MOS 3152, Operations NCOIC, 1st Supply Battalion

- Effectively managed all future and current shipping, receiving, and tracking and tracing for over 32,000 pieces of cargo, weighing over 370,570 pounds in support of I Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF) operations.

- Effectively secured (75) C-12 flights for air cargo deliveries, reducing Distribution Wait Time for 29 Palms and Yuma from 24 - 72 hours to 8 hours while providing accurate In-Transit Visibility.

- Successfully served as the Distribution Liaison Cell Supervisor for Team Charlie for WestPac 21.2 deployment, facilitating 22 In-Port replenishments and 29 passenger, mail, and cargo movements for the USS Essex, USS Portland, and USS Pearl Harbor.

- Assisted in managing the distribution operations for two nodes located within the 5th fleet as well as 3 Naval Vessels while concurrently working with the Navy counterparts to mitigate lost shipments for expediting more than 25,000 general cargo and mission-critical items weighing over 250 thousand pounds valued at over 1 billion dollars.

- Successfully served as the Distribution Liaison Cell Supervisor while in Kuwait, coordinating the shipping and distribution of 1,597 Transportation Control Numbers totaling over 268, 547.00 dollars.

- Directly responsible for training, developing, sustaining, and mentoring over 60 personnel during WestPac 21.2 deployment.

- Served as Unit Movement Control Center (UMCC) Supervisor during the Saudi Arabia Native Fury 2022 exercise, supervising the execution of 225 convoys transporting 450 personnel.

- Supervised and managed on-the-job training for over 78 Marine Air Ground Task Force Materiel Distribution Center (MMDC) personnel.

- Supervised, processed, and coordinated the Transportation of Things awarded over 37 tractor trailers, for 4,719 pieces of cargo, totaling $488,682.34 while ensuring 100 percent success for retrograde/redeployments for all training units while TAD in MWTC Bridgeport, CA.

- Supervised, processed, and coordinated the Transportation of Personnel awarded 36 buses, transporting 1,696 passengers, while ensuring 100 percent of the training units met their inbound/redeployment timelines while TAD in MWTC Bridgeport, CA.