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Palmer, Alaska, United States

Investigations into major crimes such as homicides, sexual assaults, serious assaults, and sexual abuse of minors.

Alaska

Conduct law enforcement patrol duties that includes traffic stops, responding to calls for service, educating the public on ways to reduce and deter crime. Complete investigations involving traffic collisions, some wildlife crimes, assaults, thefts, drugs, child abuse, robberies, death, etc.

Anchorage, Ak

Responsible for planning, developing, and coordinating logistic and supply chain issues across functional areas, and for evaluating the Alaska Division's supply chain processes to ensure rig operations are adequately and efficiently supported. Complete oilfield Buyer duties, shipment planning and expediting, travel arrangements, contract negotiations, business relations, and new Supplier additions.

Fort Richardson, Ak

Responsible for planning and coordinating all Battalion operations; advising, mentoring, and building cohesive teams within the Alaska Army National Guard and Reserve units; and planning for and participating in Theater Security Cooperation Program (TSCP) missions throughout the U.S. Army-Pacific area of operations.

Fort Richardson, Alaska

Led an active duty Army team responsible for ensuring that the Alaska Army National Guard and Army Reserve Units were receiving proper training and assisted them in being ready to deploy in support of national interests. Formed, trained, and led a combined team to train, advise, and mentor multi-national Army units in support of Theater Security Cooperation Program (TSCP) missions throughout the U.S. Army-Pacific area of operations

Camp Hovey, Korea

Commanded, mentored, and advised more than 280 personnel that included directors, peers, subordinates, and Korean Augmentees to the U.S. Army (KATUSAs) that completed all actions necessary to run the Brigade Tactical Operations Center, the Brigade Headquarters, the Brigade Sensitive Compartmentalized Information Facility (SCIF), the Brigade's KATUSA headquarters, and the Family Center. Responsible for coordinating operations of these personnel across two military posts in South Korea across fourteen individual locations.•Provided disaster response to local officials after devastating monsoon rains caused major flooding and mudslides throughout the Dongducheon and Camp Casey/Hovey area.

Fort Richardson, Alaska

Responsible for planning and coordinating all platoon combat operations in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and all training operations stateside and overseas. •Trained and mentored over 400 members of the Iraqi Police and Army during numerous joint patrols and operations to then take the lead in conducting anti-insurgent operations. •Led the successful placement and implementation of the first Concerned Citizen Program checkpoints, in the Battalion's Area of Operations, employing over 200 local personnel.

Fort Richardson, Alaska

Responsible for coordinating the material, ammunition, food, and land space support for a 140 man Airborne Infantry Rifle Company. Served as the Company Commander during any absence of the Commander. •Planned and coordinated the logistics movement of two Infantry company’s equipment being sent on a combat deployment in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.Planned and coordinated the movement of a Rifle Company's equipment to the National Training Center and back to Fort Richardson, AK.•Completed the Airload Planner Course, Automated Airload Planner Course, the Unit Movement Officer Course, and the TCAIMS-II Course in logistics planning and movement.