- Served as the Fires Cell Director for the Multi-Function Air Operations Center for Mistex 1-14 and WTI 2-14; managed 5 7242 enlisted Marines and facilitated the training of 8 PWTI's participating in four training evolutions.- Served as Equal Opportunity Representative for Marine Air Support Squadron 1, completing quartley training and posting monthly observances as required.- Responsible for 3 CGI tabs, correcting 6 discrepancies in six weeks.- Developed and implemented the Safety Awards Program for the squadron.- Oversaw and processed 5 Ground Flash Reports providing proper and expedient reporting to higher.- Orchestrated 4 CGI special assist visits from Group/Wing.- Conducted one quarterly inspection as required by Safety SOP.- Managed the squadron hazard abatement log enhancing efficiency & detailed reporting.- Managed 5 Safety Representatives facilitating over 100 hours of OSHA training.- Oversaw the motorcycle safety program, which currently has 0 discrepancies.

- Served as the Senior Air Director for over 80 hours of Direct Air Support Center (DASC)operations in support of Operation ENDURING FREEDOM (OEF); ensured safety of flight for allaircraft flying in DASC controlled airspace, integrated 50 fire missions, 20 AirspaceControl Measures (ACMs) and processed five immediate requests.- Served as Tactical Air Director(TAD) and Helicopter Director(HD) in support of OEF.Safely and effectively controlled 938 rotary-wing, 641 fixed-wing and 1,688 unmanned aerialsystem sorties in 480 hours of DASC operations that processed 51 joint tactical air strikerequests and 32 medical evacuations in support of 55 named operations.- Qualified as a TAD in accordance with the DASC Training and Readiness Manual.- As CMCC Officer for the MASS-1 Detachment, ensured 100% accountability, properdestruction, and transfer of all classified material.- As Equal Opportunity Representative for Marine Air Control Group 28 (Forward), conductedEqual Opportunity, Sexual Harassment, and Hazing annual training for 222 Marines; ensuring100% completion of annual training requirements.

-Student enrolled in the 7208 primary MOS school in the following areas of study-Direct Air Support Center(DASC) function, operation and employment- Attended air school and recieved warrior awards voted on by fellow students for officer who stood out by motivating and exemplifying honor courage and commitmentTechniques of employment for close air support and assault support in the operating forces-procedural control methods for fixed and rotary wing aircraft- DASC crew coordination using simulated aircraft and tactical agencies in the operatingforces and joint operations

-Student enrolled in the 7208 primary MOS school in the following areas of study-Direct Air Support Center(DASC) function, operation and employment- Attended air school and recieved warrior award which is given to the officer voted by his peers who exemplified the ideals of honor courage and commitment and took care of his fellow marines-Techniques of employment for close air support and assault support in the operating forces-procedural control methods for fixed and rotary wing aircraft- DASC crew coordination using simulated aircraft and tactical agencies in the operatingforces and joint operations

Provider first responder emergency services to Newtown Borough & Township responding to over 500 hours of emergency calls.

Obtained numerous firefighting and rescue certifications from the Bucks County Public Safety Training Center in Doylestown, PA and some are internationally accreditedCertified in First Aid/CPR with AED

-Qualified as Helicopter Director (HD) as per the requirements of the T&R Manual.-Operated as the HD for 3 DASC Drills; controlled 150 sorties over 48 hours.-Supervised, trained & mentored 21 Marines ensuring 100% completion of Professional MilitaryEducation (PME) & annual training; resulting in the qualification of 8 Marines.-Operated as Tactical Air Director (TAD) and HD for Tactical Air Control Party 1-13 & FireSupport Coordination Exercise 1-13, controlling 62 sorties; facilitated the qualification of30 JTACs and predeployment training and qualification of 2 FiST teams.-Operated as the TAD for Finex 1, 2, & 3 at Weapons and Tactics Instructor (WTI) Course 2-13, controlling 36 sorties; facilitated the training of 8 PWTI's, additionally commanded 3convoys maintaining 100% accountability of personnel & gear consisting of 8 vehicles, 30Marines, over 20 hours of convoy operations.-As Basic Course 1-13 OIC planned, organized & supervised the training of 22 Marinescompleting 17 T&R events for MOS progression.

-Prepared an area study on Helmand province specifically Sangin district that helped facilitate training and readiness of operating forces prior to deploying in support of operation enduring freedom-Led a small unit in exercises utilizing mediation and negotiation techniques-Conducted key leader engagements and prepared briefs for senior officers-Trained in the Marine Corps Planning Process(Staff work)

Ran practices if coach could not make itResponsible for collecting and raising money, letting teammates know of practice cancellations, and set up meetings with administrators and coachesLeader on and off the court for my younger teammates

Graduated Officer Candidate School despite a forty percent attrition rate at the age of twentyCommisioned October 22nd, 2010 as a 2nd lietenant in; Completed The Basic School in March 2012

Instructed and helped children with their homework and engaged in activities that would keep them entertained and active

Planned and monitored daily activities for boys ages eleven to thirteen.