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Serves as the Army Sustainment Command Senior Logistics Officer responsible for planning, analyzing, coordinating, and directing maintenance execution for seventy-three worldwide Logistic Readiness Center (LRC) activities. Responsible for creating Maintenance plans, policies, and procedures as well as staff and unit level structure to perform the LRC mission within AMC. Performs oversight of LRC maintenance contracts to include performance and outcome. Responsible for an annual budget of over… Show more Serves as the Army Sustainment Command Senior Logistics Officer responsible for planning, analyzing, coordinating, and directing maintenance execution for seventy-three worldwide Logistic Readiness Center (LRC) activities. Responsible for creating Maintenance plans, policies, and procedures as well as staff and unit level structure to perform the LRC mission within AMC. Performs oversight of LRC maintenance contracts to include performance and outcome. Responsible for an annual budget of over $750M dollars. Direct five AFSBs in maintenance operations. Works with the Department of Army G4 and ACOMs to establish and execute maintenance operations. Provide coordination to other functional areas in developing Memorandums of Agreement or Installation Service Support Agreements (ISSA), which identify logistics support function requirements and manpower/resource requirements which establish priorities/operational relationships. Directly responsible for the care, mentorship, and management of two Warrant Officer and 6 NCOs and the work loading of six DACs.* Awarded Meritorious Service Medal* Awarded Honorable Order of Saint Martin https://www-army-mil.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/www.army.mil/article-amp/276818/asc_chief_warrant_officer_takes_holistic_view_of_army_readiness Show less

Serves as the Armament Systems Maintenance Warrant Officer in the 4th Material Readiness Division (MRD), within the 4th Sustainment Brigade Support Operations SPO in support of One infantry Division and four non-divisional units. Responsible for timely and accurate division material readiness reporting to higher HQ, include daily combat power, MMIS, AOAP, BMMP, SSL and status of critical Class IX repair parts. Assists the Division G4 in preparing plans and policies pertaining to material… Show more Serves as the Armament Systems Maintenance Warrant Officer in the 4th Material Readiness Division (MRD), within the 4th Sustainment Brigade Support Operations SPO in support of One infantry Division and four non-divisional units. Responsible for timely and accurate division material readiness reporting to higher HQ, include daily combat power, MMIS, AOAP, BMMP, SSL and status of critical Class IX repair parts. Assists the Division G4 in preparing plans and policies pertaining to material readiness and executing maintenance functions, including roadside inspections, division maintenance meetings, leader professional development seminars, and CMDP inspections. Tracks maintenance trends, and coordinates with commands at all echelons and multiple agencies, to include DLA, TACOM, and CECOM to mitigate systemic issues and maximize combat power. Responsible for monitoring and managing production across the division for automotive, ground support equipment, armament, and communication and electronic equipment. • Deployed to NTC and spearheaded the 4ID Division Material Readiness Center (DMRC) concept• Awarded Meritorious Service Medal Show less

Serves as the Maintenance Technician for the 3rd Armor Brigade Combat Team consisting of two armor battalions, one infantry battalion, one reconnaissance squadron, one artillery battalion, one brigade support battalion, one headquarter company, and one brigade engineer battalion with 87 M1A2 Abrams, 138 Bradley fighting vehicles and over 4500 Soldiers. Services as the senior armament technician for all maintenance and readiness. Provides technical supervision on all maintenance operations… Show more Serves as the Maintenance Technician for the 3rd Armor Brigade Combat Team consisting of two armor battalions, one infantry battalion, one reconnaissance squadron, one artillery battalion, one brigade support battalion, one headquarter company, and one brigade engineer battalion with 87 M1A2 Abrams, 138 Bradley fighting vehicles and over 4500 Soldiers. Services as the senior armament technician for all maintenance and readiness. Provides technical supervision on all maintenance operations within the brigade. Coordinates with the 4ID G4 maintenance section, PM, and external maintenance organizations. Provides mentorship to the warrant officers in the brigade on all areas include personal and professional growth. Responsible for all Command Maintenance Discipline Programs (CMDP) to include Safety of use Messages (SOUMs), Maintenance Advisory Messages(MAMs), Modification Work Orders (MWOs), Overages, and Test, Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE). Manages all Global Combat Support System-Army (GCSS-A) readiness tracking for seven units to include• FORCOM GREAT inspection Show less

Served as the Armament Systems Maintenance Warrant Officer in a Brigade Support Battalion providing field level maintenance to a forward deployed armored brigade combat team, 3rd ABCT, 4 ID; Responsible for maintaining the BCT's mortar systems, small arms, main gun and artillery cannons, and combat vehicle line replaceable units (LRUs); Provides oversight and technical input for armament maintenance programs across seven battalions; Manages an innovative LRU repairable exchange (RX) program… Show more Served as the Armament Systems Maintenance Warrant Officer in a Brigade Support Battalion providing field level maintenance to a forward deployed armored brigade combat team, 3rd ABCT, 4 ID; Responsible for maintaining the BCT's mortar systems, small arms, main gun and artillery cannons, and combat vehicle line replaceable units (LRUs); Provides oversight and technical input for armament maintenance programs across seven battalions; Manages an innovative LRU repairable exchange (RX) program which maintains the BCT's M1 Tanks and BFVs at an above average readiness rate; Publishes and disseminates technical bulletins to battalion command teams, key leaders, and maintenance personnel on all armament systems; Serves as the action officer for all brigade operations pertaining to the fielding, Reset, and maintenance of armament equipment; Presents advice and counsel to senior command teams on maintenance policies; Provides professional development and technical assistance to 42 subordinate personnel across the brigade; Accountable for $30 MIL worth of property, and diagnostic spares• Deployed to Operation Spartan Shield(OSS), Kuwait• Manange over Show less

Served as the Armament Systems Maintenance Warrant Officer for the 4th Brigade Support Battalion tasked with providing field level maintenance to seven battalions within the 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division; manages, supervises, and coordinates the field level maintenance of over 10,000 small arms, 48 mortars, and 17 howitzer systems; coordinates with other support and logistics elements to expedite equipment repair, increase material readiness, and sustain combat power;… Show more Served as the Armament Systems Maintenance Warrant Officer for the 4th Brigade Support Battalion tasked with providing field level maintenance to seven battalions within the 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division; manages, supervises, and coordinates the field level maintenance of over 10,000 small arms, 48 mortars, and 17 howitzer systems; coordinates with other support and logistics elements to expedite equipment repair, increase material readiness, and sustain combat power; provides company, battalion and brigade commanders with technical information and guidance on armament systems; maintains a technical library, interprets and disseminates technical material; manages and maintains inventory levels for a 700 line bench stock and shop stock listing; responsible for tools, test equipment and MTOE items valued in excess of $2.7 million dollars; directly responsible for the training and development of 7 NCO's and 15 Soldiers within the brigade.• Improved shop production/operations from 65% to 95% within a one month span by cross-training personnel on different job responsibilities. • Saved the Brigade over $1 million in repair parts by reducing overhead spending and reallocating unused parts back into the U.S. Army inventory Show less

Served as the Train Advise Assist Command-East (TAAC-E) G4 Maintenance advisor to the 201st Selab Corps of the Afghan National Army (ANA); manages and coordinates maintenance for the entire 201st Corps consisting of 10,728 vehicles, 34,644 weapons systems and 8,257 pieces of communications equipment; administers and conducts Estimated Cost of Damage procedures for all items that are beyond the repair capabilities of the Corps level maintenance company or exceeding the Military Expenditure… Show more Served as the Train Advise Assist Command-East (TAAC-E) G4 Maintenance advisor to the 201st Selab Corps of the Afghan National Army (ANA); manages and coordinates maintenance for the entire 201st Corps consisting of 10,728 vehicles, 34,644 weapons systems and 8,257 pieces of communications equipment; administers and conducts Estimated Cost of Damage procedures for all items that are beyond the repair capabilities of the Corps level maintenance company or exceeding the Military Expenditure Limit; advises and mentors the Afghan National Defense, Security Forces (ANDSF) on effectiveness readiness functions of planning, material accountability, material management and maintenance management; Communicate directly with CSTC-A, US Forces - Afghanistan (USFOR-A), Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), and General Staff-G4 to ensure synchronization and policy implementation for the 201st Corps; leads the maintenance advisor team which consists of one Chief Warrant Officer, one DA civilian Contracting Officer Representative and a Senior NCO• Coordinated and oversaw the demilitarization of over 900 pieces of equipment consisting of shot, move and commutate which increase the 201st Corp OR rate over 85%.• * Deployed to Operation Freedom's Sentinel (OFS), Afghanistan* Awarded the Bronze Star Medal* Awarded the Order of Samuel Sharpe Award Show less

Served as the Joint Armament Facility (JAF) OIC for the 1st Special Warfare Training Group (Airborne); Manages, supervises, and coordinates the logical support for the United States Army Special Warfare Training Group (USASWCS), Department of Defense (DOD), and the United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM). Directly responsible for over 25,000 US Standard and Nonstandard Foreign weapons, state of the art Machine shop and Joint Armament Facility valued at over $60 Million Dollars… Show more Served as the Joint Armament Facility (JAF) OIC for the 1st Special Warfare Training Group (Airborne); Manages, supervises, and coordinates the logical support for the United States Army Special Warfare Training Group (USASWCS), Department of Defense (DOD), and the United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM). Directly responsible for over 25,000 US Standard and Nonstandard Foreign weapons, state of the art Machine shop and Joint Armament Facility valued at over $60 Million Dollars. Overseas the Special Operation Force Nonstandard Armorer and the Special Operation Force Peculiar Weapons Repair courses listed within ATRR's. Senior technical advisor to the Group Commander, Battalion Commanders, Support Maintenance Officer, and Company Commanders on all JAF enterprise. Directly responsible for the health, welfare, morale, training, readiness and professional development of 17 Civilians, 7 NCO's, 11 Soldiers and five contractors.- Managed an approved spend plan of over 6 million dollars which enabled the procurement of nonstandard weapon systems and foreign weapon parts. - Completed Special Operation Force Nonstandard Armorer (SOFNAC) and the Special Operation Force Peculiar Weapons Repair (SOF-P).- Increased training safety by 80% though the fabrication of over 1500 Blanket Firing Adapter (BFA) for the AK-47. Show less

Served as the Armament Systems Maintenance Warrant Officer in a Airborne field maintenance company that provides direct support to the 725th Brigade Support Battalion (Airborne) and reinforcing support to five forward support companies in the 4th Brigade Combat Team 25th Infantry Brigade Combat Team that includes two infantry battalions, the brigade engineer battalion, one cavalry battalion, and one field artillery battalion. Responsible for armament maintenance support that include 16… Show more Served as the Armament Systems Maintenance Warrant Officer in a Airborne field maintenance company that provides direct support to the 725th Brigade Support Battalion (Airborne) and reinforcing support to five forward support companies in the 4th Brigade Combat Team 25th Infantry Brigade Combat Team that includes two infantry battalions, the brigade engineer battalion, one cavalry battalion, and one field artillery battalion. Responsible for armament maintenance support that include 16 howitzer, 45 mortar systems, 26 Long Range Advance Scott Surveillance System (LRAS3), and over 8,400 crew served and small arms weapons systems. Enforces proper maintenance doctrine and safety procedures, and assists in establishing priority of work. Responsible for the health, welfare, and development of 6 NCOs and 18 Paratroopers and Ensures proper maintenance doctrine and safety procedures are followed. Maintains test tools, kits, and support equipment valued in excess of $4 Million dollars• Manange the USARAK M119A2 Howitzer Operational Readiness Float (ORF) for the Total Army Equipment Distribution Program (TAEDP) valued at $1.7 Million dollars.• Improved shop production/operations from 65% to 97.5% within a one month span by cross training personnel on different job responsibilities. • Saved the U.S. Army over $15,145,000 in repair parts by turn-in serviceable class IX parts. Show less