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Fort Hood, Texas

Developed, guided and monitored training for organization with 100+ employees; created and implemented policies and standards for performance; managed daily operations which included sign-off authority on utilization of $25M in equipment and supplies.Developed and facilitated field training plans. Monitored participants’ achievement of learning objectives. Motivated and led teams to achieve top honors and qualify for the Henry A. Knox award for best active-duty field artillery battery in all of U.S. Army. Demonstrated outstanding ability to plan and execute training with limited resources; achieved 100% certification rate for assigned personnel with zero accidents or safety incidents.Fostered a healthy work environment that not only focused on quality and performance but on taking care of employees; reduced employee turnover by 60%.Noted repeatedly as a disciplined, resilient and caring leader who set and achieved the highest standards of professionalism and performance; fully supported EO and EEO programs.

Bagram, Afghanistan / Fort Hood, Texas

Oversaw and coordinated numerous field operations across six regional groups in Afghanistan (3,200 personnel). Served as the Chief liaison to senior leadership for a diverse, multinational organization; Advised and advocated for CEO-level executives during high-level strategy meetings; streamlined time-sensitive information and communications between groups and regional command.Directed planning, synchronization and utilization of complex electronic systems, information operations and operator teams across multiple organizations. Brought keen analytical mind to assessing complex information and intelligence considerations; developed thorough operational and tactical plans and instructions.Provided 500+ critical information reports that kept executive leadership updated with a clear and accurate depiction of operations that enabled sound decision making for strategic allocation of resources.

Fort Wainwright, Alaska

Coordinated multiple levels of operations across rugged and austere environments during multiple deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan; ensured 18 equipment sections and nine operating centers remained current and certified to organizational standards.Directed planning, synchronization and utilization of complex electronic systems, information operations and operator teams across multiple organizations.Facilitated positive communications and relationship-building efforts between US and allied forces, Afghan regional leaders and local population.

Fort Wainwright, Alaska

Maintained accountability for $37M+ in assets; directed inventory and transfer of equipment for organizational programs with 100% accuracy.Planned, coordinated and executed the transfer of combat outpost Mullalah to the Iraqi Army. This transfer was the first of its kind in Iraq and signified the Iraqi Army taking the lead in securing their country. The transfer was such a success it was used as the standard for upcoming transfers. Exhibited resourcefulness and courage under fire; maintained security of war-torn region for three weeks following removal of hundreds of local nationals from sensitive security positions.Personally led teams in collecting intelligence in hazardous field conditions, leading to capture or removal of numerous violent extremists in Iraq.

Fort Wainwright, Alaska / Iraq

Company Fire Support Officer for a 178 man Stryker equipped rifle company deployed to Operation Iraqi Freedom 2008-2009. Responsible for the training and tactical employment of a six man fire support team in full spectrum operations with a focus on counter insurgency, mounted operations, limited visibility and precision strike operations and maintaining 4 Stryker vehicles.Planed, coordinated, and integrated all fire support assets into the company scheme of fires to include battalion and company mortars, field artillery, attack helicopters, close air support, and all non-lethal effects.Developed and executed fire support training programs that ensured combat readiness of the company mortar section and platoon maneuver shooters was maintained at 100%.Responsible for the combat readiness, physical fitness, welfare, morale, conduct, and force protection of the fire sup[port team and the well being of their families.

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