James E. Nelson Email & Phone Number

Hope Mills, Nc, Us

Fayetteville, North Carolina, United States

Responsible for redistribution of Army Reserve assets utilizing the Army transportation and freight management programs and Cargo Movement Operations System (CMOS), such as, Global Freight Management (GFM), Force Asset and Search Tool (FAAST), SYNCADA, Logistics Data Analysis Center (LDAC), DAASINQ, Decision Support Tool (DST), Surface Distribution Deployment Center (SDDC) and Transportability Engineering Agency (TEA).• Coordinates administrative and operational functions pertaining to the movement of AR government owned cargo by all modes of transportation within CONUS and OCONUS• Prepare all necessary documentation for movements. Determine priority, mode of transportation, routing, quantity and type of equipment required to complete all types of shipments and execute in accordance with DOD 4500.9-R• Plan and oversee the process of inbound and outbound freight shipments, unit moves and shipping of hazardous and sensitive materials• Process and document freight for shipment using the applicable automated system (i.e. GFM) to prepare CBLs. Coordinate with the AR customer to obtain the information necessary too properly complete the shipping documents when information is missing, incorrect or incomplete and affects the shipment• Research to determine or provide response to status of freight shipped in accordance with Freight Traffic Rules, Pub. No.10, DOD 4500.9-R, and other applicable regulations; Maintain and update the local commercial carrier lists

Fayetteville, North Carolina, United States

Responsible for redistribution of Army Reserve assets utilizing the Army transportation and freight management programs and Cargo Movement Operations System (CMOS), such as, Global Freight Management (GFM), Force Asset and Search Tool (FAAST), SYNCADA, Logistics Data Analysis Center (LDAC), DAASINQ, Decision Support Tool (DST), Surface Distribution Deployment Center (SDDC) and Transportability Engineering Agency (TEA).• Coordinates administrative and operational functions pertaining to the movement of AR government owned cargo by all modes of transportation within CONUS and OCONUS• Prepare all necessary documentation for movements. Determine priority, mode of transportation, routing, quantity and type of equipment required to complete all types of shipments and execute in accordance with DOD 4500.9-R• Plan and oversee the process of inbound and outbound freight shipments, unit moves and shipping of hazardous and sensitive materials• Process and document freight for shipment using the applicable automated system (i.e. GFM) to prepare CBLs. Coordinate with the AR customer to obtain the information necessary too properly complete the shipping documents when information is missing, incorrect or incomplete and affects the shipment• Research to determine or provide response to status of freight shipped in accordance with Freight Traffic Rules, Pub. No.10, DOD 4500.9-R, and other applicable regulations; Maintain and update the local commercial carrier lists

330Th Movement Control Battalion (Mc), Fort Bragg, North Carolina, U.S

Performed multiple logistics sustainment tasks: transportation supervisor, unit movement officer, air movement control officer, hazardous material officer, and vehicle control officer. Perform duties as a Victim Advocate (VA) advisor on sexual assault and harassment incidents within the Battalion.• Organized the operation and movement of high-value equipment and personnel to various locations; reviewed movement requests to determine the mode of transportation required: ground or air transportation• Received and analyzed monthly vehicle maintenance reports to maintain logistics readiness with zero discrepancies • Accounted for all logistics sustainment equipment assigned to the department, valued at $8M; managed a logistics support operation comprise of two battalions consisting of 1,200 personnel• Conducted detailed research, analysis and review in preparing staff actions and coordinating support for current operations, contingencies and critical actions• Provides management of daily operations section by providing technical guidance to the Battalion staff and subordinate company commanders, officers, and supervisors at each unit• Completed over 500 Transportation Movement Requests (TMR) for logistics projects

596Th Transportation Brigade, Military Ocean Terminal Sunny Point , Southport, North Carolina

Served as Senior Advisor to the Senior Leaders regarding sexual assault and harassment cases. Managed program as the single point of contact for coordinating and performing appropriate and responsive care for sexual assault victims. • Provided crisis intervention, referral, and ongoing clinical and non-clinical support to sexual assault victims; conducted prevention activities to reduce or eliminate sexual harassment and sexual assault• Managed and implemented the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program (SHARP) consisting of over 2,500 staff members; conducted response activities in the event of sexual harassment complaints or sexual assault• Maintained liaison with civilian and military law enforcement agencies, magistrate courts, and local agencies to provide recourses for Soldiers and civilians• Supervised 5 Unit Victim Advocates and coordinated oversees implementation and execution of SHARP training • Maintained SHARP annual awareness training at or above 95%; meticulously tracked and reported all training requirements

624Th Transportation Detachment (Mc) , Kleber Kaserne, Germany

Managed the reception, staging, and onward-movement (RSOM) of personnel and equipment within the USEUCOM and USAFRICOM areas of responsibility. Supervised and collected all transportation documentation, inter-modal synchronization, movement regulation, and in-transit visibility of U.S. and NATO forces that supported multi-national strategic missions. • Supervised movement of over 2000 Soldiers and $18M in equipment for units providing support to departments of our country • Managed over $75,000 worth of bus contracts while preforming duties as a Contracting officer Representative• Ensured all training data was inputted using the Defense Training Management System (DTMS) which maintained a 95%-unit readiness rate; provided effective leadership and expertise as the Support Operations Training Supervisor• Performed several duties as a Customs Clearance Officer, Unit Prevention Officer, HAZMAT 12 & 15certifier, Suicide Prevention Trainer, Victim Advocate and Operations Training Supervisor

127Th Quartermaster Company , Fort Bragg, Nc

Served as a Transportation Movements Supervisor in a water purification distribution company. Managed the preparation of staff to deploy with rapid response to Global Response Force (GRF). • Oversaw the planning, training, directing, and execution of logistics operations; served as an advisor to the Command Team on matters pertaining to plans, operations, and training• Supervised Fleet Management of tactical vehicles assigned; complied and managed department equipment and transportation assets • Ensured all vehicles were at a 100% readiness rate for rail load out, Center of Balance, and preparation of deployment or critical missions• Accountable for over $5M in fleet equipment; prepared the department for Joint Readiness Training Center (JRTC), Defense CBRNE Response Force (DCRF), and GRF events • Managed the company’s container management to ensure 32 tritons, 5 quads, and 4 x 20ft containers passed all container inspections; maintained unit readiness and a 95% Training rate for over 110 personnel

82Nd Sustainment Brigade, Kandahar, Afghanistan

Supervised and managed seven divisions comprising various level service members. Worked directly with Airforce, Navy, and Coast Guards to streamline operations. Generated transportation movements and resolved discrepancies.• Monitored and tracked $1B in transportation equipment including automated logistics systems; planned the movement of over 3200 Soldiers to CONUS (Continental United States)• Utilized Single Mobility Systems (SMS) to track the CENTCOM Material Recovery Element (CMRE) chartered in/ outbound flights and created air load plan of army equipment• Accurately tracked and monitored personnel and equipment movements in TCAIMS II and JOPES systems and synchronized the movement of all cargo moving out theater

330Th Transportation Battalion (Mc), Fort Bragg, Nc

Performed multiple logistics sustainment tasks: transportation supervisor, unit movement officer, air movement control officer, hazardous material officer, and vehicle control officer. Organized the operation and movement of high-value equipment/personnel to various locations. • Reviewed movement requests to determine the mode of transportation required: ground or air transportation. Received and analyzed monthly vehicle maintenance reports to maintain logistics readiness• Accounted for all logistics sustainment equipment assigned to the department, valued at $8M• Researched, analyzed and acted on complex commercial, inter-service, intermodal and international transportation management and transportation operations and logistics issues• Managed a logistics support operation comprise of 2 battalions consisting of over 1,200 personnel. Completed over 500 Transportation Movement Requests (TMR) for logistics projects

7Th Transportation Battalion, Arifjan, Kuwait

Responsible for tracking backhaul Transportation Movement Requests (TMR) for all convoys within Iraq Joint Operations Area (IJOA) and Kuwait area of responsibility (AOR).; responsible for continuous battle tracking of combat logistics patrol (CLP) and combat escort teams (CET).• Tracked and managed more that 900 missions, 10,000 pieces of rolling stock, 8,000 containers, and 8500 pieces of bulk break cargo returning from Iraq to reception centers in Kuwait• Tracked over 400 local Class V missions of over 16,000 pallets of ammunition during flights to Operation Enduring Freedom area of responsibility• Planned and coordinated with Kuwait Ministry of Interior (KMOI) escorts for all high visibility Class V missions ensured ammunition was delivered without incident or impact to civilian population

7Th Transportation Battalion, Fort Bragg, Nc

Arranged local and line-haul logistics support as the fleet management coordinator. Planned and scheduled distribution services including shipping and delivery to ensure customer requirements are met in an efficient manner. Ensured proper fleet size and characteristics to most effectively service departments in different locations. Reviewed loading and unloading documentation to verify equipment movement. • Planned and coordinated all ground transportation for personnel from multiple departments to participate in various training operations• Arranged Transportation for various logistics sustainment equipment: food, water, petroleum, personal items, medical supplies, repair parts, and related major end-items• Secured and verified contents of all shipments, tracked load movements and ensured punctual deliveries

169Th Cargo Transportation Company, Fort Eustis, Va

Ensured Army forces received supplies, weapons, equipment and mail on a daily basis, all over the world. Supervised the transfer of passengers, cargo and equipment to and from air, land and water transport by manual and mechanical methods. Loaded and unloaded supplies and equipment from ships, docks, beaches, railheads, boxcars, warehouses, motor vehicles and aircraft. Provided leadership and guidance for loading cargo, storing cargo, planning and scheduling cargo shipments.• Responsible for loading and unloading over 3000 pieces of equipment on and off the USNS Brittin and USNS Red Cloud ships in support of Operation Bright Star, Egypt 2005 • Served as a 40 Ton Crane, RT 240 and 10K Forklift operator, increased the level of force protection by placing over 450 T-barriers throughout Baghdad Iraq SEP 2006 - NOV 2007

2Nd Fssg 2Nd Supply Battalion, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina,

Planned, supervised, trained, and performed various duties pertaining to the preparation and packaging of various types of material for movement or shipment by common carriers. Administrative activities involved the establishment of quality control functions to be used to meet materiel-processing requirements, and processing forms used in the packaging, warehousing, and transportation operations. • Knowledgeable with all State, Federal, and DOD regulations governing the preparation and transportation of all classes of material (including preparation of associated forms and certifications) for shipment by contract carrier• Experienced in the use of motorized material handling equipment and the operation of labor-saving devices and machinery to accomplish packaging operations• Proficient in facilities management, materiel management processes and procedures applicable to the protection of material from deterioration and/or physical damage

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Bachelor'S Degree, Transportation/Logistics Management

Associate'S Degree, Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Administration