Space Exercise Planner Space Subject Matter Expert for all NORAD/NORTHCOM exercise events. Liaison to all N-NC divisions for planning development to ensure vital mission areas have ample warfighting exercise injects and to bring space awareness and participation in Vigilant Shield and Global Thunder exercises. Coordinate with STRATCOM, AFNORTH, Schriever, and AFSPC to develop Tier 1 Homeland Defense-focused exercises including strategic nuclear deterrence, missile warning, missile defense, and global strike operations.Integrate space injects into all other N-NC exercises including Ardent Sentry, Turbo Challenge, Positive Response, Vibrant Response, Vital Archer, NUWAIX, and Defense Support to Civil Authorities events.

- SME to HQ NORAD on Integrated Tactical Warning/Attack Assessment (ITW/AA) and Missile Warning. Manage world-wide communications, software distribution, and system changes for the Processing and Display Subsystem – Migration missile warning system. Provide analysis and support to the ITW/AA community and over 70 Forward Users ensuring the ‘No-Fail’ Missile Warning mission. - Manage new user requests for missile warning software and hardware, and ensure training simulation computer files are available via the STRATCOM website. Review all ITW/AA event activities and investigate all anomalous system issues, and provide system inputs for discussion and resolution via daily and weekly status meetings and multiple flag-level review boards. - Implement staff and high-level taskers and respond to action items from the customer. Identify and staff packages for action as appropriate. Coordinated logistics for high-level customer review meetings.  Develop and maintain configuration and classification control on all documents. Work closely with STRATCOM, AFSPC and the ITW/AA SPO in development of new strategic and theater missile profiles and system upgrade training for incorporation into future system architecture and software.- Coordinate with Air Force Space Command and Air Force Life Cycle Management Center personnel supporting the ITW/AA weapon system combining Overhead Persistent Infrared and ground-based radar systems that support the U.S. missile warning, missile defense and space surveillance missions and co-managed the STRATCOM/NORAD ITW/AA change-control process.

ITW/AA Air Team Lead/Liaison to AFSPC, NORAD, STRATCOM, and ACC to provide analysis and support for the Air/Missile C2 ITW/AA Capabilities Based Assessment (CBA). Performed detailed review of Air, Missile, Forward User doctrine, key strategic documents, Joint Operations Concepts, relevant professional journals, and validated planning scenarios. Conducted a needs assessment in accordance with JCIDS CBA guidance. Generated ITW/AA gap analysis/discussion sufficient for the basis of an Initial Capabilities Document (ICD). Used value-model methodology including value hierarchy, evaluation, measures, and weighting. Assessed the viability and military utility of net-centric operations on the ITW/AA mission. Aided development of Operational View-1 (OV-1) architecture and visualization demonstrations, briefings, staff summary sheets, point papers, and comment resolution matrices required to develop and staff the CBA. Coordinated logistics for high-level customer review meetings. Developed and maintained configuration control on all documents.

Constant Vigilance - Assuring North-American Defense by directing and coordinating efforts between all NORAD/NORTHCOM agencies to assure every operations center has 100% system availability to sustain Command, Missile/Space, Missile Defense, Missile Warning, Intel, Air, Maritime, Land, Cyberspace, Systems, Computer, and Security Forces peacetime and combat capability. Manage N-NC 24/7 operations center and act on behalf of the N-NC commander. Coordinate and participate all training and exercise events across all N-NC domains in support of local and national level missile warning exercises (Ardent Sentry, Vigilant Shield, Assured Response, Noble Eagle, Night Blue, Global Guardian, Battle Staff, Amazon Arizona, Polo Hat & others) designed to train NORAD, NMCC, SECDEF, and the President on how to respond to threat missile launches and hostile aircraft while also testing world-wide secure communications systems for connectivity and clarity. Excel as a polished single voice for critical response analysis and actions within the NORAD Command Center.

Lead the N-NC J73 Missile and Space Domain training program, ensuring standardization and evaluation for peers and subordinates on decision support tools, processes, and procedures. Train and evaluate all N-NC joint operators; to fully understand missile and space fundamentals, space and ground-based missile warning sensor capabilities and limitations, ITW/AA communications architecture, and how to operate the NORAD ITW/AA Missile and Reporting System (MARS) and Processing Display Systems-Migration (PDS-M) systems. Evaluate and document student performance and trends, ensuring course goals and objectives are met, and incorporate student feedback into the curriculum. Manage, plan, and conduct initial and recurring crew and instructor certifications. Certified in ITW/AA systems.Proficient in multiple strategic/theater command, control, communication and computer information systems.

Chief Liaison to expedite fielding of state-of-the-art technology directly to the theater. Directed efforts at the Schriever AFB Battlelab to aid development of emerging technology based on the direct feedback from warfighters. Close coordination with the TENCAP (Tactical Exploitation of National Capabilities) paved the road for field testing/acceptance at the theater CAOC(s) & immediate distribution to the Falconeers - #1 priority was field testing - ensuring combat troops got what they asked for, how they wanted it, as fast as possible.Flew with 'Paul Revere' 707 test aircraft at Red Flag 2005 - tested space data/theater comm systems ensuring missile launch/threat data immediately available to theater forces, increasing warning time and shoot-down timing, reducing fratricide, and increasing Blue Force survival rates.

30 Space Wing lead for all higher headquarters (HHQ), MAJCOM, CJCS and DoD exercise events. Director for the base Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection (AT/FP) program. Supervised VAFB Exercise/Evaluation Team (EET) & Disaster-response division, including 9/11 reaction team. Coordinated deployment readiness and field training exercises.Earned international acclaim as VAFB Director of Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) support team. As head of the host support staff, coordinated/managed all base logistics and support for the visiting Russian inspection team ensuring their ICBM and nuclear weapons inspection received full base cooperation.Chaired base-wide Self-Inspection Program. Completely re-wrote grossly micromanaged and outdated program, delegated authority to group chairpersons, and energized the squadron SIP monitors to take charge of their programs. Developed SIP website granting immediate and accurate access to all base personnel. Directed commander's continual Operational Readiness Inspection (ORI) action plan. Authored fresh wing recall instruction which reduced reporting time by 40%. Re-writes earned "Excellent" IG rating.

Directed AFSPC premier Missile and Space Competition venue. Key VAFB liaison officer between the Air Staff, Air Force Space Command (AFSPC), Air Education and Training Command (AETC), two Numbered Air Forces (NAF), and nine competing space wings. Directed 26-person task force to transform operational helicopter hanger into world-class ballroom venue, preparing for over 1000 attendees. Managed $270k budget fusing 70 on/off base agencies and 1000+ base personnel. Operated 2 ton trucks, skid loaders, personnel lifts and forklifts.

Commanded flight of 8 AF officers, responsible for all west coast Titan Space lift Operations. Controlled all aspects of launch operations including a $2.2B launch site, $400M Titan IV and $70M Titan II boosters ensuring precise integration of booster, launch pad, and spacecraft operations throughout multi-month launch processing cycle. Defined operational space lift requirements for AFSPC in coordination with Space and Missile Systems Center (SMC), Air Force Material Command (AFMC), and associated contractors.Launched $2B 'terrorist-fighting' NRO satellite, "DoD's #1 space lift priority", just 3 weeks after 9/11, and all under the scrutiny of the AFSPC IG Team. Entire launch crew earned "Professional Launch Team" - first time ever achieved in AFSPC history.#1 of 11 Captains chosen ahead of peers to lead launch team mid way through the campaign. Mastered launch program and thrived in command role. Created very tight launch team with high morale.

Responsible for all Initial Qualification Training (IQT) and lead instructor for all NORAD bi-national crew force orbital analysts and space control analysts working in the USSTRATCOM Space Control Center (SCC) within the Cheyenne Mountain Operations Center (CMOC). Led 5-person team including two contractors directing over 1200 hrs of annual training while operating a $15M space defense and space surveillance simulator. Dual-mission-qualified as an OA, SCA while a full-time IQT instructor.

Performed collision avoidance for all Space Transportation System (Space Shuttle/STS), MIR ("Peace") and International Space Station (ISS) missions ensuring freedom of operations for manned space-flight safety. Single NORAD point-to-point liaison to the Johnson Space Center (JSC) Flight Dynamics Officer (FDO), constantly vigilant ensuring no Earth-orbiting objects in space will collide with the manned systems - no other equivalent position on Earth.Employed 24-sensor, $3B world-wide space surveillance network maintaining accurate space order of battle awareness and positional data. Supported the National Command Authority and JCS providing constant analysis of Red forces and re-entering objects, providing immediate data to FEMA and other national/local agencies to ensure public safety.Provided laser clearing to civilian agencies ensuring no inadvertent laser impacts with orbiting satellites.

Cold War veteran and deterrence patriot. Directly responsible to the National Command Authority (NCA) for the positive control and execution of 50 Peacekeeper nuclear missiles. Commander at the F.E. Warren AFB Alternate Command Post (ACP) assuming command of all 90SW assets during an Emergency War Order (EWO) environment and directing communications actions throughout the 90th Missile Wing in constant vigilance against world-wide nuclear war. Key-turned on 3 live ICBMs in the field during a Simulated Electronic Launch-Peacekeeper (SELP) verifying launch procedures connectivity and execution, and launched a Peacekeeper ICBM from Vandenberg AFB during GT-11PA verifying targeting and telemetry accuracy for the United States' most powerful weapon system.

Key Results:Outstanding performer in all areas. Bearing, performance, and conduct an example for entire class.