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Army | Chemical Biological Radiological and Nuclear Operations Specialist

Dates of Service: Jun 1985 - Apr 2008

RETIRED

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Had a great Military career, and having a good time training first responders and first receivers for FEMA.

Military Experiences

Jul 2005 - Apr 2008

Detachment Sergeant

490th CHEM, 415th CBRN BDE, 335th SIG Cmd, USARC | Anniston, AL

AC/RC Detachment Sergeant responsible for all unit programs and establishing the unit training schedule to include resource coordination.

May 2004 - May 2005

Brigade Operations CBRN NCO

1st BCT, 2nd ID, Eighth Army, USARPAC | Camp Hovey, South Korea

Responsible for all Brigade CBRNE Training and equipment readiness, TOC Shift NCO, focused primarily on the upgrade of the TOC to a modern shelter and support equipment. Also completed the move of the Brigade from Camp Casey to Camp Hovey.

Aug 2000 - May 2004

III Corps Artillery CBRN NCO

III Corps HHBN, III Corps HQ, III Corps, FORSCOM | Fort Sill, OK

Responsible for NBC training readiness and chemical defense equipment for the largest Field Artillery organization in the Army; provided guidance on chemical defense and readiness issues to four artillery brigades and support units consisting of 14 battalions and over 7,400 Soldiers; managed the 74D low density training program for 89 Chemical Soldiers; Radiation Safety Officer responsible for monthly radiation source reporting; Authored categorical exclusions for decontamination water usage and fighting positions dig permits; Consolidated, maintained, issued, and received chemical defense equipment for III Corps Artillery; Coordinated red cycle taskings to support the installation following the attacks of 9/11; Shaping Operations Cell NCOIC for seven III Corps Field Training Exercises.

Jun 1999 - May 2000

Platoon Sergeant

267th CBRNE, 23rd CHEM, 48th CHEM BDE, 20th Support Cmd (CBRNE) | Camp Carroll, South Korea

Platoon Sergeant of a combined nation decontamination company in the Republic of Korea, consisting of two U.S. Army Noncommissioned Officers and 16 Soldiers from the Korean Augmentation to the U.S. Army (KATUSA). M12 Decontamination systems, Tank and Pump Units, Vehicles and associated equipment worth $1.2 Million.

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