Evan Muxen Email & Phone Number

United States

I focus on developing a more detailed recording and reporting of the extensive military history of all branches of the Department of Defense. Providing an accurate and detailed reporting ensures that all elements of each military branches history is not lost, no matter the size of the element. With this method each branch is assured to have a detailed recording of their respective history to be pasted down.

Joint Base Lewis-Mcchord

Improving the effectiveness of the 446th Airlift Wing by serving as its corporate memory. Collecting, organizing, interpreting, documenting, disseminating, and exhibiting the historical records and heritage of the wing, and producing timely, quality historical services and products to meet the contemporary and future information superiority needs of the Air Force and 446 AW Leadership.Research and write the 446th Airlift Wing History. By using historical submissions and other sources… Show more Improving the effectiveness of the 446th Airlift Wing by serving as its corporate memory. Collecting, organizing, interpreting, documenting, disseminating, and exhibiting the historical records and heritage of the wing, and producing timely, quality historical services and products to meet the contemporary and future information superiority needs of the Air Force and 446 AW Leadership.Research and write the 446th Airlift Wing History. By using historical submissions and other sources to prepare chapters, chronology, and appendices in the final draft format. This involves editing the submissions, incorporating other information, performing additional research as needed, collection and organization of received information, and preparing the annual histories for final publication. Conducts special studies and creates other historical products such as oral histories. From various sources to include the National Archives, AFHRA, and other government agencies. Assist with the cataloging of assigned portions of the collection. Participate in oral history interviews to include editing and review of transcripts.Provides research and reference services. Prepare appropriate responses in the format requested. Build and maintain historical files containing information useful in responding. Assist with the preparation of historical presentations and displays reflecting the 446th Airlift Wing’s lineage and history. Assisted with the preparation and presentation of training events to include staff rides, historical tours, and shows. Participates in wartime and contingency operation; deploys to contingency location. Prepared and trained to deploy in support of any high headquarters contingency operation.DISTINCTIVE FIT AND VALUE:-Lead the data collection and writing of one in-progress Air Force Unit Annual Histories for the 446 AW. -Planned and setup a permanent heritage and history display in the headquarter building of the 446 AW. Show less

Kadena Air Force Base, Okinawa, Japan

Improving the effectiveness of the 18th Wing by serving as its corporate memory. Collecting, organizing, interpreting, documenting, disseminating, and exhibiting the historical records and heritage of the wing, and producing timely, quality historical services and products to meet the contemporary and future information superiority needs of the Air Force and 18th Wing (18 WG) Leadership.Research and write the 18th Wing History. By using historical submissions and other sources to… Show more Improving the effectiveness of the 18th Wing by serving as its corporate memory. Collecting, organizing, interpreting, documenting, disseminating, and exhibiting the historical records and heritage of the wing, and producing timely, quality historical services and products to meet the contemporary and future information superiority needs of the Air Force and 18th Wing (18 WG) Leadership.Research and write the 18th Wing History. By using historical submissions and other sources to prepare chapters, chronology, and appendices in the final draft format. This involves editing the submissions, incorporating other information, performing additional research as needed, collection and organization of received information, and preparing the annual histories for final publication. Conducts special studies and creates other historical products such as oral histories. From various sources to include the National Archives, AFHRA, and other government agencies. Assist with the cataloging of assigned portions of the collection. Participate in oral history interviews to include editing and review of transcripts.Provides research and reference services. Prepare appropriate responses in the format requested. Build and maintain historical files containing information useful in responding. Assist with the preparation of historical presentations and displays reflecting the 18th WG’s lineage and history. Assisted with the preparation and presentation of training events to include staff rides, historical tours, and shows. DISTINCTIVE FIT AND VALUE:-From October 2017 to February 2018, I operated the normally two-person 18th WG History office by self, during the Chief Historian’s deployment to Kuwait.-From July 2018 to December 2018, I operated the normally two-person 18th WG History office by self, during the absence of a Chief of History.-Collaborated in the writing and submission of three annual unit histories (2016 – 2018) for the 18th Wing Show less

Fort Drum. Ny

Served a Combined Arms Infantry Brigade Combat Team composed of three light infantry battalions, one towed field artillery battalion, cavalry squadron, a brigade engineer battalion, and brigade support battalion training in preparation for unified land operations and future combat deployments.Coordinate, plan, and integrate both offensive and defensive Information Operations to gain information superiority in support of the operational concept. Linked operational security, psychological… Show more Served a Combined Arms Infantry Brigade Combat Team composed of three light infantry battalions, one towed field artillery battalion, cavalry squadron, a brigade engineer battalion, and brigade support battalion training in preparation for unified land operations and future combat deployments.Coordinate, plan, and integrate both offensive and defensive Information Operations to gain information superiority in support of the operational concept. Linked operational security, psychological operations, deception, electronic warfare, and physical destruction with civil and public affairs capabilities. Synchronized the capabilities of public affairs, historian operations, and military member and leader engagements. Provide subject matter expertise in the research, planning, coordination, and execution of real-world operations and military exercises. Developed policies and procedures ensuring IO concept development, operations execution, and post-operations analysis. Orchestrated the full information-related capabilities support functions and communication synchronization planning. Reviewed, evaluated, and updated documents associated with IO lessons learned current and projected operations and capabilities, and Army IO doctrine. Remained current on military, political-military, scientific, and technical developments to conduct effective planning IO. Conducted a thorough review of message traffic, intelligence information, data analysis, identify operations gaps, and assist in the development of operational programs. Plan work; set priorities and schedules. Assigned work based on priorities, requirements of assignments, and capabilities of employees. Advised on work and administrative matters. Identified and provided for necessary development/training. Promoted adherence to the Equal Employment Opportunity and similar special emphasis programs. Insured objectives are attainable, understood, and consistent with the goals and objectives of higher echelons. Show less

Fort Drum, Ny

Coordinated, planned, and integrated both offensive and defensive Information Operations to gain information superiority in support of the operational concept.Provided subject matter expertise in the research, planning, coordination, and execution of real world operations and military exercises.Responsible for the coordination and integration of Information Related Capabilities (IRC) in order to synchronize themes, messages and activities with operations to inform the US and… Show more Coordinated, planned, and integrated both offensive and defensive Information Operations to gain information superiority in support of the operational concept.Provided subject matter expertise in the research, planning, coordination, and execution of real world operations and military exercises.Responsible for the coordination and integration of Information Related Capabilities (IRC) in order to synchronize themes, messages and activities with operations to inform the US and global audiences, influence foreign audiences and affect the enemy decision making process.Responsible for IO products development and preparation, assisting CUOPS Officer in the development and execution of Battle Drills, contingency planning and Civilian Casualty (CIVCAS) consequence management.Worked as the Brigade historian and on the Fallen Warrior Memorial Wall update project. Show less

Fort Drum, Ny

Coordinate, plan, and integrate both offensive and defensive Information Operations to gain information superiority in support of the operational concept. Linked operational security, psychological operations, deception, electronic warfare, and physical destruction with civil and public affairs capabilities. Synchronized the capabilities of public affairs, historian operations, and military member and leader engagements. Provide subject matter expertise in the research, planning… Show more Coordinate, plan, and integrate both offensive and defensive Information Operations to gain information superiority in support of the operational concept. Linked operational security, psychological operations, deception, electronic warfare, and physical destruction with civil and public affairs capabilities. Synchronized the capabilities of public affairs, historian operations, and military member and leader engagements. Provide subject matter expertise in the research, planning, coordination, and execution of real-world operations and military exercises. Developed policies and procedures ensuring IO concept development, operations execution, and post-operations analysis. Orchestrated the full information-related capabilities support functions and communication synchronization planning. Reviewed, evaluated, and updated documents associated with IO lessons learned current and projected operations and capabilities, and Army IO doctrine. Remained current on military, political-military, scientific, and technical developments to conduct effective planning IO. Conducted a thorough review of message traffic, intelligence information, data analysis, identify operations gaps, and assist in the development of operational programs. Plan work; set priorities and schedules. Assigned work based on priorities, requirements of assignments, and capabilities of employees. Advised on work and administrative matters. Identified and provided for necessary development/training. Promoted adherence to the Equal Employment Opportunity and similar special emphasis programs. Insured objectives are attainable, understood, and consistent with the goals and objectives of higher echelons. Resolved work problems presented by subordinates. Resolve grievances and serious complaints. Implement ways to eliminate/reduce significant bottlenecks and improve business practices. Show less

Fort Drum, New York

Responsible for the collection, organization, recording, editing and submission of input to the Army's yearly historical review program.Outline broad programs, scope and objectives of projects assigned and provide products that are complete, sound of judgment, and conform to criteria outlined by the historical/archival professions and established policies of the U.S. Army Center of Military History (CMH).Prepare drafts of Annual Command History by using historical submissions… Show more Responsible for the collection, organization, recording, editing and submission of input to the Army's yearly historical review program.Outline broad programs, scope and objectives of projects assigned and provide products that are complete, sound of judgment, and conform to criteria outlined by the historical/archival professions and established policies of the U.S. Army Center of Military History (CMH).Prepare drafts of Annual Command History by using historical submissions and other sources to prepare chapters and sections of chapters in final draft format. This involves editing the submissions, incorporating other information, and performing additional research as needed, and preparing the annual histories for final publication. Prepares drafts of monographs and special studies by performing research on specific topics. Identify appropriate sources, performs critical evaluations, and utilizes sources according to generally accepted standards of historical scholarship. Writes first drafts using data based on research. Respond to historical inquiries and research requests. Prepare appropriate responses in the format requested. Build and maintain historical files containing information useful in providing responses. Assist with the preparation of historical presentations and displays reflecting 10th Mountain Division history. Assist with the preparation and presentation of training events to include staff rides, historical tours, and shows. Actively seek and collect appropriate historical information from various sources to include the National Archives and other government agencies. Assist with the cataloging of assigned portions of the collection. Participate in oral history interviews to include editing and review of transcripts. Show less

Fort Sill, Oklahoma

Managed seven military service members and one civilian in the planning, training, control, and supervision of four Basic Combat Training, a reception battalion, a support detachment, and a defense language institute company. Established combined arms doctrine, policy, and priorities. Prepared detailed plans in support of national policies and strategy. Determined organization training needs and prepared and supervised training to support those needs. Established policies and standards for unit… Show more Managed seven military service members and one civilian in the planning, training, control, and supervision of four Basic Combat Training, a reception battalion, a support detachment, and a defense language institute company. Established combined arms doctrine, policy, and priorities. Prepared detailed plans in support of national policies and strategy. Determined organization training needs and prepared and supervised training to support those needs. Established policies and standards for unit readiness and supervised unit efforts to meet readiness standards. Managed the force development process in the context of critical interaction and interrelationships between functions and systems of How the Army Runs. Established the composition of forces required to support plans, from the fiscally constrained force to the resourced force level.DISTINCTIVE FIT AND VALUE:-As special projects officer, coordinated with the 45th Infantry Museum and Southern Nazarene University (SNU) to arrange a Staff Ride/Commander’s Conference for the 434th Brigade Commander (COL Dewitt), nearly all Battery and Battalion Commanders, and select primary Staff officers for building comradery between the Commanders and Staff and developing a deeper appreciation of the unit’s history. Because of these efforts, an ongoing relationship between the 434th BDE and SNU has been established. -I spoke to the 45th Infantry Division Museum on the topic of the history of the 45th Infantry Division, its role in World War II, and its ties to Fort Sill through Fort Sill’s history.-Facilitated the successful completion of several critical events, including the 434th Holiday Exodus in which the transportation of 90% of Brigade personnel required coordination from Fort Sill to airports, with reverse duty upon their return; and synchronizing the training calendar of 15-20 batteries and resolving all scheduling conflicts. Show less

Fort Sill, Oklahoma

-Managed a four-unit Basic Combat Training organization with a mission of transforming 240 civilian volunteers into Soldiers in an intensive 10-week cycle.-Planned, resourced, executed and evaluated training for more than 1,000 trainees annually, ensuring the safety, morale, and welfare of all.-Administered an annual operating budget in excess of $25,000 and the maintenance and accountability of equipment valued in excess of $1.2 million dollars.-Directly supervised one… Show more -Managed a four-unit Basic Combat Training organization with a mission of transforming 240 civilian volunteers into Soldiers in an intensive 10-week cycle.-Planned, resourced, executed and evaluated training for more than 1,000 trainees annually, ensuring the safety, morale, and welfare of all.-Administered an annual operating budget in excess of $25,000 and the maintenance and accountability of equipment valued in excess of $1.2 million dollars.-Directly supervised one commissioned officer, 19 Non-commissioned officers, and one civilian.-Stood up the organization from ground level; resourced equipment from a de-mobilizing reserve organization, real property from several installation agencies, and personnel from other organizations; continuously strove to enhance the quality of the training experience to bring more realism to the training scenarios. Show less

Fort Sill, Oklahoma

-Responsible for providing assistance to the Battalion S3 with the planning, coordination, and execution of training; supervises the establishment and management of the tactical operations center in coordination with the Operation Sergeant Major.-Responsible for maintaining the Battalion's yearly training budget (in excess of 11.2 million dollars) to ensure that all Batteries had all the resources necessary to complete yearly training objectives without exceeding their proposed… Show more -Responsible for providing assistance to the Battalion S3 with the planning, coordination, and execution of training; supervises the establishment and management of the tactical operations center in coordination with the Operation Sergeant Major.-Responsible for maintaining the Battalion's yearly training budget (in excess of 11.2 million dollars) to ensure that all Batteries had all the resources necessary to complete yearly training objectives without exceeding their proposed budget.-Maintained the battalion estimate to ensure accurate reporting and planning could be accomplished according to the coordinated timeline.-Lead planning efforts to ensure that all training objectives were meet without exceeding estimated budget.-Coordinated training efforts and logistics for partnership with Singapore Army Elements training at Fort Sill to learn the High Mobility Rocket System (HIMARS). Show less

Fort Hood, Texas

-Ensured that squadron pilots understood what fire support elements where in their flight area and what missions they would possible encounter.-Synchronized and coordinated fire support with the scheme of maneuver by clearing and coordinating indirect fires from other friendly units so that aircraft are not endangered from friendly fire support.-Acted as a liaison between the Squadron Commander and any friendly fire support assets, to facilitate a de-confliction of fire and… Show more -Ensured that squadron pilots understood what fire support elements where in their flight area and what missions they would possible encounter.-Synchronized and coordinated fire support with the scheme of maneuver by clearing and coordinating indirect fires from other friendly units so that aircraft are not endangered from friendly fire support.-Acted as a liaison between the Squadron Commander and any friendly fire support assets, to facilitate a de-confliction of fire and aviation support elements. Show less

Fort Hood, Texas

-Directly responsible for the management, preparation and separation of non-deployable Soldiers form the 3d ACR.-Additionally responsible for the health, welfare and morale of a platoon ranging in strength from 30 - 200 Soldiers.-Oversight and management of a staff of 5 Non-commissioned Officers tasked with the managing, tracking, and guiding Soldiers through the separation process, while preparing them for success after the Army.

Bachelor'S Degree, History

Activities and Societies: Debate Team Northwest University was my first choice of schools to complete my course work in history.

Undergraduate Courses, History

Attendance at University of Maryland University College was in order to re-acquaint myself with the academic environment and conduct some.

Minor, Military Sciences

Activities and Societies: US Army ROTC Attendance at the University of Washington to complete my course work in Army ROTC Military.

General Course Work, General Course Work

Activities and Societies: Cross Country, Debate Team, Intramural Bowling While at Clark College the primary focus was to complete general.