Robert Halfhill, Pmp Email & Phone Number

Virginia Beach, Va, Us

Norfolk, Virginia, United States

Provide technical expertise in support of US Fleet Force (USFF) Fleet/Joint Training Directorate (N7). Assist in coordinating, establishing, and implementing integrated requirements and policies for manning, equipping, and training Fleet units, amphibious ready groups (ARG), expeditionary strike groups (ESG), carrier strike groups (CSG), and expeditionary strike forces. Provide Analysis and support requirements and elements that are paramount in the execution of the Fleet Response Plan (FRP) and assess best injects points for LVC technology to ensure maximization of training opportunities in support of and required by United States Navy (USN) policy and unified commanders. Provide contract Support for Navy/Marine Corps LVC training initiatives. Coordinate, schedule and provide administrative support for technical recurring working groups and teams encompassing over 200 stakeholders. Provide recommendations and courses of action for LVC vision attainment by assessing current gaps and fiscal limitations and planning scheduled improvements within training baseline infrastructure. Coordinate with fiscal sponsors to accurately reflect LVC attainment plan for claimants and work with stakeholders to understand adverse impacts to LVC vision accomplishment. Participate, brief and provide administrative support for LVC and Navy Training Baseline forums.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

Holistic Training Program (HTP) Manager and Analyst in support to NAVSEA Surface Training Systems (PMS 339). Researched training deficiencies and trends across the O-FRP training continuum from individual training through group certification; identifying and cataloging trends and deficiencies; and providing feedback to the Surface Warfare Learning Centers in an effort to improve schoolhouse training efficiencies and effectiveness.In addition, I led a training metrics WG that provided semi-annual training effectiveness Impact/ROI reports to Surface and Expeditionary Warfare Training Committee stakeholders for select NAVSEA sponsored courses. This effort supported enabling informed surface training resourcing decisions by our Surface Warfare Enterprise decision makers.

Norfolk, Va

Holistic Training Program Manager and Analyst in support to NAVSEA Surface Training Systems (PMS 339). Research training deficiencies and trends across the O-FRP training continuum from individual training through group certification; identify and catalog trends and deficiencies; and provide feedback to the Surface Warfare Learning Centers in an effort to improve schoolhouse training efficiencies and effectiveness. In addition, I lead a training metrics WG that provides semi-annual training effectiveness Impact/ROI reports to Surface and Expeditionary Warfare Training Committee stakeholders for select NAVSEA sponsored courses. This effort supports enabling informed surface training resourcing decisions by our Surface Warfare Enterprise decision makers.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

NAVY WARFARE DEVELOPMENT COMMAND N8: Jul 2012 –Sep 2015, Experimentation Director. Led teams of over 100 personnel (military, government civilian, and contract support) providing oversight and guidance in the conception, design, development and execution of fleet experiments, war games, table-top exercises and workshops designed to identify gaps and facilitate solutions in the employment of multiple new systems and technologies to include NIFC-CA, Aegis Ashore, C2 of IAMD, LHA/D and F-35 integration, Joint High Speed Vessel and LPD-17. Planned, Managed and administered an experimentation execution budget in excess of 3.5 million dollars. Spearheaded development of a number of doctrinal publications to include TACMEMO’s, Wholeness and Warfighting CONOPS and Administrative directives.

Various

Served Enlisted as GMT/WT Seaman Recruit to Senior Chief Petty Officer, Chief Warrant Officer as a Surface Ordnance Technician (7161), Limited Duty Officer as Surface Ordnance Officer (6160) and as a Surface Warfare Officer (1110). Retired as a Commander (O-5) with 35 years of service.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

USS ARLEIGH BURKE (DDG 51): Jan 2011 – Jun 2012, Executive Officer, responsible for the manning, training, administration, readiness and maintenance of a guided missile destroyer. Completed a shipyard maintenance period, a full unit level training cycle and participated as the only U.S. ship in Multi-National exercise Joint Warrior (11-2). Deployed as part of Standing NATO Maritime Group 2 in support of Operation Atlantic Sentry and Operation Sharp Sentry. Conducted counter piracy operations and Air Defense Unit in support of Ballistic Missile Defense. Integrated, Navigation and Damage Control Training Team Leader, 3M and Command Security program manager.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

COMMANDER SECOND FLEET N8/N9: Jul 2009 – Jul 2010, Deputy Requirements, Policy and Experimentation Director. Managed and supervised all aspects of Fleet-wide experimentation and development of Strike and Sea basing initiatives. As Battle Watch Captain, directed the operation of the Fleet Command Center, supervising worldwide naval operations. Routinely interacted with senior and flag officers, prepared 4 star Admiral briefings, executed joint, national and multi-national exercises, directed search and rescue operations for ships and aircraft in distress in the Atlantic Ocean, coordinated humanitarian assistance, disaster relief, and defense support to civil authorities operations. Provided joint Maritime Domain Awareness to U.S. Fleet Forces Command, Northern Command, Chief of Naval Operations and units/staffs world-wide

Camp Bucca Iraq

IRAQI CORRECTIONS OFFICER (ICO) TRAINING ACADEMY: Jun 2008 – May 2009, Commanding Officer, Independent Augmentation (IA) Forward-deployed to Camp Bucca, Iraq in direct support of the Global War on Terror. In cooperation with the Iraqi Minister of Justice, Led 70 Joint US Military in the development and execution of Iraqi Corrections Officer Basic, Advanced training and Intermediate Supervisor courses of instruction. As ICO Village Mayor, managed daily operations, enforcement of rules and regulations, facility maintenance, feeding, berthing and medical care of 900 working Iraqi Corrections Officers and classes of 300 ICO cadets supporting internment operations of more than 22,000 detainees. Managed and provided oversight of annual operating budget exceeding 15 million dollars.

Little Creek, Virginia

SURFACE WARFARE DEVELOPMENT GROUP: Oct 2006 – Aug 2008, Director of Air and Ballistic Missile Defense Programs. Developed tactics, techniques and procedures in support of Anti-Air Warfare, Ballistic Missile Defense and Patrol Coastal ship operations including the Patrol Coastal Ship and Aegis CG Class Tactical Pubs, Aegis Core tactics, BMD BL 3.6 Core Tactics, IAMD TACFOM, BMD and NTDC TACMEMO, AN/SPY-1D(V) and the LSF/UAV TACBULS. Led US Navy participation in multi-national Maritime Warfare Center tactics forums. Conducted modeling and simulation/Fleet experimentation with OPNAV, Fleet Staffs, Aegis BMD, Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren, OPTEVFOR, Johns Hopkins APL and various defense contracting agencies examining current and future Air Defense, Ballistic Missile Defense and Electronic Warfare Systems. Reviewed and provided subject matter expertise on Navy programs to include establishment of Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense DOTMLP-F DOE to DON transition requirements, DDG 1000 programs, UAV (Fire Scout and Scan Eagle) programs, Standard missile 3, Standard Missile 6 and TLAM improvements. Coordinated Navy-wide Sea Shield DOTMLPF /Integrated Capability Priority List (ICPL) inputs supporting Navy POM/PR surface warfare budget and program acquisition process.

San Diego, Ca/Little Creek, Va

USS SQUALL (PC 7)/PATROL COASTAL CREW JULIET: Apr 2005 – Oct 2006, Commanding Officer. Completed complex ship dry docking and overhaul availability, unit level training, US SOUTHCOM, 7 Nation Theatre Cooperation (TSC) mission and homeport shift from San Diego, CA to Little Creek, VA, including transit of the Panama Canal. Following transition and re-designation to PC CREW JULIET, deployed on USS WHIRLWIND (PC 11) to Commander Fifth Fleet in support of OPERATIONS IRAQI and ENDURING FREEDOM. Conducted OPLAT defense, VBSS boardings, aggressive combat maneuvering and vessel shouldering. Assumed duties as Scene of Action (SAC) Commander during OPERATION Firefox. Won Regional Support Organization San Diego Battle Efficiency Award for calendar year 2005, Commander Naval Surface Forces Unit Tactics Award for calendar years 2006, Commander, Surface Forces Atlantic Energy Conservation Award for FY 2006 as well as annual retention awards.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

USS CAPE ST GEORGE (CG 71): Aug 2003 – Jan 2005 Weapons Officer and Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection Officer. Qualified Tactical Action Officer. Completed dry docking selected restricted shipyard availability (DSRA) period, Board of Inspection and survey (INSURV) assessment, Weapons on-load, unit level and advanced level training, Cruise Missile Tactical qualification, Naval Surface Fire Support and Anti-Terrorist Force Protection certification. Assumed duties as Northern Command Global War on Terror Air-Defense ship. Anti-terrorism and Combat Systems training team leader.

Dahlgren Virginia

AEGIS TRAINING AND READINESS CENTER (ATRC): Oct 1999 – Oct 2002 Instructor and Perspective Commanding Officer/Executive Officer (PCO/PXO) Course Supervisor. Instructed Senior and Junior Officers in theory, operation and tactical employment of the Aegis Combat System in the PCO/ PXO, Department Head, Force Air Defense Coordinator and Maintenance Manager courses of instruction. Developed and Implemented course curriculum for Aegis Baselines 6 Ph1/6 Ph 3 and 7 Ph 1. Command Representative for the “Six-Sigma” Curriculum Development working group and CG47/DDG51 Class Aegis Warfare Coordinator Professional Qualification Standards Model Manager. Qualified as Master Training Specialist.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

USS BARRY (DDG 52): Aug 1996 – Sep 1999. Systems Test Officer, Drydocking Selective Restricted Availability Coordinator and Visit Board Search and Seizure (VBSS) Officer. Qualified Surface Warfare Officer, Officer of the Deck (underway), Engineering Officer of the Watch (gas Turbine), Combat Systems and Air Warfare Coordinator. Completed Shipboard complex overhaul period, unit level training and deployed to Fifth Fleet Area of Operations (MED/MEF 98-1) in support of Operation Watch. Combat System Training team Coordinator and Ship’s Electronic Readiness Team Leader. Officer of the Deck (underway) training Officer.

San Diego, Ca

COMMANDER AIR FORCES PACIFIC: Apr 1993 – Apr 1996. Nuclear Weapons Technical Adviser and Logistic Coordinator. ADP and Physical Security Officer. Fleet Enlisted Air Warfare Supervisor (EAWS) Coordinator. Provided nuclear weapons program oversight and guidance to Pacific Fleet sea and shore commands. Monitored maintenance of nuclear weapons stockpile, scheduled nuclear weapons technical inspections and represented Commander, Naval Air Forces during annual nuclear technical proficiency inspections.

Bremerton Wa/ Alameda Ca

USS CARL VINSON (CVN 70): May 1991 – Apr 1993. “W” Division Leading Chief Petty Officer. Supervised maintenance of air delivered special weapons and components, test and handling equipment. Managed maintenance of technical publications and upkeep and submission of required records and reports. Member of Nuclear Safety Counsel. Completed complex overhaul, unit level training and Nuclear Weapons acceptance inspection (NWAI). Nuclear Handling Officer, Nuclear Weapons Quality Assurance Inspector, Nuclear Weapons Radiological Control Officer, Damage Control training Team and Shipboard Security Training Team Leader.

Guam

NAVAL MAGAZINE GUAM: May 1989 – May 1991. ORT Department Leading Chief Petty Officer. Supervises depot level maintenance, modification, retrofit on air delivered, Tomahawk Cruise Missile and Marine Corp Howitzer fired special weapons and components. Maintained magazine and storage areas. Secret material custodian, Naval Courier, Auxiliary Security Force Squad Leader, Assistant convoy commander. Managed completion of Defense Nuclear Surety Inspection (DNSI). NEST team Leader. Deployed to Central Command in support of Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm as Tomahawk Fly Away team Leader.

Fort Wayne, Indiana Area

NAVY RECRUITING DISTRICT INDIANAPOLIS: Mar 1986 – Apr 1989. Recruiter-in-Charge, Large Station and Assistant Zone Supervisor. Supervised sixteen recruiters stationed across fifteen counties covering more than 9,000 square miles. Directed recruiting efforts within assigned area, maintained administrative systems and station and records. Recruits and processes best qualified applicants for enlistment. Achieved 119% of assigned new contract goal and 300% of assigned prior service goal. Recognized as Recruiter in Charge, NRD Indianapolis Station of the year, CY 1988 and 1989.

Master Of Science (M.S.), Education, 4.0

Bachelor'S, Business Administration And Management, General, 3.97