Army Work Values

Daily Duties at Army:

Movement Control Officer- 399th Movement Control Team (MCT) Bagram Airfield Afghanistan Pawan Province DEC 13, 2009-JAN 15, 2011 As an Movement Control Officer my duties were to push Cargo throughout the Afghanistan province insuring military assets were mission capable. Plan and prepare military personnel to redeploy back stateside. Load Host Nation trucks with military equipment(containers, pallets, vehicles etc), burn RFID TAGS for them as well to properly track and trace them to their destination. Took Command as Officer in charge of specific sections such as Rotary wing, fixed wing, and Unit Movement Section, ensuring military personnel and equipment was pushed out to their required destinations throughout Afghanistan and USA. Planned and helped assisted in Airlift Operations with the Air Force to send rapid supplies throughout the country and USA. S-4 Shop Commander (Supply and Inventory) Military equipment- 2-315th FA BN Ft Dix NJ SEPT 15, 2008-SEPT 15, 2009 Responsible for tracking, tracing, and maintaining an accurate Battalion inventory report which consisted of 1.5 million dollars worth in individual military clothing, military equipment, Government military vehicles, office supplies, and field supplies Logistical Management Officer- Ft Eustis VA OCT 15, 2005-JAN 18, 2007 As an Logistical Management Officer I planned and coordinated Logistical movement pushing military cargo using military trucking assets to load military ships conducting seaport Operations with seaport of debarkation and port of debarkation. Planned and coordinated a rail load Operation with 3.0 million dollars worth of military vehicles and equipment to the port to be processed and shipped to its respectful locations CONUS and OCONUS. Planned and executed multiple Airlift Operations loading and unloading military assets. Logistical LOGPAC Convoy Commander- 478th EN BN (MNF-W) Multi National Force-West Iraq MAY 25, 2007-MAY 26, 2008 As an LOGPAC Convoy Commander, I conducted multiple convoy transport throughout Iraq, insuring military units receive equipment and supplies in accordance to rebuilding the country. Provided logistical support in assisting humanitarian aid to the Local Nationals(medical supplies, food, clothing).

What they like about Army:

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Skills

P&L responsibilities, Presentation, Ecommerce Strategy and digital marketing channels optimization - SEO, SEM, email, affiliates - for high-profile accounts., Technology Solutions, Sales Support, Software Implementation, Requirements Analysis & Specification, Leadership , Highly proficient in Windows Microsoft software (Excel, Word, Power Point), POD, Training, Logistics, Management, Inventory, Planning

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