Civ UXO

Served as a platoon sergeant for an MTOE EOD company. Coordinated and supervised an EOD platoon that provided identification render safe and disposal of chemical biological radiological nuclear and explosive hazards unexploded ordinance and improvised explosive devices and support to The commanding general of Fort Campbell Kentucky. provided routine and emergency support to civilian law-enforcement agencies in eight states. manage the training health welfare and morale of 10 subordinate soldiers.

Serves as the operations NCOIC in support of homeland defense mission in the NORTHCOM AOR; provides technical application to joint intra-agency and law-enforcement officials with regards to critical force protection, UXO and counter IED operations for five EOD companies and the HHD; supervises the training of deploying companies and their deployment in support of GWOT; assists in the development and enforcement of command policies; provide counsel end guidance to officers and NCOs; planner and technical expert for EOD operations in the battalion; assists in mentor ship and the development of junior officers as well as battalion staff.

Explosive Ordnance Disposal Operations NCO; serves as the senior EOD Team Leader in a 44 Soldier Explosive Ordnance Disposal company; plans and coordinates daily operations in support of military operations as well as Federal, State, and Local agencies for domestic incidents involving conventional, nuclear, chemical, biological, and improvised explosive devices; coordinates support to the US Secret Service and Department of state for the protection of the President, Vice President, and designated Heads of State; supervises the unit command post during major command deployments, incidents, and exercises; maintains operational control records; supervises three NCO’s

Explosive Ordnance Disposal Platoon Sergeant; serves as a Platoon Sergeant for an EOD Company with a peacetime and wartime mission to provide technical advice and EOD support to military operations as well as Federal, State, and Local agencies for domestic incidents involving conventional, nuclear, chemical, biological, and improvised explosive devices; responsible for the administrative and supervisory functions in their entirety for the Platoon; primary advisor to the Platoon Leader on all enlisted matters and EOD technical matters; manages three EOD Teams; responsible for $11 million worth of organizational, theater provided, platoon, and team equipment.

Explosive Ordnance Disposal Team Leader; responsible for the identification, render safe and final disposal of hazardous conventional, chemical, biological, nuclear, and improvised explosive devices; provides 24-hour emergency response to all military, Department of Defense activities, and civil authorities; provides support to the US Secret Service and Department of state for the protection of the President, Vice President, and designated Heads of State; presents classes on bomb threats, unexploded ordnance, and explosives safety; responsible for team equipment valued at over $1.2 million; supervises two Soldiers.

Explosive Ordnance Disposal Sergeant; assists in the identification, render safe and final disposal of hazardous conventional, chemical, biological, nuclear, and improvised explosive devices; provides support to the US Secret Service and Department of state for the protection of the President, Vice President, and designated Heads of State; presents classes on bomb threats, unexploded ordnance, and explosives safety; responsible for team equipment valued at over $1.2 million; supervises two Soldiers.

Team leader in a Light Airborne Infantry Company; responsible for the welfare, fitness, morale and discipline of a four man Team; responsible for the individual training and maintenance of their equipment; primary instructor and advisor in the matters of tactics, personnel management and junior leader development; directs Team's tactical employment during offensive and defensive operations; responsible for the accountability and maintenance of all assigned MTO&E equipment worth in excess of $30,000.