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• Responsible for analyzing, organizing, planning, and administering various phases of day-to-day provisioning’s, spares, and/or maintenance/repair activities for one or more basic programs using established procedures and guidance.• Analyzes standard contractual documents, technical data, customer usage data, customer maintenance practices, customer operation characteristics, and related reports for assigned contracts to determine spares provisioning or maintenance/repair requirements.• Develops logistics plans to enhance distribution of goods and supplies.• Supports the program manager performing studies and analysis to identify logistics solutions for various programs and providing planning supporting the acquisition process.• Conducts distribution and network studies, monitors inventory and analyzes requirements to develop strategies to achieve desired delivery times.• Interacts with assigned clients to understand their distribution networks and determines the logistics resources required to support equipment, safety, personnel and maintenance• Responsible for accepting, tracking, and coordinating the completion of all PM SSL assigned taskers. Help develop and launch programs to improve operations and achieve success.• Ensure activities involving application or implementation of recommendations are being met.• Act as internal resource or project team leaders in the analysis, evaluation, testing, troubleshooting and documentation of products, processes, and systems. Provide assistance in acquisition, program and project management.• Creates, organizes, and maintains SharePoint document libraries for Directorate with information provided from briefings, program Milestone packets, and past documents from program archives.• Provides information needed for creating and updating briefings given to key individuals/groups internally and externally to the organization.• Tracks and reviews incoming correspondence; makes recommendations for revisions to actions.

• Responsible for analyzing, organizing, planning, and administering various phases of day-to-day provisioning’s, spares, and/or maintenance/repair activities for one or more basic programs using established procedures and guidance. • Oversee and analyze basic contractual documents, technical data, customer usage data, customer maintenance practices, customer operations characteristics, and related reports for assigned contracts to determine spares provisioning and/or maintenance/repair requirements.• Assists in the development of logistics plans in order to enhance distribution of goods and supplies throughout the command environment. • Aide in the establishment of establishing policies, standards, guidelines, and procedures to ensure quality, and cost, schedule, and scope control. • Assists in conducting distributions and network studies, monitors inventory, and analyzes requirements, in order to develop strategies, to aide in the achievement of desired deliverables. • Coordinated, directed and performed the logistics management operations plans that involved planning, coordinating, and evaluating the logistical actions required to support a specified mission, weapons system, or other designated program, such as the moving of petroleum war reserve requirements, and bulk petroleum doctrine as required, and facilitating the movement and distribution of 1.75 million gallons of CLIII (B) in support of Operation Damayan disaster relief in the Philippines. • As Operations NCO, I am responsible for compiling and maintaining files such as; daily demand rates, 7–day and 30-day rolling averages, type of storage facilities, delivery methods to include rail tank cars, pipelines, ships, and tanker trucks. • Provide guidance to Defense Energy Regions (DERS) for preparing and submitting contingency reports, emergency reports, spill reports, situation reports, and Director’s Critical Information Requirements. • Ability to gather and analyze basic facts and draw conclusion

• Supervised preparation and movement of over 100 pieces of equipment to and from JRTC; ability to manage numerous tasks.• Ability to conduct 40 logistical missions; supported Brigade Lanes, Gunnery and Live fires with zero mission failures.• Performed fuel operations for the Brigade Support Battalion; responsible for dispersing over 200,000 gallons of fuel.• Established platoon physical fitness program. Improved 10 Soldiers to pass the APFT and 5 Soldiers removal from the overweight program.• Leadership resulted in 100 percent weapon systems qualification within my platoon; 14 qualified experts on M4/M16 and eight N249.• Advised and prepared four Soldiers in my platoon for the Warrior Leaders Course; resulted in 100 percent completion and two Soldiers making the Commandant’s List.• Trained 40 Soldiers in sling load operations; resulting in the Battalion re-supplying the Brigade with five emergency resupply missions. Flawlessly prepared and conducted first Reflexive Fire range in the Battalion; resulting in 100 soldiers’ ability to quickly and effectively engage and destroy targets.• Assisted in the preparation and execution of a MOUT live fire exercise; resulted in 130 of the company soldiers exceeding force training standards.• Maintained 100 percent accountability of 107 pieces of equipment worth in excess of $9 million dollars; maintained an Operational Readiness rate of 97 percent.• Forecasted and tracked mission requirements that enabled the platoon to continuously accomplish mission support with a 51% drop in personnel strength.• Coordinated and completed the Unit Maintenance Equipment inventory for three million dollars of pre-deployment in support of Operation New Dawn.

• Drill Sergeant for the Fort Knox Reception Battalion which processes over 12,000 Soldiers in the Army annually. • Responsible for the movement of Soldiers through 22 separate processing activities, training of basic Soldiering skills, and ensuring that each Soldier met the standard for shipment to Basic Combat Training (BCT) and One Station Unit Training (OSUT).• Conducted classes on basic Soldier skills and initial Solidarization.• Responsible for the maintenance and preparation of the billets for new Soldiers.

• Served as a Section Sergeant in a Forward Support Company.• Responsible for direct support to a Calvary Squadron assigned to XVIII Airborne Corps; Planned, coordinated, monitored and executed the service support of a POL water and ammunition section.• Advised the platoon sergeant on requirements and available assets to support the unit missions.• Served as Platoon Sergeant of a Distribution Platoon consisting of 31 Soldiers.• Responsible for providing all supply and transportation support to the 3-89 Cavalry Squadron (RSTA).• Responsible for organizing and training the platoon in preparation for deployment.• Provided excellent support to the 2-30th Infantry Battalion thru two FTXs.• Consistency in performance invaluable to the day-to-day operation of the company.• Accomplished every mission even under the most undesirable stressful conditions.• Enforced and set high standards for physical fitness training. Excellent role model in bearing and appearance.• Successfully developed a unit transformation plan that prepared company NCOs for integrating and training newly assigned Soldiers.• Constantly nurtured Soldiers; ignited the Warrior Spirit from within thus enabling them to have a mission first attitude. • Consistently led from the front in all aspects of training, Soldiering and leadership.• Aggressive marksmanship training improved the platoon’s overall M16 qualification from 20% to 100%. Ensured my Soldiers were properly trained for their wartime mission during the Battalion FTX.• Key Factor in training the company on the new Army Physical Fitness. Accepted responsibility for my actions and the actions of my Soldiers.• Platoon logged in excess of 10,000 accident free miles during rated period.• Assisted in 100% accountability of all assigned equipment during the Company Change of Command inventory.

• Performed duties as a Class III Section Chief of a 3/5 Platoon, 2nd Armored Calvary Regiment Aviation Squadron.• Job required me to travel more than 30% of the time for mission requirements. • Responsible for the health, welfare, discipline, supervision, and combat readiness of two NCO’s and two enlisted soldiers.• Directly responsible for proper maintenance and upkeep of one M978 HEMITT Tanker, one 5-Ton TPU, one M105 Trailer, and platoon comsec;• Directly responsible for the quality assurance, distribution, receiving, storage, issuing, and accounting of all fuel required to sustain 4/2 ACR worth over one million dollars.• Assisted in movement of all company’s equipment and personnel to Hunter Army Airfield.• Most technical and tactical proficient Noncommissioned Officer in the company.• Conducted challenging physical training for his section. • Handled multiple tasks effectively as a result of sound leadership. Influenced subordinates to perform to their fullest potential.• Instructed soldiers on proper fueling procedures. Improved the unit fuel section’s day-to-day operations by sharing my experience and knowledge.• Maintained 100% accountability of over $15 million worth of equipment.