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Glen Allen, Va, Us

Norfolk Va

Senior enlisted advisor to the Assistant Chief of Staff Logistics directorate (G-4). Maintain accountability of 28 personnel assigned to G-4 and ensure updated individual readiness. Supervise G-4 Task Management Tool (ETMS2) staff actions and ensure section accountability for assigned tasks, and updated hierarchy with higher headquarters. Update and council Marines for monthly Force Preservation boards. Plan and supervise the relocation of G-4 in support of Continuity of Operations (COOP). Supervise and coordinate daily G-4 administration to include DTS, Family Care Plans, Budget and CY/FY training of Marines in the G-4.• Managed the G-4 TAD budget by using a zero based budget approach for fiscal year 20223. Starting with a TAD budget of zero, forcing the sections to scrutinize all TAD trips and requiring them to justify every trip that should be kept. • Redesigned the TAD cost structure to boost efficiency. By working with HQSVCBN fiscal, transferred $30K back to the battalion for use by other directorates within the command.• Assumed the project of replacing furniture and modernizing theCommand Operations Center (COC) in the MARFORCOM headquarters, as well as the unique requirements for each G-shop, a Secret Compartmented Information Facility in the G-2 that required enhanced security during the install and communications hook-ups, data and voice, to each work station. Worked with senior military personnel, civilians, the furniture contractor, the installation team and communications personnel to efficiently manage this complex task for a total project cost of $3.42M.

Havelock Nc

Senior enlisted advisor to the Assistant Chief of Staff Logistics directorate (G-4). Maintain accountability of 48 personnel assigned to G-4 and ensure updated individual readiness. Assist in the preparation of operation orders and annexes, logistic reports and correspondence. Evaluate the work performance of the 32 enlisted personnel assigned to the G-4, make recommendations for proficiency and conduct marks, and recommend enlisted personnel for promotion and/or specialized training. Function as the Occupation Field sponsor for enlisted logistics MOSs 0431/81/91 within 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing. Mentor the Logistics Chiefs of the 4 subordinate Air Groups, and Marine Air Control Group.• Provided critical advice and guidance to G-4 commodities acrossthe spectrum of logistics that included strategic mobility, aviation ground support, motor transport, operational and supply, maintenance, and food services. • Functioned as the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing Occupation Field Sponsor for enlisted logistics MOSs 0431, 0481, and 0491, mentored and provided advice to these communities. Responsible for the implementation of a Hazardous Materials certification program that enabled the development of critical Hazardous Material certification capability across the broader Marine Expeditionary Force.• Coordinated training, mentorship and development of G-4 Marines, managed career progression and retention for 32 G-4 enlisted Marines, managed the training and medical readiness of the 48-person section, and managed the Section's Force Preservation Council inputs.• Evaluated and advised the Assistant Chief of Staff Logistics directorate on an effective work plan for the G-4 to remain viable during COVID-19 lock-downs.

Camp Johnson Nc

Responsible for the accountability, morale, welfare, and discipline of Mobility Operation Section (MOS) students and permanent personnel. Responsible Course Manager for execution and maintenance of Basic Landing Support Specialist Course, Basic Logistics Embarkation Course, Intermediate Landing Support Course, Intermediate Embarkation Course, and Logistics Chief Course. Mentor Course Chiefs and Instructors as required. Coordinate orders and administrative matters with Headquarters Marine Corps 04XX Monitor for student personnel. Monitor and ensure the enrollment and completion of Staff and Faculty Development Program Courses by MOS instructors. Supervise the Master Instructor Program for MOS. Coordinate facility and practical application site use for Mobile Training Teams. Assist the Logistics Officer Course (LOC) Faculty Advisor in Combat Operations Center (COC) student development during Logistics Officer Course Final Exercise.• Maintained accurate accountability and disciplinary oversight of 1769 students and 19 permanent personnel of Mobility Operation Section (MOS).• Supervised 451 students from Logistics Operation School (LOS) while acting as LOS Senior Enlisted Advisor during Hurricane Florence recovery efforts.• Coordinated orders and administrative matters with 04XX monitor for 1437 entry level student personnel.• Ensured the enrollment and attendance of instructors into required Staff and Faculty Development Program courses resulting in 2 Marines earning a Master Instructor Certification.• Coordinated facility and practical application site use for 11 Mobile Training Teams to instruct 21 courses for II Marine Expeditionary Force Marines.• Conducted a Course Content Review Board for Logistics Chief Course with representatives of the 0491 Occupation Field and Training Command.• Assisted the Logistics Officer Course in mentoring and developing COC staff during 8 iterations of Logistics Officer Course Final Exercise.

Camp Pendleton Mainside, California, United States

Exercise overall staff cognizance for all regimental planning, preparation, and participation in training, exercises, and combat service support. Conduct liaison, coordination, and detailed planning with 1st Marine Regiment in order to foster professional relationships and provide Direct Support combat service support. Ensure all Motor Transport Movement and Engineering Construction requests are submitted accurately and in a timely manner to the respective units. Coordinate contracted transport and heavy equipment assets with Kellogg Brown and Root for Al Asad tenant units as required. Ensure mission accomplishment while maintaining a safe work environment in accordance with military, national, state, prefecture, local and industrial standards.• Supervised and directed the Warrior Transition Training for 500 returning Marines and Sailors from Operation Enduring Freedom 14.2.• Maintained accountability of 168 personnel in the Camp Havoc, Al Asad Air Base, Iraq Logistics section comprised of U.S Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps and contracted civilian personnel. • Submitted and deconflicted 91 Construction Requests for new construction to accommodate Camp Havoc, Al Asad Air Base, Iraq expansion and new tenant units. • Managed cargo throughput operations for Al Asad and Camp Havoc Tenant units ensuring the accountability of equipment for 681 military and civilian flights. • Created the daily Task Force Motor Transport Movement roster, ensuring coalition requests were deconflicted to support multiple daily missions. • Maintained check-out procedures for Al Asad tenant units, successfully processing 2570 personnel, greatly facilitating accountability. • Coordinated contracted labor, transport and heavy equipment assets with Kellogg Brown and Root for Task Force Al Asad enabling the growth of Camp Havoc, Iraq from 600 personnel to 1100 personnel.• Served as the Pay Agent for the Field Ordering Officer to procure $100,000 of material from the local economy.

San Diego Ca

Advise the Logistics Officer on all functions of logistics to enable good decision making. Senior enlisted logistics Marine, mentor subordinate Logistics Chiefs within Marine Air Control Group 38 (MACG-38), through teaching, training, and supervision, Ensure that the subordinate units are successful in their logistics support of all operations. Perform Commanding General's Inspection Staff Assist Visits (SAVs) for all subordinate units in facilities, embarkation, environmental management, and BEQ management functional areas. Perform Supply Maintenance Administration Team and Field Supply Maintenance Analysis Officer Inspections as directed by the Commanding Officer of all subordinate units in all utilities, motor transport, and embarkation inspectable areas. • Supervised the accurate submission of 705 Transportation Movement Requests and 64 Ground Transportation Requests in support of exercises and deployments/redeployments.• Performed Commanding General's Inspection Staff Assist Visits (SAVs) for all subordinate units in facilities, embarkation, environmental management, and BEQ management functional areas. • Coordinated and supervised the Commanding General's Inspection Program (CGIP) preparation and execution for MACG-38 MSCs and HQ in four functional areas.

Sasebo, Japan

Supervise the daily functions of the Combat Cargo Department. Supervise, train, and mentor the flight deck and well deck Combat Cargo Assistants. Manage all ship spaces assigned to the landing force. Supervise all administrative responsibilities pertaining to combat cargo operations. Serve as technical advisor during all combat cargo operations. Assist the Combat Cargo Officer in the planning and supervision of the Combat Cargo Department. Manage the Combat Cargo Department operational supply budget and requisition mission critical supplies and equipment. Manage, supervise, and train all Marines assigned to Combat Cargo. Serve as liaison between the ship and embarked Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) to ensure that all landing force operational needs are properly identified and supported.• Provided guidance, leadership, and mentorship to 143 Marines assigned.to Combat Cargo.• Managed the fiscal year 2011 and 2012 budget totaling more than 17,000 dollars. • Managed the marshalling and manifesting of 4995 passengers from the flight deck via helicopter lift and 1775 passengers via surface lift from the Well Deck during 6 deployment cycles.• Managed and supervised the operational logistics support for more than 500 helicopter missions and 20 landing craft missions in support of 31st MEU amphibious operations.• Managed and supervised the transportation of more than 700 tons of equipment and the movement of 76 pallets of humanitarian aid totaling 43,955 lbs. in support of Fukushima disaster relief via helicopter and surface craft lift.• Planned, supervised, and executed the proper shipboard stowage of more than 1,200 principal end items in support of 31st MEU amphibious operations.• Inspected and managed the maintenance of more than 52 shipboard office spaces and 12 shipboard berthing areas assigned to the landing force.

Camp Pendleton Ca.

Initiate future operations planning and synchronize initial and main planning efforts by developing and publishing the Combat Logistics Regiment 1 (CLR-1) Long Range Training Plan and Training and Exercise Employment Plan. Publish letters of instruction, and orders for regimental training functions. Serve as Combat Logistics Operations Center Watch Chief. Supervise and instruct Combat Logistics Operations Center (CLOC) watch standers during CLOC operations. Oversee the architecture of the CLOC and its power and communications requirements. Coordinate and supervise CLR-1 Command and Control (C2) and LOGMOD bridge technology contracting programs. Coordinate regimental staff section actions and subordinate command reporting requirements during CLOC operations. • Assisted in the planning of two regimental command post exercises to include initial development of the regimental CLOC and coordinated the activities of various sections within the regiment for use during two Command Post Exercises. Acted as Combat Logistic Operations Center watch chief during command post exercises. • Assisted the operations officer in drafting the regiment's Combat Logistics Operations Center (CLOC) Standard Operating Procedures (SOP). • Developed CLOC Tactics Techniques and Procedures (TTPs) and instructed CLOC watch standers on their implementation. • Drafted and publish the CLR-1 Training and Exercise Employment Plan and Long Range Training Plan. • Developed and published numerous regimental Letters of Instruction (LOIs), Warning Orders (WARNOs), Fragmentary Orders (FRAGOs), and operations orders in support of training and operational requirements.

Camp Bastion, Afghanistan

Disseminate information to S-4 personnel regarding orders, regulations, and policies Counsel enlisted personnel on pertinent professional and personal matters. Provide liaison with all external agencies relating to Helicopter Support Operations Coordinate and organize the efforts of the various sections within the S-4 to achieve mission accomplishment efficiently Advise and assist the S-4 Officer with the establishment and implementation of policies and procedures and act as principle enlisted advisor. Plan and conduct Containerized Delivery System operations.• Maintained accountability of 135 Marines, Sailors, and Army personnel organic and attached to the S-4-Scheduled, managed and archived 257 total combat resupply missions throughout the deployment. • Planned and coordinated 56 containerized delivery system air deliveries to forward operating bases. • Planned and executed 68 helicopter support team missions to forward operating bases. • Tracked and archived 79 ground resupply missions to forward operating bases. • Provided liaison to Headquarters and Service Company leadership to ensure the Marines of the S-4 section were informed and integrated efficiently. • Developed products that archived every resupply mission over the course of the deployment that enabled an efficient turnover.