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Daily Duties at Us Marine Corps:

 Served as Battalion Executive Officer on active duty from Feb. 2009 to Jul. 2009, as well as Drilling Reserve Officer serving in the same job from Dec. 2007 to Feb. 2009. Responsible for coordinating between Administration, Intelligence, Operations, Logistics, Medical, and Communications sections.  Designed a total reorganization of the Battalion, including Personnel, Geographical Locations, and Structure. Authored 4 policy letters for the Commanding Officer on Personnel Evaluations, Weight Control Policy, Request Mast, and General Administration.  Provided executive support to the Commanding Officer, with a focus on administration and drafting personnel awards, personnel evaluations, policy letters, and personnel documents. Served as Acting Commanding Officer for 2 retirement ceremonies, and received Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal for accomplishments as Battalion Executive Officer.  Supervised 65 Marines and Sailors as Department Head (HQ & Service Company Commander) from Dec. 2007 to Jul. 2009, including personnel from Administration, Intelligence, Operations, Logistics, Communications, and Medical work sections of the unit.  Directed specific Marine Corps Training (Physical Training, Rifle & Pistol, General Combat, various general subjects), assisted the Communications Section in conducting an equipment inventory, completed all appropriate paperwork, and performed required preventive maintenance.  Additionally assisted the Motor Transport Section, and worked closely with the Intelligence Section to coordinate security clearances, access to secret databases, training, and analysis of the current situation in Iraq.  Managed the discipline of the Company, imposed minor administrative punishments, authorized negative administrative actions, and coordinated awards and performance reviews. Personally wrote two major award recommendations and reviewed recommendations prior to forwarding them to the next level. Wrote approximately 50 performance reviews prior to a Sep. 2009 deadline.


What they like about Us Marine Corps:

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Information about Us Marine Corps


Company Rank: Not Available

Average length of employment : 0 years

Average salary of employees: $105,000

These are some of the questions we asked our climbers about their experiences with Us Marine Corps:

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Climbers who worked at Us Marine Corps had these interests:

Magazines
US News and World Report current events
Christian Science Monitor current events
Military History Quarterly military history
Marine Corps Gazette Marine Corps professional magazine


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