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Norfolk, Virginia, United States

Develop, facilitate the execution and assess the outcome of Joint and Service exercises to include: HURREX, Citadel Gale, Ardent Sentry, Vigilant Shield, Solid Curtain-Citadel Shield, Global Lighting and Global Thunder.- Develop scenarios and injects which meet the US Fleet Forces Command (USFFC) training objectives for each exercise. - Draft and insert injects into the Joint Training Information Management System (JTIMS) as well as guide and teach Trusted Agents (TA) in using JTIMS.- Develop After Action Reports and Lessons Learned inputs as well as produce Flag Officer level staff briefs, presentations and products for Flag review.- Update JTIMS reporting US Fleet Forces Command (USFFC) training readiness to USNORTHCOM monthly.- Attend any meetings requiring an N357 representative at USFFC to include Maritime Operations Center Working Group (MOCWG), In Progress Review Meetings (IPR), and Joint Exercise Life Cycle meetings (JELC).- Reviewed and edited exercise products leading up the to the exercise to include, OPREP 5 of blue forces, sample messages to simulate message traffic, blue order of battle, battle damage products, and the warm start and execution schedule.- Drafted the IPR schedule for the entire JELC cycle, the MWG deliverables for the Concept Development Conference (CDC), and the TA point of contact list.- In charge of the Information/Knowledge management (IM/KM) of Ardent Sentry 25 on the N357 intel share page.

Norfolk, Virginia, United States

Same position, tasks, and job as reported above with Analygence.

Norfolk, Virginia, United States

Hand-picked for a three man team of reservists tasked to create an all domain fires and effects capability at US Fleet Forces Command. Training Officer- Responsible for identifying and creating a training plan for future active duty MFEC members as well the 40 members of the reserve unit newly dedicated to support the N32.- Created a plausible training pipelines to train Navy personnel in fires by identifying training gaps and existing joint targeting & effects courses across the Navy, Marine & Army enterprises.- Maintained the 7-minute drills, MFEC SOP, training materials, contact lists and other administrative minutiae for the MFEC.- Responsible for the lessons learned process after every exercise and event though collecting, evaluating, determining a way ahead. - Prepared In Progress Review (IPR) briefs of the MFEC’s progress for flag officers. Topics included: Training Pipeline, CONOPs creation, Professionalizing Fires in the Navy, MFEC development progress, Fires & Effects Training, Development of a Fires Warfare Development Center.- Involved in the USFFC MFEC CONOPs development to test, assess and standardize manning, training, billets, and processes for Integrated Fires and MFECs across Echelon III & IV commands.Exercise Officer & Trusted Agent (TA)- Participated in Mako Challenge, 2 Large Scale Exercises, 4 Vigilant Shields, Global Lightnings and Global Thunders: fulfilling roles as the Fires Planner, Future Operations Planner, and Targeting Officer.- Responsible for the onboarding, training, and guiding reservists, creating and presenting daily briefs, identifying, nominating targets to be serviced, and attending meetings and operational planning team meetings (OPT) as required.- The US Fleet Forces Command (USFFC) Integrated Fires TA during exercise development. - Assisted in drafting scenarios which involved Fires participation and meet USFFC training objectives, as well as requiring cross combatant command and coordination to execute.

Handpicked to be Officer in Charge (OIC) Afloat for a deployment on a contracted vessel engaged in maritime counter narcotics operations in support of Joint Interagency Task Force South (JIATF-S).- Led 16 Sailors and Marines and coordinated with military personnel from Panama, Honduras, and Columbia to find, track and seize 2856kg of illegal narcotics, conduct 8 arrests, and 3 vessels.- Conducted four Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) reviews of current SOP and generated 2 new SOPs to account for newly added capabilities.- Leveraged inherent the knowledge of Sailor and Marines to create a weekly training program to share knowledge between members.- Created daily briefs, mission story boards, weekly reports, priority transit letters, and performed inventory on a small armory.

Norfolk, Virginia, United States

Develop, facilitate the execution of and assess the outcome of Joint and Service exercises to include: HURREX, Citadel Gale, Ardent Sentry, Vigilant Shield, Solid Curtain-Citadel Shield and Citadel Rumble.- Develop scenarios and injects which meet the US Fleet Forces Command (USFFC) training objectives for each exercise. - A member of the white cell/exercise control group for HURREX, Citadel Gale, Ardent Sentry, Vigilant Shield, Solid Curtain-Citadel Shield. Ensuring, injects were submitted on time and appropriately answer and respond to blue play actions.- Develop After Action Reports and Lessons Learned inputs as well as produce Flag Officer level staff briefs, presentations and products for Flag review.- Directly manage 4 personnel in the monthly readiness status of NAVNORTH in Defense Readiness Reporting System (DRRS) for the N3 department and create the monthly DRRS brief to the operations flag officer.- Participated in Vigilant Guard PR-19, which simulated a Hurricane Maria like strike on the island as a member of the JFMCC cell:- Participated in Operational Planning Teams (OPTs) representing the Joint Force Maritime Component Commander (JFMCC) capabilities and interests.- Simulated the response of naval forces in the area, answered questions from the National Guard and Army and assisted in the planning for recovery efforts.- Developed presentations regarding the status and intentions of JFMCC assets and briefed the Dual Status Commander and his staff.- Completed course DSCA II.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

─ Guided team of 12 personnel managing 121 ships, 900 aircraft, & 90,000 personnel─ Scheduled more than 100 units’ training, operations, & deployment─ Managed & coordinated relief efforts during Joint Disaster Response for 6 hurricanes─ Updated unit tasks, schedules, & disaster relief information ─ Compiled daily brief for operations, material readiness, & training status

Norfolk, Virginia Area

─ Tracked 173 ships’ logistics, including location, mission progress, & material status─ Trained 11 active duty & reserve personnel to ensure quality of future Watch Captains ─ Monitored & maintained status of worldwide assets to identify & mitigate risk─ Managed Global Command Information Center for accurate daily operations reports ─ Prepared rotation schedule for 6 personnel based on staff abilities & preferences

Virginia Beach, Va

─ Created, scheduled, & executed long-range training schedule for 117 personnel─ Modified field survey kits to save the Navy $1,100 per kit without losing efficiency ─ Standardized & maintained risk management assessments for all courses & training─ Brought wardroom treasury back to financial solvency as treasurer─ Spearheaded safe execution of 6 live-fire events & 7 tactical courses without incident─ Performed 2 extensive reviews to mitigate High Risk Training hazards & ensure quality

Norfolk, Virginia Area

─ Trusted with maintaining and supervising the operations of all deck equipment including ship's boats, underway replenishment gear, damage control gear, and anchor chains in 80 spaces and directly supervised 120 personnel─ As Rehab Officer, provided expert leadership to an additional 143 personnel in renovating of 90 bathrooms, hallways and berthings.─ Qualified as an Anti-Terrorism Watch Officer─ Achievement of zero discrepancies in physical and cybersecurity review for the department

Yokosuka, Japan

─ Led eight technicians in the operation, maintenance, and repair of weapons, associated equipment and ammunition inventory to include torpedoes, 5” gun, 25mm gun, close in weapon system (CIWS), and various small arms.─ In charge of keeping account of the command’s small arms, ammunition, high security locks and keys.─ Overhauled the command’s ammunition and security key instructions and developed an extensive corrective plan of action.─ As a safety officer, planned and oversaw multiple live fire at sea small arms, crew serve weapons qualification events, 5"gun, 22mm gun and CIWS. Oversaw the movement, onload/offload of torpedoes, hellfire missiles, 5" rounds, CIWS rounds and small arms rounds.

Yokosuka, Japan

─ Guided eight technicians on engineering systems maintenance and operation, including AC, potable water, boat engines, and electrohydraulic systems ─ Conducted regular inspections of my equipment and over saw maintenance to ensure my equipment operated safely and optimally.

Yokosuka, Japan

─ Supervised 34 technicians on maintenance and repair of all damage control equipment; chemical, biological, radiological equipment, metalsmith, and pipefitter shops. ─ Verified over 2,000 damage control fittings resulting in a perfect score during ship inspections. ─ Obtained qualification as officer of the Deck Underway and Surface Warfare officer.

Yokosuka, Japan

─ Directed the 13 technicians in maintaining and operating the AEGIS fire control system, gun fire control systems, and related subsystems. ─ Safety officer for various shipboard evolutions to include line handling, small boat operations, helm safety, aft steering safety, maintenance, anchoring, and mooring to a buoy.

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