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Fort Rucker, Alabama, United States

Supervisor of 25 supply personnel and 2 logistics supervisors. Responsible for all reporting requirements and all logistics operations at CPM Hanchey. Responsible for 7,000 lines of stock, four PLL locations, three tool rooms, and 10 bench stock locations. Meets with program manager, ACLC, maintenance supervisors, quality, records, and production personnel to ensure we meet the logistics needs of the customer (U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence). Leads team of supply personnel to successfully analyze, order, track, receive, and issue shop stock (PLL) aircraft parts, bench stock, HAZMAT, and consumables. Accesses government network (.mil) and utilizes contractor portal as tools to track all classes of supply within G-Army and DLA. Subject matter expert for Aircraft Notebook (A.C.N.). Supplies all needed equipment, tools, and parts to maintenance crews for two separate aircraft classes (UH-60 and AH-64) during phase operations. Identifies critical items and issues target report daily. Coordinates critical parts acquisition with ACLC personnel. Responsible for zero balance, excess, recon, and unscheduled reporting requirements. Audits TMDE program and ensures compliance with army regulations, maintains records. Oversees completion of ZOAREP (recoverable items tracking) and ensures return of all government funded equipment. Analyzes demand to determine shop stock (PLL) and bench stock levels. Uses FEDLOG to determine part suitability for phase maintenance applications. Developed requirements for phase maintenance (H.U.P.P. Kits). Ensures compliance with HAZMAT local guidelines and Army regulations. Assigns and issues all tool kits and consumable items required for UH-60 and AH-64 phase and unscheduled maintenance. Serves as the COMSEC officer for the contracting office, controls all serialized COMSEC movement to and from the air-frame.

Chief Warrant Officer Two with many additional duties. Primarily responsible for flight planning, mission execution, and safe maintenance practices on all UH-60M Blackhawk helicopters assigned to A. Company, 3-1 Air Assault Helicopter Battalion, 1st Infantry Division. Company supply representative, utilizing ULLS/E and ULLS/A and general knowledge of Aviation supply support activities to procure class nine items in support of the operational unit. Prepares for deployment to Afghanistan. Integral member of all meetings to brief the command group on aircraft readiness, and the role of supply at the company. Operates one UH-60M Blackhawk helicopter during day and night operations. Conducts multi-ship flights, recurring training flights, and proficiency flights. Exercised working knowledge of all flight related tasks to include ground run-up, refueling, in flight procedures, emergency requirements, instrument flight landings, and navigational aided flight. Created a Safety SOP that was adopted at the brigade level and ensures compliance with FOD regulations, making the Brigade safer as a whole. Tracked crew-flight hours in order to comply with work/rest regulations for aviation crew members. Ensures crew proficiency with Army communication equipment, and plans for lost communication events. Trains crew for aerial gunnery, weapons proficiency in-flight with two 240B machineguns.Leads/ participates in group physical exercise daily. Briefs mission plan, in detail, to commander.Recommends approval for flight schedules. Company treasurer, keeps detailed logs of all available funds and budget.

Ft. Benning

Instructor at the Armor school for AIT (advanced instructional training). Responsible for writing new doctrine and teaching MOI to over 100 students per 8 week cycle.

Fort Hood, Texas, United States

Serves as a Tank Commander in an Armored Cavalry Troop; responsible for the discipline, training, morale, health and welfare of three Soldiers and their Families; responsible for providing combat ready Soldiers, vehicles and equipment to the United States Army Armor School; supports Program of Instruction for Armor Basic Officer Leaders Course (ABOLC), Master Gunner Course, Army Reconnaissance Course and Tank Commanders Course; responsible for daily administrative operations, employment of the squad, one M1A1 Main Battle Tank and assigned equipment valued in excess of $2,500,000. Serves as a Platoon Sergeant in the only heavy Armored Cavalry Regiment in the US Army responsible for the health, welfare, and professional development of 16 NCO's and enlisted Soldiers in preparation for combat operations; serves as the primary advisor to the Platoon Leader on all enlisted issues and makes critical decisions in his absence; plans, coordinates, and supervises activities pertaining to critical organizational training, combat operations, and combat intelligence edits and prepares tactical operations plans and orders. Performs primary duties as Tank Commander; performs duties shown in preceding level of skill and supervises subordinate personnel in performance of these duties; prepares sketch and range cards; operates main gun controls and firing controls; adjusts fire; fires main gun; prepares radio equipment for operation and enters net; operates internal communication equipment; conducts training for tank crew; prepares, files, and distributes operations maps, situation maps, and overlays; reads and interprets maps and aerial photographs; records information on maps and overlays; indicates location, strength, tactical deployment, and emplacement of friendly and enemy units; marks vehicle routes on maps and overlays; reproduces, distributes, and files operations orders and plans; inspects tank turret and automotive components for malfunctions.

Bachelor Of Applied Science - Basc, Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies, General, 4.0

Activities and Societies: President's List Interdiciplinary Studies and minor in Logistics Management. Expected completion Fall 2022.

Associate'S Degree, Aviation Maintenance, 4.0

Activities and Societies: President's List Airframe and Powerplant rating and degree earned simultaneously.