Supervised 78 Air Force Special Operations members, certified personnel in directing airstrikes and oversaw unit budget, in preparation for 3 combat deployments• Created 11 scenarios and evaluated performance of 17 students through 43 exercises after being selected for military airstrike instructor course out of 31 candidates, resulting in a 9% growth in certifications of trainees from the previous year• Planned 34 field training events for seven months that trained 3K+ military service members on integration of aircraft into operations by creating training objectives and executing 235 airstrikes during large scale military operations• Managed $1.5M budget by processing 73 equipment purchase requests, executing cost/benefit analysis on 150+ training events, and allocating funds by assessing historical evaluation success rates, number of personnel trained, and conducting competitor market research analysis, resulting in a 4% increase in trainee evaluation pass rates

Led, trained, and equipped a 40-man team in a combat zone, directed 200+ airstrikes against enemy forces during a nine-month period to safeguard 30K+ coalition, US and civilian forces in Afghanistan• Streamlined efficiency of aircraft resource allocation system by eliminating three redundant procedures, which decreased processing time for 1.2K+ airstrike requests by 67% over the previous year• Coordinated with German, British, Georgian, Polish and Afghan forces to conduct airstrikes, overcame language barriers to lead daily meetings on airstrike tactics, and to ensure adherence to rules of warfare, resulting in the conditions of US-Taliban peace deal being met• Improved aerial refueling plan through analyzing historical data, comparing average refueling time and fighter aircraft flight hours, and enacting new asset position plan in two weeks, leading to a 20M+ lb of fuel delivered and a 6% enhancement in emergency response time • Updated base defense plan by analyzing enemy activity, synchronized six agencies, and leading eight combat patrols to deter attacks and protect the local community resulting in a 15% decrease in enemy operations

Commanded a 35 special operations personnel team in preparation for a six-month combat deployment, modernized annual training and logistics plan and ensured 16 new personnel met rigorous physical and job performance standards• Chose funding allocation of equipment and training for $200k annual budget by leading performance surveys of gear capability and processing 21 training event cost estimates, saving the Air Force $20K and finishing fiscal year 10% under budget• Determined 16 trainees needed certification to meet mission demands by analyzing prior deployment data, rebuilt training plan by removing two unnecessary processes, leading to qualifying 16 new members 15% faster than the previous year• Conducted team safety assessments by evaluating dangers associated with 12 training exercises with 50+ airstrikes, enabling 100% qualification rate for team members and resulting in no injuries and zero damage to $1.2M of equipment