Information Operations Advisor, represents the Counter Corruption Advisory Group for IO and STRATCOM related activities, and events. Responsible for advising on the application of non-lethal effects to deliberate/dynamic targeting. Responsible for integrating Information related capabilities into desired actions. Conducts inter-agency coordination weekly.

Information Operations Planner, represents the CJ39 in the HQRS targeting cycle. Responsible for applying non-lethal effects to deliberate/dynamic targeting. Responsible for integrating Information related capabilities into operations. Conducts inter-agency coordination weekly.

Special Activities Planner for Information Operations Task Force forward deployed to Afghanistan. Responsible for integrating plans and operations into the Resolute Support targeting cycle. Responsible for nine contractors providing special capabilities planning to the organization.

Travel Planner, for Commanding General U.S. Army Forces Command (CG FORSCOM), a four star command that has mission command and training oversight for 820,000 active and reserve component soldiers and civilians. Responsible for coordinating and planning trips CONUS and OCONUS. Responsible for the synchronization of all travel related activities to ensure they support CG FORSCOM Strategic objectives. Supports Deputy Commanding General (DCG) FORSCOM asrequired with travel planning, and engagement preparation.

Chief of Key Leader Engagements (KLE), International Security Assistance Force Joint Command (IJC) , a three-star multinational command that serves as the operational headquarters in the Combined Joint Operational Area in Afghanistan. Responsible for staff coordination that prepares the Commander (COMIJC) for his key leader engagements with senior Afghan military and ministerial officials. Responsible for the synchronization of all IJC general officer engagements with Afghan counterparts to ensure they support COMIJC's communications objectives.

Responsible for coordinating, training and preparing for deployment as part of the ISAF Joint Command.Represented XVIII ABN Corps IO during planning conference in ISTANBUL Turkey. Developed working relationships with international partners.

Information Operations/Special Technical Operations planner in the G3 Plans division responsible for developing theater army operation and concept plans in support of the Geographic Combatant Command operation plans, operation orders and campaign plans for the area of responsibility. Provides IO input to the section and the USAREUR targeting working group. Leads planning teams to determine theater war fighting requirements, solutions and concepts by developing and coordinating the theater army portion of operation plans and concept plans for major and small scale contingency operations, to include joint and multinational forces. Coordinates and integrates IO/STO into applicable plans and orders.

Student at Fort Gordon branch campus of Army Intermediate Level Education (ILE)

Planned BDE training exercise in preparation for deployment to Afghanistan.Brigade Information Operations officer deployed in Afghanistan. Coordinate information activities of 10 Battalion task forces, public affairs, electronic attack and special capabilities. Coordinator for all messaging and consequence management. Employ military and nonmilitary assets including combat camera and human terrain team, PSYOP, 18 ISAF and10 non ISAF radio stations. Four non ISAF television stations and manages brigade non- lethal effects assessment and non-lethal targeting.

Senior Mentor for an eight man Afghan National Police Provincial Mentor Team. Principal military advisor to the provincial chief of police. Responsible for coordination of police interaction with coalition forces and the Government of Afghanistan. Responsible for assessment, mentorship and training of the Provincial Headquarters. Overall responsible for the comprehensive assessment of a province consisting of a headquarters, seven districts and 374 policemen. Manages a monthly budget of $15,000.

Observer, Coach Trainer for a multi-component Infantry training support battalion, consisting of six companies and associated combat, combat support and combat service support teams. Responsible for planning, developing, synchronizing, assisting, and conducting high resolution training to mobilizing units through Fort Carson and other locations. Responsible for planning and assisting training of supported units and staffs within Enhanced Separate Brigades, Joint Sourcing Training Oversight, Multi-National Corps Iraq and individual replacement Soldier training.

Company Commander of a Basic Combat Training Company consisting of four Basic Combat Training platoons and a Headquarters section consisting of 18 cadre and an annual training load of approximately 1,000 soldiers. Supervises the safeguarding and maintenance of assigned facilities and equipment in excess of $15 million.

Commander of a forward deployed, Bradley Fighting Vehicle equipped, mechanized company in the Republic of Korea, composed of three rifle platoons and a company headquarters. Directly responsible for the training, readiness, and welfare of 18 tactical vehicles and 120 soldiers, valued at over $40 million.

Platoon Leader of a 22 man Air Assault Infantry Support Platoon. Responsible for maintaining a combat ready force capable of supporting the tactical deployment of the battalion anywhere in the world and win in combat. Directly responsible for maintaining accountability and operational readiness of $1.6 million worth of equipment. Responsible for the management and timely delivery of all classes of supply to the battalion in training and in combat. Manages all battalionammunition.

Executive officer and second-in-command of an Air Assault Rifle Company with the mission to deploy anywhere in the world in 36 hours, sustain and win in combat. Responsible for the management of administrative, maintenance and logistical procedures for the company. Supervises the operation of training management, supply, communications, arms room, and NBC Areas.

Platoon Leader for a 39 man Air Assault Infantry Platoon. Responsible for maintaining a combat ready force to deploy anywhere in the world in 36 hours, sustain and win in combat. Responsible for the maintenance, accountability, and tactical employment of all related equipment valued in excess of $400,00. Plans conducts and evaluates demanding and realistic training.