Serves as a Logistics Management Specialist for the United States Military Academy (USMA) as part of the Superintendents Staff. Directly responsible for the management of the USMA Command Supply Discipline Program (CSDP). Used Global Combat Support Systems Army (GCSS-A) to oversee the hand receipts for 56 departments to ensure they were within compliance with Army regulations. Conducted monthly Microsoft Teams meetings with the 56 departments to disseminate information pertinent to CSDP. Established a Standing Operating Procedure (SOP) for USMA CSDP that had previously not existed for an unknown time. Supervised a team of 5 United States Army Soldiers correcting years of deficiencies in the USMA CSDP. Coordinated with the 56 departments to add more than 1000 items to the property book and turn in more than 1700 items to the Defense Logistics Agency in Susquehanna, Pennsylvania.

* Senior Instructor/Writer and Range NCOIC on a live fire range * responsible for the training of over 22,000 Initial Entry Training (IET) Soldiers on the fundamentals of day and night defensive fire * conducts detailed coordination's with the supported units * responsible for the maintenance of a live fire range and equipment valued in excess of $1,950,000 * monitors and enforces all aspects of safety and risk management * accountable for safeguarding over $250,000 worth of ammunition annually.

* Serves in the capacity of a First Sergeant for a Cadet company of 120 future officers * manages and plans Cadet NCOs summer training * coaches, trains, and develops Cadet NCOs on leadership and responsibilities * supervises and teaches Drill and Ceremony, military science, Cadet Basic and/or Cadet Field Training * conducts inspections of all aspects of Cadet development * monitors Cadet functions * participates in Cadet mentorship program * METL development * key in the development of Cadets serving as platoon leaders upon graduation * responsible for the maintenance and accountability of Cadet billets and all associated equipment and LMTS valued at $2 million. Show less