Responsible for the training and education of Military Police Officers and Warrant Officers basic and advanced education programs. My team manages the functional training for the school: Protective Service Training, Special Reaction Training, multiple types of investigation training, as well as Physical Security and Anti-terrorism Training.

As the Director of Protection and Provost Marshal for the US Army's 3rd Armored Corps, my focus is on the security and protection of the Corps' personnel and mission in a wartime environment. In peace, I focus on understanding crime across the Corps' footprint as well as integrating force protection and anti-terrorism into Corps operations and training.

As the Director of Protection for CJTF-OIR, I focused on protecting our personnel and bases in Iraq and Syria. We managed base security plans; counter unmanned arial vehicle training, operations, and equipment; resourced security and protection equipment and training; coordinated forensic exploitation following enemy attacks; managed vulnerability / mission assurance assessments at our bases; managed the deployment of air defense assets into Iraq requiring coordination with the Department of State. Supervised personnel from the United Kingdom, France, Canada and Spain. Ensured our work environment was a place of mutual respect, trust, and comraderie.

I was the Executive Assistant to the CENTCOM Director of Operations. Primarily focused on executive communications, schedule management, task management/tracking, travel coordination, and coordination with other directorates.

Served as the Joint Security Office's chief for plans and policy. Focused on the publication of the theater anti-terrorism and force protection operations order, customs policies, coordination with US Embassy country teams for force protection agreements, and managed detention operation policy and reporting.

Commanded a Battalion spread across the Pacific Region with offices in Hawaii, Alaska, Korea, Japan and Guam with a mission to conduct felony criminal investigations. I supervised the Special Agents in charge of the offices, conducted inspections of the offices and their internal programs and procedures to ensure quality investigations, provided resources to support the offices and investigations, communicated with the army units we supported, coordinated with US Air Force and Navy investigation organizations, and ensured our Soldiers and Civilians were trained and cared for.

As the Deputy Brigade Commander, I focused on internal staff operations and training, equipment readiness, and represented the brigade in the commander's absence.

I was part of the 3rd US Army's Provost Marshal Cell stationed forward in Kuwait. My focus was to ensure the force protection of US Army camps and stations within the southwest Asia region. I supported vulnerability assessments, coordinated for resources, and ensured security procedures were updated and relevant.

I commanded the Army CID Korea Field Office composed of six offices across the Korean peninsula. I focused my efforts on ensuring the commands we supported had up to date information regarding investigations, managed and resourced our Special Agents and investigations where necessary, and ensured all Army training and administration was completed.