Managing inventory of ceremonial equipment, receiving and fulfilling requests, and coordinating equipment issuance time frames for military events on Joint Base Lewis McChord and the Pacific Northwest region. Events range from Military Retirements, Parades, Change of Commands, and Professional Sporting Events.

Served in multiple leadership positions in variety of environments, competent in personnel management and training, task management and accomplishment, problem solving, and critical decision making.Held numerous other positions in addition to primary position of Infantryman to include: Unit Movement Officer, Basic Leadership Academy Instructor, Ammunition Manager, Assistant Operations Manager, Property Manager, Warehouse Manager, and Funeral Operations.

Instructing junior soldiers during Basic Leadership Course through lecture and practical exercise, grading assigned coursework, evaluating soldier performance and potential through the entire course.

Forecasting and allocating ammunition for approximately 1000 soldiers to be trained on various weapon systems across 5 different sub-units with different specialties. These ranged from events such as Tear Gas Chambers, Sniper Training and Qualification, Rifle and Pistol Qualification, Anti-Tank training, and Joint Exercises with Multi-National forces. This required large amounts of historical data collation in conjunction with training management prescribed ammunition amounts.

Overseeing Unit operations both in Afghanistan and Fort Campbell. While in Afghanistan keeping sub-unit tracker location and status updated, relaying information to Operations Manager and Unit Command in timely manner after compiling a full picture to report, monitoring sub-unit activity and reporting and significant events to higher management and command.At Fort Campbell managed personnel within operations department, oversaw and assisted with creation of new Mobile Command Posts concepts, developed and implemented new training program for Military School Attendance that increased student success rate; and oversaw property management of various communications equipment and CBRRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiation, and Nuclear) response equipment.

Oversaw and coordinated packing and shipment of approximately $500,000 to $900,000 worth of military equipment to the following locations: Fort Polk, LA by railcar; Afghanistan by air twice, and return to Fort Campbell from the preceding locations. No loss of property or equipment and no violations of international shipping laws.

Managed and oversaw Headquarters Section Personnel; to include Medics, supply clerks, armorer, company radio specialists, indirect fire specialists, and administrative clerks. Additionally handled important company administrative tasks such as sub-unit flight rosters, dissemination of information from command to sub-units, and resource allocation planning.

Led and managed Infantry Squad of 8 to 12 soldiers, to include combat and non-combat training. Oversaw and guided training, execution of missions, and higher unit taskings. Successfully developed two subordinates to advance through ranks while in this position.

Managed Entry Control Point Operations with 2 to 3 subordinates for Special Operations Compound located in Kabul; to include searching of vehicles and personnel, protection of bomb detection dogs, and establishment of secondary fighting positions. Operated as Installation Guard Manager over 9 subordinates for Special Operations Compound located in Kandahar; to include overseeing shift change of Entry Control Point guards, Operations Center security, installation security, conflict resolution, and personnel management.

Led team of three soldiers in daily conducting of operations and training, both at Fort Campbell and in Afghanistan during Combat Operations. Ensured subordinates were trained, given proper direction, and led to task accomplishment. 4 subordinates advanced in rank and position to become Team Leaders as well.

Held positions as Rifleman, Grenadier, and Machine Gunner. Developed skills in land navigation, outdoor survival, military weapons expertise (to include Carbines, Rifles, Pistols, Machineguns, and Shotguns), physical fitness and training, first response medical skills, urban combat operations, night combat operations, and general combat operations.