Gregory Hubert Email & Phone Number

Ft. Eustis, Va

Serves as the Battalion Schools & Training NCOIC for over 848 Soldiers assigned to a multi-functional logistics Special Troops Battalion (STB). • Selected by the (CASCOM) Training Directorate to help improve, and develop 92A MOS training at all skill levels. Input will greatly impact, and influence training in initial entry, reclassification, advance leader and senior leader courses. • Manage and process all military service schools packets within the BN.• Manage and resource all local and remote career enhancing courses.• Manage all mandatory annual and quarterly Army training.• Schedule, coordinate, and attend BN Training meetings and, quarterly training briefs with BN Commander, BN CSM, BN S3 OIC, BN NCOIC, and unit command team.• Schedule and coordinate Defense Travel System (DTS) training.• Coordinate and facilitate BN Army Physical Fitness Test and Height & Weights.• Conduct BN level Operational Inspection Program (OIP) in preparation for XVIII Airborne Corps inspections.• Establish and maintain positive working relationship with Brigade S3, Installation Army Training Requirements and Resource System (ATRRS) Manager, and other civilian agencies.

Ft. Eustis, Va

Served as a Watercraft Field Maintenance Company Platoon Sergeant. Directly responsible for the accountability, training, morale, medical readiness, health & welfare, personnel assignment and professional development for 41 Soldiers serving in 29 different MOSs. • Selected over his peers to hold the First Sergeant position for 90 days, held position admirably and provided continuity.• Served as senior advisor to the Company Commander on all administrative issues for 171 Soldiers.• Assisted Company Commander with managing the operation of seven maintenance repair shops, two Landing Craft Mechanized (LCM) vessels, a containerized maintenance facility and organizational equipment valued in excess of $30 million and 100% accountability of all equipment.• Enforced military laws, regulations, and organizational policies. • Orchestrated over 290 missions, taskings, and details.• Supervised an impeccable command maintenance program; resulted in the unit maintaining a 90% operational readiness rate. • Managed administrative operations for equipment/tool calibration, scheduled services/maintenance, unscheduled maintenance and repairs, equipment dispatches on over 500 pieces of equipment, generators, vehicles, and weapons valued at over $30 million. • Inspired growth and excellence which led to 26 NCOES school graduations.• Emphasis on safety utilizing Composite Risk Management; resulted in no DUIs and zero accidents throughout countless training events, convoy operations and a Battalion Field Training Exercise.• implemented a comprehensive plan of attack to complete mandatory Department of the Army training requirements; resulting in 100% completion.• Improved training efficiency by 40%; Implemented appropriate changes in accordance with current Army Regulations, Field Manuals, Training Circulars, safety guidelines. • Conducted weekly meetings related to the enhancement of the unit morale, evaluations, award procedures, maintenance program and readiness.

Schofield Barracks, Hi

Provided daily insight to the SPO command team on the status and completion of all Support Operations operational orders (OPORDS).• Received, disseminated and coordinated over 350 OPORDS to completion.• Resourced all mission essential training for all SPO personnel, and significantly increased the overall readiness of the SPO; trained 100% to standard.• Helped establish the Brigades first advance leadership course utilizing a Mobile Training Team (MTT); mentored and coached well over 100 junior NCO's to graduates.• Selected by the Brigade S3 Sergeant Major to develop, validate, and certify low-density training for all 92A's within the Brigade; translated into significantly improved quality training at every level within the MOS.• Coordinated weekly meetings with SPO OIC, SPO SGM, and all SPO key leaders; provided the latest updates on all upcoming VIP visits, courses, training, taskings, and administrative issues.

Kandahar, Afghanistan

Served as the PSG over the RSOI team for Regional Command-South (RC-S), and Contingency Contracting NCOIC. Responsible for the health, welfare, morale, training, and combat readiness of 40 Soldiers to meet theater mandated training requirements. Responsible for learning the intricacies of the joint acquisition review board (JARB), and assisting with all contractual issues.• Developed work schedules, coordinated and scheduled training, and the execution of all external and internal transportation movement assets. • Received and trained over 15,000 U.S. Forces in RC-S theater of operations in support of the troop surge during Operation Enduring Freedom 09-11.• Resourced numerous training venues to accomodate realistic battlefield training for countless NATO and Coalition forces.• Tracked the status for 88 pieces of contracted equipment valued in excess of $30 million.• Simultaneously accounted for property book equipment for two sections worth over one million without any loss or damage.• Selected by the outgoing Company 1SG over 22 NCOs senior in rank to help spearhead the establishment of the RSOI team.• Formed a cohesive team; motivated and encoured them to accomplish all assigned task in the most stressful environment.• Provided insight to the 82nd Sustainment Brigade S4 during transfer of authority; covered JARB procedures and statement of works for contractual equipment.

Bagram, Afghanistan

Schofield Barracks, Hi

Sinai, Egypt (El Gorah) North Camp

Sinai, Egypt (El Gorah) North Camp

Fort Campbell, Ky

Ft. Campbell, Ky

Tallil Iraq/Lsa Anaconda Iraq

Ft Campbell, Ky

Mosul, Iraq

Ft. Campbell, Ky

Schofield Barracks, Hi

Schofield Barracks, Hi

Ft. Benning, Ga

Ft. Sill, Ok

Camp Casey, Korea

Ft. Hood, Tx

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