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Fort Moore

Grafenwöhr, Bavaria, Germany

Hohenfels, Bavaria, Germany

• Was regularly involved in providing analysis and feedback for military training exercises at the United States Army’s Joint Multinational Readiness Center in Hohenfels, Germany. Supported training rotations for approximately two to three weeks per rotation, up to four times per year. • Monitored training and produced After Action Review (AAR) products; analysed and properly assessed platoon, company, battalion, and/or brigade performance based on personal knowledge, analyses of others, and exercise recordings.• Has a detailed knowledge of U.S. Army tactical operations doctrine and Battlefield Operating Systems at theManeuverer Company/Team, Battalion/Task Force, and/or Brigade levels. Knowledgeable and has practical experience in the use of U.S. military Command, Control, and Communication (C4I) systems. Knowledgeable and understands the U.S. Army Battlefield Operation Systems, maintenance and logistics systems. Has a ddetailed knowledge of Combat Training Center Methodology, understanding the interrelationships of O/Cs, analysts, Opposing Forces (OPFOR) and the JMRC-IS.

Camp Buehring, Kuwait

he EST O/M’s provide operations support. The system Simulates weapon-training events thatlead to live-fire individual/crew weapon-training events/activities. Additionally, it enables sustainment marksmanshiptraining, static unit, collective gunnery and tactical training, and shoot/don’t shoot scenarios. The simulator alsosupports marksmanship, squad/fire team collective, and judgmental use of force training.The CFFT I/O/M’s provide instructor/operations support on use of CFFT and scenario design / modifications. TheCFFT provides realistic observed fire training in support of all indirect fire and close air support mission tasks. Thedevice is lightweight, and simulates battlefield environments for training Fire Support Specialists, Joint FiresObservers and Soldiers. It trains all Artillery, type II and III close air support, naval gunfire, and mortar missions.Flat screens only; no panoramic viewing

Camp Buehring, Kuwait

Call for Fire Trainer (CFFT) Field Service Representative (FSR) will provide CFFT operator level training and cannon field artillery forward observer training on call for fire procedures. CFFT FSR will provide CFFT FSR maintenance support and repair services in support of U.S. Military and Kuwaiti Army Training and the ARMY Readiness Training Center (RMTC).

Camp Buehring

Performs a variety of duties in the electronic, mechanical, electromechanical, and/or optical areas. Constructs, troubleshoots, calibrates, adjusts, tests, diagnoses, and maintains equipment, components, devices, or systems. Works from schematics, engineering drawings and written or verbal instructions. Operates related equipment; conducts tests and reports data in prescribed format. Performs calibration and alignment checks; makes adjustments, modifications, and replacements as directed; prepares prescribed compounds and solutions. Exclude technicians working in production or quality assurance.

Baghdad, Iraq

• Provided logistics coordinator support services for COM personnel twenty-four (24) hours per day, seven (7) days a week. Processed Distinguished Visitors (DV's) working with Protocol office. Coordinated cargo handling and shipping between Embassy locations in accordance with company Standing Operating Procedure (SOP). Ensured that Sully Compound was always secure.• Coordinated, scheduled, and maintained billeting and supplies as well as the shuttle service. Was a direct liaison for SKA Services company on expediting and baggage services at BIAP commercial terminal using both radio and mobile communications with the assistance of Personnel Tracking Locator (PTL) on numerous missions daily; MILAIR PAX terminal; and billeting at Sully Compound. Work requirements include, but not limited to, supporting travelers on helicopters and MILAIR flights, and providing special arrangements for emergency travel.• Prepared and monitored work orders and purchase orders supporting operations and customer services.Organized and provided shuttle service to and from commercial airline terminal (Baghdad International Airport (BIAP)). Operated manual and automatic transmission 25- passenger vans/buses and inspected them daily utilizing checklists established by management. Billeting/front desk operations, Embassy Air (EA-1) passenger terminal, Taylor Store, Cafeteria, and other service locations as required within BDSC. Assisted in the training of newly arrived Logistics Coordinator team members.

Baghdad, Iraq

Operate communications equipment while monitoring and relaying radio traffic and effectively controlling the network. Communicate clearly and proficiently with entities outside of the network utilizing a variety of secure voice and text-based communications technology including regional and global satellite phone, tactical military radio, and UHF/VHF radios. Monitor incident and threat reporting, and direct the deployment of the appropriate response teams; Fire Department, K-9, Explosive Ordnance Disposal, Emergency Response Team, etc. Monitor closed-circuit television cameras at critical areas and entry control points. Observe, follow and record significant events using pan, tilt and zoom camera functions. Capture, playback and digitally extract CCTV recorded incidents as requested for investigation. Monitor intrusion, fire and motion detection alarms and respond appropriately to sensor activations. Maintain an accurate and comprehensive watch activity record of all events. Ensure a positive and credible customer/client focus, providing maximum responsiveness to customer needs.

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

• Assist and Advise the Saudi Arabian National Guard (SANG) Modernization Program in the Training Support Military Doctrine Unit (TSMDU).• Assist and advise the Plans, developing, staffing, publishing, and revision of field manuals, doctrine and training within the TSMDU Organization.• Ensuring that the doctrine manual/publication is accurate, complete, meets contractual requirements, customer’s specifications and adheres to standards for quality, graphics, coverage, format, and style. • Design workshop on doctrine development process and conduct Train-The-Trainer program to select SANG-TSMDU General Officers, Senior Officers, and Noncommissioned Officers within TSMDU Doctrine Development Department.

Fort Lee, Va

• Train Quartermaster, Ordinance and Transportation Lieutenants on tactical knowledge and expertise of weapons training, doctrine utilization strategy to the Basic Officer Leader Course (BOLC) Tactical and Field Training• Serves as a Subject Matter Expert for the conduct of all tactical and weapons training as well as a field training exercise• Prepares for Small Unit Tactics, Basic and Advanced Rifle Marksmanship to include instruction with the EST 2000 system, Convoy Operations, VBS3, Counter-IED, Map Reading and Land Navigation training• Performs circuit equipment repair and modifications; Uses reference documentation and interprets charts, tables, diagrams and schematics to effectively maintain, test, trouble-shoot, fault isolate and repair electronic, electrical and mechanical subassemblies including but not limited to computers, monitors, printers, power supplies, amplifiers, printed circuit boards, motors, cables and various network subassemblies to maintain and repair the EST2000 components and systems

Fort Bragg, Nc

• Senior Fire Support Non-Commissioned Officer in the Fire Support Cell as a component of the Brigade Tactical Operations Center; lead advisor to the Brigade Fire Support Officer and the Brigade Commander on all matters related to Fire Support planning and employment• Comprehensively managed 12 Soldiers and the detailed accountability of $5M worth of military equipment• Ensured voice and digital fires processing networks were operational throughout the organization • Analyzed targets for possible engagement; planned interdiction targets for attack and assisted in determining the High Payoff Target List (HPTL), Target Selection Standards (TSS), and Attack Guidance Matrix (AGM) using the Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System (AFATDS) and other assigned Fire Support Equipment• Planned and supervised the successful execution of 20 Live Fire Exercises and 10 weapons ranges

Fort Sill, Ok

• Developed and conducted highly technical classroom and hands-on training for Fire Support Equipment; responsible for researching present systems and evaluating future systems upgrades• Wrote and updated over 50 lesson plans, evaluations, and programs of instruction (POIs) to train Soldiers and civilian-contractors on highly technical military equipment and systems• Planned and coordinated over 150 Hours of quality instruction/training for 1000 Soldiers on the technical capabilities and employment of three different Stryker Combat Vehicle variants as well as the Call-For-Fire Trainers I and II• Responsible for the maintenance, inventory, and accountability of training aides and eight heavy and light wheel vehicles valued at over $10M with zero losses

Camp Liberty, Iraq

• Trained over 500 soldiers arriving into theatre on Freedom of Maneuver (FOM) tasks to include the Advanced Search, Hand Held Metal Detector, IED Awareness and CIED Leaders/Staff Training• Over 200 Hours of public speaking and hands-on instruction; Awarded the Joint Service Achievement Medal by the Group Commander• Hand selected by Senior Leadership to serve as a Lead Instructor for Coalition Joint Task Force Troy; provided multi-national soldiers CIED Freedom of Maneuver Course; resulting in an 80% decrease in the IED threat within the organization’s operational environment• Utilized Composite Risk Management (CRM) strategies to ensure safety while conducting training in a hostile environment• Built strong relationship with multi-national agencies to ensure quality of training

Fort Benning, Ga/ Kuwait/ Iraq

• Company Fire Support Non-Commissioned Officer in a multi-functional Combat-Arms organization capable of deploying worldwide; responsible for the well-being, training, and development of 10 Soldiers• Accountable for the maintenance of one M7 BFIST system and Forward Observer Systems valued at over $2M• Coordinated the training for a combat maneuver element consisting of 200 Soldiers on all aspects of fire support capabilities and limitations • Stream-lined the integration of all fire support assets to include artillery, mortars and close air support in accordance with the company’s scheme of maneuver; resulting in a more efficient fire support program

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Liberal Arts

Bachelor Of Science - Bs

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