Senior duty officer responsible for maintaining, monitoring and directing of the Command and Control and Communications mission for USSTRATCOM. Ensured constant and secure communication with assigned forces (Air and Sea components), and with the National Military Command Center supporting the nuclear strategy and capabilities for the President of the United States.

Division Chief responsible for Operational Level planning at the highest military levels in the Nuclear Command, Control and Communications enterprise. Revamped the Division’s Continuity of Operations plan by developing a two-team structure that is able to meet peacetime manning and training requirements as well as wartime operational requirements, ensuring Operational Plan contingency capability was met. Senior Air Force mentor for 200 active and reserve military personnel within the directorate.

The 612th Theater Operations Group is responsible for the command and direction of multiple squadrons located in Honduras, Curacao and Colombia,. The 474th AEG has an entire expeditionary squadron in Guantanamo Bay and members also assigned in Colombia, and Curacao. Currently an expeditionary RED HORSE squadron is also assigned to the 474th AEG supporting New Horizons 2015 in Honduras, an annual series of joint humanitarian assistance exercises that U.S. Southern Command conducts with Latin American and Caribbean nations. These exercises improve joint training readiness of U.S. Engineer, Medical, and Combat Service Support units through humanitarian assistance activities. Each squadron is different but they all support AFSOUTH by supporting units in the AOR in counter drug operations, military commissions, airlift support flying missions and airfield operations.

As the 612 AOC SRD I was responsible for the development and assessment of the Coalition Force Air Component Commander's (CFACC's) strategy, plans, and orders in support of achieving CDRUSSOUTHCOM objectives and intent. The SRD is responsible for coordinating the development of command relationships between Air Force South (AFSOUTH), deployed forces, higher headquarters, government agencies, and non-governmental organizations. The SRD also serves as the lead AFSOUTH planner for major USSOUTHCOM and USAF exercises. Additionally the Information Operations Team (IOT), a specialty team within SRD, provides the CFACC and CDRUSSOUTHCOM with capabilities to influence the information environment. The IOT integrates strategic communications, network warfare, and electronic warfare effects with air based effects to achieve the CFACCs strategic objectives

Deputy Commander for the 505 TRG Developing Air, Space and Cyber operational level C2 Professionals through integrated joint and coalition education & training. In addition to running the Air Force's only AOC Formal Training Unit, the 505 TRG is responsible for teaching senior-level AOC courses, supervising the Operational Command Training Program, and through the 505th Communications Squadron, providing communications and information technology support across all wing organizations.

The mission of the 505th CTS is to provide constructive models and virtual battlespace for exercises, testing, and experimentation to enhance command and control training for the joint air component at the operational level of war. Using the higher headquarters replication cell, AOC Response cell, Intelligence support, world-class models and simulation expertise, and the USAF's only Professional Control Force, the 505th CTS also trains other service or functional air components with simulation and stimulation of AOC processes and external agencies, and supports experimentation through the CSAF's Joint Expeditionary Force Experiment (JEFX).

The 505th TRS provides a persistent infrastructure to address integration seams for joint operations across the air, space and cyber domains and to produce fully trained join & multinational command & control (C2) warfighters at the tactical and operational levels of war. The 505th accomplishes its mission by conducting test, training, evaluation, and tactics development to advance cross domain integration into the C2 construct. Additionally, the 505th trains personnel and organizations on C2 processes & systems during joint, coalition & service focused exercises, operational rehearsals, tests & experiments using live, virtual and constructive air, space & cyber forces.The 505th TRS accomplishes the CAOC-N mission by training individuals and organizations on command and control processes and systems during joint, coalition and service-focused exercises, tests, operational rehearsals, and experiments using live, virtual and constructive air, space, cyber and ISR forces.

Led the offensive and defensive aerial warfare planning, exercise and deployable capability for the tactical level; providing command and control for air operations.

Assistant Director of Operations (Training) - Responsible for the training and qualification of squadron instructors. Instructor - Responsible to the Squadron Commander for teaching graduate-level instructor courses that provide the world's most advanced training in weapons and tactics employment. During the course, students receive an average of 400 hours of graduate-level academics and participate in demanding combat training missions.The goal of the course is to train students to be tactical experts in their combat specialty while also learning the art of battle-space dominance. This ability creates such a complete overmatch in combat power in any domain of conflict that adversaries have no choice but to submit or capitulate. Using an integrated approach means Weapons School graduates are extensively familiar not only with the weapons platform or system they have been trained in through their career path, but also in how all U.S. Air Force and DOD assets can be employed in concert to achieve synergistic effects.The culmination of the course is the Advanced Integration phase in which all assets combine in challenging scenarios simulating current and future threat arenas. Students demonstrate their ability to lead and instruct while effectively integrating multiple weapons systems across the land, air, space and cyber domains.Upon graduation, the new weapons officers return to the field to serve as unit weapons and tactics officers, leading combat missions and providing our Service's senior leaders and decision makers tactical, operational and strategic impact support.

Crew Member ending as Flight Commander Weapons and Tactics and Weapons Officer for the 20th Bomb Squadron (1 of 3 combat operational B-52 squadrons in the 2nd Bomb Wing). Responsible for tactical level planning and training for approximately 100 combat aviators.