Responsible for standing up the Live Fire Team for JMRC, 7th Army Training Command, and developing the procedures to ensure mission success for the premiere training center in Europe. Charged with finding ways to expand the program and create new challenges for rotational units by utilizing the available training area. Planning, resourcing, and supervising rotations as part of the Decisive Action Training Environment (DATE)/SKOLKAN with combat arms training linking live, virtual, and… Show more Responsible for standing up the Live Fire Team for JMRC, 7th Army Training Command, and developing the procedures to ensure mission success for the premiere training center in Europe. Charged with finding ways to expand the program and create new challenges for rotational units by utilizing the available training area. Planning, resourcing, and supervising rotations as part of the Decisive Action Training Environment (DATE)/SKOLKAN with combat arms training linking live, virtual, and constructive elements to maximize lethality and efficiency. Focusing on creating scenarios that facilitate interoperability with NATO allied partners. Show less

Maneuver Company Observer, Coach, Trainer (OC/T) for a maneuver Task Force OC/T Team at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center (JMRC). Mentored US and NATO Allied Forces' maneuver companies by assessing capacity and by building multinational interoperability. Evaluated tactics, techniques, and procedures to perform Unified Land and Contingency Operations with focus on MOUT, limited visibilitymaneuver, and precision operations supporting the Centralized Training Task List. Planned… Show more Maneuver Company Observer, Coach, Trainer (OC/T) for a maneuver Task Force OC/T Team at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center (JMRC). Mentored US and NATO Allied Forces' maneuver companies by assessing capacity and by building multinational interoperability. Evaluated tactics, techniques, and procedures to perform Unified Land and Contingency Operations with focus on MOUT, limited visibilitymaneuver, and precision operations supporting the Centralized Training Task List. Planned, resourced, and supervised rotations as part of the Decisive Action Training Environment (DATE)/SKOLKAN with combat arms training linked through live, virtual, and constructive elements to maximize lethality and efficiency. Conducted After Action Reviews to capitalize on strengths and improve unit weaknesses. Responsible forthe comprehensive fitness and readiness of six Senior NCOs and their families. Show less

Company Commander of a company with 14 M1A2 SEPV2 Abrams Tanks. Responsible for the welfare, discipline, and readiness of 34 Soldiers, 26 Non-Commissioned Officers, and 4 Officers. Responsible for the development of all section and Platoon training plans, including the Company METL tasks. Developed subordinates professionally and provided for their continued career progression, to include crew gunnery training and qualification. Lead the Company during all field training exercises and combat… Show more Company Commander of a company with 14 M1A2 SEPV2 Abrams Tanks. Responsible for the welfare, discipline, and readiness of 34 Soldiers, 26 Non-Commissioned Officers, and 4 Officers. Responsible for the development of all section and Platoon training plans, including the Company METL tasks. Developed subordinates professionally and provided for their continued career progression, to include crew gunnery training and qualification. Lead the Company during all field training exercises and combat operations. Responsible for the accountability and maintenance of all Company vehicles and equipment valued in excess of $68 million dollars. Show less

Assistant Operations Officer for a Combined Arms Battalion. Responsible for planning and coordinating operations for the Battalion and the execution of mission orders. Responsible for the production of Battalion warning orders, operations orders, fragmentary orders, and operations timelines. Assisted with developing detailed plans to employ available assets to accomplish the unit's mission. Charged with coordinating, directing, and managing battalion efforts to ensure mission success.

Division Battle Captain in Division G3, for an Infantry Division consisting of more than 20,000 Soldiers organized into two heavy brigade combat teams: one sustainment brigade, one combat aviation brigade, one maneuver enhancement brigade, and associated engineer, air defense, signal, military police and intelligence units. Charged with assisting the Division Chief of Operations with all current operations within the Division. Battle Captain in Division's main tactical operations center… Show more Division Battle Captain in Division G3, for an Infantry Division consisting of more than 20,000 Soldiers organized into two heavy brigade combat teams: one sustainment brigade, one combat aviation brigade, one maneuver enhancement brigade, and associated engineer, air defense, signal, military police and intelligence units. Charged with assisting the Division Chief of Operations with all current operations within the Division. Battle Captain in Division's main tactical operations center, responsible for battle tracking, information processing, reporting, and briefing. Responsible for the quality control and production of all Division Operation Orders (OPORDs), FRAGORDs, WARNORDs, and Weekly Tasking Orders. Coordinated, directed, and managed the timeliness of all Division products in coordination with the Division Chief of Operations. Show less

Executive Officer for a 177 Soldier Stryker Company. Responsible for the maintenance of 23 Stryker combat vehicles, three HMMWVs, three MCVs, and for the accountability of $61,000,000 worth of equipment on the Commander's property books. Responsible for the daily logistics and preparations for deployment of all Company equipment in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.

Stryker Brigade Combat Team (SBCT) Rifle Company Platoon Leader for a 9 man Mobile Gun System (MGS) Stryker Platoon; responsible for the training and tactical employment of two sections in full spectrum operations with a focus on urban, limited visibility and precision operations.  Accounted for over $12 million worth of equipment, including three MGS Strykers.  Planned, resourced, coordinated, and trained to execute full spectrum operations in low, mid, and high intensity Contemporary… Show more Stryker Brigade Combat Team (SBCT) Rifle Company Platoon Leader for a 9 man Mobile Gun System (MGS) Stryker Platoon; responsible for the training and tactical employment of two sections in full spectrum operations with a focus on urban, limited visibility and precision operations.  Accounted for over $12 million worth of equipment, including three MGS Strykers.  Planned, resourced, coordinated, and trained to execute full spectrum operations in low, mid, and high intensity Contemporary Operational Environments (COE).  Responsible for the planning, resourcing, coordination, and execution of individual and collective training, including the responsibility of the morale, health, and welfare of the platoon and their families. Show less