Major Gregory Procaccini Email & Phone Number

Germany

Langhorne, Pa

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Germany

Japan

Quantico, Virginia

Kuwait

-Refined the CJTF-OIR Battle Captain duties and responsibilities in order to emphasize timely and accurate battle tracking and streamlining of information to higher, adjacent and subordinate headquarters
-Executed (12) separate Combined Joint Operations Center Battle Drills
-De-conflicted (411) cross border operations between Coalition and Turkish Armed Forces
-Approved and de-conflicted of (253) requests for US or Coalition Close Air Support and/or Indirect Fires for forces in Syria and Iraq
-Ensured the accurate and timely reporting of CJTF-OIR and Central Command’s Commanders Critical Information Requirements
-Managed and supervised the Commander's Common Operational Picture for the CJOA
-Managed and maintained information displayed on the CJOC floor in order to provide accurate situational awareness to the Commander and the CJ33 Chief of Operations (CHOPS)
-Trained (5) joint service members how to execute the duties as a Battle Captain
-Refined the CJTF-OIR Battle Captain duties and responsibilities in order to emphasize timely and accurate battle tracking and streamlining of information to higher, adjacent and subordinate headquarters
-Managed and maintained information displayed on the CJOC floor in order to provide accurate situational awareness to the Commander and the CJ33 Chief of Operations
-Assumed duties conducting the daily CJTF-OIR Current Operations update brief for the CJTF-OIR Operations Director and Deputy Commander (USA BG and USAF Maj Gen respectively)
-Assumed duties as the CJTF-OIR Operations Officer CJ33 Current Operations staff section a Major’s billet
-Trained (1) USMC Major to execute the duties as the Operations Officer, CJTF-OIR
-Authored and responsible for (31) daily Combined Joint Area of Operations operational updated for the CJTF-OIR J3 USA BG and Dep Cmdr (2 star)
-Assisted with the 18th Airborne Corps current operations section of 28 personnel in assuming current operations for the entire US Operations Inherent Resolve campaign

Camp Lejeune, Nc

-Led, planned and directed a 12 Marine logistics section and served as the principal advisor to the Commanding Officer and Remain Behind Officer In Charge (RBE OIC) on all logistics matters to include developing policies, forecasting requirements and setting allocations of assets to support to the 2nd Marine Division.
-Coordinated, and managed the logistics support for 2d CEB RBE deployments in support of the Operational Reserve Force (ORF), Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force Crisis Response Central Command, ), Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force Crisis Response- Africa Command, Black Sea Rotational Force and 2d CEB Marine Expeditionary Unit Combat Engineer Battalion Platoon of 43 Marines and Sailors and deployments for training Deployments For Training and Field Exercises in support of Integrated Training Exercise 3-13 and supported 8 separate Division units.
-Maintained accountability and supervised the maintenance of the S-4 Logistics section supply account worth approximately $1.8M of equipment and supplies.
-Coordinated with the Division Facilities Officer and participated in planning meetings in support of 2d CEB Military Construction projects, security of the barracks and supply warehouse, and general repair and upkeep of 2d CEB facilities.
-Managed the logistics for 49 training support requests in support of 2d CEB RBE internal training and external combat engineer support.
-Conducted regular coordination meetings with the deployed battalion Logistics Officer in order to synchronize retrograde planning, long-term facilities management and logistics HQ section tasks as required.

Djibouti

-Senior Manager of the Combined Joint Task Force – Horn of Africa Joint Operations Center.
-Report directly to the CJ33 director a USA Colonel for the orderly and effective operations of the Joint Operations Center.
-Managed the execution of all ground and air movements of CJTF-OIR personnel and equipment in the CJTF-HOA area of responsibility.
-Qualified as a senior watch officer for CJTF-HOA upon passing the qualification board process on the first occasion.
-Managed and maintained situational awareness of all operation in the CJTF-HOA area of responsibility of pending significant actions or events, battlefield geometry and threat operations.
-Mentored and trained (3) Senior Watch Officers and coordinated with their qualification process as a member of (2) CJTF-HOA Senior Watch Officer qualification boards.
-Coordinated the personnel and sensitive equipment recovery for a Special Operations Command and Control Element U-28 aircraft crash (in Djibouti), in which the 4 crew members perished.
-Coordinated the personnel recovery via Marine helicopter, 3 injured USN Seabees from Naval Mobile Construction Battalion - 3 involved in a single vehicle rollover.
-Authored and disseminated 90 situation reports classified Secret NOFORN, and ACGU throughout the CJTF-HOA AOR.
-Coordinated and supervised 203 separate mission teams located across 8 countries throughout the CJTF-HOA AOR.
Trained in the operation of the Blue Force Tracker location system.

Camp Lejeune, Nc

-Led, planned and directed 320 Marines and Sailors, executing all training and operations including internal and external logistical and engineer support requests.
-A voting member of the 2d Marine Division board for the Leftwich and Hulbert awards (normally a Battalion Commanders responsibility).
-Served as a member of the II Marine Expeditionary Force, Counter Improvised Explosive Device working group (normally a Battalion Commanders responsibility).
-Served as the senior Officer at Camp Lejeune for five weeks while the battalion main participated in Enhanced Mojave Viper (EMV) 3-11 at 29 Palms, CA.
-Coordinated for 48 vehicles and pieces of equipment, worth $3.1M in order to support to support 3rd Platoon, Bravo Company’s 42 Marines and Sailors for their upcoming 24th MEU 6 month pre-deployment training and 8 month deployment.
-Coordinated and participated in the design phase planning of the $176M Military Construction project for the proposed FY14 move of the entire battalion of 1,200 Marines and Sailors, all equipment and supplies of 2d CEB from mainside Camp Lejeune, NC to Courthouse Bay at Camp Lejeune.
-Increased medical/dental readiness by 17% within 2d CEB RBE; managing and supervised 18 Limited Duty and Physical Evaluation Board Marines.
-Served as Security Manager for 2d CEB RBE with no major findings, (normally a Major Battalion Executive Officer’s responsibility).
-Managed 2d CEB's supply account, worth approximately $164 million dollars of equipment, materials and supplies, (a Battalion Commanders responsibility) personally authorized by the 2nd Marine Division Commanding General and reduced the battalion supply account discrepancies by 42% in two months.
-Engineer Subject Matter Expert for 2d CEB during the HQMC Combat Engineer Occupational, Operational Advisory Group (normally a Battalion Commanders responsibility).

Camp Lejeune, Nc

-Supervised 4 Heavy Equipment (HE) operators earning official licenses on the newly USMC fielded 644 John Deere forklift and 2 CLB 26 HE operators on the new 644 John Deere forklift and 6 non HE operators on the USMC 5,000lbs capacity light terrain forklift
-Supervisor for 3 safe and successful 41 Marine Engineer platoon demolition ranges.
-Coordinated for and supervised a 3 day 35 Marine Engineer platoon obstacle course construction project at the Frankfort, Kentucky police department.
-Served as the Engineer subject matter expert assigned to the 16 Marine and Sailor 24th MEU assessment team flown into Belladere, Haiti tasked with assessing damage to the local town, its infrastructure and the citizens.
-Deputy Commander to the Battalion Commander for a 115 Marine and Sailor CLB 24 Medical and Dental Civil Affairs Program mission on the island of La Gonave, Haiti.
-Supervisor of the 105 Marine and Sailor CLB 24 Humanitarian Assistance (HA) Main Body element and deputy commander of the 178 Marine and Sailor CLB 24 detachment assigned to construct an interim aftercare camp for Haitian earthquake patients evacuated from the United States Naval Ship Comfort during Operation United Response.
-Supervisor for 4 days of the initial 51 person CLB 24 detachment, debarked from the USS Ashland and USS Mesa Verde in support of 850 Marines and Sailors from Battalion Landing Team 1st Battalion 9th Marines and CLB 24 training events in Djibouti, Africa.
-Coordinated and supervised a 3 day 28 Marine and Sailor Engineer platoon Djibouti Police K9 Kennel construction improvement project located at the Djibouti City Police Compound, Djibouti, Africa.
-CLB 24 detachment commander of 36 Marines of various occupations in Jebel Petra, Jordan for a 9 day Jordanian Military cooperative training exercise ashore in direct support of exercise Infinite Moonlight.
-Managed 188 pieces of equipment worth approximately $30M located aboard the USS Ashland, USS Mesa Verde, USS Nassau.

Kandahar Air Field, Afghanistan

-Advance party member for all training operations
-Battalion base camp commander during all field training exercises and supervisor of the continuing operations of the Battalion’s forward operating base at Fort Pickett from 20 Oct through 13 Nov, and the retrograde from the field back to Camp Lejeune
-Supervised the arrival and offload of 23 tractor trailers loaded with CLB-24 equipment and supplies that participated in pre-deployment exercise Realistic Urban Training.
-Supervisor for an M9 9mm pistol range, training 58 Marines and Sailors
-Range Safety Officer for a 3 day demo range, training 38 Marines of various occupations.
One of two officers chosen from a total of 32 in CLB-24 to be assigned to the 1st element deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom
-Served as the Camp Commandant for a base camp, where the max population of 3,500 Marines and Sailors from the 24 MEU and Task Force 2/7
-Authored the base camp Standard Operating Procedures for the expeditionary base camp housing 3,500 Marines and Sailors of the 24th MEU and 2nd Battalion 7th Marines at Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan
-Supervised the construction of the base camp, the emplacement of and daily servicing of all contracted logistical support for the base camp aboard Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan
-Participated in a two day Afghanistan civil affairs training program, culminating the training event requiring personal interaction with Afghans in a local village in proximity of the airfield
-Convoy commander for 6 successful (7) vehicle combat medical support convoys to USA Camp Hero and Forward Operating Base Lindsay from Kandahar Airfield
-Supervised and coordinated daily with 14 civilian contracting elements responsible for the contracted logistical and life support for North Park on Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan
-Managed and supervised a (13) Marine guard force, 3 Marine base camp team and (29) individual civilian contractors during numerous indirect fire attacks on Kandahar Airfield

Operational Assessments

Command And Staff College, Professional Military Education, Operational Planning

Program Management, Dod Program Management

DAWIA Level II and PM Continuous Learning Courses

Company Grade Officers Professional Military Education, Expeditionary Warfare

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), History

Activities and Societies: Semper Fi Socity, Intermural Softball, Intermural Skiing, Corps of Cadets4 year member of the Corps of Cadets, 3.

N/A Study Abroad Program, History

Activities and Societies: Australian History and various liberal arts classes from August-December 2005.American Student at an Aussie.

Math, Computer Science, Economics And Creative Writing, Summer Classes

Took 2 summer classes in 2003 and 2004 at BCCC and an intro to computer class Dec 2005.

Level Ii Pm Certification, Project Management

Activities and Societies: DAWIA Level II PM certified