The Directorate of Training and Doctrine develops Army Aviation training; doctrinal literature for Aviation Branch; gunnery and aircraft survivability equipment issues; and the Aviation Combined Arms Training Stragety. Operations and Support Division. The Operations and Support Division performs administrative, personnel and logistics operations of the directorate, to include out-year planning and strategy. Tactics Division. The Tactics Division manages the development, production and quality control of all doctrinal publications for Army Aviation and ensures Aviation doctrine is correctly integrated into the doctrine, tactics, techniques and procedures of other branches of the Army as well as joint doctrine. Tactics Division is the focal point for the center in lessons learned of Aviation operations and the Aircraft Shoot Down Assessment Team.Tactical Operations Branch of Tactics Division’s primary duties are to standardize, implement, supervise, and execute the Army’s Aviation TACOPS Officer Program.Gunnery Branch of Tactics Division develops and integrates the Army’s aerial gunnery program and is the proponent for the Helicopter Gunnery training circular TC 3-04.45.Training Division. The Training Division, consisting of Warrior Training, Warrior Modernization, and Flight Training Branches, conducts individual training analysis and course design for Aviation institutional courseware and sustainment training packages according to the systems approach to training process and Army XXI training principles. It provides training development expertise to manage, write, review, and coordinate Aviation training support materials, as well as management of all interactive multimedia products. These products include the Army Training Courseware, programs of instruction, Soldier training publications, and selected aircrew training manuals. Training Division also acts as the executive agent for the USAACE responsibilities in the Army School System.

LSCO PME Training Integrator, USAACE Large Scale Combat Operations SME and PME integrator responsible for oversight of the entire PME, POI portfolio as it pertains to integration of LSCO into USAA CE Curriculum through Doctrine and Tactics. Oversees design of the operational simulation exercises used in all officer and warrant officer PME, as well as provide platform SME instruction to Aviation BOLC and Aviation CCC. Provides LSCO SME to Battalion and Brigade commanders in PCC and A VSLC as well as School of Command Preparation in order to provide interactive modules and scenarios that provides realistic training for Key Army Senior Leaders. Oversees the military, Army civilians, and contractors deployed for USAACE WFX LSCO team responsible for training Army Corps and Division Commanders LSCO WFX environment.

Chief Operations Group Plans and Exercises Designee 2019/05/02- 2020/07/24 Chief Operations Group X, a diverse organization consisting of over 196 military, Army civilians, and contractors. Responsible for the design, planning, and control of multi-echelon, distributed Warfighter Exercises and Mission Rehearsal Exercises in support of Army Commanding Generals' training directives and objectives. Responsible for replicating a realistic, relevant, and rigorous strategic environment for the conduct of Unified Lands Operations incorporating Unified Action Partners and hybrid threat actors to include WCOPFOR. Leads MCTP's exercise planning process, including exercise life cycle events, ensuring all aspects of exercise design are coordinated and synchronized within MCTP and with external training partners and training units. Serves as MCTP Chief Exercise Controller during execution.

Chief of Operations Group Foxtrot, Mission Command Training Program, primarily responsible for the observation, coaching, and training of Unified Land Operations to regular and reserve component multi-functional Brigades. Conducts direct coordination and analysis with FORSCOM Combat Training Centers, TRADOC Centers of Excellence, the Center for Army Lessons Learned, and numerous agencies to ensure realistic and challenging training for Brigades and Staffs. Coordinates with training audiences, exercise design and control, and General Officers/Senior Mentors to ensure unit training objectives are nested, stimulated, and achieved. Ensures units are challenged and Army wide trends are addressed and mitigated. Responsible for planning and execution of Mission Command Seminars, Mission Rehearsal Exercises, CPXs, WFXs, and a variety of other Training Events designed for deploying Multi-Functional Brigades. Directly responsible for the professional development of 75 field grade and senior warrant officers, enlisted personnel, DA civilians and contractors

PRINCIPAL DUTY TITLE: Director, Combined Joint Operations Center Headquarters, Resolute Support Kabul, Afghanistan 2017/06/01-2018/05/15. Responsible to the CJ3, DCOSOPS, and COMRS for battle space monitoring, reporting, and support for all joint and multinational operations within the Combined Joint Operations Area-Afghanistan (CJOA-A) and directing timely responses to security events and in-extremis situations. Serves as the principal conduit for the flow of information between the ten subordinate commands and COMRS. Provides visibility of operational enablers and synchronizes operations across the CJOA-A. Leads a joint, multinational team comprised of 98 staff officers, NCOs, Soldiers, and Civilians from over 22 NATO allied and partner nations.

PRINCIPAL DUTY TITLE: Deputy Chief of Operations Group (DCOG) 2016-2017 Deputy Chief of Operations Group for a deployable observer, coach/trainer team comprised of 80 field grade and senior warrant officers, enlisted personnel, DA civilians, and contractors that supports collective training for the Army's Functional and Multi-functional Brigades, including Combat Aviation, Fires, Military Police, Engineer, Battlefield Surveillance, and Maneuver Enhancement Brigades, to provide Commanders the opportunity to train on Mission Command and Unified Land Operations. Leads and synchronizes execution of the administrative, planning, supply, fiscal, and information management systems that support conduct of Mission Command Training, Mission Rehearsal Exercises, and Warfighter Exercises at worldwide locations. Represents the Chief of Operations Group (COG) in his absence, and performs COG duties when the operations group (OPS GRP) splits to support multiple brigade-level training audiences

Commands the only attack aviation Training Support Battalion responsible for the post-mobilization deployment training and validation of all Reserve Component (RC) Attack Reconnaissance Battalions (ARB) and separate attack companies. Coordinates directly with 21st Cavalry Brigade and adjacent formations to train and validate all RC ARBs during the Army Unit Fielding Training Program in live, virtual, and constructive environments. Plans, coordinates, resources, and executes realistic and battle-focused post-mobilization training to mobilize, train, and validate Army utility, cargo, and MEDEVAC forces preparing for immediate combat deployment. Primary coach, teacher, mentor, and trainer for unit Observer Coach/Trainer cadre, unit liaisons, and partnered RC leadership. Additionally responsible for the QOL, welfare, training, and safety of 32 officers, senior NCOs, and Family Members

PILOT TYPE: Rotary Wing, Fixed Wing. RATINGS: Commercial Pilot Rotorcraft Helicopter Instrument Helicopter, Private Pilot. Pilot in Command in UH-1 and OH-58D by Army Aviation standardsFLIGHT SUMMARY: 2800TTRW, 500+ NVG, 869 Combat, 500 TT FIXED WING QUALIFICATIONS: UH-1H/V, BELL 47, BELL 206, OH58D-KW, Dunker heads under water survival crash training.Single Spot Deck Landing Qualified USN. Sling load qualified with over 50 sling missions of 800lb to 1300lb in mountain environment (SINAI EGYPT). Have over 100 hours Mountain flying; Flew over 869 combat hours during OIF 1 and 07-09 in the OH-58D(R) (BELL 407). All fixed wing time is in C-150 and C-172 ACCREDITATONS: Bell Helicopter 1000 hr letter. EDUCATION: BS in Secondary Education from the University of Maine. All Army Aviation Schools at Fort Rucker and have all records available upon request from employer. Currently working on a Masters of Aeronautical Science from Embry- Riddle WORK EXPERANCE: Over 19 years of Army Aviation service dealing with mostly air recon and light utility lift operations. I have served in light and heavy divisions. Flew in Operation Prime Chance, Multinational Force and Observers in Egypt, and Operation Iraqi Freedom for 2 deployments . More than half of my total time has been flying in the Middle East either in support of peace keeping or combat operations. Commanded two combat Cavalry Troops during OIF 1. During OIF 7 Commander of a Heavy Division’s AVIM; responsible for all Phase Maintenance on over 200 airframes. Operations Officer for the Mission Command Training Program. Division Planner for a UN Peace Keeping division deployed to West Africa (UNMIL). Operation officer for the Center for Army Lessons Learned. Officer Evaluations are available upon request.MILITARY SCHOOLING: Command and General Staff College graduate

Operations Officer for the Center for Army Lessons Learned responsible for rapid collection, analysis and dissemination of lessons at the tactical, operational and strategic level across the spectrum of conflict. Responsible to include Joint, Interagency, and Multinational organizations in the collection and analysis of lessons and dissemination to the same. Responsible to the Director, Center for Army Lessons Learned for the synchronization of effective operations of a 225-person, $22M worldwide operation with personnel deployed full-time to OEF, ARCENT, all Combat Training Centers, TRADOC CoEs and Schools, and major FORSCOM units. Synchronize efforts for facilitating issue resolution and product development with the Warfighting Function Teams. Responds to initiatives and facilitates the rapid adaptation of the Army through a worldwide technological and human liaison network.