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HEADQUARTERS HEADQUARTERS BATTERY FIRST SERGEANT
Professional Summary
18 years in the Army National Guard. 11 years as a primary staff NCO on a Division, Brigade, and BN staffs. 6 years as a Battle Staff NCO trainer. Trained on numerous Mission Command automated systems including. 4 years as a First Sergeant.
Experience
Headquarters Headquarters Battery First Sergeant
January 2013MISSOURI ARMY NATIONAL GUARD 1/129TH FA BN － City , STATE
January 2013MISSOURI ARMY NATIONAL GUARD 1/129TH FA BN － City , STATE
- Reviews training work plans and schedules; Attends additional training assembly for leaders to ensure NCOs understand the training objective; Ensures rations are ordered and available for drill assembly as well as ensures accountability of all personnel; Rewards Soldiers who perform above the standard and conduct disciplinary actions as required; Ensures preventive maintenance and services are performed.
Battle Staff NonCommisioned Officer Trainer
February 2011General Dynamics Information Technologies － City , STATE
February 2011General Dynamics Information Technologies － City , STATE
- Developed and presented BSNCO training workshops, to be used in conjunction with BSTT Staff Exercises and Simulation Exercises. Instructed National Guard Soldiers on NCO roles and responsibilities in the MDMP and TOC operations. Performed as SME in regards to BSNCO duties and general NCO MDMP areas. Advised and worked with Operations SGM/MSG and staff NCOs during STAFFEXs and SIMEXs on how to conduct MDMP, work as a member of a staff, manage time, and prioritize tasks. Built overlays for exercise Operations Orders. Maintained the team automated systems. Ordered maps for the team and units being trained.
Headquarters Company First Sergeant
November 2011 to December 2012MISSOURI ARMY NATIONAL GUARD 110th MEB － City , STATE
November 2011 to December 2012MISSOURI ARMY NATIONAL GUARD 110th MEB － City , STATE
- Reviews training work plans and schedules; Attends additional training assembly for leaders to ensure NCOs understand the training objective; Ensures rations are ordered and available for drill assembly as well as ensures accountability of all personnel; Rewards Soldiers who perform above the standard and conduct disciplinary actions as required; Ensures preventive maintenance and services are performed.
Battle Staff NCO Trainer
April 2009 to February 2011Mission Training Complex Army National Guard － City , STATE
April 2009 to February 2011Mission Training Complex Army National Guard － City , STATE
- Developed BSNCO training workshops, to be used in conjunction with BSTT STAFFEXs and SIMEXs.
- Instructed National Guard Soldiers on NCO roles and responsibilities in the MDMP and TOC operations.
- Performed as SME in regards to BSNCO duties and general NCO MDMP areas.
- Worked with the Operations MSG/SGM and staff NCOs during STAFFEXs.
- Performed as OPFOR trainer during SIMEXs.
- Built overlays for exercise Operations Orders.
- Maintained the Team 6 MCS.
- Ordered maps for Team 6.
- Conducted other rotations with different BSTTs as a BSNCO trainer.
G7 Information Operations NCOIC
April 2008 to March 2009TF Falcon Multi-National Task Force East KFOR10 － City , STATE
April 2008 to March 2009TF Falcon Multi-National Task Force East KFOR10 － City , STATE
- Planned and coordinated Information Operations missions and operations.
- Performed the duties of the Targeting Officer in his absence.
- Planned, prepared, and conducted targeting meetings, target decision boards.
- Maintained the target synchronization matrix, target synchronization calendar, and all other targeting products.
- Supervised enlisted soldiers in the Information Operation and PSYOP sections.
- Prepared the Information Operations portion of the Combat Update Brief.
- Prepared the weekly Information Operations report sent to higher headquarters.
- Filled in on Battle Desk.
Effects Non-Commissioned Officer
November 2005 to April 2008110th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade Missouri Army National Guard － City , STATE
November 2005 to April 2008110th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade Missouri Army National Guard － City , STATE
- Conducted target analysis and fire support planning at the brigade.
- Assisted in creating the fires portion of the Brigade SOP.
- The Maneuver Enhancement Brigade was a relatively new type of unit with unset procedures.
- Advised and assisted the brigade Fire Support officer on implementing fire support procedures and processes.
- Helped set up fire support coordination measures.
- Helped decide how fire support would be utilized in the MEB*s area of operation.
- Trained and tested members of the fire support cell.
- Maintained the operations map and fire support overlays.
- Tracked fire missions and assets in the MEB AO.
- Planned, coordinated, and requested fire support with higher echelons, lower echelons, and adjacent units.
State Retention NCOIC
August 2005 to September 2007Missouri Army National Guard － City , STATE
August 2005 to September 2007Missouri Army National Guard － City , STATE
- Overall responsibility for MOARNG state retention.
- Hiring, firing, and supervision of 8 Area Retention Counselor.
- Planned and conducted initial and monthly training for 8 Area Retention Counselors.
- Planned and conducted retention classes for all unit retention counselors, 1SG, and Company Commanders in the state of Missouri.
- Created and updated all retention protocols and training for the MOARNG.
- Worked with all commands in the MOARNG to ensure personnel numbers were maintained.
Fire Support Sergeant
June 2003 to November 200535th Division Rear Operations Cell Missouri Army National Guard － City , STATE
June 2003 to November 200535th Division Rear Operations Cell Missouri Army National Guard － City , STATE
- Wrote the fires portion of the Division Rear operations order.
- Advised the Division Rear commander on the fire support capabilities for both friendly and enemy units.
- Advised the Division Rear commander on how to best utilize fire support assets in the Division Rear area of operation including radar assets.
- Briefed the Division Commander and Assistant Division Commander on current fire support situation and capabilities.
- Researched the capabilities of unfamiliar systems and assets.
- Maintained the operations map and fire support overlays.
- Tracked all fire missions and fire support assets in the Rear AO.
- Planned, coordinated, and requested fire support with higher echelons, lower echelons, and adjacent units.
- Setup and implemented fire support training.
- Operated as the entire fire support cell due to the absence of a fire support officer.
Area Retention Counselor
May 2005 to July 2005Missouri Army National Guard － City , STATE
May 2005 to July 2005Missouri Army National Guard － City , STATE
- Planned and conducted retention training for Area 1.
- Supervised 9 Unit Retention Counselors.
- Worked with Area 1 commands to ensure.
- retention issues were addressed.
- Created and updated all retention protocols.
- and training for the MOARNG.
General Purpose Labor
March 2000 to April 2005Energizer － City , STATE
March 2000 to April 2005Energizer － City , STATE
- Operated forklift, packaging machines, and filled in throughout plant as needed.
13F Forward Observer
February 2001 to June 2003HHB 129th Field Artillery Battalion Missouri Army National Guard － City , STATE
February 2001 to June 2003HHB 129th Field Artillery Battalion Missouri Army National Guard － City , STATE
- Act as the Forward Observer for the 129th FA BN and 135th FA BDE.
- Initiate fire missions, operate, and maintain section equipment.
Automated Fire Direction Specialist
July 1996 to February 2001HHB 129th FA BN Missouri Army National Guard － City , STATE
July 1996 to February 2001HHB 129th FA BN Missouri Army National Guard － City , STATE
- Operate the Integrated Fire Support Automated System (IFSAS) and related communications systems.
- Perform as chart operator for manual cannon gunnery backup.
- Maintain operations maps and overlays.
Education
Select One : Emergency Management Technician Basic Level, 2009Central Texas University
5 Military Occupational Specialties (MOS) 13E Manual Fire Direction Specialist, 13C Automated Fire Direction Specialist, 13F Forward Observer, 11B Infantryman, 31B Military Police. Additional Skill Identifiers * H8 Army Instructor Trainer, 2S Battle Staff, L7 Joint Forces Observer, M First Sergeant. Additional Training * Digital Master Gunner, Digital Systems Integrator, Battalion Career Counselor. : 1996West Nodaway R-1 High School － City, State, US
Burlington Junction MO Certifications, Apprenticeships, Licenses Language Proficiencies Other Training Customers Supported
Interests
Publications
Recognition and Awards
Skills
Army, assembly, backup, C, Counselor, Direction, firing, forklift, Hiring, Instructor, meetings, MOS, radar, packaging, personnel, Police, processes, protocols, SOP, supervision, TOC, Trainer, type, workshops
Additional Information
- Security Clearance Information Clearance: SECRET Polygraph: None Special Access: Professional Affiliations Publications Recognition and Awards
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School Attended
- Central Texas University
- West Nodaway R-1 High School
Job Titles Held:
- Headquarters Headquarters Battery First Sergeant
- Battle Staff NonCommisioned Officer Trainer
- Headquarters Company First Sergeant
- Battle Staff NCO Trainer
- G7 Information Operations NCOIC
- Effects Non-Commissioned Officer
- State Retention NCOIC
- Fire Support Sergeant
- Area Retention Counselor
- General Purpose Labor
- 13F Forward Observer
- Automated Fire Direction Specialist
Degrees
- Select One : Emergency Management Technician Basic Level , 2009
5 Military Occupational Specialties (MOS) 13E Manual Fire Direction Specialist, 13C Automated Fire Direction Specialist, 13F Forward Observer, 11B Infantryman, 31B Military Police. Additional Skill Identifiers * H8 Army Instructor Trainer, 2S Battle Staff, L7 Joint Forces Observer, M First Sergeant. Additional Training * Digital Master Gunner, Digital Systems Integrator, Battalion Career Counselor. : 1996
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