Provided cross-functional program oversight and support on all wing plansExercise plans through realistic simulations, observe/record results, and report findingsAssist in continuous improvement of established plans

Provided cross-functional program oversight and support as requiredServed as alternate Technical Order Program managerCoordinated resource utilization and budget allocation

Provided antiterrorism (AT) program oversight and support across organizationLiaison with local civilian AT community at regional AT eventsCommunicated the organization's Antiterrorism policies, goals, and objectivesAdvisor to installation commanders on antiterrorism programPlanned resource utilization and budget allocation of antiterrorism programDeveloped/maintained Installation Antiterrorism SharePoint site

- Responsible to the unit commander for all matters concerning over 310 Airmen - Mentored Airmen on matters of morale, discipline, recognition, and personal/professional development - Communicated the organization's policies, goals, and objectives to the enlisted force - Served as the commander's advisor on personnel programs, career progression, and financial matters - Ensured money, facilities, and other resources are utilized in an effective and efficient manner - Planned resource utilization, replenishment, and budget allocation - Ensured personnel provided equipment and resources needed to accomplish the mission - Monitored/Ensured discipline was equitably enforced and maintained highest level of esprit de corps- Conducted quality reviews of all performance reports, award recommendations, and personnel actions

- Responsible to the unit commander for all matters concerning over 180 enlisted members - Description same as current position

- Responsible to the unit commander for all matters concerning over 250 enlisted members - Description same as current position

72d Test and Evaluation Squadron - Munitions Systems Program Manager for the 21 aircraft/$44B B-2 Spirit stealth bomber fleet - Custodian for $15.6M of test munitions; responsible for forecasting, procurement, and reconciliation - Supervised contractor compliance of aircraft monitor and control testing - Developed processes for data collection, analysis, and reporting; prepared/submitted test reports to external customers, including the Department of Energy, Department of Defense, and Office of the Secretary of Defense - Chaired technical panels and meetings with Air Force and civilian agencies

- Conducted on-the­job training; monitored career development course progress of personnel - Supervised inspected, maintained, documented and reported status of support equipment - Directed build-up, test, renovation & demilitarization of conventional munitions and special weapons training - Managed allocation of $2.16M annual aircrew proficiency training munitions and $46M war reserve materiel - Provided support for test/development of new weapons systems to ensure compatibility with B-2 platform

- Instructed over 200 flight and Wing personnel in 23 combat munitions training pgm (CMTP) classes - Dynamic communicator; class critiques indicate best instructor to date--reinforced by 100% student pass rate - Updated combat munitions training program lesson plans; cut class by 2 duty days--saved over 1,800 man-hrs - Reviewed all personnel training requirements prior to temporary duty or permanent change of station moves - Assisted element chiefs in monitoring individual Career Development Course (CDC) progression - Developed and administered CDC pre-tests to all 3-level personnel in preparation for course examination - Oversaw ancillary training documentation and updated status in the Core Automated Maintenance System - Coordinated additional training requirements with squadron training managers

-Supervises the focal point for planning, coordinating and directing the maintenance and upkeep of 14 munitions facilities, 54 assigned vehicles, 120 Captive Air Training Missiles and 111 munitions trailers. -Initiates and assigns job control numbers to work orders for seven work centers and 172 munitions personnel. Monitors work order progress and assigns priorities in event of work order conflict between elements. -Reviews weekly flying schedule to determine munitions requirements and ensure timely delivery. -Closely coordinates with munitions work centers and flightline activities to ensure accountability of more than $8.4 million in training assets. -Maintains current copy of the master identification listing and supervises the awaiting maintenance, awaiting parts and time compliance technical order (TCTO) program -Controls and directs the maintenance for Munitions Flight non-powered support and handling equipment and inert and dummy training items. -Informs security forces and fire department of any munitions movement outside the munitions storage area or changes in magazine contents affecting fire/hazard symbols or controlled item codes. -Reviews weekly flying schedule to determine munitions requirements and coordinate breakout, assembly and delivery. -Controls keys to assigned munitions facilities using approved written procedures and maintains listing of individuals authorized access to keys. -Uses visual aids to show status of assigned personnel, work orders, munitions trailers, vehicles, facilities, training munitions and aircraft and munitions generation. -Uses emergency action checklists to ensure timely response of appropriate agencies to emergencies. -Integrated 33 personnel and 18 fighter aircraft into a cohesive team at Al Jaber, Kuwait

- Coordinates the movement of all conventional munitions and training items assigned to Pope AFB.Supervises the preparation of documents for munitions shipments.- Assists the Munitions Operations Element (MOE) with scheduling and conducting inventories.- Ensures documentation for serviceability and location changes are correct and routed to MOE.- Provides updates on fire symbols, manning information, and vehicles to Munitions Control.- Prepares weekly work schedule. Ensures timely updating of the Combat Ammunition System Computer­Base (CAS-B). Responsible for overall facility and area security.- During contingency operations, handles Guided Bomb Units (GBU), Cluster Bomb Units (CBU), General Purpose (GP) bombs, Precision Guided Munitions (PGM), Air­to-Ground Missiles (AGM), and Suspended Utility Units (SUU).- ADDITIONAL DUTIES: Facility manager and element safety manager.

- Responsible for managing the squadron's PRP, Ground Safety, Security, and Vehicl Control programs- Focal point for most successful PRP within the wing; "Best program in the Wing" accolades from USAFE staff assistance visit inspectors- Hand-picked participant for the Nov 96 USAFE PRP workshop; integrate the unit’s program management principles with best practices from around the command; recognized “Top Performer”- Formulates written guidance and creates innovative ideas for implementation within the squadron. Monitors activities and ensures standards are maintained across a 650 person maintenance squadron, the largest in USAFE- Soley liable to the unit commander for the information/personnel/physical security of assigned personnel and assets. - Serves as focal point for ground safety activities; provides a safe work and recreational environment- Excellent rating during Mar 97 annual ground safety inspection; mishap prevention program rated “Noteworthy”; proactive approach to safety issues contributed to reducing off-duty mishaps by 30%- Flightline drivers training official; assists airfield management in ensuring safe vehicle operations on RAF Lakenheath flightline

- Receives, identifies, inspects, assembles and maintains aerospace munitions, to include MK-82/84 general purpose bombs, CBU-87/89 cluster bomb units, GBU-10/12/24 guided bomb units, BDU-33/38 and MK-106 practice bombs, RR-170 chaff, MJU-10 flare, and 20mm ammunition- Highly knowledgeable and in all aspects of conventional munitions maintenance and assembly procedures- Supervised and assisted in the build-up and delivery of 23,000 BDU-33, 50 BDU-38, 451 BDU-50, 151,410 RR-170 chaff, 8,543 MJU-10 flare, 367 GBU-10, 774 GBU-12, 124 CBU-87/89, 63,600 rounds of 20mm ammunition, and 48 MK-84 general purpose bombs- Prepares bombs and dispensers for loading on strike aircraft by installing fins, fuzes, and arming wires, removing protective covers and fairings and performing safety and electrical continuity checks- Inspects munitions components and containers for defects such as exudation, leakage, corrosion, dents, and broken or missing parts. - Uncrates and unpacks munitions; inspects for serviceability and applies the Munitions Product Assurance Program

- Responsible to the shift supervisor of the Combat Munitions Unit (CMU) for the timely delivery and return of all custodial munitions assets required for aircrew training- Delivered 88,000 pounds of various munitions in safe and timely manner with zero discrepancies- Delivers munitions to support temporary duty aircraft; documents all munitions deliveries and returns- Selected as crew chief for “Turkey Shoot” competition; professionalism and attention to detail led to 61 CMU selection as “best CMU” overall- Ensures munitions are tight controlled, accounted for, and not subject to theft- Performs foreign object inspections on all vehicles and trailers- Performs maintenance on assigned AIM-9 missiles and trailers; carries out build-up of all aircrew training munitions assets- Reorganized and consolidated 72 CMU and 61 CMU benchstock accounts; assured maximum availability of critical components for 15 assigned munitions handling trailers