Logistical and Personnel Trainer for Military Transition Team (MTT) deployed ISO OIF 6-8 conducting combat operations in Baqubah, Iraq. Priciple advisor, mentor, and coalition liason to the O4 S-1/S-6 of the 4BN, 2BDE, 5DIV New Iraqi Army. Responsible for joint machine gunner/driver on one of the MTT M1114 gun trucks.planning, execution, and supervision of major logistics operations and daily supply, maintenance, and transportation activities for this front line combat light infantry battalion of 759 authorized Soldiers. As the MTT logistics advisor , responsible for the team's internal supply, maintence, and transportation operations. Additional responsibilities include Field Ordering Officer and M240 gunner/M114 driver.

Served as the Brigade Combat Team Transportation Officer. Provided day-to-day critical sustainment, quality of life, and mission support requirements for the Commander, 38 companies, two Military Transition Teams, two National Police Teams, and Task Force 1-1 Marines in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom 05-07. Primarily responsible for planning, organizing, and surpervising the movement, deployment, and redeployment of Department of Defense personnel and equipment. Coordinted the training of 20 unit personnel on the elements of deployment operations. Planned and resourced the redeployment of the 1st Brigade Combat Team from Operation Iraqi Freedom 05-07 to include 638 containers, 250 vehicles and 3500 personnelAlso served as the assistant budgeting and contracting officer with a budget in excess of $9 million dollars for a 12 month period.

Executive Officer of a forward support company in direct support of an infantry battalion deployed in support of Peration Iraqi Freedom. Served as the company commander in the commander's absence. Supervised all matters of logistics, and maintenance of $20 million worth of organizational property. Additional duites included Unit Movement Officer, and Supply Room Officer

Platoon Leader of a Forward deployed Bradley Fighting Vehicle equipped mechanized infantry platoon in the Republic of Korea. Responsible for the health, welfare, and leadership of 31 soldiers to include Korean Augmentees to the U.S. Army; responsible for the individual and collective training of all assigned personnel, the maintenance of four M2A2 Bradley Fighting Vehicles, and all MTOE related armament, communications, and vehicular systems worth in excess of $7 million, responsible for the professional development of 11 Noncommissioned Officers and the administrative requirements of the platoon.