Ensured that soldiers were properly trained to follow procedures and protocols closely. Ensured safekeeping of top secret military information and files. Additionally, as Section Chief conducted cross training to promote critical wartime skills within the S6, evaluated the effectiveness of the section and provided training feedback to the commander and first sergeant during After-Action Reviews (AAR) on all unit collective training. Utilized tough, realistic and physically challenging performance-oriented training to excite and motivate soldiers, ensuring Army standards were met and maintained. Used extensive communication and military experience to make accurate decisions in the best interest of the mission and the Soldier. As Section Chief taught collective and individual tasks to soldiers in the S6 Section. As the Section Chief, took charge of the section in the absence of the Signal Officer for 8 weeks.
Tools Mentioned: ĭescription: Warner Barracks, Bamberg Germanyĭuties: primary NCO of the S-6 also assistant and advisor to the Command leadership, with the responsibility of training and caring for soldiers.
#WHAT CONNECTS A HARRIS RADIO TO THE COMMAND POST PLATFORM PROFESSIONAL#
Conducted over 14 command inspections and mentored Soldiers in their professional development, ensuring through strong and effective management skills and productive leadership that they adequate career progression. Constructed field expedient HF antennas and performed communication equipment turn-in and supply request from Support Company. Received and Managed the Distribution of COMSEC from BN S-6 to Company elements. Managed and Maintained Battery inventory/supplies and charging systems. Performed communications and electronic systems maintenance on battalion communications equipment. Oversaw the control of the Company TOC combat net radio networks and provided countermeasures assistance. battalion, battery, company), command posts (CP) and TOCs on communications and electronic systems (standalone, man-pack, vehicular and base station), remote control systems, intercoms (vehicular and operations center), information systems (COTS, GOTS, and CHS) and other BFA systems. Provided subject matter expertise, training and technical assistance to units (e.g. Accountable for equipment worth in excess of $500,000.
Responsible for the morale, welfare and professional development of fifteen Soldiers. Assisted in staff supervision of information network security and Army Information Assurance policies. Job Title: Senior Signal Support Systems/Retrans Team Chiefĭescription: Fort Bragg, NC United Statesĭuties: Served as the Senior Signal Support Systems/Retransmission Team Chief in Battalion supervised and integrated the installation, operation and maintenance of signal support systems, to include Command Post Platform (CPP), radio, wire, cable and battlefield automated systems such as Harris Radios (117's, 150's and 148's), Blue Force Tracker (BFT) planned and provided training and support for the Divisions local area networks (LAN) which serviced over 10,000 users. Current Title: Senior Signal Support Systems/Retrans Team Chief - HHB
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