-Selected as one of twenty highly competitive Marine Corps Officers to develop and mentor future Naval Officers.-Serve as an Assistant Professor of Naval Science at Purdue University, teaching two college courses. -Serve as the Anti-terrorism Force Protection Officer, ensuring security for the unit by conducting annual training and drills for threats and active shooter situations.

-Responsible for a team of 40 Marines across six branches.-Responsible for overseeing and managing an inventory of 44,000 line items totaling $350 million in order to support four organizations and 24 maintenance work centers. -Oversaw the successful and timely delivery of 6,159 orders totaling over $12.5 million.

-Organized the necessary aviation logistics material and personnel for nine Theater Cooperation Exercises. -Managed the unit's concept of support plan for Humanitarian Assistance/Disaster Relief missions.-Responsible for 12 Commanding General's Inspection Programs, all of which received passing grades during Headquarters Marine Corps inspection.

-Organized the accurate data collection of 400 personnel and mission essential equipment each month. -Assisted with the planning and execution of two deployments of 106 Marines from six different organizations.-Provided restriction of movement (ROM) guidance and policy changes in regards to COVID-19 to 400 personnel on a daily basis.

-Coordinated with Defense Logistics Agency and multiple defense industry companies in order to expedite purchase orders and procure contracts for aeronautical assets in support of more than 100 aircraft. -Responsible for the point of entry and seamless flow of aeronautical assets being purchased by four organizations. -Responsible for 67 employees and all operations for the duration of a three-month overseas deployment.-Meticulously screened and processed 578 supply requirements valued at $8 million.-Communicated with foreign agencies in order to establish supply chain logistics for aeronautical assets throughout the Indo-Pacific Area of Operations.