George Weill Email & Phone Number

Midland, Georgia

Columbus, Georgia Area

Fort Benning, Georgia

Directly responsible for the operation, coordination, administration, and functioning of the company; chief adviser to upper management; accountable for the professional development of 67 subordinate supervisors and the training of 1500 employees through the Jump master and Pathfinder Programs Of Instruction; I aided in the procurement and improvement of existing programs of instruction to meet the need of the operational force; I executed and enforced command policies and directives; I implemented the retraining and transition program for students temporarily removed from Airborne training; I coordinated and maintained the company's additional duty rosters.

Fort Polk, Louisiana

Observes, controls, teaches, mentors, and provides feedback to Battalion Tactical Operations Centers conducting advance collective training with the Contemporary Operating Environment at the Joint Readiness Training Center (JRTC) during 12 rotations a year; I conducted After Action Reviews (AAR's) for battalion battle staffs; I was responsible for coaching, teaching, and mentoring rotational units RTO's, battle captains,operations sergeants major, and staff sections; I ensured safety and Exercise Rules of Engagement (EXROE); I was responsible for $65,000 worth of equipment.

Fort Polk, Louisiana And Fort Drum, New York

Serves as a Weapons Company Platoon Sergeant of an 18- man Assault Platoon in a Light Infantry Battalion, capable of world-wide deployment to conduct offensive and defensive operations; responsible for advising the Platoon Leader in all matters of tactical employment and prepared to assume that role; ensures the combat readiness and oversees the accountability for all platoon equipment valued in excess of $11,000,000; responsible for the discipline, health, welfare, morale, fitness, and individual training of all Soldiers and the professional development of all NCO's; supports the platoon in all combat service support requirements.

Fort Benning, Georgia

Responsible for the training, discipline, physical conditioning, leadership and general welfare of approximately 1440 Initial Entry Trainees annually while undergoing a 9 week basic Combat Training program of instruction; personally trains 60 Soldiers every cycle; sets and maintains leadership and training standards for the platoon; responsible for the inculcation of the Warrior Ethos and instilling the 7 Army Core Values; provides guidance to all Training Instructors, both active and Reserve Component, assigned within the organization; directly supervises 2 Training Instructors;maintains over $350,000 worth of organizational and issue equipment and FMO property

Fort Bragg, North Carolina

Responsible for the coordinating, managing and requesting of all training assets utilized by the Battalion; assigned as the Tactical Operations Center (TOC) NCO during all battalion level deployments and is responsible for the daily operations and tracking of the battalion missions; directly supervises the maintenance of the 2 vehicles assigned to the operations office; assists the Operations Officer and Operations NCO in running the operations office.

Associates Of Science In General Education, Military Operations, 3.76

Business Administration And Management, General, 4.00

Activities and Societies: Earned recognition by being placed on the Presidents list of the College for the spring of 1999.