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392D Combat Training Squadron, United States Space Force, Schriever Sfb, Co

705Th Combat Training Squadron, Ol-A, Air Warfare Center, Schriever Afb, Co

United States Warfare Center, Schriever Afb, Co

Directed four diverse branches responsible for $3.8M Operations & Management budget, contracts and development for future Distributed Mission Operations Center-Space (DMOC-S) capabilities. Responsible for daily operations support for 35+ HQ Air Force Space Command-directed Distributed Mission Operations events across DoD and Joint training arenas. Supervises the full integration of space capabilities into DMOC-S and supports Joint Chiefs of Staff and Combat Air Forces training and exercise events. Supports integration efforts migrating space modeling and simulation (M&S) tools and systems into JCS and JCW M&S toolkits for JCS exercises.

Air Force Global Strike Command, Barksdale Afb, La

Managed AFGSC Standardization/Evaluation MMIII, B-2, B-52 and UH-1N programs, established guidance and provided flight mishap analysis. Developed procedures and guidance to evaluate tactics, training and operations as well as establishing nuclear crew qualification levels. Provided standardized policy and procedures for operational nuclear employment. Authored nuclear operational procedures, evaluation instructions, flight manuals and associated technical orders. Operations lead for Nuclear Surety Staff Assistance visits. Lead command subject matter expert. Competition lead for bomber, helicopter and ICBM operations, bomber and ICBM maintenance, and security forces during Global Strike Challenge 2010, 2011 and 2012.

527Th Space Aggressors, Schriever Afb, Co

Assisted the Director of Operations, led 37 military, 3 civilian and 4 contractors in Air Force's only Active Duty space aggressor squadron. Provided operational direction for 35 military personnel in an Air Force Reserve squadron which surged to support field operations. Collaborated with USAF, Joint and National Intelligence agencies to develop accurate adversary space tactics and replication. Directly supported Joint combat training and air and space integration through realistic threat replication and academics.

A5, Plans & Programs, Air Combat Command, Langley Afb, Va

Managed 35 Program Elements valued at over $2B in support of global C2 intelligence, reconnaissance, and surveillance (ISR) assets for ACC and Combatant Commanders. Program elements included Predator, Global Hawk, JSTARS, U-2 and DCGS. Coordinated activities of multi-member, cross-functional HQ ACC Information Superiority Panel for ISR programs. Developed, prioritized, and recommended funding and force structure options to the ACC Commander and ACC Corporate Structure for inclusion into ACC's Program Objective Memorandum (POM) submission to HQ USAF. Deliberated ISR issues with the HQ Air Force Information Superiority Panel. Combat Air Forces focal point for all ISR, information warfare and information operations programs and force structure.

A5, Joint Task Force Hurricane Katrina And Rita, Tyndall Afb, Fl

Deployed in support of Hurricane's Katrina and Rita. Following Hurricane Katrina, NORTHAF-1 AF mobilized from a primarily air defense mission for the U.S. and Canada to a major supporting role in the DoD's provision of Military Support to Civilian Authorities (MSCA). JTF-Katrina Humanitarian Relief Operations added Hurricane Rita support due the event taking place in the same geographic region. Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Rita MSCA operations included USAF Search and Rescue assets saving over 5,500 lives, airlift assets transporting over 36,000 passengers and 11,000 tons of cargo, and Air Force Medical Services personnel helped offload, triage, treat, and direct over 31,000 victims.

Baghdad, Iraq

Responsible for the security and protection of the top-seven Iraqi government leaders. The government leaders included the President, Vice-President, Prime Minister, Speaker of the Council of Representatives and 3 former Prime Minsters. Directed operations for a 19-person tactical operations center, a 169-person Army Military Police company providing convoy support and united members from all services to achieve mission success. Provided 100% protection during 1000+ high-risk convoy operations. Directed a $7M contract extension to secure a Coalition Force tracker, Explosive Ordnance Disposal personnel, K-9 units and 60 South African Special Forces security mentors. Set the stage for the successful mission transfer from the U.S. to the Iraqi Ministry of Defense.

A5, Plans & Programs, Air Combat Command, Langley Afb, Va

Developed Air Combat Command's (ACC) strategic direction in support of DoD, HQ USAF and Combat Commander's planning guidance. Implemented the ACC strategic planning process, ensuring Combat Air Forces (CAF) force structure, sustainment and modernization requirements were reflected in ACC's $22B Program Objective Memorandum (POM) submission and $794B Air Force Capabilities Investment Strategy (AFCIS) submission. Coordinated with Air Staff on development of USAF planning and programming processes. Implemented the ACC Commander's long-range planning initiatives for CAF war fighting. Led a team of 25+ ACC action officers in authoring the first-ever, VCSAF-directed C2ISR CONOPS and personally briefed the VCSAF on the final product. ACC lead for Strategic Planning Guidance and Quadrennial Defense Review (QDR) 2005.

Virginia Beach, Va

Served as a Hampton Roads Virginia area high school football radio reporter. Worked in the press box along with the stadium announcer and the local newspaper sportswriters. Tracked game action and player statistics in order to provide live, on air, in-game radio updates following each score during the game. Additionally, I provided live, on-air recaps at halftime and a five minute full-game recap following the game. Selected to cover the local playoff games through the final regional game.

Yong San Army Garrison, Seoul, South Korea

Supervised the binational, multi-service Combined Forces Command Operations Division Briefing Branch. Developed and presents theater-level Combined Battle Staff briefings to the Commander of United Nations Command, Combined Forces Command and United States Forces Korea. Presented the Command Brief to visiting diplomats, US and international reporters, distinguished visitors and flag officers. Managed two multi-million dollar secure multimedia command facilities used for command, control, communications and computers capabilities by the Combined Forces Command and US SECDEF. Edited and maintained the currency and accuracy of the Commander's Assessment Brief and was the primary briefer for the Combined Forces Command Crisis Action Team and Commander's Bridge briefings at the Tactical Air, Naval, Ground Operations center. Managed Combined Forces Command's main conference, Video teleconferencing facility and advised the Joint Operations Commander on Command and Control visual information.

Dod Manned Space Flight Support Office (Nasa), Johnson Space Center, Houston, Tx

Supported NASA and DoD as the focal point for worldwide space shuttle contingency support as a certified NASA mission controller. Certified as a Lead Landing Support Officer, trainer and a key member of NASA's mission control team. Analyzed space shuttle landing approach, landing processor data and search and rescue coordinates for the Flight Dynamics Officer. Coordinated with the FAA, State Department, NASA, DoD and 35+ international landing locations for primary and emergency landing site support. Trained 18 United States military bases to support NASA ferry flight requirements and provided base support plan guidance. Lead for ferry flight operations following Edwards AFB or White Sands contingency landings or depot maintenance. Determined DoD and NASA contingency support requirements for the multibillion dollar space shuttle program.

30 Operations Support Squadron, Vandenberg Afb, Ca

Led 10 highly skilled military and civilian craftsman building unique space and missile training devices. Commanded and operated Air Force Space Commands only fabrication facility producing weapon system training aids. Managed the design, funding, material acquisition, and manufacturing for all types of production. Oversaw the maintenance and replacement of over $3.3M worth of high tech industrial tools and equipment. Ensured facility and resources were available to support operations and controlled the stock inventory and budget. Functioned as the program manager for an Air Staff directed A-76 outsourcing and privatization study.

576 Flight Test Squadron, Vandenberg Afb, Ca

Led critical ground, launch, flight and targeting component production in the only Intercontinental Ballistic Missile flight test unit. Directed targeting and launch procedures for nuclear task force teams and a 450-member squadron. Conducted all operations and maintenance of Vandenberg AFB's only nuclear certified component production computer system. Validated and verified systems and procedures ensuring Intercontinental Ballistic Missile safety, reliability, effectiveness and security. Developed new Intercontinental Ballistic Missile launch and flight control systems with DoD agencies and civilian contractors. Trained nuclear units on new operating procedures for modified Intercontinental Ballistic Missile launch and flight control systems.

90Th Operations Support Squadron, F.E. Warren Afb, Wy

Directed and supervised officer and non-commissioned officer code controllers for the MMIII and Peacekeeper weapon systems. Responsible for production, accounting, issue, and recovery of over $3,500 Emergency War Order critical components. Operated the Wing Code Processing System to produce, encode, and verify missile enable and launch codes. Tracked the location and operational status of 20,000 code items for 200 Minuteman and Peacekeeper Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles. Investigated possible code compromises and recommends actions potentially impacting the entire nuclear triad. Coordinated and directed base agency responses to code handling issues through the annual codes operations plan.

400Th Missile Squadron, F.E. Warren Afb, Wy

Commanded a missile combat crew and an eight-person missile alert facility (MAF). Directly responsible to USCINCSTRAT and the National Command Authorities for the positive control and execution of 50 Peacekeeper nuclear missiles. Alternate Command Post qualified and assumed command of the wing in a combat environment when required. Ensured the operational readiness of a complex, multimillion dollar MAF. Postured and retargeted ICBMs for rapid and decisive Emergency War Order response. While on alert, directly supervised eight personnel and all maintenance, security, and support operations of a $7.3 billion dollar weapon system within a 12,600 square-mile area. Directly responsible for maintenance, upkeep and status of 1 MAF and Launch Control Center and the training, currency and annual evaluations for 10 crew members as a Flight Commander.

90Th Missile Squadron, F.E. Warren Afb, Wy

Commanded a missile combat crew and an eight-person missile alert facility (MAF). Directly responsible to USCINCSTRAT and the National Command Authorities for the positive control and execution of 50 Peacekeeper nuclear missiles. Alternate Command Post qualified and assumed command of the wing in a combat environment when required. Ensured the operational readiness of a complex, multimillion dollar MAF. Postured and retargeted ICBMs for rapid and decisive Emergency War Order response. While on alert, directly supervised eight personnel and all maintenance, security, and support operations of a $7.3 billion dollar weapon system within a 12,600 square-mile area.

90Th Operations Support Squadron, F.E. Warren Afb, Wy

Provides weapon system and Emergency War Order training to 240 Minuteman III and Peacekeeper crew members. Presents simulator and classroom instruction to crew members. Second in command of a missile combat crew that is directly responsible to USCINCSTRAT and the National Command Authority. Maintains the highest proficiency in weapon system and Emergency War Orders procedures through testing and simulator performance.

400Th Strategic Missile Squadron, F. E. Warren Afb, Wy

Second in command of a missile combat crew that is directly responsible to USCINCSTRAT and the National Command Authority. Directly responsible to USCINCSTRAT and the National Command Authorities for the positive control and execution of 50 Peacekeeper nuclear missiles. Alternate Command Post qualified and assumed command of the wing in a combat environment when required. Ensured the operational readiness of a complex, multimillion dollar MAF. Postured and retargeted ICBMs for rapid and decisive Emergency War Order response. While on alert, directly supervised eight personnel and all maintenance, security, and support operations of a $7.3 billion dollar weapon system within a 12,600 square-mile area. Directly responsible for maintenance, upkeep and status of 1 MAF and Launch Control Center and the training, currency and annual evaluations for 10 crew members as a Flight Commander.