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Dec 2001 - Dec 2007
Vehicle Operator/Dispatcher
Helped my unit and others on very first FTX I was part of by re enforcement of our perimeter. Did an other assume job when we deployed to Iraq.
May 1998 - Dec 2001
SSA (Supply Support Activity) Clerk
Worked in Turn-in; Receiving; Storage RX & helped to build our break room. Will Never forget 911 because I was helping my unit get ready for an FTX down in our Motor pool on that day.
Sep 1994 - May 1998
Supply Clerk / Armorer; Training SGT AID
Once again was known as Radar O' Riley; help with the set up of an FTX out @ Camp Fuji. Did four exercises as driver to pickup @ airport in area and take back. One exercise I drove the pilots do to bad weather for a couple of days.
Aug 1992 - Sep 1994
CLASS IX REPAIR PARTS for vehicles and gases
I took care of all soldiers request and checking of status of their parts. Was Nick named O'Riley from MASH because I was able to get parts in quick. Was BOSS rep. For my unit 2nd MMC in COSCOM. Was past of the Field Sanatation team.
Deployments
(3 years)Dec 2005 - Oct 2007
Operation Noble Eagle
Help train and act like the terrorists groups we encountered. By setting up fake ambush sites. Make soldiers react because we would change thing around on them. If you are reading this and heading to either Iraq or Afghanistan remember they won't play by our rules and they watch and take notes on how to hurt and cause harm to you and you squad team
Nov 2004 - Nov 2005
Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF)
Was part of I believe 7 convoy as gunner or driver along with going from Kuwait to Kirkuk. I was able to help or Maintenance team have a great success rate and my company to have 97% rate of our vehicles being fully mission capable. But that was me with our mechanics. Our Division as a whole made the Northern prefecture safe while we where there.
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