Enforced safety, risk mitigation and conducted formal best practices (after action) reviews supporting culmination exercises for rotational, 37 personnel organizations during simulated and live fire combat maneuvers. Supervised data processing to provide feedback and best practices review enabling over thirty-five large-scale units preparing for global, real-world, overseas deployments. Provided close observation during dismounted operations in rugged terrain, inclement weather, and limited visibility while operating all-terrain vehicles. Analyzed operational graphics, developed and maintained digital and analog battle system tracking databases for multi-national teams focused on combined arms maneuver, decisive action, and wide area security. Managed administrative and logistical tasks for over fifty-five successful rotary and fixed winged airborne operations supporting multi-departmental airborne elements in Southern California.

Managed, trained, and ensured health and welfare of 37 personnel. Developed and managed training plans, risk mitigation procedures, and coordinated live firing exercises to ensure efficient operation of assigned weapon systems, tactical lasers, night vision devices and communications equipment. Managed and supervised rotational schedules and rehearsals supporting quick reaction force (QRF), active airfield security, and aerial response forces (ARF) during combat operations in a hazardous environment. Planned and executed rotary wing assault and sling load operations utilizing over the horizon communication systems (Tactical satellite; TACSAT). Conducted patrol base operations, surveillance and intelligence collection, key weapons placement with M240B Machine Gun, Carl Gustaf 84mm Recoilless Rifle, and FGM-148 Javelin. Executed entry control point operations utilizing Rapiscan X-Ray technology and vehicle search techniques. Implemented state of the art control points to counter Personnel Borne Improvised Explosive Devices (PBIED) and Vehicle Borne Improvised Explosive Devices (VBIED) while operating in a hazardous location.

Trained, supervised, and managed the personal and professional development of 40-60 Initial Entry Training Soldiers per nine-week cycles. Enforced standards, promoted and instilled values, and lead through personal example in order to provide the U.S. Army with disciplined, physically and morally fit Soldiers based on the following programs of instruction: Basic Rifle Marksmanship (BRM); Advanced Rifle Marksmanship (ARM); Close Combat Optics (CCO), and night vision devices; Small arms weapons familiarization, Browning M2 .50 Caliber Machine Gun, MK 19 Grenade Launcher, and AT4 Anti-Armor Munition; Chemical Biological, Radioactive, Nuclear (CBRN) Training; Physical Readiness Training (PRT), Land Navigation (Orienteering) using map and compass; and Field Training Exercises (Culmination Exercises).

Supervised, trained, developed, and ensured health and welfare of 8 personnel. Directed, supervised, and lead live fire training using assigned weapon systems; M4 Carbine, M249 Squad Automatic Weapon, and M320 40mm Grenade Launcher. Managed entry control point (ECP) Operations utilizing Rapiscan X-ray systems, vehicle search techniques, and Hanheld Interagency Identity Detection Equipment (HIIDE) in a hazardous location. Managed active airfield security operations and supervised multinational force cross training exercises. Successfully lead and supervised the execution of escalation of force (EOF) training and procedures, security and crowd dispersion, emergency response procedures, and multi-national coordination and cross training in a hazardous and high stress environment.

Provided personal protection for command personnel during combat operations in Iraq. Developed security protocols, planned routes, and conducted rehearsals to ensure the safety and protection of personnel while conducting key leader engagements in a hostile combat environment. employed Multi-band intra team radios (MBITR), GPS, and high frequency communications equipment, established security layers, and employed Handheld Interagency Identity Detection Equipment (HIIDE) and Biometric Automated Toolset (BAT) during combat operations.

Diagnosed, serviced, repaired, and operated ground service equipment. Repaired and conducted scheduled service on wheeled vehicles 5 ton and below. Operated tracked recovery vehicles and conducted recovery operations.

Serviced and repaired small engine equipment. Stocked, inventoried, and maintained chemical equipment in support of US Army Reserve missions.