Coordinated and monitored training conducted by civilian instructors and Afghanistan instructors on Food Service, Supply, Maintenance, Transportation, and Communication.Trained Afghanistan soldiers to install and troubleshoot radio, wire, and antenna communication equipment.Maintained a record tracker of all Afghanistan Soldiers being train per every six week cycle.Maintained and tracked 5 interpreter pay and leave chart so they may received accurate pay.

Performed duties as a computer operator for the U.S. Army Battle Lab experimentExecuted battlefield commands within the simulation to allow troop movements as in the real world which will impact the military decisions for future battle scenarios and situationsTested and performed function checks on new radio equipment thru difficult terrain in support of the military to make a decision on replacing other radio equipment

Provided leadership and maintained a positive control on all family, financial, discipline and personal issues for 9 Noncommissioned Officers and 4 Soldiers.Planned and executed the automation and voice communication movement for the brigade prior to moving into their new headquartersCoordinated and supervised the complete brigade fielding of over 200 SINCGARS radio systems with little to none interference within a 2 month period Setup computers hardware, installed software, troubleshoots and fixed minor computers issues, managed network group, wrote up reports and retrained personnel on computer security violation Processed over 1000 e-mail accounts, imaged over 600 computers and processed over 300 phone lines request through the Network Enterprise Center for the brigade along with the section Maintained accountable for data communication and voice communication equipment in excess of $400,000 without any loss for 15 month period

Provided leadership to a short staff Network Support Company of 54 Soldiers whom supported and entire brigade with voice and data communication with commendable results Motivated Soldiers on daily basis which resulted in over 20 soldiers re-enlisting, 10 promotions to Sergeants, 5 promotion to Staff Sergeants, 2 to the senior ranking and 1 Soldier selected for Brigade Non-Commissioner Officer of the YearSolely responsible for maintaining and tracking the Company financial report to ensure all Soldiers were paid on time and raised a red flag in advanced whenever there were issues. Performed duties as a Field Ordering Officer for the battalion and managed over $25,000 monthly to ensure the battalion had adequate resources to accomplish their missionsManaged the responsibilities of training, educating, and counseling over 50 personnel during deployment to Iraq resulted in no loss of personnel for the 15 month period

Processed, distributed and destroyed COMSEC fills for voice and data communication systems within the unit during their missions utilizing the Local COMSEC Workstation SoftwarePerformed maintenance and maintained operation of the Network in the unit Telecommunication Center by updating all COMSEC on a monthly basis without any loss of connectivityMaintained and kept tracked of $1,500,000 worth of Telecommunication equipment such as TACLANE, KG184, SINCGARS, KIV-7's, Spectrum Analyzer, and Trojan Satellite, Tactical Satellite, and Iridium Satellite phones during the unit deployment and redeployment without any loss of equipmentTrained and expressed the infancies on all security policies and procedures when operating and handling encrypted equipment to unit personnel on a daily basis limiting the possibilities of COMSEC incidentsServed as the unit communication expert for tactical radios, setting up computers, installing software, troubleshooting telephone lines, setting up visual aids, coordinating cell-phones contracts, and maintaining the communication budget for the unit

Worked as the Quality and Control for over 288 theater and country clearances for missions aircrews, intelligence operators and support personnel saving the unit thousands of dollar without any delay upon personnel arriving into the country Served as the first line for monitoring, tracking and updating all flight information and issues to the Battalion CommanderMaintained accountability of Intelligence Electronic Warfare equipment worth in excess of $200,000 without any loss of equipmentTrained and supervised 8 Soldiers and 2 Officers for a rigorsly 24 hours rotation of the Battalion Operation Center who tracks all deployed personnel, set up room reservation for VIP’s, set up mandatory training events, and publishes Standard Operating Procedures for training Maintained a record to informed and updated all military and civilian personnel on their requirements for Personnel Recovery Training prior to deployment and redeployment

Provided leadership, instruction, and supervision to 15 personnel-efforts resulted in 9 personnel selected for instructor of the cyclePrepared and presented a 392 hour program of instruction per cycle to train young Soldiers on leadership ability, counseling, combat tactics, map reading, land navigation, physical fitness, and contribution to group workContributed to over 200 students graduating with honors with a 98% graduation rate in a 3-year period Accounted for all $100,000 worth of assigned equipment with zero loss in a 3-year periodTook the task as the Information Manager Officer who installed software and fixed minor computer issues for the company in the absence of the Battalion Information Manager OfficerServed as the Commander of Troops for all the Brigade Retirement Ceremony for a 2 year period with excellent resultsVolunteered countless off time to evaluate the Army ROTC drill competitions for 2 years