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Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Fort Wainwright, Alaska

Fort Wainwright, Alaska

Served as the Battalion S6 (Signal Officer) for 1st Battalion 24th Infantry Regiment (1-24 IN) 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team (1SBCT). 1-24IN is composed of 600 personnel primarily designed to close the distance with the enemy, engage, and dominate the battlefield. Compromised mostly of infantry mounted on Styker platforms, I was responsible for the communications planning, execution, and sustainment. I was directly responsible for 15 Soldiers and indirectly responsible for four other Soldiers who served closer with the infantry units. With my section of Soldiers, I was responsible for their welfare and training ensuring that they could execute necessary tasks such as conducting retransmission operations with radio communications or emplacing secure tactical internet under 30 minutes.During my tenure with the Legion Battalion, I planned signal sustainment packages that supported training exercise of 600 personnel preparing for deployment to a combat region. Shortly thereafter, I assumed the role of signal planning, execution, and sustainment of operations in Mosul, Iraq. In addition, I was part of an advise and assist team for signal and cyber operations.

Fort Gordon, Georgia

Fort Hood, Texas

Responsible for all personnel actions of a signal battalion consisting of 481 Soldiers with a 150 Soldier attached company. Oversaw the financial, legal, and personnel readiness operations in order to allow the battalion to deploy at a moments notice. Responsible for the Battalion Command Team's calendar, products, and transportation. Work with other staff members to produce solutions for battalion exercises in support of signal support across the world.

Fort Hood, Texas

Second-in-command of a Signal Company consisting of 150 Soldiers and Army equipment valued over 15 million dollars. Oversee the maintenance, supply, and personnel operations in the company. Act as the Commander when their absence occurs.

Fort Hood, Texas

Serves as a Platoon Leader in a Signal Company within an Expeditionary Signal Battalion in support of 11th Signal Brigade and FORSCOM; supervises personnel readiness, maintenance and utilization of equipment valued in excess of $15,182,081; responsible for the discipline, accountability, and development of 56 Soldiers and 13 Non-Commissioned Officers.Additional duties include Company Sexual Harrassment and Assault Prevention Representative, Company Safety Officer, Fire Marshall, Air Load Planner and ICODES, and Voting Assistance Officer.

Fort Gordon, Georgia

Signal Basic Officer Leaders Course is designed to teach, train, and mentor young officers on the basics for those entering the Signal Corps.