Develop doctrinal manuals for Joint and Army military forces. Doctrinal publications are fundamental principles by which military forces or elements thereof guide their actions in support of national objectives. Manual development typically takes up to two years from proposal to publication.Lead writing groups of subject matter experts to develop doctrinal manual content.Translate strategic level guidance.Review and edit manuals for content accuracy.Write white papers pertaining to various subject areas within the Department of Defense.

Identify acquisition requirements and evaluation criteria for future defense programs.Review and analyze studies and developmental data compiled through experimentation, tests, concept evaluation programs, and cost analyses.

Identify immediate and future needs for Department of Defense organizations.Consult with subject matter experts to understand the needs of customers.Develop project proposals in response to identified needs.

Provided instruction in Explosive Incident Countermeasures on behalf of the Department of State onsite in Jordan, Yemen, The Dominican Republic, Bangladesh, and Ethiopia as well as at the US Training Center in Moyock, NCFacilitated eight-week formal training courses in Advanced Explosive Incident Countermeasures for foreign law enforcement agents at the US Training Center for Macedonia specifically focused on Military Ordnance, Electronic Circuitry, Interpreting Circuitry, Developing a Bomb Response Team, Search Methodologies, Booby Trap Design, Scenario Training, Identifying Potential Bomb Threats, Scene Management, Using Electric and Non-Electric Demolition, Neutralizing Explosives, and Bomb Disposal Tools including Robotic and X-ray DevicesDeveloped scenarios and build models of explosive devices for the training program; provide hands-on training with live explosivesAdministered and scored final exams and evaluated course participants

Responsible for the storage and distribution of fuel for ground and airborne vehiclesWorked in the operations office for a Marine Expeditionary Unit

Deployed for Operation Iraqi Freedom (2006 and 2007), and Middle East Operations in Jordan, Iraq, Bahrain, and Dubai (2004 – 2005).Responsible for locating, identifying, rendering safe and disposing of foreign and domestic conventional, biological, chemical, or nuclear ordnance and improvised explosive devices.Responded to explosives incidents on and off the base including the surrounding community.Provided site security support for the Secret Service during presidential and high-level dignitary visits.