Battalion Operations Officer Resume Example

Served as unit advisor to the commander on physical readiness issues as well as establish and monitor both unit and individual Physical Readiness Training Programs. Capable of providing instruction to include the science of exercise, physical fitness assessment, exercise training principles, exercise prescription, exercise leadership and development of individual and unit physical readiness programs in accordance with current Army doctrine and regulations.

Proficient in the Tactical Employment of Mortars; Fire Support Planning; Mechanical Training; Live Fire Exercises; Forward Observation Procedures; Fire Direction Procedures; Maintenance; and Survey Techniques.

Able to provide immediate, far-forward medical care on a widely dispersed battlefield while awaiting further medical treatment and evacuation. Trained in the unique aspects of applying emergency medical care to casualties on the battlefield. The advanced management of airway, chest trauma and hemorrhage of the battlefield casualty are all addressed. Triage and Tactical evacuation are also addressed.

Trained in Training Management for Company, Platoon and Troop; applies to Squadron and Battalion level training concepts while providing logistical operations. Employs platforms, service support and maintenance assets available to sustain the fight in an Brigade Combat team. 

Ranger Course Graduate physically and mentally tough, proficient in Squad and Platoon dismounted operations in austere terrain. Understands how to plan, coordinate, and execute small unit missions confidently and completely with minimal guidance. Manages stress and can push their subordinates further and faster than they previously thought possible. Understands the physical and mental limitations of the human body and will be more capable of leading their units in conditions that would defeat the average leader.

Committed to the Army Profession and the Army Values, and has the foundation for self development. Physically and mentally tough and displays moral courage. Tactically and technically proficient at Infantry platoon operations and familiar with combined arms doctrine. Prepared to build a cohesive, disciplined platoon and lead them through the rigors of combat; confident in his ability to set and enforce standards.  Able to analyze the components of a complex problem, make sound and timely decisions, and communicate a solution in the form of a mission order. Capable of training and preparing a platoon for deployment to combat.

Trained in close quarters Combatives and prepared to close with and defeat the enemy in hand to hand combat.

Airborne school teaches the philosophy and basics of airborne operations, it strengthens unit cohesion, discipline, and supervision while providing quality paratroopers throughout the force.