Us Army Work Values

Daily Duties at Us Army:

EXPERIENCE United States Army Information Systems Command Middle East Oct. 1986 to Nov. 1987 • Operations NCOIC • Responsible for operational maintenance of all communications equipment for USMTM. • Coordinated broad communication projects with DOD and other agencies (US and non-US) in devising solutions to unusual communications problems. Platoon Sergeant Fort Huachuca Az. June 1983 to Oct. 1986 • Responsible for the operational maintenance and cable installation of two Dimension 600 PBX’s. In addition trained and supervised 76 subordinates for nine major joint services exercise a year. Digital Interfacing NCO CenCom Ft. Huachuca Az. Dec. 1981 to June 1983 • Responsible for the planning, implementation, training, testing and monitoring of switching and cable installations for joint exercises in overseas areas such as Honduras, Egypt and Panama for the Joint Chief of Staff exercises. NCOIC Telephone Systems Division Operations Panama Jan. 1980 to Dec. 1981 • Responsible for supervising the maintenance of eight Dimension 2000 PBX’s, cabling and communications systems for over 10,000 customers and 998 special circuits. NCOIC Inside Plant USACC - Panama Central America Dec. 1978 to Jan. 1980 • Responsible for the operation and maintenance of eight AE Step-by-Step PBX’s and training/supervision of 27 subordinates. Electronic Repair Technician U.S. Army Louisiana, USA Dec. 1977 to Dec. 1978 • Repaired telephones, radios, and teletype equipment. Dial Central Office Technician U.S. Army Belgium Dec. 1971 to Dec. 1974 • Repairman for the Seimens Step-by Step PBX at SHAPE HQ. Dial Central Office Technician U.S. Army Virginia, U.S. A. Mar. 1970 to Dec. 1971 • Repairman for one Step-by-Step PBX and one cross-bar Northern Telecom PBX. United States Army U.S.A. 1967 to 1987 Career : Communications. Meeting specifications of desired communications systems for installation and standardization of preventive maintenance for U.S. military communications. 35 Years total experience in communications systems: • 35 years hardware/software interfacing • 22 years quality assurance • 30 years supervision of Defense communications systems, equipment and personnel • 22 years programming and engineering systems including in-depth involvement in microwave and TV systems. Career Skills: • 35 years of combined supervision of communications equipment, projects and personnel. • Remote maintenance administration and traffic systems. • Analyzed complex plans/electronic switching systems making successful simultaneous cut-over of 8 switches (an Army first - 10,000 lines) • Mastered complex diversified functions - Panama Canal Military system • Set up direct support electronic maintenance facility including wheeled vehicles, generators and switching terminals • Engineered the downsize of Western Electric Dimension 400 Switchboard to improve air mobility for greater savings • Interfaced between commercial communications and Military command exercise controllers • Engineered preventative maintenance on 450 VHF mobile radios, 10 VHF and 16 HF base stations • Supervised up to 70 subordinates • Coordinated broad communication projects with Department of Defense and other agencies (US and Non-US) to devise solutions to complex problems • Provided maintenance and outside plant cabling installation for many projects • Maintained 8 dimension 2000 PBXs/10,000 customers and 998 special circuits • Repaired telephones, radios and teletype equipment • Engineered telecommunication systems using hardware/software maintenance • Installed complete systems/teletype, satellite voice data and interfaced with media switching systems, mailing systems and telex • Computer installations: Wang, Zenith, IBM and CPTs, networking through microwave, copper and fiber media systems; data networking through data network systems • Trained subordinates on communications and network systems Awards • Bronze Star Medal (Valor) Purple Heart - Vietnam • Joint Service Commendation Medal - Honduras • Meritorious Service Medal - Saudi Arabia • Army Commendation Medal - Panama, Egypt, Korea, El Salvador • Total of 22 various medals, 35 various certificates of appreciation (20 years - military) Clearances Top Secret, Special Background Investigation - September, 1970 United States Army

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