United States Army, Department Of Defense Work Values

Daily Duties at United States Army, Department Of Defense:

Fire Direction Officer in a M109A6 Paladin, 155mm Self-Propelled Howitzer Battery responsible for providing timely, accurate, and decisive artillery fires in direct support of a Heavy Brigade Combat Team during Full Spectrum Operations. Responsible for the operational readiness of a M1068 Armored Fire Direction Center and Command Post vehicle, the Fire Direction Center's Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System (AFATDS) and the training, discipline, and readiness of 10 soldiers. Trains his section on Field Artillery tasks from the individual level through collective training, to include section certification and qualification. Establishes operations, computes firing data and processes fire missions from the section to battery level during battery, battalion, and brigade live fire exercises in preparation for deployment to Combat Training Centers and combat operations. Additional duties included being the Battery Safety Officer and Arms Room Officer.

What they like about United States Army, Department Of Defense:

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Tags

Operations, Administrator, Quality Assurance, Quality Control, Safety Officer, Risk Analysis, Disaster Recovery, Logistics, physical security, operation security, personnel security, information security, security, top secret, property, planning, typing, bilingual, Computer, microsoft, windows, mac, apple, intelligence, field artillery, fire direction, fire support, intel collection, intel analysis, Computer Systems Security

Skills

disaster recovery, disaster planning, business continuity, business planning, operations planning, Field Artillery, Mac OS, Apple Devices, Windows OS, Microsoft Devices, Android Devices, Microsoft Office, Powerpoint, Excel, Word, physical security, personnel security, information security, logistics, quality assurance, quality control, operational security, security clearance, property management, typing skills 50+ wpm, Bilingual Spanish/English, Information Assurance, First Aid, Predictive Analysis, Intelligence Summary, Accident Investigation, Emergency Planning, Safety Audits, Interviewing, Interrogation, Professional Speaking, Physical Fitness Trainer

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