Joshua Arnold Email & Phone Number

Arlington, Virginia, United States

Support DoD Studies and Analysis. Obtain, develop, and interpret U.S. Army and U.S. Special Operations Forces data. Construct and maintain databases. Apply data analysis techniques and have the ability to present results to customer and team. Research a wide variety of possible data sources to provide force structure and strategic planning customers with.

Fort Hood, Texas, United States

Operations Officer using this position in the G2 section to help prepare for my transition out of the U.S. Army

Fort Hood, TX

• Principal staff officer responsible for providing intelligence to support current and future operations and plans for the command and staff of the Battalion. Subject matter expert of the intelligence warfighting.
• Head Security Manager for the Battalion; in charge of physical security, personnel security, information security and security clearances for 800+ personnel in the unit
• Collected and analyzed information on enemy forces, terrain, weather, and civil considerations for the command teams and rest of the staff during multiple Battalion field training exercises, in preparation for the.
• Assumed duties as the higher headquarters G2 OIC in planning, deployment and execution for exercise DEFENDER 2020 in the U.S. European Command (EUCOM) region
• Continued duties as the G2 OIC by providing intelligence analysis to the U.S. Army’s COVID-19 medical response in collaboration with Defense Support of Civil Authorities (DSCA) operations in major metropolitan areas.

Fort Huachuca, AZ

Student in the Military Intelligence Officer Transition Course (OTC) and the Military Intelligence Captain's Career Course.

Fort Carson, Colorado

• Assisted the primary S2 Officer in Charge in managing the Brigade’s intelligence current operations team and future operations targeting cell.
• Primary Security Manager ensuring all information, personnel, cyber and physical securities were met to the standard, protecting over $10 million dollars’ worth of Brigade equipment and assets
• Oversaw the S2 Current Operations team 13 months, responsible for the physical and technical development and training of 5 intelligence analysts through Warfighter 18-04 with 4th Infantry Division Artillery
• Supervised 5 fire support specialists and 1 targeting officer over 13 months to form the S2 Future Operations and targeting team which contributed to the success of 4th Infantry Division Artillery’s participation in.

Fort Carson, Colorado

• Supervised the operational readiness, training, development, and management of 34, multi-level Field Artillery personnel. Ensured platoon was prepared for overseas operations in various environments during Operation.
• Managed a 34-member platoon during an 8-month deployment to Europe, with 100% safety record
• Orchestrated the security, training, and coordination of large-scale combat operations in Eastern Europe with no security incidents reported
• Architected the movement of $10M+ worth of equipment, supplies, and weaponry to and from Fort Carson, CO to Grafenwoehr, DE and multiple Eastern European countries
• Devised, planned, and led over six months of field training for the 34-member platoon, including the Joint Multinational Readiness Center Combat Training Center Rotation 17-06 with 3K+ NATO personnel; resulted in.
• Maintained 100% accountability and serviceability of equipment valued in excess of $10M with zero losses

Ft. Carson, CO

• Provided Troop and Squadron senior leadership support in the planning, coordination, and assignment of fire support for all tactical operations. Served as the subject-matter expert and liaison on Field Artillery to the.
• Planned and coordinated all supporting fires including mortars, Field Artillery, Naval Surface Fire Support, and close air support in accordance with the Maneuver Commander’s intent.
• Established, executed and managed fire support instruction for over 70 members of the assigned Cavalry Troop utilizing simulated and live-fire scenarios
• Supervised a Fire Support Team of 3 personnel and managed movement over $2M worth of equipment through a successful National Training Center Rotation 16-09 with zero losses

Fort Sill, Oklahoma, United States

Student at the Basic Officer Leaders Course at the Field Artillery Center of Excellence