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commands and controls M119A3 firing battery and directs its employment in accordance with assigned missions. Responsible for battery training, combat readiness, morale, welfare, and all aspects of operations. Establishes standards for the battery and ensures that those standards are achieved and sustained. As the senior battery trainer, I am responsible for the professional development of the platoon leaders and fire direction officers. Plans and conducts reconnaissance of the battery headquarters position and selects a series of position areas (PAs) for each platoon.Ensures proper terrain coordination with higher headquarters, maneuver elements, and adjacent units to facilitate timely position occupations by battery vehicles and personnel.Supervises platoon leaders' operations. To the maximum extent possible, maintains a presence in the PA and in the POCs teaching, supervising, and ensuring adherence to standards.Coordinates with S3 requirements to include navigation update points.Obtains survivability move criteria from the battalion operations section and provides to platoon leaders. These criteria are based primarily on the anticipated level of threat and the terrain available in accordance with (IAW) the factors of mission, enemy, terrain and weather, troops, time available, and civil considerations (METT-TC) and the unit's tactical standing operating procedures (TSOP).

Currently serving as the AS3 for a direct support Field Artillery Battalion. Provides daily operations orders, tasking fragmentary orders, and planning implementation timelines in accordance with commander guidance. Provides insight to operational planning and execution for Brigade, Battalion and Battery level training events. Assists in logistics planning and implementation for strategic movements of BN assets via land, sea and air. Disseminates information through the lens of current operational environments from echelons Above Division.

Brigade Fire Support Officer responsible for integration and synchronization of joint assets throughout the PACOM Area of responsibility. Provides management and integration of fixed and rotary wing, attack and reconnaissance platforms. Develops and provides guidance and oversight for Battalion fires (105mm (T) howitzer operations within a restrictive and non-contiguous operational environments. Produces certification and management SOPs for Brigade Fire Supporters and joint fire observers.

Assistant Division Fire Support Officer

Graduated in the top twenty percent of class as non-maneuver mos earning spot in commandants list. Won Col. Ralph Puckett (Ret) leadership award.

Maintained over 8 million dollars in company/battery level equipment. Responsible for development and implementation of multi-echelon training events within a dynamic training environment. Supervised over 76 Soldiers, responsible for maintaining unit readiness. Developed standard operating procedures for the rapid deployment of the company/battery while maintaining 100 per cent accountability of all major end items, and sensitive items valued over $8 million.

Responsible for training development for the Afghan National Army 201st Corps fires and effects cell. Developed wide ranging training curriculum covering forward observer training, fire direction and manual gunnery operations (122mm howitzer), gun line operations(D-30122mm howitzer), 60 and 82mm mortar employment, and Air to ground integration (AGI). Developed aside ranging comprehensive training vitae focusing on core competencies and inculcating the warrior ethos.

Responsible for the training and supervision of over 40 Soldiers. Signed for and maintained property accountability of over 6 million dollars worth of company/battery equipment with 0 loss. Developed and implemented yearly training events within the scope of commanders guidance in order to meet quarterly training gates.

Responsible for operational planning for maneuver and fires at the company level. Chosen above presto serve as FSO for Brigade mission sets. Developed and implemented training plans for the headquarters and headquarters company 1-506th infantry regiment.

Responsible for marketing and programs development in a residential treatment facility. Course programmatic's focus on deviant and offender treatment and rehabilitation. Responsible for the supervision of 20 employees