electronic messages, and secure voice communications.* Ensured accurate and timely updating of overall surface picture in Third Fleet and Seventh Fleet theater.

San Diego, Ca, Commander U.S. Third Fleet

* Served as the assistant Joint Interface Control Officer from 2008 to 2010. Duties included Data Fusion Cell Supervisor, responsible for 22 watch standers who maintain theater wide Common Operational Picture and Data Link architecture.* Supervised daily operations in the C3F Data Fusion Cell ensuring all systems, specifically ADSI, GCCS, CENTRIXS were operational while managing data feeds from C3F, C2F, C5F, C6F and C7F simultaneously. Responsible directly to C3F and CPF JICOs for fused Common Operation Picture provided to JTF commander.* Subject matter expert on Air Defense System Integrator and GCCS. Routinely configured systems for Fleet and exercise operations and was the lead trouble shooter for both systems.* Served as website administrator for largest, most comprehensive Data Link and COP provided to fleet for operational and exercise references.* Served as the Navy’s Joint Multi-TDL school coordinator, served as single point of contact for all Fleets to schedule quotas for Joint Interoperability Division (JID) classes..

Usns Walter S Diehl Tao -193

* Scheduled refueling and resupply of Navy ships at sea. Managed intense schedule, logistics, and communication issues for over 157 replenishments-at-sea and 25 port visits. * Drafted over 136 Daily Operational summaries, 45 Operational Taskings Replenishments at Sea, 26 Weekly Operational Summaries, 18 Logistics request, 18 Locators, 12 Mail routers and 2 OPSTAT CHOP messages.* Trained 2 Military Personnel and 2 Civilian Mariners on proper message writing procedures.

Mayport, Florida/ Virginia Beach, Virginia/ San Diego, Ca

Deck Seamenship for a period of 3 years and Operations Specialists for a period of 17 years. Honorably Discharged with 20 years of Faithful and Dedicated Service and full retirement.

San Diego, Ca, Uss Pearl Harbor Lsd-52

* Assists Commanding Officer and Tactical Action Officer on choice of tactics and weapons employment in all naval warfare areas. Coordinates combat information from detection to engagement.* Performs tactical and administrative message drafting and develops Combat Systems Team Training (CSTT) scenarios to include time-line generation and training systems generation. * Plots Search and Rescue calculations.

San Diego, Ca, Uss Germantown Lsd-42

* Performs Joint Services and Navy specific applications and processes. * Manages C41 information; database management functions, communications operations and Force Over-the Horizon Track Coordinator (FOTC) functions, utilizing the Unified Build (series) software. * Training is accomplished using hardware and software currently installed in the fleet. * Able to operate global command and control system equipment; operate the unified build software; conduct mapping operations; be familiar with advanced tactical display; and understand the command and control personnel computer.

Virginia Beach, Virginia, Facsfac Vacapes

* Supervised two watch teams at Fleet Area Control and Surveillance Facility, Virginia Capes (FACSFAC VACAPES) in a dynamic 24/7 facility providing real-time scheduling, problem deconfliction, and safety briefs for military exercises in offshore and inland operating areas stretching from Maine to South Carolina.* Supervised the real-time scheduling and deconfliction of over 800 hazardous events and one Search and Rescue Mission.* Processed over 3,400 Joint Naval Messages.* Processed and released 10 OPREP-3 Navy Blue Messages for NAS Oceana

Mayport, Florida, Uss John Hancock Dd-981

* Operates radar and associated equipment; identifies and maintains a display (plot) of the movement of ships, aircraft, missiles, and natural objects detected by observing a radar; maintains a radar navigation plot of own ship's movement; evaluates information collected by radar and appropriately disseminates it; performs routine preventive maintenance on radar equipment; operates radiotelephones. * Operates a radar/console screen, observing objects detected by the radar and displayed on the radar screen; identifies the objects detected, determines their movement, and disseminates this information to users by internal communications systems; operates radiotelephones; plots and maintains current display of objects detected; determines own ship's position on nautical charts using ranges, bearing, and standard navigational symbols; changes given positions into grid coordinates; knows the basic functions and interrelations of the modulator, receiver, antenna, control, and indicator units; reads electronic block diagrams; solves maneuvering board problems for course, speed, closest point of approach, true wind, and desired wind. * Tests radar and associated electronic equipment; supervises and trains personnel operating radar and associated electronic equipment, plotting display information, operating radiotelephones and keeping logs; solves course and speed problems using polar coordinate graph paper; performs duties of marine coastal radar navigator using nautical charts; maintains strategic geographic and surface plots; interprets international and inland nautical rules of the road.

Mayport, Florida, Uss John Hancock Dd-981

* Performs all basic seamanship functions aboard ship that involve line or wire and rigging used to secure the ship to a pier, mooring, or anchor; is able to identify functions of navigation and shipboard equipment; lowers, raises, and launches lifesaving equipment; handles small boats; navigates by using several different types of compasses.* Keeps records by degrees or points; knows navigational aids, nautical rules of the road, and the buoys of inland waters of the US; knows the nomenclature of decks, superstructures, and parts of the hull; knows the purpose and limitations of first aid and the first aid treatments for electrical shock, simple and compound fractures, heat exhaustion, heat stroke, and burns; must be qualified as a swimmer, fourth class.* Knows how to determine the classes of fire hoses and how to use carbon dioxide, dry chemical, and water portable fire extinguishers; knows the function of the typical fire main system, fixed carbon dioxide system, water washdown system, and magazine sprinkling system; knows the difference between flooding and progressive flooding and the danger involved

Bachelor'S Degree, Computer Science With Emphasis On Software And Mobile Applications, 3.79

Bachelor’S Degree, Computer Science For Networking And Information Systems Security, 3.79

Nec: 0342, Gccs-M

Global Command and Control System (GCCS) is the United States' armed forces DoD joint command and control (C2) system used to provide.

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Bachelor'S Degree, Computer Science

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