Christopher (Chris) Orta, Sr. Email & Phone Number

Field Artillery Warrant Officer advising Commanders (Chief Executives) and staff on all matters relative to the employment of target acquisition assets and the Army's targeting methodology. Synchronizes and coordinates the Army's targeting process and Joint Fires at all echelons. Plans, organizes, implements, monitors, and evaluates operations, threat environment, maintenance and advice on the technical/tactical employment of Target Acquisition sensors.

United States, Germany, Iraq, And Afghanistan

U.S. Army Senior Non-Commissioned Officer (First-line Supervisor) served in various leadership positions in a M119A2 and M109A6 direct support Field Artillery Platoon with a world-wide contingency mission; responsible for the health and welfare, counseling, development and supervision of more than 40 personnel. Primarily responsible for $1,500,000 worth of equipment, tactical logistics, tactical casualty evacuations, and serving as the senior tactical advisor to the Platoon Leader (Manager). Trained personnel in cannon gunnery procedures firing and displacement while serving as one of four Field Artillery Airborne Firing Battery Platoon Sergeants “Smoke” in Europe.

Texas, United States

III Armored Corps Headquarters- Assists the Corps Fire Support Coordinator (FSCOORD) and Senior Corps Targeting Officer in all aspects of fire support planning and assists the Senior Intelligence Officer with day-to-day operational analysis and provides the technical/tactical expertise of state and non-state actors’ fire support equipment across multi-domain (land, sea, air, cyber, space) operations- Assists the Senior Corps Targeting Officer to facilitate the Targeting Working Group (TWG), Targeting Coordination Board (TCB), and production of all Corps targeting products

Texas, United States

1st Cavalry Division Headquarters- Oversees the only US Army Cavalry Division Commanding General’s (President) targeting process and assists the Division Artillery Commander (Chief Executive) in all aspects of the Joint & US Army targeting methodology - Assists the Division Deputy Fire Support Coordinator (DFSCOORD) in all aspects of fire support planning and assists the Senior Intelligence Officer with day-to-day operational analysis and provides the technical/tactical expertise of state and non-state actors’ fire support equipment across multi-domain (land, sea, air, cyber, space) operations- Leads and facilitates the Division Targeting Working Group (TWG), Targeting Coordination Board (TCB), and oversees the production of all division targeting products- Manages and oversees the professional development of over 20 Warrant Officers (Technical Managers)

Texas, United States

1st Cavalry Division Artillery (DIVARTY)- Assists the DIVARTY Commander/Division Fire Support Coordinator (FSCOORD) in all aspects of the Joint & US Army targeting methodology for the Division Artillery - Assists the DIVARTY Intelligence Officer with day-to-day operations analysis and provides the technical and tactical expertise of state and non-state actors’ fire support equipment across multi-domain (land, sea, air, cyber, space) operations- Responsible for the enemy pattern analysis of indirect fire acquisition to assist with the templating of enemy indirect fire positions, facilitates the division targeting working group (TWG) and prepares high payoff target lists (HPTL), attack guidance matrix (AGM), and target selection standards (TSS)

Alabama, United States

1st Warrant Officer CompanyUS Army Warrant Officer Career College- Responsible for the management of day-to-day activities, such as administration, maintenance, and logistics for over 2,000 Warrant Officer Candidates (students) and over 20 mid-grade Officers (cadre) during fiscal year- Responsible for overseeing Company Commander’s (Director) equipment worth over $1,300,000 and maintained the company inventories valued at over $50,000 with zero loss, a key element to the organization’s overall readiness - Responsible for the development of the organization’s financial procedures, practices and regulations to significantly streamline daily operations

Alabama, United States

1st Warrant Officer CompanyUS Army Warrant Officer Career College- Responsible for training, mentoring, and coaching Warrant Officer Candidates (students) for 17 branches and 44 warrant officer specialties in warrior tasks, leadership skills, and officer attributes for the Army's premier Warrant Officer producing school- Responsible and accountable for the continuous operation, discipline, leadership, management and overall supervision of the candidates (students) assigned to the 1st WOC- Set the conditions outside the classroom to guarantee student success for over 300 newly trained Warrant Officers

North Carolina, United States

2nd BCT, 82nd ABN DIV Targeting Officer2-319th AFAR- Lead Fire Support Targeting Planner for Senior Field Grade Officer Commanders (Chief Executives)- Action-oriented expert, leveraged advanced analytic skills and sophisticated tools, techniques, and tradecraft to identify people, relationships, and organizations for engagements through various means- Responsible for analysis and exploitation of a full range data to identify targets of opportunities and strategies to guide and inform leaders (managers) at multiple echelons in support of decisive action through ground security force and intelligence operations- Delivered actionable leads that fill intelligence gaps and disrupt terrorist attacks, illegal networks, cyber and counterintelligence threats- Responsible for system and network analysis techniques and specialized analytic tools to identify, detail, and help disrupt key figures and organizations who pose a threat to US interests- Utilized a range of targeting tools and specialized analytic techniques, solved complex intelligence problems and communicate their findings to both operational ground force commanders (Chief Executives) via a range of sophisticated analytic products and briefings- Performed all source analysis and research to understand intelligence gaps and intelligence priorities

South Korea

210th Fires Brigade (BDE), 2nd IDF TAB, 333rd FAR- Responsible for the management of day-to-day activities, such as administration, maintenance, and logistics for over 70 personnel - Responsible for overseeing Battery Commander’s (Director) equipment worth over $75,000,000 and maintained the company inventories valued at over $1,000,000 with zero loss, a key element to the organization’s overall readiness - Responsible for the development of the organization’s financial procedures, practices and regulations to significantly streamline daily operations- Acted as the principal advisor to the intelligence officer on the integration of Weapon Locating Radars- Conducted coordination of target acquisition assets with the intelligence, operations, and targeting personnel- Ensured information from shelling reports and mortar bombing reports are integrated into the target development process

Alabama, United States & Oklahoma, United States

428th Field Artillery Brigade1-30th FAR-Warrant Officer Candidate School (WOCS) (5 weeks) Alabama -Field Artillery Warrant Officer Basic Course (FA WOBC) (9 months) Oklahoma -Army Operational Electronic Warfare Course (6 weeks) Oklahoma

Bryan–College Station, Texas, United States

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Bryan–College Station, Texas, United States

Master Of Business Administration, General (Mba)

Class of 2020

Master Of Arts In Administration, Organizational Development (Maa)

Class of 2014

Bachelor Of Arts, Organizational Management (Ba)

Class of 2011 Summa Cum Laude

Associate In General Studies (Ags)

Class of 2010