CPT Hannibal Bray

Army | Aviation Combined Arms Operations

Dates of Service: May 1994 - Oct 2002

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Commissioning Source: USMA, May 1994

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Feb 2001 - Jun 2002

Company Commander

B Co, 5-101 AV, 101st CAB, 101st ABN | Fort Campbell, KY

Commander of an Assault Helicopter Company in the 101st ABN DIV consisting of 2 Assault Platoons and a Headquarters Platoon. Prepared to deploy a trained and ready company rapidly to war. Responsible for the training, safety, and welfare of 56 soldiers and their families. Maintain 15 UH-60L Black Hawk helicopters, 4 vehicles, 97 weapons, 60 night vision goggles, and ground support and communications equipment valued in excess of 100 million dollars to 10/20 standards. FAC 1, RL 1 aviator, responsible for maintaining combat proficiency in the UH-60L Black Hawk.

Feb 2000 - Feb 2001

Assistant Brigade Operations Officer (S3)

159 AVN, 101st ABN | Fort Campbell, KY

Assistant Brigade S3 in the 101st ABN, for the largest Aviation Brigade in the U.S. Army. Primary duty as plans officer responsible for ensuring the timely and professional production of orders for all exercises and operations. Sustained the unit's go-to-war capability through thorough mission planning, effective resource management, realistic training, objective evaluation, and systemic application of lessons learned. FAC II, RL 1 aviator, responsible for maintaining combat proficiency int he UH-60L Blackhawk.

Jul 1998 - Jun 1999

Assistant Battalion Operations Officer (S3)

2-25 AVN, 25th ID | Schofield Barracks, HI

Assistant Battalion S3 plans officer for 2-25 AVN (Assault) responsible for ensuring the timely and professional submission of all orders for each and every exercise or operation. Primary responsibility to ensure the unit's go-to-war capability is sustained as a result of thorough planning, effective resource management, realistic training, objective evaluation and systemic application of lessons learned. Responsible for the daily synchronization and administration of all subordinate cells in the realm of battalion operations.

Oct 1997 - Jun 1998

Platoon Leader / Executive Officer

C Co, 25th AVN, 25th ID | Schofield Barracks, HI

Platoon Leader in an AVIM company in a Light Infantry Division. Responsible for the leadership, professional development, training, combat readiness and welfare of 3 Commissioned Officers, 4 Warrant Officers, 37 NCOs, and 22 enlisted personnel. Responsible to support all sections within the platoon to include: Personnel and Administration Center, Training, Unit Supply, NBC, Production Control, Quality Control, Technical Supply, Food Service, Arms Room, and Motor Pool. Responsible for the operational readiness of 11 vehicles and 27 pieces of ground support equipment.

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