•Serves as the Fort A.P. Hill Regional Ammunition Manager for Ammunition Management of MDW, TRADOC, FORSCOM, USARC, NGB and USASOC organizations independently carrying out program responsibilities outlined in Department of Army and Army Command guidance for the Training Ammunition Management Information System (TAMIS).•Validated and crosschecks DA 581 Ammunition Requests with Training Support Requests to ensure requirements are accurate. Maintains awareness of unit training plan executions throughout the fiscal year to determine the impact on the forecasting process.•The supported organizations include all units assigned to an active Army, USMC, USAF, USN, USCG, NG, USARC unit, supporting and non-supporting tenants, and other units conducting training on the installation.•As the Ammunition Manager I serve as the subject matter expert for ammunition planning and management, training, operational and basis load requirements, authorizations forecast and management, training tenant activities' ammunition staff. Manages the Fort AP Hill and Atlantic Regional Ammunition Program in accordance with published guidance for the Training Ammunition Management Information System (TAMIS). •Approves all requests for issuance of ammunition by the ASP to the unit; ensuring that these do not exceed the amount forecasted by the unit, and established time frames are met. Reviews items for compatibility with weapons, range limitations, and purpose of training items are consistent with other ammunition requested.

Safeguarded mission essential information and equipment from damaging leaks and information spills. Provide detailed technical hardware and network problem resolution to company computer user’s. Responsible for setting security settings after computers were image with Department of Navy Software. Created a new Standard Operation Procedure for the disposal of all IT equipment and the removal of the sensitive data.• Update inventory database maintenance and reporting; and perform related work as required using Excel• Performs minor desktop hardware repair for PC computer equipment by means of on the job training teachings on Computer Repair.• Install local area network cabling systems and equipment to ensure no two network crossed creating an information spill.• Performing question/problem diagnosis and guiding users through step-by-step solutions in a call center environment; clearly communicate technical solutions in a user-friendly, professional manner; provide one-on-one end-user training as needed.

Manage range control safety protocols serving a 60,000 acres of Range and Training Area (RTA) complexes that where comprised of 5000+ live fire and training ranges. Responsibility for responding to all range incidents, including search and rescue efforts, downed aircraft operations, range accidents and medical evacuations, fire control, trespassing, and safety violations. Oversee 40+ Range Wardens and patrolling operations across the entire RTA. Leverage Range Facility Management Support System (RFMSS) to prevent scheduling and logistical conflicts; develop and distribute detailed incident reports.• Designed a comprehensive graphic layout of the RTA to enable usage de-conflicting efforts and identify surface danger zones with the program Geographic Information System (GIS).• Provided Fire Desk Operator training to 10+ operators to guarantee all conducted business in the same manner and professionalism.• Range Warden training program to 20+ patrolman to confirm the understand of their support role to the Operator .• Coordinate with all USMC, Federal, and law enforcement range users, communicating safety requirements and protocols; presented 500+ hot range briefings for military / law enforcement ground teams and aircraft in Special Use Airspace.• Recorded type of ammunition used and amount of ammunition spent to ensure is coincided with the units request.• Facilitated 100+ medical evacuations, providing swift response for optimum medical outcomes.

Served as Assistant to the Senior Staff Non Commissioned Officer in Charge of Scheduling, responsible for the planning and implementation of instruction and continued certifications on the Marine Corps Base at Quantico. Scheduled training for federal, local and state law enforcement divisions and military personnel and ensure correct weapons, rounds, and directions of fire where in compliance with MCBQ regulation. • Ensured that more than 300 training units were in compliance with Marine Corps guidelines and base regulations regarding safety, environmental compliance, trespassing, and facility maintenance• Coordinated 500 training events by implementing the use of online tools and resources to provide an accurate method for scheduling • Prepared geographic information system maps, professional briefs and instructional manuals used to facilitate training and prevention of safety infractions • Organized and maintained unit’s training schedule with Range Facility Management Support System online

Performed daily range patrols across the RTA complex to ensure proper range usage by local and visiting USMC training units, Federal agencies, and local, state, and Federal law enforcement teams. Served as Training Non Commissioned Officer in Charge, responsible for creating shift schedule to maximize output of patrol officers and ensure that employees received designated respite.• Supervised scheduled range maintenance efforts and consulted on safety issues for on-duty Range Safety Officers (RSO), serving as a range regulation subject-matter expert (SME) and Range Control Officer’s representative. • Provided perimeter security for more 60,000 acres at the Marine Corps Base at Quantico, and performed safety and security inspections for more 500 live fire ranges and training facilities • Responded to security-breach incidents and medical issues, including: search and rescue efforts, downed aircraft opera, medical evacuations, fire control, trespassing, and safety violations• Prepared detailed incident reports for the Base Commander to provide insight and prevention of similar safety and security occurrences

Supervised 14 colleagues, responsible for operational training, peer development, organizing tactical missions and projects, transportation logistics in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom while ensuring that all logistic requirements were anticipated and met, allowing superiors to concentrate on operational objectives.• Accountable for $560,000 of machinery and the preparation and transportation of tactical equipment for approximately 100 colleagues during deployment utilizing a small team of junior Marines maintained their our unit equipment and asset info in detail. • Process, maintained, and tracked logistic aspect for 300 plus Marines before, during and after deployment with a paper base check-in and check-out system.• Spearheaded 50 live fire training activities, resulting in operational readiness for over 100 Marines and Iraq’s military and Police forces• Regarded as the subject matter expert (SME) for the proper functionality of tactical military equipment while providing recommendations to the Company Commander that resulted in improved security along important transportation routes

Managed a 12-member machinegun squad, holding full responsibility for squad assets, equipment, weapons, and gear. Developed squad technical skills in support of deployment readiness for worldwide operations.• Organized 20+ machinegun live fire range training activities for squad development on foot and vehicle mounted to ensure squad was prepare for what assets we had.• Taught 50+ personnel in infantry strategies, land navigation, and use of weapons and equipment, including night vision goggles, grenade launchers, automatic weapons, and claymore grenades.• Trained, mentored, and supervised infantry team training and development efforts for hands-on training and MCI coursework; evaluated and provided feedback for team performance.• Served as a strategic and tactical advisor for the Iraq police and military forces, providing force training and professional development