Software developer for Air Force M4S System.

Representing several Officer Furniture Manufacturers to local Dealers in the St Louis Metropolitan area.

Duties: Project Manager for Military Personnel Appropriation (MPA) Mandays for all Air Mobility Command (AMC) gained AF Reserve Command (AFRC) and Air National Guard (ANG) Aircrew. Serves as the single point of contact for all AMC gained AFRC and ANG flying units and Individual Mobilization Augmentees (IMAs) to meet AMC mission requirements that exceed Active Duty capability. Plans and develops the command MPA manday budget in coordination with all affected agencies. Strictly adheres to all requirements in AFI 36-2619. Fully comprehends operational requirements for aircrew members of all airlift/tanker aircraft. Deals directly with AFRC and ANG units on a daily basis to ensure timely, accurate and efficient processing of over 400 manday requests per week. Provides Higher Headquarters with complete detailed histories and accounting of all mandays used and forecasted within each fiscal year. Develops and justifies the annual MPA budget of over $300 million. Expert level mastery of the Command Manday Allocation System software. Excellent command of MS Office automation software, with ability to program MS Access database for complicated queries and reports.Plans and implements directives associated with global airlift/air refueling capability of the Air Reserve Component crews to meet peacetime, contingency, humanitarian and wartime requirements in accordance with national objectives and the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) air transportation priority system. Serves as both participant and project leader for complex studies and analyses to more efficiently apply Air Reserve Component (ARC) air mobility assets to rapidly changing strategic environment. Serves as command expert on MPA manday policy and ARC capability. Leads and assists in working groups to resolve problems that are often obscure by nature and global in complexity.Key player in supporting Haitian earthquake relief efforts, enabling critical airlift support of the AF Reserves and Air National Guard.

AMC focal point for taking and coordinating mission launches from CONUS C-5, C-17, C-130 and C-141 basesPlanning, scheduling, and execution of AMC movements consisting of over 260,00 flying hoursStaff and recommend courses of action on tactical airlift planning and AMC movement execution issuesIntegrate organic airlift capability with tanker resources, unit-equipped Air Reserve Component air mobility assets and civilian air carriersKey leader directing over 400 C-130 aircraft into 10 Aerospace Expeditionary Wings supporting the AF Chief of Staff vision.Organized critical aircraft support for CENTRAZBAT 97, longest Brigade airdrop in history.Solved problems resulting from competing requirements for critical counter-drug missions, Presidential airlift and JCS exercises.