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Wfo Phoenix, Az

Wfo Tucson, Arizona

Maintenance of weather Communications, Surface Observing, RADAR, and IT systems.

Uss John C Stennis (Cvn-74) Bremerton, Washington, United States

ETC - Directed and supervised the efforts of 55 technicians in maintaining HF, VHF, UHF, and SHF communication systems. Electromagnetic Compatibility Technician responsible to mitigate any spurious electronics sources causing interference to shipboard electronics systems.

Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Illinois, United States

ET1/ETC - Responsible for preparing Navy Recruits for service in the fleet. Trained nine divisions with over 750 Sailors.

Uss Coronado Agf-11 Point Loma, San Diego, Ca

ET2/ET1 - Communications and RADAR technician responsible for maintenance of SMQ-11 Weather Satellite Receiver, Naval Integrated Tactical Environmental System 2000 variant, and supervision of five technicians.

British Indian Ocean Territory, Diego Garcia, Mauritius Island

Responsible for ensuring the Electronics contractors hired to maintain Naval Support Facilities Electronics systems completed Contract Line Items Numbers (CLINs) specified by the BOSS contract.

Naval Air Weapons Station, China Lake, California

ET2 - Primarily responsible for maintenance of the ASOS and WSR-88D Principle Users Processor (PUP) used to provide weather data for airfield operations. Filled the role as the Leading Petty Officer in charge of five technicians to ensure all electronic systems were maintained at the highest level of operability.

Meteorological Equipment Maintenance "C" School Keesler Afb, Biloxi, Mississippi

Student receiving instructions in troubleshooting and maintenance of the SMQ-11 Weather Satellite Receiving system, Shipboard Meteorological Observing System (SMOOS), Automated Surface Observing System (ASOS) and WSR-88D RADAR Principle Users Processor (PUP) Group.

Uss Kitty Hawk (Cv-63) San Diego, California

ET3 / ET2 responsible for maintaining the SMQ-11 Weather Satellite Receiving systems at close to 100 percent operability and availability. Also, responsible for day to day operation of the Operations department tool issue room, and maintaining electrical safety compliance for the Operations, Intelligence, and Navigation departments.

Uss Midway (Cv-41) Yokosuka, Japan

ET3 - Junior technician responsible for maintaining the SMQ-10 Weather Receiving and Processing system. Also, assisted in maintaining the SMQ-6 and Tactical Environmental Support System.

Defense Meteorological Support Program "C" School, Lowry Afb, Denver, Colorado

Student receiving training in all aspects of SHF communications and digital computing principles and troubleshooting, and three stages of film development.

Naval Training Command Great Lakes, Illinois

Student receiving instructions in all aspects of communications, RADAR, auxillary and electronic display systems.

Recruit Training Command And Naval Training Command Orlando, Florida

Initial recruit training as a Seaman Recruit (E-1) from January 24, 1989 to March 24, 1989. Subsequent training as a Electronics Technician Seaman Apprentice introduced to Basic Electricity and Electronics completing 24 book Naval Electricity and Electronics Training series modules; covering Alternating and Direct current, positive and negative doping, electron flow, hole flow, resistors, transistors, limiters, clippers, clampers, multi-vibrators, as well as Eccles-Jordan flip-flop and push-pull circuits.