I currently have two years of experience working as a Network Administrator for the Marine Corps, currently holding a secret clearance. Networks I have configured ,using Cisco routers and switches, range from small, local networks meant to host around 30 users, to larger networks hosting around 250 users, capable of communicating between South Korea, Japan, and Hawaii. One of the more recent exercises I have completed, with only four of my subordinates to help run cables and minor configurations, I had built a network to support 12 shelters, providing to over 240 users access to email, voip, printer, and web services on NIPR, SIPR, and CENTRIX-K. All of the networks I have configured contained the transfer of data over secret networks from US troops to US troops, from US troops to South Korean troops, and from US troops to Japanese troops. The transmission pieces I have used have also been over satellite connections, gear including V-SATs, NOTMs (Network On The Move), WPPLs, and other transmission pieces. I have also completed a temporary assigned duty, working as an RFI Custodian for nine months. As an RFI Custodian, I was in charge of tracking and distributing shotguns, pistols, and live ammunition.