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Peyton, Co, Us

Mission Training Center, Fort Carson Colorado

Al-Riyadh Governorate, Saudi Arabia

Oversaw the daily operations of a Training Support Branch for the Saudi Arabian Ministry of the National Guard. Managed the weekly schedule of events and long range calendar. Ensured Division and Directorate requirements/suspenses were accomplished in a timely manner. Consolidated weekly assessment reports from five separate sections, conducted quality control and submitted them for review from the Branch Manager. Conducted weekly synchronization meeting within the branch for the Branch Manager and Section Chiefs. Acted as the Branch Manager in his absence.

Colorado Springs

Retired after almost 30 years in the U.S. Army. Focused on Operations, Planning, and Training. Transitioning out at Fort Irwin California and settled in Colorado Spring, Colorado. Hope to start and second career in a similar field.

Fort Irwin California

Baghdad Iraq

Armor Foreign Military Sales case manager for the Office of Security Cooperation-Iraq (OSC-I). Coordinates 20 cases valued at $1.5 Billion. Responsible for the management and oversight of all M1A1 cases in the areas of maintenance, parts supply, and ammunition. Provides subject matter advice to Security Assistance chief in regards to the Iraqi Armor force. Mediates the needs of Iraqi armor with the contractors, and Program Managers throughout the Defense Security Cooperation Agency.

Fort Shafter, Hi

Division Chief for G7 North exercises. Responsible for U.S. Army exercises in the USARPAC North area of responsibility, including four partnered nations and twelve exercises. Leads the development of exercise design, planning, resourcing, and coordination of exercise life-cycle events and execution. Strengthens bilateral and multilateral relationships in support of national and theater level political-military objectives while unilaterally training and preparing U.S. forces.

Fort Shafter, Hi

G3/Chief of Operations and Maneuver Directorate (OMD) for the rapidly deployable Contingency Command Post (CCP) assigned to the United States Army Pacific (USARPAC). Responsible for the coordination, integration, and synchronization of seven directorates and special staff in order to meet the operational command post requirements in the pacific. Synchronizes all operations and planning efforts between USPACOM, USARPAC Main Command Post (MCP), Army Forces (ARFORS), Major Subordinate Commands (MSCs), and Theater Enabling Commands (TECs). Responsible for the implementation of systems and processes to streamline training management, personnel and equipment readiness, and communications architecture to support CCP mission requirements. Integrates U.S. Government, civilian agencies and international forces required for the successful execution of both real world contingencies and exercises. Directly responsible for the combat readiness, welfare, morale and professional development of seven officers and five senior NCOs.

Seoul, Korea

Senior Plans Officer for U.S. unilateral Plans Division, United States Forces Korea (USFK). Responsible for USFK inputs into the Joint Strategic Planning System, to include strategic assessments such as the Chairman of the Joint Staff Comprehensive Joint Assessment. Manages and provides detailed analysis as part of the Joint Planning and Execution Community on strategic documents and supporting plans.