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Supervised, trained and counseled four junior leaders and sixteen motor transport operators in the safe transportation of ammunition and general cargo. Provided technical support and guidance for the section resulting in his Soldiers earning three Soldiers of the Quarter. Supervised, managed, and monitored vehicle maintenance on seventeen vehicles valued over $3 million and handed over his section with no loss of equipment. Developed and oversaw the unit’s Prevention of Sexual Harassment program earning a commendable rating for the organization and an Army Achievement Medal. Conducted training on prevention of sexual harassment, transportation of ammunition, and machine guns. Enforced the organization’s physical security program ensuring that the organization’s equipment was secured and safe from theft, earned a commendable rating for the organization. Maintained employee training records. Trained and led six funeral teams that were recognized as the best on post. Earned Bronze Star and Combat Action Badge as a senior security manager, for courage under fire. Escorted civilian convoys throughout Iraq without loss or serious incident. Appointed as a master driver training thirty-four Soldiers safely, on assigned combination vehicles and maintained driver training records. Coached a unit of 160 Soldiers from the transportation and maintenance field ensuring they were trained and validated for deployment in a timely manner. Planned, coordinated, and ran numerous live fire exercises and situational training exercises. Oversaw the storage of radioactive material in the organization's nuclear, biological, and chemical operations room as the radiation safety officer.

Trained newly hired employees as motor transport operators. Planned, wrote, and presented detailed instructions to 6707 students over a 38 month period to students attending the Motor Transport Operator’s Course with a 99% graduation rate. Supervised the maintenance on a wide range of military vehicles valued at over $7 million. Developed a recycling program that saved precious resources and added money to the unit’s morale fund and flawlessly managed organization’s publications account. Conducted risk analysis and management ensuring all training was conducted safely. Trained co-workers on equal opportunity and maintained training records. Managed the school's publication's account. Developed and posted the school's fire safety plan and ensured facilities were up to code. Ensured range safety as tower safety and lane safety during numerous live fire exercises. Developed unit equipment listing with center of balances and equipment dimensions in preparation for the organization's move to Fort Leonard Wood, MO. Proof read all lesson plans and submitted any changes necessary. Created a PowerPoint silde show for class graduations that was adopted by the Brigade.

Responsible for the health, welfare, morale, and accountability of three motor transport operators and the maintenance of three heavy equipment transporters valued at $920,000. Loaded, secured, transported, and unloaded oversize equipment. Responsible for the requesting, accountability, transportation of ammunition as a signature card holder for the company and European Union Hazardous Materials endorsed driver. Taught remedial marksmanship instruction to the Battalion resulting in a 100% weapon qualification. Cataloged and packed unit Nuclear Biological and Chemical equipment for Operation Iraqi Freedom improving unit readiness from 40% to 100%. Drove over 21,000 miles accident free, hauling over sized equipment, in adverse environments, such as Germany and Iraq. Awarded Physical Fitness Badge. Awarded the Army Commendation Medal for training and preparing the unit for Nuclear Biological and Chemical Operations at the outset of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

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