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United States

Daytona Beach, Florida, United States

Schedule transport of disabled Veterans to medical appointments at VA health centers and civilian providers throughout Florida. Provide Corporate office with Daily reports on income, fleet utilization, payroll. POC for Daytona VA and clients to provide current transportation capabilities and any concerns . Focal point for hiring inquiries and employment data for Daytona Beach office.

Daytona Beach, Florida

Schedule and Transport Veterans to medical appointments at VA health centers and civilian providers throughout Florida

Served in a Joint Staff position in the office of Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense of POW/Missing Personnel Affairs performing a full range of research analysis, and production tasks relating to all aspects of the Korean War POW/MIA issue. Prepared and correlated current and basic intelligence for publication and dissemination in support of the White House, Congress, State Department, the Office of the Secretary of Defense, military services and other U.S. agenciesSelected contributions• Researched and collected over 6,000 pages of U.S. archival documents on Soviet WWII losses. Provided critical data to Russian and affirmed U.S. government commitment to POW/MIA issue.• Exhaustively researched 1950’s era U.S. Communist Chinese unofficial negotiations, newspaper and magazine articles that resulted in rediscovery of several dropped leads important for finding missing servicemen.• Innovative use of digital photography to collect archival documents saved $600 on one project. Streamlined process for digitizing information for inclusion in database• Painstaking research resulted in first ever next-of-kin notifications to families of missing South Korean and Australian serviceman. Underscored humanitarian work of Defense POW/MIA Office.• Problem solver! Eliminated office disconnect with AF Personnel Center records. Devised plan to mirror up records

Implements and manages Operational formal and technical training programs for Air Intelligence Agency (AIA). Implements Air Staff training policies. Formulates and implements training policies for over 50 units, 3,000 enlisted personnel and 99 AF specialty codes worldwide. Coordinates with DoD training activities to ensure AIA training requirements are met. Attends utilization and training workshops and provides input to the AIA Cryptologic Linguist Functional manager. Training liaison to National Security Agency, Air Staff, Air Force Personnel Center, Air Education and Training Command, and sister-service training elements.Selected contributions• Instrumental in development of first ever cryptologic commander certification matrix. Data provided AF ISR Director of Operations snapshot assessment of Cryptologic analyst utilization and training.• Doubled Cryptologic Language Analyst training opportunities. Adeptly assisted in building of 9 million dollar language training spend plan, largest fiscal training investment in 5 years. • Researched and assessed language requirements for projected European Command ISR plan. Cryptologic Linguist Analyst shortfalls identified for Air National Guard integration into AF Distributed Common Ground System.• Authored multiple papers for AF ISR Agency commander which directly lead to establishment of Airborne training detachment and $62,000 in AF funding.

Manage resources and monitors database production for Command and Control (C2) Warfare operational Support System (Constant Web). Directs daily operation of 10 Military and civilian analysts and functions as Deputy Section Chief. Establishes work schedules, coordinates additional duties, handles suspenses, and quality review for all branch awards, decorations and enlisted performance reports. Develops policies, procedures, and priorities for utilization of branch personnel and assets. Oversees training of newly assigned analysts and coordinates manning support to contingency and exercise deployments. Maintains a portion of CONSTANT WEB target country database as a certified C2W Network AnalystSelected Contributions• Developed and implemented section database working aid; provided 10 section analysts necessary technical guidance; reduced message processing time/increased data entry by 50 percent.• Lauded by the COO of Information Warfare Center for contribution to 453rd Electronic Warfare Squadron research project. Information on adversary communications enhanced capabilities of crucial electronic warfare model and simulation database.• Operational expertise resulted in selection as Cryptologic linguist Subject Matter Expert for 150 person division• Sharpened managerial and leadership skills by directing 45-member branch during 6-month deployment of Branch supervisor. Coordinated all actions and suspenses with100% mission accomplishment.• Security expertise used in preparation for Unit Compliance Inspection. Unit received overall 91 percent rating. Recognized as Security Manager of the year and Inspector General “professional performer.”

Performed all-source analysis on Command, Control, and Communications (C3) nodes and systems used to develop data files for entry into the USAF Command and Control Warfare Operational Support System. Researched, reviewed, and extracted target information from command libraries and computerized data retrieval systems. Correlated, verified, and entered C3 information into appropriate database files. Researched and prepared replies to support requests for information support from U.S. and allied war fighters. Conducted analyst exchanges with national-level intelligence agencies to support multi-source intelligence acquisition, clarification, and command and control information dissemination. Supervises two people. Serves as primary division security representative and primary branch training monitor.Selected Contributions• Handpicked to attend 1999 Order of Battle Conference at US Strategic Command; first large-scale meeting of intelligence community analysts since reorganization of target country's air defense forces• Selected to test DIA’s Modernized Integrated Data Base upgrade; found critical errors; suggested fixes incorporated into upgrade prior to final acceptance.• Top notch linguistic and analytical expertise resulted in selection as sole author for linguist and majority contributor to comprehensive examinations to determine top linguist and analyst for Information Warfare Center to compete at the AF level.• Applied job skills in assisting development of division's new Analyst Job Qualification Standard.Employed expertise to validate 50 percent of end-of-chapter tests for new Analyst Training Guide and experience to develop practical portion of the end-of-course evaluation used to certify all C2 analysts.• Certified as a Command and Control Network Analyst two months early, immediately becoming a recognized expert on adversary communications.

Cryptologic Linguist Specialist Supervisor (Feb 96-May-97)Directs the voice processing mission assigned to High Frequency Systems resources at the multiservice Misawa Cryptologic Operations Center (MCOC), AF ISR Agency’s largest field site. Supervises eight personnel in a work center comprised of 3 local area network servers, 11 data input terminals, radio receiving and recording equipment and signal tracking computers valued in excess of $1.5 million. Alerts section analysts to time-sensitive information necessary in the decision-making process of national consumers and tactical commanders. Advises senior supervisors on equipment status, manpower, on-the-job training, and mission efficiency. Selected contribution• Handpicked to coordinate local hearability study; exemplary efforts lauded by Joint Mission Management.• Key player in an elite cadre of linguists; provided sole input on activity of high-interest to national-level consumers. Prodigious efforts resulted in over 400 product reports during 6-month period.• Well versed communicator who received accolades from dignitaries on in-depth professional briefings.• Recognized by Mission Management as top operator for increasing production efforts from July through January.• Developed quality training materials which greatly enhanced the ability of Air Force linguists to support worldwide contingency operations.• Meticulously reviewed materials used to train and test cryptologic linguists on their global and cryptologic language abilities. Inputs accepted by AF ISR Agency and received letter of appreciation from Chief, Joint Operations Training.• Directed the efforts of 10 multiservice technicians and provided time-sensitive information to national-level consumers.

Provides linguistic support in a $1.7 million work center comprised of 3 separate equipment systems. Transcribes end product in proper format and performs periodic quality control checks. Maintains proficiency in mandatory specialty qualifications and conducts on-the-job training. Responds to national tasking levied in the form of Mission Control Notes (MCN). Coordinates with other operators and analysts to ensure mission is accomplished in priority order with no duplication of effort. Performs preventive maintenance on state-of-the-art equipment when necessary and is Subject Matter Expert for his area.Selected Contributions• Superb technician regularly tasked to handle the most technically challenging activity in his work center.• Personally recognized in the monthly feedback vehicle as either the first or second best performer across four sections for a 9-month period.• Meticulous attention to detail resulted in 3 "Outstanding" Quarterly Quality Control reviews.• Hand-picked by squadron's senior management personnel to enter training on the most diverse and linguistically challenging position in his work center.• Hand-picked by the unit commander for an arduous 90-day TDY in support of Operation COBRA JUDY.• Effectively managed time by simultaneously tackling his first operational position and required Career Development Course (CDC). Certified early with "Outstanding" results and completed CDCs with an overall grade of 79 percent.

Provides linguistic support in a $1.7 million work center comprised of three separate equipment systems. Operates pertinent voice communications equipment in support of various national-level consumers. Transcribes end product in proper format and performs periodic quality control checks. Maintains proficiency in mandatory specialty qualifications and conducts on-the-job training.Selected Contributions• Demonstrated excellent supervisory and interpersonal skills. As a first time supervisor he assumed responsibilities for two individuals with outstanding results.• Strong technical ability and prior field experience proved crucial to new work center. Quickly mastered intricacies of new operational position with minimal training.• Consistently produced high-caliber technical inputs for report crucial to theater commanders and national-level long-range planners.• Keen analytical ability--personally responsible for identifying significant activities in a timely manner which resulted in the issuance of over 100 tactical reports in 5 month period.

Searches for, collects, analyzes, and processes target voice signals of interest. Operates sophisticated detection equipment to isolate target signals and routes them to recorders and remote processing facilities. Conducts short-term analysis of signal content and issues time-sensitive reports via an integrated computer network. Coordinates with Division mission controller and remote analytic sites to maximize resource allocation and enhance overall mission coverage. Maintains logs of on-going events for review by senior management.Selected Contributions• Sets the example! Foremost provider of signal-of-interest data in the unit, which provides the bulk of such recoveries world-wide.• Contributed directly to State Department assessment of unrest in several CIS republics.• Provided numerous off-line transcripts for fusion and end reporting--normally a day staff function.• Dual qualifications provided the team with great flexibility in manning and facilitated further cross-mission training.• Exceptional duty performance and technical knowledge was vital to the successful evolution of unique collection and reporting mission.• Recognized by site director for outstanding collection, analysis and reporting of Major Air Defense exercise activity.• On two separate occasions national level agencies have commended his accurate reporting of situations of vital interest to national security.

Operates radio receivers, recording equipment, frequency measuring equipment, and complex computer terminals. Searches for, monitors, records, hand copies, and transcribes all assigned activity.Selected Contributions• Provided expert assistance on countless occasions by augmenting other flights, earning much deserved respect and favorable comments from his superiors.• Quickly mastered the intricacies of complex new equipment, ensuring mission continuity• Provided invaluable performance feedback to project coordinators, thus ensuring the required improvements were made.• Aggressively filled the newly created position of Flight Manager, took on many of the duties usually reserved for the higher ranking Mission Supervisor.