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Perform field and sustainment level maintenance, repair, troubleshooting, and employment of the Low-Slow-Small Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) Integrated Defeat System (LIDS). Conduct system installations, de-installations, end user training, and site surveys of future system deployment locations. Key Accomplishments:• Performed system maintenance, troubleshooting and field repair for 15 LIDS systems spread over 10 locations. • Performed system installation and or deinstallation for 5 LIDS systems.• Led 80+ hours of over the shoulder training for 20+ end user operators for the LIDS C-UAS System.

● I perform field and sustainment level maintenance, repair, troubleshooting, and employment of Q-49 Lightweight Counter Mortar Radar (LCMR).● I synchronize radar systems logistics including ordering replacement parts and materials' prepare and submit weekly maintenance reports.● I assess and select future radar sites and collaborate with external agencies regarding radar systems.● I create local operating procedures for Afghanistan Sense and Warn Field Service Representatives.

● I perform field and sustainment level maintenance, repair, troubleshooting, and employment of Q-49 Lightweight Counter Mortar Radar (LCMR). ● I synchronize radar systems logistics including ordering replacement parts and materials' prepare and submit weekly maintenance reports. ● I assess and select future radar sites and collaborate with external agencies regarding radar systems. ● I create local operating procedures for Afghanistan Sense and Warn Field Service Representatives.● I relocated and transferred the Sense and Warn operations desk with minimal down time.● I orchestrated 36+ hours of over the shoulder training for new Command and Control Technicians and provide operator training as needed.

● I facilitated operations, relocation and reinstallation of S&W C2 components as a C2 systems subject matter expert. ● I coordinated the S&W local area and wide area networks including network architecture troubleshooting, fault isolation and repairs. ● I documented and requisitioned repair parts in a clean, serviceable condition and drafted weekly maintenance reports.● I selected and surveyed future C2 equipment with external agencies. ● I improved the Sense and Warn network architecture which reduced weekly downtime from 15 to 0%.● I replaced outdated systems by installing four new servers based FAAD systems.

● I oversaw, operated and verified the Sense and Warn Suit (LCMR, Giraffe AMB, FAAD and WAVES). I performed preventative maintenance and assisted field service representatives with sustainment level maintenance. ● I reviewed, updated and disbursed operational logs, indirect fire target logs and other reports. ● I conducted initial configuration, orientation and survey of LCMRs and reviewed incoming target verification tracks. ● I surveyed and assessed six Radar positions in preparation for a system wide installation in Kabul Afghanistan.

● I executed Sensor Support AFATDS block and platform instruction as a formal school instructor. ● I participated in and completed the Army Basic Instructor Course. ● I developed and taught the Marine Artillery Sensor Support Man Course and Sensors block of instruction for the Marine Artillery Operations Chief Course. ● I taught 120+ students in the sensor support primary occupational specialty.● I analyzed and offered improvements for the Marine Corps War fighting Publication 3-16.7 Tactics, Techniques and Procedures for Marine Artillery Sensor Operations (draft) for publication.

● I managed and led weekly Battalion training for 400+ Marines.● I oversaw $1.3M+ in sections equipment. ● I oversaw inventories and embarkation of equipment for eight off-island artillery relocation exercises.● I achieved 100% operational status at all times as the supervisor of the Battalion’s AFATDS database construction and network.● I drafted eight Operations Orders for artillery relocation training.

● I executed the operational orders for the Combat Operations Center (COC) Forward for seven named operations with U.S. and Afghan forces. ● I led and assessed 22 Marines of the Advisor team in Military Operations in Urban Terrain (MOUT) throughout live fire shoot house training program. ● I analyzed ANA's Kandak and Tolais shooting, movement and communication abilities during independent operations; recorded and reported ANA training statistics for 200+ students and 32 periods of instruction to headquarters.

● I executed 400+ security mounted patrols across Al Anbar Province as a Fire-Team Leader/Vehicle Commander.● I served as the Operations Chief for the Department of State Anbar Provincial Reconstruction Team during the Operation Iraqi Freedom deployment. ● I advised 12 Iraqi Government leaders on their travel arrangements to attend the International Visitor’s Leadership program in Washington D.C. ● I trained 300+ Marines and fired over 60,000 rounds while instructing the Battalion in Mission Oriented Combat Shooting.● I achieved 100% continuous operational status as the manager of the Battery's AFATDS database construction and network.