Commander Training Wing Five Reserve Component.

-Siege 24 Services LLC providing customized ISR and CAS training, technology development solutions, and aviation consulting services to government and commercial clients to assure mission effectiveness and performance excellence.-Program manager with unmanned systems providing air to ground integration with weapon development and calibration.-Sensor Operator working HD camera and FLIR multi spectrum optical systems in support of tailored training and in ‘real world’ operational environments. -Focus on customer service, providing tailored and scalable training and technology solutions to meet Individual, Unit, and Group requirements.

-Aviation Safety officer in charge, SMS manager and aviation safety investigator.-Delivered instruction to multi-service and international students in the TH-57/Bell 206 B/C helicopter. Instruction included initial contact training, tactics, navigation, and instrument operations. Contact and Instrument standardization instructor. -Helicopter Air Transport Pilot rating with single engine airplane instrument ratings. CFI, SK-65 rating, Standardization instructor, Crew Resource Management Facilitator. · 3500+ hours (2,800) + instructional hours in the Bell 206 B/C)

-As platoon commander trained, screened, and evaluated 47 Marine Corps officer candidates for acceptance as commissioned officers in the United States Marine Corps with Echo Company, 3rd Platoon.-Academics instructor: Vietnam history and Leadership periods of instruction.

The Expeditionary Warfare School (EWS) is a 40-week resident school that provides career-level, professional military education and training to company grade Marine officers and selected officers from other services and countries. EWS delivers nine core courses: Foundations, Doctrine, Planning, Marine Air Ground Task Force (MAGTF) Operations, Amphibious Operations, Small Wars, Occupational Field Expansion Course (OFEC), Leader Development, and Professional Communication. Upon graduation, students are expected to be capable of accomplishing the following program outcomes: (1) Serve as MAGTF Officers who are experts within their warfighting specialties and highly skilled in synchronizing all elements of the MAGTF in the expeditionary environment. (2) Serve as Critical Thinkers and Decision-Makers who are well-educated, inquisitive, capable of broad and deep analysis of ill-structured problems, and able to apply sound, timely decisions. (3) Serve as Effective Communicators who are able to convey their plans, judgment, and informed opinions in concise, well-reasoned writings, briefs, and discussions. (4) Serve as Ethical Leaders who can develop the principled, disciplined units and subordinates that will operate in distributed, complex expeditionary environments.​

Air traffic command and control of fixed, rotary wing, and unmanned aerial systems(UAS) aircraft, employment of tactical air to ground weapon systems, MEDEVAC, aerial logistics and supply.Awarded Navy Marine Corps Commendation Medal for combat operations in Helmand, Afghanistan.-192 total actual aircraft controls of USMC/NAVY TACAIR and H-1s as well as OH-58s, MK-58, A-10s, EW platforms, NATO TACAIR, Predators and C-130 Harvest Hawk-Controlled over 200 sections of aircraft in support of unit framework operations and named operations in OEF 11.1-13 MEDVACs in OEF 11.1- Experience as Battalion Air officer and FSCC (fire support coordination center)

- Aircraft PIC operating from austere bases executing variety of mission sets to include; insert/ extract, logistics, NVG, Infra-red, tactical recovery of personnel and aircraft, offshore and mountainous landing- Completed over 250 combat missions totaling over 400 flight hours in Iraq and Afghanistan deployments- Awarded 5 Air Strike/Flight Medals for missions in Al Anbar Province, Iraq, Helmand Province, Afghanistan.