John Ronayne Email & Phone Number

Leavenworth, Ks, Us

Fort Leavenworth

Serves as a project leader with responsibility for a variety of analytical work regarding Army Mission Command projects, and also serves as a team leader for Future Force Mission Commandexperimentation and/or development. Performs a wide variety of analytical assignments associated with the development of the Army Mission Command System and its sub-components, i.e., Joint Battle Command, Platform Tactical Battle Command, Global Command and Control System, Army and future force mission command capabilities.

Bryan/College Station, Texas Area

Signal Officer, Platoon Leader / Company Executive Officer / Battalion Communication Officer / Company Commander (25A) October 2011 – Current• Helped facilitate diplomacy and coordinated for civil support in support of the Coalition and host nation’s government.• Provided technical assistance and advice to both commanders and subordinates. Planned, executed, managed and integrated for over 100 telecommunications systems for Army Battle Command Systems, network encryption devices, Communication Security management, teleprocessing, and distribution database systems which supported battlefield IT systems and systems administration.• Company Commander that provided administration, communications and sustainment support by managing Army systems. Supervised administrative processes to include evaluations, awards, finance actions, promotions, retention, and legal actions for 386 Officers and Soldiers. Was also responsible for the accountability and security of equipment valued more than $86 million, to include the maintenance of a fleet of 84 vehicles, communications assemblages, and Intel assemblages.

Network Switching Systems Operator-Maintainer Specialist (25F) / Telecommunications Chief (25W) • Provided on-site and telecommunications support to include installation, configuration, and troubleshooting of over 800 workstations, software, and multifunction devices for the Army Tactical Communication Network.• Installed, maintained, and repaired communications systems to include Non-secure Internet Protocol Router (NIPR), Secure Internet Protocol Router (SIPR), and Coalition Enterprise Regional Information Exchange System (CENTRIXS).• Supported 425th Civil Affairs with communications support and local civilian engagements during Operation Iraqi Freedom to promote civil security and shape support of the local and national government.

Master Of International Affairs (Inta), National Security And Diplomacy, 3.75

Activities and Societies: The Bush School Ambassador CouncilAreas of Concentration: Military Defense Policy Middle Eastern Affairs.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Business Administration And Management, General, 3.25