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Washington D.C. Metro Area

Program Analyst for Department of Defense (DoD) Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) program. Conducts research and analysis of legislation regarding high technology small businesses; coordinates with DoD components through the Office of Small Business Programs (OSBP) to streamline process and scope of defense related business applications for federal funding; responds to Congressional inquiries regarding small business programs

Analyzed Afghan Border Police sites’ tactical base defense and strategic array, presenting recommendations to the Squadron Commander. Advised the Squadron Operations Officer concerning the incorporation of American combat efforts with Afghan Border Police efforts and growth, assisting in analysis of immediate and long term effects of U.S./Afghan military integration in northern Konar province. Advised and served as primary mentor for the Afghan Border Police forces of northern Konar Province, advising commanders and staff of two battalion sized elements on tactical and logistical matters. Created and delivered Microsoft Power Point presentations with regards to new Officer reception and Operations cell structure and growth

Executive Officer and second in command for a motorized reconnaissance troop consisting of 75 Soldiers, 29 vehicles, and $1.5 million worth of MTOE and TPE equipment, prepared to deploy in support of U.S. policies and objectives. Responsible for the maintenance, logistical, and administrative support of the troop. Assists the commander in planning, preparing, and executing phases of deployment and tactical exercises.

Platoon Leader of an 18 man scout platoon in a light cavalry troop, responsible for training and directing platoon level operations including tactical movement, individual and crew-served weapons qualifications, vehicle maintenance, security operations, route, area, and zone reconnaissance. Plans, organizes, directs, and supervises training, responsible for platoon equipment valued at $240,000

Executive Officer and second in command of a 98 man cavalry troop, responsible for the training and logistical support that provides support for the U.S. Army Armor School; maintains accountability of all TDA and mission related equipment valued in excess of $20 million; train Soldiers on individual skills and MOS proficiency, provide support with men, material, and equipment for WLC, SLC, MC3, BOLC, and BNCOC courses.

Doctor Of Law (Jd)

Ba, Political Science And History