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Vilseck, Bavaria, Germany

Provides substantive transition and employment assistance services to Clients. Conducts Individualized Initial Counseling, reviewing the initial assessment and Pre-Separation Counseling; Capstone Counseling and reviews the post assessment. Provides coaching and guidance for separating Military Personnel.

Hohenfels, Bavaria, Germany

Military Police Platoon Observer, Coach, Trainer at the Joint Multinational Readiness Training Center (JMRC); serves as the JMRC subject matter expert on Military Police tactics; trains US Army and NATO forces by providing tough, realistic combined arms training in a simulated Decisive Action Training Environment; prepares and conducts squad and platoon level after action reviews, providing feedback to leaders and Soldiers to prepare units for combat; responsible for the health and welfare, and supervision of two Non-Commisioned Officers; responsible for the maintenance and accountability of $200,000 worth of vehicles, radios, and training aids.

Sembach, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

Provided operational guidance to maintain, operate, and manage a 24-hour correctional operation; supervise staffing of the Correctional Force; ensure correctional staff maintains custody, control and accountability of prisoners; conducts inspections of personnel and facility management; supervise movement of prisoners and oversees the security, health and welfare of both correctional staff on shift and prisoners housed with in the facility. Maintained facility and equipment valued at $14 million, 57 Standing Operating Procedures, and 12 Emergency Action Procedures.

Sembach, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

Performed duties as the Facility Sergeant Major for the United States Army Regional Correctional Facility Europe: responsible for providing regional pre-trial and post-trial confinement services for level one security prisoners in the Department of Defense's only confinement facility in Europe; provided custody and control, security and administration; ensured the facility was in compliance with all applicable regulations and policies; advised the Facility Commander on all operational issues concerning prisoners and staff members. Reviewed and updated 75 Standing Operating Procedures, Implemented weekly staff meetings, procured installation of a $200,000 facility surveillance system, received a 98% compliance rating from the American Correctional Association and oversaw the successful transfer of over 30 prisoners.

Joint Base Lewis-Mcchord, Washington

Served as the Company Operations NCO in a Military Police Detention Company in direct support of I Corps and FORSCOM contingency operations; responsible for providing expertise in corrections/detention and contingency operations to enhance and enable mobility; directed employment of 123 Soldiers; responsible for the health, welfare and training of 5 NCOs in the operations section; advised the commander on all current operational matters; planned and coordinated internal and external tasking and major training events; responsible for preparing and reviewing operational orders, after action reviews and briefings.

Joint Base Lewis-Mcchord, Washington

Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Company Commander of the United States Army Correctional Activity responsible for providing, trained and motivated Soldiers able to execute the correctional mission for the Northwestern Joint Regional Correctional Facility (NWJRCF); responsible for the health, welfare, training, administration actions and morale of 62 Soldiers assigned to the NWJRCF; supervised and conducted individual and collective training, counseling of all assigned Soldiers, NCO development and inspections; reviewed all administrative correspondence and advised the commander on all enlisted matters. Served as the Detachment Master Resiliency Trainer.

United States Army Pacific, Fort Shafter, Hawaii

Corrections and Detention NCO for an Army Service Component Command Provost Marshal Office; assisted with the planning, coordination, synchronization, and implementation of theater Corrections and Detention policies and annexes for the Pacific Theater; served as executive agent for detainee operations in the Pacific Commanders area of responsibility with specific emphasis on confinement operations relating to enemy prisoner of war, high value individuals and detainee handling procedures; tracked and accounted for US Army Service Members confined with in the Pacific; responsible for training management of 24 personnel and installation property valued at over $500,000.

Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, United States

Advised the Brigade Provost Marshal and Maneuver Commanders on all detainee operations; provided technical assistance and guidance to the Brigade and Battalion Commanders; led the Brigade's training and certification of Soldiers on Army mandated detainee critical tasks; assisted the Brigade Provost Marshal by contacting Garrison Law Enforcement and administrative offices under the Directorate of Emergency Services on Schofield Barracks and Fort Shafter and the Criminal Investigation Division.

Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, United States

Led and Trained a platoon of 40 Soldiers in a 7 week Military Police Advanced Individual Training environment; directed day-to-day activities of three subordinate instructors; trained Soldiers on basic Soldier skills and Military Police individual training; managed, coached, counseled, inspected and evaluated Soldiers during the two phases of Advanced Individual Training; responsible for the health, welfare and morale of all subordinate Soldiers. Trained, coached and mentored over 1200 Soldiers during this assignment.

Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, United States

Responsible for the welfare, training, and conduct of 13 NCOs and 33 Soldiers; Served as an Assistant Watch Commander in the United States Disciplinary Barracks, the only maximum security prison in the Department of Defense; responsible for the operation, maintenance, sanitation, physical security and administration of approximately 460 inmates; ensured accountability, custody and control, good order and discipline and adherence to institutional rules.

Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, United States

Performed duties as an Assistant Watch Commander at the only maximum security prison in the Department of Defense; directly supervised a 45 member correctional force that is responsible for the custody and control of over 450 inmates.

Deployed

Managed the unit's maneuver and mobility support plans, tactical employment, and operations in support of a Military Police Company forward deployed to the CENTCOM area of operation in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom 07-09; assisted in battle tracking 10 Military Police squads executing police transition team missions within Babil Province; complied and disseminated intelligence information from multiple sources. Served as the day Battle NCO providing supervision in support of the company tactical operations center.

Mannheim, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Responsible for the training requirements of a 100 Soldier detachment that provides custody, control, security and correctional treatment of a 236 bed medium custody, joint service, theater confinement facility; responsible for formulating and publishing unit training schedules; requesting schools allocations and maintaining 25 American Correctional Association standards.

Mannheim, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Performed duties as a guard commander and squad leader in a 236 bed, medium custody, joint service, theater confinement facility; responsible for the custody, control and welfare of an average of 80 military prisoners on a daily basis; concealed recalcitrant prisoners and employed leadership techniques to motivate them towards good behavior; ensured strict compliance with the institutional rules and accountability for the prisoners; responsible for the training, welfare and professional development of a 6 Soldier Military Police Squad.

Fort Knox, Kentucky, United States

Served as a member on guard force in a 250 bed, medium custody facility. Served as a shift supervisor, ensuring schedule of calls were followed and prisoner were adhering to the institutional rules.