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Fort Lee, Virginia, United States

Fort Lee, Virginia, United States

Fort Lee, Virginia, United States

Team Leader responsible for supporting the planning and assessment of logistics fielding readiness and lifecycle sustainment requirements for Army ground combat and armament material systems and associated support equipment. Represents the logistics user community in the development of integrated product support (IPS) strategies to ensure materiel systems are logistically ready for fielding and sustainable throughout the lifecycle. Provides field level technical expertise to acquisition and testing organizations to set the conditions for achieving operational readiness objectives. Leads and manages a team of senior NCOs in executing the mission.

Fort Lee, Virginia

Capability Developer responsible for the review and assessment of logistics supportability for all Army automotive, ground support equipment and armament acquisition systems, training, force structure impacts throughout the JCIDS and acquisition process. Lead maintainer CAPDEV supporting armament and weapon systems. Ensures integrated logistics support elements are planned, coordinated, documented, and executed throughout the system lifecycle. Participate and provide technical expertise to TRADOC Proponent capability and materiel developers in supportability of sustainment concepts and doctrine. Represent the logistics and user communities in the determination and integration of maintenance support requirements; participate and provide technical expertise to program manager logistics demonstrations and technical manual verification processes.

Fort Lee, Virginia

Capability Developer responsible for the review and assessment of logistics supportability for all Army automotive, ground support equipment and armament acquisition systems, training, force structure impacts throughout the JCIDS and acquisition process. Lead maintainer CAPDEV supporting armament and weapon systems. Ensures integrated logistics support elements are planned, coordinated, documented, and executed throughout the system lifecycle. Participate and provide technical expertise to TRADOC Proponent capability and materiel developers in supportability of sustainment concepts and doctrine. Represent the logistics and user communities in the determination and integration of maintenance support requirements; participate and provide technical expertise to program manager logistics demonstrations and technical manual verification processes. Directly supports the ability of the Army force to accomplish their mission with logistically supportable equipment.

Fort Rucker, Al

Sterling Heights, Mi

Camp Casey, South Korea

Serves as the Armament Systems Maintenance Warrant Officer for Bravo Company, 302d Brigade Support Battalion; responsible for maintenance and support of 12,000 individual and crew served weapons, mortars, mortar fire control systems, 16 MI 09A6 Paladins, tile maintenance using Direct Support Electrical Systems Test Set to diagnosis and repair LRU's in 1he following, 88 MIA2 SEPV2 Tanks, 148 Bradley Figh1ing Vehicles, and 6 Ml Assault Breacher Vehicles for two Combined Arms Battalions, a rotational Combined Arms Battalion, an Armored Reconnaissance Squadron, a Field Artillery Battalion, a Brigade Special Troops Battalion, a Chemical Battalion, and a Brigade Support Battalion; Additional supported 21 OF A BOE and 21D; Responsible for the health, welfare, and technical training of four NCOs and 17 Soldiers within the Brigade. Responsible for the accountability of the readiness of over twelve million dollars’ worth of tools and test equipment; serves as Battalion SHARP Representative and Company Equal Opportunity Leader.

Camp Casey, South Korea

Armament Systems Maintenance Warrant Officer in the most forward stationed Brigade Support Battalion in the Republic of Korea supporting the 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team in the 2d Infantry Division. Provides Armament maintenance expertise, experience, and assistance to the Maintenance Control Officer, eight Battalion Maintenance Technicians, the Support Operations Officer, and the BSB Commander on 87 M1A2 SEPV2 Abrams tanks, 148 M2A3 Bradley Fighting Vehicles, 16 M109A6 Paladin howitzers and over 8,000 individual weapons, crew served machine guns and mortars. Provides Direct level support for eight Battalions on the diagnosis and repair of faulty Line Replaceable Units, fire control optical systems, and various small arms and mortars assigned to 1ABCT. Responsible for the training, morale, safety and welfare of three Non Commissioned Officers, and nine enlisted Soldiers.

Fort Hood, Tx

Serves as a Battalion Maintenance Technician in a Field Maintenance Company under the 115th Brigade Support Battalion, in support of a Heavy Brigade Combat Team (HBCT) in the 1st Calvary Division, and responsible for the health, welfare, and technical training of one NCO, and five Soldiers. Responsible for providing sound technical advice and guidance concerning all maintenance jobs, monitor the status of all class IX parts, works with Field Maintenance Service and Commodity Shops to track equipment that was evacuated. Supervises the daily unscheduled maintenance operations and scheduled services of equipment, Manages the Exchange Pricing Parts Program, Test Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE) inductions and calibrations, Army Oil Analysis Program (AOAP) sampling submissions, Army Material Status Systems (AMSS) reporting, and CL IX repair parts ordering for the BSB.

Fort Hood, Tx

Serves as an Armament Systems Technician in a Field Maintenance Company under the 115th Brigade Support Battalion, in support of a Heavy Brigade Combat Team (HBCT) in the 1st Cavalry Division, OIC of the Armament Section and responsible for the health, welfare, and technical training of four NCOs and nine Soldiers. Responsible for providing sound technical advice and guidance concerning all armament related issues within the 1st BCT to the BSB Commander, SPO, and all subordinate commanders. Provides armament support for LRAS3, MFCS, and the M109A6 Paladins. Provides DSESTS support and repairs of Line Replaceable Units (LRU) for 58 MlA2 SEPV2 Tanks, 119 Bradley Fighting Vehicles, and 2 Stryker NBCR V's. Responsible for all small arms support of six battalions task force and DSTB. Accountable for six millions dollars of MTOE. Safety Officer and Advisor to the battalion commander.

Fort Hood, Tx

Serves as an Armament Systems Technician in a Field Maintenance Company under the 115th Brigade Support Battalion, in support of a Heavy Brigade Combat Team (HBCT) in the 1st Cavalry Division. Officer-in-charge of the Armament Repair Section and responsible for the health, welfare, and technical training of three NCOs and seven Soldiers. Responsible for providing sound technical advice and guidance concerning all armament related issues within the 1st BCT to the BSB Commander, Support Operations Officer, and all subordinate commanders. Provides armament support for LRAS3, MFCS and the Ml 09A6 Paladins. Provides DSEST support and repairs of Line Replaceable Units (LRU) for 58 MlA2 SEPV2 Tanks, 119 Bradley Fighting Vehicles, and 2 Stryker NBCRVs. Responsible for all small arms Field Level Maintenance support of six battalions task force and the Division Special Troops Battalion. Responsible for the accountability and readiness of over six million dollars worth of tools and test equipment. Battalion Safety Officer and Advisor to the battalion commander providing safety guidance, training and ensure compliance of the subordinate units.

Fort Hood, Tx

Armament Technician in a Field Maintenance Company within the 115th Brigade Support Battalion, supporting a Heavy Brigade Combat Team (BCT) in the 1st Cavalry Division. Officer-in-charge of the Armament Repair Section and responsible for the health, welfare, and technical training of 6 NCOs and 6 Soldiers. Responsible for providing sound technical advice and guidance concerning all armament related issues within the 1st BCT to the Battalion Commander, Support Operations Officer, and all Commanders within the BCT. Provides DSESTS support and oversees the repair of LRUs for 58 MlA2 SEP Tanks, 164 Bradley Fighting Vehicles, and 2 Stryker NBCRV Ml 135. Oversees and provides direct support small arms maintenance for a five battalion task force and one Division Headquarters Battalion. Supervises troubleshooting and repair of 19 AN/TAS-8 LRAS3s and 18 MFCS Systems.

Fort Hood, Tx

Armament Technician in a Field Maintenance Company within the 115th Brigade Support Battalion, supporting a Heavy Brigade Combat Team (BCT) in the 1st Cavalry Division in support of OIF 09-10. Officer-in-charge of the Armament Repair Section and responsible for the health, welfare, and technical training of 8 NCOs and 8 Soldiers. Responsible for providing sound technical advice and guidance concerning all armament related issues within the 1st BCT to the Battalion Commander, Support Operations Officer, and all Commanders within the BCT. Provides DSESTS support and oversees the repair of LRUs for 87 MlA2 SEP Tanks, 164 Bradley Fighting Vehicles, and 4 M 104 Wolverine Bridge Launching Carriers; Oversees and provides direct support small arms maintenance for five battalions and supervises troubleshooting and repair of 19 AN/TAS-8 LRAS3s and 18 MFCS Systems.

Aberdeen Proving Ground,

Fort Rucker, Al

Camp Casey, South Korea

Serves as the Personnel Service Sergeant of the most forward deployed Brigade Support Battalion; maintains personnel readiness in areas of strength management, legal actions, finance, postal services, awards, NCOERs, promotions/reductions, for over 1,200 U.S. Soldiers and 45 KATUSA Soldiers; supervises four Soldiers, one NCO, and two KATUSA Soldiers; maintains accountability of equipment valued at $70,000.

Camp Casey, Sout Korea

Serves as the Human Resource Sergeant of the most forward deployed Brigade Support Battalion; maintains personnel readiness in the areas of strength management, finance, NCOERS, awards, and personnel actions for over 1,200 U.S. Soldiers and 80 KA TUSA Soldiers; advises the Command Sergeant Major on personnel functions; directly responsible for the health, welfare, and training of two Noncommissioned Officers and eight Soldiers.

Camp Casey, South Korea

Performs duties as the Armament Section NCO IC in the most forward deployed Brigade Support Battalion in the Republic of Korea supporting the 1st Heavy Brigade Combat Team in the 2D Infantry Division; responsible for technical inspections, repair, and QA/QC of over 5,000 small arms caliber weapons, 44 MlAls, 18 M109A6 Howitzers, and 58 Bradley Fighting Vehicles; responsible for the accountability and maintenance of over $4.9 million of equipment; responsible for the health, welfare. and training of one NCO and 16 Soldiers.Supervises and performs direct and general support and depot-level maintenance and repair on tank turret mechanisms and weapons of tanks, fighting vehicles, artillery, small arms, and infantry weapons. Able to perform the duties required for skill level 20 of MOS 45K, 45B (Small Arms Artillery Repairer), or 45G (Fire Control Repairer); performs, supervises, and inspects maintenance; supervises subordinates in armament maintenance section; plans and organizes work schedules; instructs personnel; establishes a shop safety program. NOTE: May haveprogressed to 45K30 from 45K20, 45B20 (Small Arms Artillery Repairer) or 45G20 (Fire Control Repairer).

Camp Casey, South Korea

Serves as the Personnel Service Sergeant of the most forward deployed Brigade Support Battalion; maintains personnel readiness in areas of strength management, legal actions, finance, postal services, awards, NCOERs, promotions/reductions, for over 1,200 U.S. Soldiers and 45 KATUSA Soldiers; supervises four Soldiers, one NCO, and two KATUSA Soldiers; maintains accountability of equipment valued at $70,000.Participates in occupational classification and management of human resources; supervises activities including maintaining personnel records and processing personnel actions for service members and their families. Prepares reports on staffing levels and status of personnel; evaluates personnel qualifications for special assignments; prepares and processes requests for transfer or reassignment; processes classification/reclassification actions; prepares orders and requests for orders; prepares and maintains officer and enlisted personnel records; prepares and reviews personnel casualty documents; monitors suspense actions; initiates, monitors, and processes personnel evaluations; transfers records; processes soldiers for separation and retirement; processes and executes personnel service center level procedures and actions; processes applications for officer candidate school, warrant officer flight training, and other training; processes recommendations for awards and decorations; processes bars to reenlistment and suspension of favorable personnel actions; initiates applications for passports and visas; monitors appointment of line of duty, survivor assistance, and summary court officers; processes line of duty investigations; processes deployment forms; prepares letters of sympathy to next of kin; types correspondence and forms in draft and final copy; posts changes to Army regulations and other publications; prepares and maintains files on an automated data processing system.

Fort Riley, Ks

Serves as the senior armament repairer in the Armament section for a non-divisional maintenance company responsible for the training, professional growth, guidance and welfare of seven soldiers; maintains special tools and Test Measuring and Diagnostic Equipment; ensures all equipment is inspected, repaired and returned to the customer in accordance with all manuals, regulations and quality assurance guidelines; maintains and accounts for equipment and tools valued in excess of one million dollars.Performs direct support and general support maintenance and repair on turret mechanisms and weapons of tanks, cupolas, and similar material. Able to perform the duties required for Skill Level 10; provides technical guidance and supervision to subordinates; troubleshoots turret mechanisms and weapons; isolates causes of malfunctions; determines necessary repairs, and performs final tests and inspections to ensure proper performance; conducts onthe-job training; completes maintenance records.

Fort Riley, Ks

Performs duties as the Armament Section Squad Leader for the 1st Maintenance Company; responsible for the health and welfare and cross training of 10 soldiers in three different MOS's; responsible for providing guidance and training on CTT, weapons, PMCS and APFT; accountable for over one million dollars in MTO&E.

Fort Riley, Ks

Performs direct support and general support maintenance and repair on turret mechanisms and weapons of tanks, cupolas, and similar material. Maintains and repairs mechanical and hydraulic turret mechanisms and weapons; replaces bearings; cleans and repairs parts; removes and disassembles components for repair; uses precision instruments and hand tools; traces circuits and analyzes electrical problems using schematic diagrams.

Sterling Heights, Mi

CW3 Ryan Harmon is the #1 Warrant Officer to come through our Training with Industry program at General Dynamics Land Systems (GDLS). An Armament Systems Maintenance Warrant Officer of the highest caliber, Ryan readily shared his vast experience and expertise on ordnance and logistics, making real and measurable impacts to the Abrams, Stryker, and Buffalo Program teams throughout his tenure. He participated in numerous activities in Systems Technical Support (STS), SEPv3 Engineering Change Program Overarching Integrated Product Team (OIPT), Integrated Product Team (IPT), and Program Management Review (PMR) gaining knowledge of the current fleet support of the SEPv3, Stryker ECP technology. As an Assistant Program Manager, Mr. Harmon was responsible for the efficient and timely utilization of company resources to meet program cost, schedule, and performance goals. This included the development of program plans and risk management, as well as direct coordination with internal process center project management leadership. Ryan's leadership will have a lasting impact on the programs he touched and will benefit our War-fighters for generations to come. Chief Harmon's expertise and professional reputation also earned him a direct support role to the GDLS Vice President for Tracked Combat Vehicles, serving as a personal advisor and research analyst on special topics. Additionally, he pursued a rigorous personal development plan, completing five courses in his Information Management Project Management Graduate Program achieving a 3.5 GPA. He also earned his Advanced Gunsmith Certificate enhancing his knowledge in small arms repair. This total experience has made him an invaluable asset to the U.S. Army Ordnance Corps/Warrant Officer Cohort. Best of the best! Must promote BZ to CW4. Future assignments with the Anniston Army Depot, Army Material Command (AMC) and PM Abrams. Send to Warrant Officer Senior Service Education immediately and continue grooming this future CW5.

Manhatten, Kansas

Work in the concession stand, directed people to their correct movie theater, and was and usher.

Charlotte, North Carolina

Leads, supervises, or serves as a member of a field artillery cannon fire direction center (FDC) or of an operations section. Uses graphs, tables, charts, and maps for manual computation of firing locations, angles, altitude corrections, and displacements; constructs firing charts; computes corrections for meteorological, registration, and muzzle velocity; uses computer to make firing data computations; can use either the Battery Computer System (BCS) or the Back-up Computer System (BUCS) (military version of Hewlitt-Packard 71B (16K) computer); installs and operates field telephones, digital message system, and FM radio transmitter/receiver; knows and uses mathematics concepts (including some geometry and trigonometric functions) for manual computations; operates and maintains vehicles, section equipment, and generators; maintains situation map, fire support records, reports, and overlays; uses data from standardized tables to calculate data for nonstandard conditions; uses and generates computer data; uses voice and digital communications. Computes firing data and transmits to firing units; prepares status charts, target lists, and situation maps; enters data base into computer unit; computes and enters meteorological and muzzle velocity corrections; prepares BUCS for operation and computes firing data

Matthews, North Carolina

Selling Advisor videos games, equipment,

Master, Logistics, Materials, And Supply Chain Management

Project Management (Pmp

Master Of Science (Ms), Information Technology Project Management

Associate Of Science (As), Gunsmithing/Gunsmith

Advanced Gunsmithing Certificate

Gunsmith, Gunsmithing/Gunsmith

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), Liberal Arts And Sciences/Liberal Studies

Associate'S Degree, Military Technologies And Applied Sciences

Education record

Education record

Master'S Degree, Logistics, Materials, And Supply Chain Management