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Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany

As the Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge (NCOIC) of the Executive Services Directorate at U.S. Army Europe and Africa (USAREUR-AF) Headquarters, I oversee administrative operations and provide direct support to senior leaders and key staff. My responsibilities include managing day-to-day activities, coordinating high-level meetings, overseeing protocol, and ensuring the efficient execution of executive functions. I lead a team that provides logistical and administrative support to facilitate decision-making and communication across USAREUR-AF and Türkiye. My role requires exceptional organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to manage time-sensitive tasks in a dynamic, multinational environment. I am committed to ensuring operational excellence and mission success at the highest levels of command.

Daegu, South Korea

As a Platoon Sergeant in the 188th Military Police Company, I lead and manage a platoon of 75 military police and Korean Soldiers Augmented to the U.S. Army, ensuring their operational readiness and welfare in both garrison and deployed environments. My responsibilities include training, mentoring, and supervising Soldiers in law enforcement, security operations, and combat support missions. I coordinate and execute key operations such as force protection, physical security, and emergency response, working closely with U.S. and South Korean forces to maintain safety and order on and around military installations. My leadership role requires tactical expertise, strong decision-making, and the ability to foster a cohesive, mission-driven team capable of responding to diverse challenges.

Ft Leonard Wood

As a Drill Sergeant at Fort Leonard Wood, I am responsible for training and mentoring the next generation of over 1000 soldiers, instilling the Army values, discipline, and foundational combat skills necessary for military service. I lead and oversee Basic Combat Training (BCT), where I provide rigorous instruction in physical fitness, weapons handling, tactical operations, and teamwork. My role requires strong leadership, patience, and the ability to motivate trainees while ensuring their readiness for the demands of Army life. I am committed to developing soldiers who are mentally tough, physically strong, and fully prepared to serve their country with honor and integrity.

Ft Stewart, Ga

Performed duties as a platoon sergeant in a Corps Support Military Police Company deployable worldwide in support of XVIII Airborne Corps; led 12 Noncommissioned Officers and 28 Soldiers in maneuver and mobility support operations, area security, internment and resettlement, law and order, and police intelligence operations; responsible for the health, welfare, counseling, training, and professional development of subordinates; responsible for the care and maintenance of over $1.4 million worth of equipment; performed supervisory law and order operations in support of the Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield community of over 65,000 Soldiers and Civilians.Key Contributions: Managed all administrative actions for a platoon consisting of 42 individuals; processed over 300 actions with no discrepancies to ensure subordinates were taken care of. Successfully deployed his platoon to Europe in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve; resourced, coordinated, and executed more than 25 different training events for preparation.

Yongsan District, Seoul, South Korea

As a Law Enforcement NCO at the Combined Joint Provost Marshal Office for United States Forces Korea (USFK), I oversee and coordinate law enforcement operations in a joint military environment. My responsibilities include managing security and law enforcement efforts across USFK installations, enforcing military regulations, and ensuring the safety of military personnel and assets. I work closely with U.S. and Korean counterparts, leading a team of law enforcement professionals to maintain order, conduct investigations, and respond to emergencies. My role requires extensive knowledge of military and local laws, as well as the ability to operate effectively in a combined, multinational setting, contributing to the overall mission readiness and security of USFK.

Ft Leonard Wood, Mo

As a Squad Leader in the U.S. Army, I am responsible for leading and training a team of 12 Soldiers to execute missions effectively and safely in both garrison and combat environments. My duties include planning and coordinating squad-level operations, mentoring and developing my soldiers, and ensuring that they are physically and mentally prepared for any task. I am also accountable for the welfare, discipline, and performance of my team, ensuring that we maintain a high level of readiness at all times. My leadership role requires quick decision-making, strategic thinking, and the ability to operate under pressure while fostering teamwork and resilience within my squad.

Ft Leonard Wood, Mo

As part of a highly skilled team, I manage and execute law enforcement and security operations in a garrison environment. With expertise in law enforcement, force protection, physical security, and emergency response, I ensure the safety and security of military personnel, assets, and facilities. I’m experienced in conducting investigations, overseeing detainee operations, providing combat support, and facilitating traffic management on military installations. My role requires collaboration with military and civilian agencies to enforce regulations, maintain order, and deliver operational success. Adaptable and mission-driven, I thrive in high-pressure environments, ensuring the safety and effectiveness of operations.

Heidelberg, Baden-Württemberg, Germany & Kosovo

As a Military Working Dog (MWD) Handler in the U.S. Army, I work alongside a highly trained K-9 partner to support a wide range of military operations. My responsibilities include training, caring for, and deploying military working dogs to detect explosives, narcotics, and assist in search-and-rescue missions. I also conduct patrols, support force protection operations, and provide security for key installations and personnel. My role requires exceptional discipline, trust, and coordination with my canine partner to ensure mission success, whether in combat zones or garrison environments. Together, we contribute to the safety, security, and operational readiness of the Army.

Ft Stewart, Ga

In my role within the Traffic Accident Collision Management team at Fort Stewart, GA, I am responsible for responding to and managing traffic accidents on and around the installation. This includes conducting thorough on-scene investigations, documenting incidents, and coordinating with law enforcement and emergency services to ensure the safety of personnel and military assets. I specialize in traffic law enforcement and report writing, ensuring that each incident is handled with precision and professionalism. My work plays a key role in maintaining the safety and efficiency of military operations by mitigating risks on the road and ensuring compliance with traffic regulations.

Ft Stewart, Ga / Egypt / Afghanistan

As a Military Policeman, I am responsible for the safe and efficient transportation of personnel, equipment, and military assets in both garrison at Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield and deployed environments like Egypt and Afghanistan. I support law enforcement, security, and combat operations by ensuring the mobility of the unit in various conditions. My role includes vehicle maintenance, convoy operations, and providing critical transport support during emergency response and mission execution. I am trained in defensive driving techniques, route security, and tactical vehicle operations, ensuring mission success while maintaining the highest standards of safety and professionalism.

Ft Leonard Wood, Mo

Underwent One Station Unit Training (OSUT) as an enlisted Military Police soldier, where I developed the skills necessary to serve as a protector of military personnel, property, and operations. This comprehensive training combines Basic Combat Training and Military Police-specific instruction, focusing on law enforcement procedures, physical security, combat support, and emergency response. I learned how to enforce military laws, secure military assets, and provide critical force protection in both garrison and deployed environments. I am committed to the discipline and ready to serve and protect in a variety of challenging environments.

Master Of Science, Crisis/Emergency/Disaster Management

The Master of Science in Emergency Management at the University of Maryland Global Campus (UMGC) is designed to prepare students to lead.

Bachelor Of Science, Public Safety Administrative Management, 3.57 Gpa

The Bachelor of Science in Public Safety Administration from the University of Maryland Global Campus (UMGC) is designed to prepare.