1. RESUME ICO CWO4 James Lloyd East III, U.S. Navy (Ret)
James L. East III
240 NE Saber Dr
Belfair WA 98528
Work Phone: (619) 545-6899 Ext. 6141
Cell Phone: (360) 801-1991
Email Address: james.east@cvn68.navy.mil or gunnerjim@gmail.com
PRESENT POSITION:
U.S. Navy/CWO4/Fire Control Officer/CS7 Division Officer, USS NIMITZ (CVN 68). Directly supervises
35-40 Sailors in operation and maintenance of multiple Ship Self Defense Weapon Systems, tactical data
system networks, and RADARS. My job requires me to maintain a SCI Security Clearance.
Time of Employment: Apr 2016-Present (3rd
CVN Tour)
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Directly responsible for the operation, employment, and maintenance of the following Combat Systems
Equipment: MK 57 MOD 13 Re-architectured NATO Seasparrow Surface Missile System (RNSSMS), MK
15 Block 1B Close-In Weapon System (CIWS), MK 31 MOD 3 Rolling Airframe Missile (RAM) System,
AN/SPQ-9B Anti-Ship Missile Defense RADAR, AN/SPS-48E 3D Air Search RADAR, AN/USG-2
Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC), and MK 2 Ship Self Defense System (SSDS).
Completed EPIA 2016, conducted satisfactory Combat Systems, Command, Control, Communications
and Computer Readiness Assessment (C5RA), prepared the ship for upcoming Board of Inspection and
Survey (INSURV) and in-process of completing ship training cycle.
As the ship’s Fire Control Officer, I serve: the Combat Systems Officer (CSO) and the Combat Systems
Maintenance Officer (CSMO) in all matters related to Combat Systems Maintenance and repair, the
Combat Direction Center Officer (CDCO) for all matters tactical in the day to day operations in Air
Warfare/Surface Warfare/Self Defense, and the Ordnance Handling Officer (OHO) for all matters related
to storing and handling all heavy explosives, ordnance used for Ship’s Self Defense.
As the CS7 Division Officer, my division consists of 35-40 Fire Controlmen (FC), managing the division
with my middle leadership team of a Master Chief Petty Officer/E9 or Senior Chief Petty Officer/E8, and
two Chief Petty Officers/E7. My duties are to oversee every complex overhaul and system upgrade as a
Systems Test Officer (STO), this process includes working with the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and
Intermediate Maintenance Facility (PSNS/IMF) executing Regional Maintenance & Modernization
Coordination Office (RMMCO) procedures for every Ship Alteration (SHIPALT), Ship Change Document
(SCD) executed during Planned Incremental Availabilities (PIA). Part of the process is assisting the
Alteration Install Team (AIT) perform a comprehensive Pre-Installation Check-Out (PICO) on the front end
of the availability and assisting the install team do a System Operability Verification Test (SOVT) to certify
the new install as ready for action.
Part of managing this large division is ensuring that all self-defense weapon systems and tactical
networks internal interoperability have flawless integration with the Carrier Strike Group (CSG) consisting
of Guided Missile Cruiser’s (CG), Guided Missile Destroyers (DDG), Nuclear Fast Attack Submarines
(SSN), Carrier Air Wing (CVW)- organic air assets: F/A-18’s (C/E/F/G), E-2C/D, MH-60R, MH-60S, C-2A,
F-35, inorganic air assets: UAV’s, Global Hawk, Predator, Broad Area Maritime Surveillance (BAMS) P-3,
EP-3, and P-8 and theater shore sites. This complex interoperability coordination is extensively tested
during multiple Fleet Synthetic Training (FST) events that as a System Test Officer for the tactical
network, I am the technical manager for coordinating and managing the process to ensure success for the
Flag Ship.
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2. Day to day operations include managing the Navy Maintenance and Materiel Management (3M) System
for preventive maintenance (PMS) and emergent troubleshooting and corrective repair of ship RADARs,
gun systems, Missile systems, Anti-torpedo systems, tactical networks, decision & display systems, and
large screen displays. CS7 Division serves a large customer base beyond ships company, including the
Destroyer Squadron (DESRON), Carrier Strike Group (CSG), and Carrier Air Wing (CVW). As Ship’s Fire
Control Officer, I have to conduct Power Point briefs for all coordinated FST, Detect to Engage (DTE)
Events, Live Fire, and System Test Evolutions to the Strike Group Commander (CCSG), the
Commanding Officer (CO) and all of the Heads of Department (HOD’s/DH) which are all Senior Officers
(O5-O10).
USS NIMITZ (CVN 68)
Unit 100103 Box 1
FPO AP 96620-2820
Supervisor: CSO/CDR David Gast, CSMO/LT Carl Blankenship
Phone: (619)545-6899 Ext. 6151 or (360)476-2903
Email: david.gast@cvn68.navy.mil
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
(1st) PAST POSITION:
U.S. Navy/CWO4/Fleet Liaison Officer, Assistant CV-TSC Project Lead NUWC Division Keyport C/44
Time of Employment: Aug 2013-Apr 2016 (2nd NUWC Division Keyport Tour)
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
NUWC Division Keyport C/44 Fleet Liaison Officer worked with IWS-5 Project Office, multiple Navy
Warfare Centers, and fleet units and all In-Service Engineering as Assistant Project Lead for CV-TSC
(Aircraft Carrier Tactical Support Center) for AN/SQQ-34A(V)5, AN/SQQ-34B, and AN/SQQ-34C(V)2
systems and AN/UYQ-100 Undersea Warfare-Decision Support System (USW-DSS).
As NUWC Division Keyport C/44 Fleet Liaison Officer and CV-TSC (Carrier Tactical Support Center)
ISEA assistant project lead, I was responsible for total lifecycle support for multiple variants of CV-TSC to
include Fleet Support, Logistics, SSA, Training, and Systems Engineering. I was responsible to IWS-5E
for cost, schedule, and performance of a $2 million budget via project plan and project performance
reviews. I worked directly with a team comprised of the Project Lead, ILS Manager, Training Specialists,
OSR’s (1670 Equipment Specialists), SSA (computer specialist), and contractor support. I assisted de-
conflicting schedules and resource issues with Technical Project Manager (TPM), Branch Heads, and
Project Leads within a matrixed organization to ensure that Fleet customer needs are expeditiously met
with the proper resource skillset. Oversaw most production efforts (system installation and testing,
maintenance, system evaluation, repair via CASREP), on board all U.S. Navy Aircraft Carriers. As Fleet
Liaison, I reported fleet status weekly to IWS-5E program office via report and teleconference.
I assisted the Project Lead ensuring all ISEA functions were accomplished via direct tasking, planning,
and de-conflicting of priorities as necessary.
Logistics support:
Life cycle, and fleet support for fielded systems. Ensured ILS deliverables (SOM, Spares, Equipment/
System validation/Verification, COP data, DMSMS plan, ILS certs, ILSP) were completed and accurate
through direct tasking and review of ILSM efforts. Provided technical review and input for Technical
Manual Deficiency Reports (TMDR's), Technical Feedback Reports (TFBR's). Review Interactive
Electronics Technical Manual (IETM), MIP’s and MRC’s for accuracy and effectiveness and provided
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3. input to ILS team members. Insured changes were promulgated and forwarded to NAVSEALOGCEN to
include in future Force Revisions.
Fleet Support:
Coordinated and resourced ISEA fleet support manning, material and travel for the following:
*Post-system installation and testing (stage 3-5 testing/System Operational Verification Tests)
*Underway and in-port system repair requested by ship via Navy 311 Remedy Tickets and CASREP’s
*Readiness Assessments (C5RA)
*Underway in support of multiple exercises, and escorting IWS-5 actual and the deputy
*Deploying Group System Integration Testing (DG-SIT)
*System grooms, IAVA and patch updates
*Insure CASREP and Remedy tickets are expediently processed and follow through until completion.
*Supported multiple shore sites AN/SQQ-34C(V)2 systems at MTT, CSCS, Wallops Island, SAIL, TTGP,
CDS-15 Yokosuka Japan.
Technical Support:
Evaluated system reliability metrics; reviewed and analyzed failure trends, logistics and supply support,
obsolescence, maintenance concepts and procedures and provide feedback and recommendations to
Branch Head, Technical Project Manager, IWS-5E, TYCOM, NAVSEALOGCEN, NAVSUP.
Provided technical input to SPAWAR and PMA-299 to provide the System of Systems (CV-TSC, MH-60R,
CDLS) support for end-to-end testing, troubleshooting, procedures, and system reliability metrics.
Wrote, reviewed, analyzed system requirement in support of Stage 3, Stage 4, Stage 5 and System
Operation Verification testing for Ship and Shore. Insured technical accuracy and adequate objective
quality evidence is properly documented in the performance of these tests shipboard.
Training support:
Provided system operation and maintenance training to the fleet by overseeing efforts of 2 Training
Specialists in Dam Neck VA at Center for Surface Combat Systems (CSCS). Evaluated effectiveness and
quality of training provided and provide recommendations to Branch Head, Technical Project Manager,
Program Officer, and TYCOM. Together with the Project Lead, meet with fleet representatives to solicit
feedback to ensure fleet training objectives are being effectively met, Naval Training System Plan (NTSP)
was accurate and updated, and CONOPS and TACMEMO’s were drafted timely and routed for formal
approval. Monitored and tracked progress of the Training System Installation Plan (TSIP) with CSCS.
Coordinated the efforts between Fleet, TYCOM, and Mobile Training Team (MTT Jacksonville) to provide
underway training support. Evaluated the need and reviewed requests to a provide a Subject Matter
Expert (SME) for specific training requested by Ship or TYCOM that cannot be fulfilled by MTT due to
scheduling conflict or SME-specific background needed.
Software Support Agent:
Oversaw efforts of Software Support Agent (SSA) to ensure the following tasking is accomplished:
*Tested and ensured system software patches, IAVA’s, and software scans are up to date and
disseminated to the fleet.
*Ensured entries are reported in On-line Compliance Reporting System (OCRS).
*Ensured IAVA’s and patch updates are tested and promulgated to the fleet.
*Ensured software discrepancies and bugs are submitted to Systems Engineering team via Team
Foundation Server bug reporting.
Accomplishments:
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4. Established a continuous Fleet Working Group (FLWG) supporting undersea systems CV-TSC and USW-
DSS. This was a joint venture between NUWC Division Keyport, IWS-5, and Adaptive Methods. I
personally chaired multiple meetings in fleet concentration areas and locally in Keyport to gather valuable
feedback from fleet operators on potential system improvements that could be gained between software
build sprints. This included bringing in fleet operators to conduct extensive longevity testing and brain-
storming sessions to meet the requirement of day-to-day shipboard and airborne operations. One of the
products delivered were a summarized fleet concern list and Integrated Prioritized Capability List (IPCL)
to be used for IWS-5 and the Navy’s Anti-Submarine Warfare Improvement Process (ASWIP). Many
positive gains for Manpower, Training, and interoperability between Air-Surface Units was achieved
during these FLWG events to include annual revision of the Navy Training Systems Plan (NTSP) and the
CV-TSC Tactical Memo (TACMEMO).
Drafted Stage 3 power, Stage 4 intra-system, and Stage 5 interface System Operational Verification Tests
for Shore Installation and reviewed for Shipboard Installation with the CV-TSC project lead in accordance
with Mil-Std-2106 and Total Ship Test Plan.
Conducted multiple Post-Deployment Lessons Learned from every returning Strike Group to determine
procedural and system optimization opportunities for NUWC Division Keyport to make meaningful
improvements to CV-TSC which a very complex system that provides the Warfare Commander with
immediate Situational Awareness. This helped in developing Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTP)
to ensure future Strike Groups success.
Direct liaison with Commander Naval Air Forces (CNAF) N43, Force Combat Systems Officer (CSO), N7
Training Officer (TRAINO), conducted multiple high level briefs on the CVN/CV-TSC installation plan,
system groom/SOVT, and path ahead for manning and training of Sonar Technicians-Surface for
operating and maintaining CV-TSC. These duties also included briefing Commander Strike Group-Five
(CCSG-5) RADM Montgomery on the best path forward for system improvement after TALISMAN SABRE
exercise. These liaison duties included escorting IWS-5 (CAPT Harrison) on multiple carrier visits to
include underway aboard USS RONALD REAGAN (CVN 76) and conducting a successful submarine
tracking exercise using CV-TSC and the MH-60R helicopter.
Established a Shore CV-TSC training Site at CDS-15 Yokosuka Japan and Tactical Training Group
Pacific (TTGP). Headed negotiations with Tactical Training Group Atlantic (TTGL) to establish a similar
system like TTGP and CDS-15.
Performed SOVT testing on board CVN’s 70, 71, 73, 75, 76, TTGP, and CDS-15 Yokosuka.
Assisted with the installation, software, network configuration and testing of schoolhouse training system
at CSCS Dam Neck VA.
Coordinated and assisted drafting the CV-TSC NTSP, USW-DSS NTSP, AN/SQQ-C(V)2 CONOPS and
CV-TSC TACMEMO.
Performed Network, software configuration and testing on onboard CVN’s 70 and 73.
Naval Undersea Warfare Center
610 Dowell St.
Keyport , WA US
Supervisors:
Division Heads: Brian Moyers, Glenn Payette (360-315-3484)
Branch Heads: Robert Brien, Rhea Galles (360-315-3289)
Project Leads: Steve Danielson (360-315-3588)
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
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5. (2nd) PAST POSITION:
U.S. Navy/CWO4/Fire Control Officer/CS7 Division Officer, USS JOHN C. STENNIS (CVN 74). Directly
supervised 40 Sailors in operation and maintenance of multiple Ship Self Defense Weapon Systems.
Time of Employment: Jul 2011-Aug 2013 (2nd
CVN Tour)
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Directly responsible for the operation, employment, and maintenance of the following Combat Systems
Equipment: MK 57 MOD 13 Re-architectured NATO Seasparrow Surface Missile System (RNSSMS), MK
15 Block 1 Close-In Weapon System (CIWS), MK 31 MOD 3 Rolling Airframe Missile (RAM) System,
AN/SPQ-9B Anti-Ship Missile Defense RADAR, AN/SPS-48E 3D Air Search RADAR, AN/USG-2
Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC), and MK 2 Ship Self Defense System (SSDS). Qualified
Tactical Action Officer (TAO), Battle Force Tactical Action Officer (FTAO), and Air Defense Warfare
Coordinator (ADWC). Deployed twice to Commander Fifth Fleet (C5F) in direct support of Global War on
Terrorism.
USS JOHN C. STENNIS (CVN 74)
Unit 100175 Box 1
FPO, AP 96615-2874
Supervisor: CSO/CDR Ryan Kuchler, CSO/CAPT David Koenke, CSMO/CDR Aaron Erickson
Email: CDR Erickson- aaron.erickson@navy,mil
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
(3rd
) PAST POSITION:
U.S. Navy/CWO3/Fleet Liaison Officer, Assistant CV-TSC Project Lead NUWC Division Keyport C/44
Time of Employment: Mar 2010-Aug 2011 (1st NUWC Division Keyport Tour) (1.5 Years)
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
NUWC Division Keyport C/44 Fleet Liaison Officer worked with IWS-5 Project Office, multiple Navy
Warfare Centers, and fleet units and all In-Service Engineering as Assistant Project Lead for CV-TSC
(Aircraft Carrier Tactical Support Center) for AN/SQQ-34A(V)5, AN/SQQ-34B, and AN/SQQ-34C(V)2
systems and AN/UYQ-100 Undersea Warfare-Decision Support System (USW-DSS).
(See 1st
Past Position for more details and scope of work, pulled from tour early to deploy CVN-74)
Naval Undersea Warfare Center
610 Dowell St.
Keyport, WA 98345-7610
Supervisors:
Division Head: Wayne Birkland (360-315-3484)
Branch Heads: Kevin Hines, Robert Brien, (360-315-3289)
Project Lead: Ed Quinlan (360-315-3588)
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
(4th) PAST POSITION:
U.S. Navy/CWO3/Ground Electronics Materiel Officer (GEMO)/ Weapons Officer, NAS JRB Fort Worth
TX. Directly supervised 20 Electronics Technicians and 3 government civil service technicians in
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6. operation and maintenance NAS JRB Fort Worth Air Operations Equipment and 30 Aviation
Ordnancemen and 1 government civil service technicians in the management of all ordnance storage and
handling for the North Texas region.
Time of Employment: Feb 2008-Feb 2010 (2 Years)
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Managed all Air Field Communication, Precision Approach RADAR, Digital Airport Surveillance RADAR
DASR-11, Enterprise Land Mobile Radio (ELMR), Standard Terminal Automation Replacement System
(STARS), Instrument landing System (ILS), Approach Lighting System (ALS), Distance Measuring
Equipment (DME), and all associated Air Traffic Control Equipment at NAS JRB Fort Worth Air Field and
tower.
Naval Air Station-Joint Reserve Base (NAS-JRB) Fort Worth
1510 Chennault Ave
Fort Worth, TX 76113
Supervisors:
Operation Officer: CDR Joel Riling, CDR Pat Schulz (Phone/Email Unknown)
Assistant GEMO: Joseph Hart/GS-12 (817-676-6322)
Email: joseph.hart@navy,mil
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
(5th) PAST POSITION:
U.S. Navy/CWO2/Fire Control Officer/CS7 Division Officer, USS JOHN C. STENNIS (CVN 74). Directly
supervised 40 Sailors in operation and maintenance of multiple Ship Self Defense Weapon Systems.
Time of Employment: Feb 2005 – Feb 2008 (3 Years)
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Directly responsible for the operation, employment, and maintenance of the following Combat Systems
Equipment: MK 57 MOD 13 Re-architectured NATO Seasparrow Surface Missile System (RNSSMS), MK
15 Block 1 Close-In Weapon System (CIWS), MK 31 MOD 3 Rolling Airframe Missile (RAM) System,
AN/SPQ-9B Anti-Ship Missile Defense RADAR, AN/SPS-48E 3D Air Search RADAR, AN/USG-2
Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC), and MK 2 Ship Self Defense System (SSDS). Qualified
Officer of the Deck (OOD) Underway and Surface Warfare Officer (SWO). Deployed once to Commander
Fifth Fleet (C5F) in direct support of Global War on Terrorism.
USS JOHN C. STENNIS (CVN 74)
Unit 100175 Box 1
FPO, AP 96615-2874
Supervisor: CSO/CAPT Patrick Byrne, CSO/CDR Jeff Freeman, CSMO/CDR Michael Thibodeau
Email: CDR Thibodeau (Retired) wan2san@gmail.com
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
(6th) PAST POSITION:
U.S. Navy/MNC/E7/Enlisted Detailer/Force Career Counselor, Navy Personnel Command (NPC)
Millington TN. Directly managed over 1000 Sailor’s careers to include Permanent Change of Station
(PCS) Moves, school pipelines, duty screenings, career management, and the Navy’s PCS budget for all
technical ratings.
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7. Time of Employment: Nov 2001-Feb 2005 (3+ Years)
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Directly responsible for training and manning the Navy’s enlisted MCM force. Managed a $200 million
dollar PCS budget and oversaw the homeport shift of multiple ships from Bahrain to CONUS.
NAVY PERSONNEL COMMAND
5720 Integrity Drive,
Millington TN 38055-0000
Supervisor: CAPT Gary Martin (PERS-40)
Email: gary.d.martin@navy.mil
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
EDUCATION:
Surry County High School; Surry VA; 1988; High School Diploma
Columbia Southern University; Orange Beach, AL; Information Technology, 35 credit hours
U.S. NAVY TRAINING:
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8. CIN/CSE ID Location Course Title Grad Date
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9. A-950-0001 RTC GREAT LAKES RECRUIT BASIC MILITARY TRAINING 1/27/1989
A-647-0016 MINEWARTRACEN MINEMAN CLASS A 5/11/1989
A-647-2754 MINEWARTRACEN CALIBRATION AND TEST SET MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN (1205) 4/1/1994
A-647-0930 MINEWARTRACEN AN.SLQ-48 MINE NEUTRALIZATION SYSTEM OPERATOR 10/23/1997
A-647-0931 MINEWARTRACEN AN.SLQ-48 (V) MINE NEUTRALIZATION SYSTEM (MNS)
MAINTENANCE TECH (ROV) (0410)
11/14/1997
A-130-2566 MINEWARTRACEN AN/SQQ-32 (V) 2 MINEHUNTING SONAR SET OPERATOR (0488) 3/6/1998
A-130-2565 MINEWARTRACEN AN/SQQ-32 (V) 2 MINEHUNTING SONAR SET MAINTENANCE
TECHNICIAN (0490)
4/17/1998
A-130-2570 MINEWARTRACEN AN/SYQ-13 NAVIGATION AND CONTROL STATION OPERATOR 5/15/1998
K-130-0074 FLTASWTRACEN AN/UQN-4/4A SONAR SOUNDING SET OPERATOR/MAINTENANCE 6/12/1998
K-130-0213 FLTASWTRACEN SONAR COMMUNICATIONS SET AN/WQC-2A OPERATOR AND
MAINTENANCE SURFACE
6/19/1998
K-130-1118 FLTASWTRACEN OCEANOGRAPHIC DATA SYSTEM AN/BQH-7A COMBINED
MAINTENANCE
6/26/1998
J-495-0419 FLETRACEN NORFOLK ADVANCED SHIPBOARD FIRE FIGHTING 7/16/1998
K-495-0045 FLETRACEN NORFOLK GENERAL SHIPBOARD DAMAGE CONTROL TRAINING 7/21/1998
A-041-0148 EWTG ATLANTIC SMALL ARMS WATCHSTANDER QUALIFICATIONS INSTRUCTOR
(SAMI) (0812)
8/21/1998
K-830-2213 EWTG ATLANTIC SHIPBOARD SECURITY ENGAGEMENT TACTICS (SSET) 9/18/1998
K-830-2223 EWTG ATLANTIC SHIPBOARD SECURITY ENGAGEMENT WEAPONS (SSEW) 9/25/1998
K-221-2155 TSC HAMPTON ROADS FUNDAMENTALS OF SEARCH AND RESCUE (SAR) SURFACE SHIP 10/23/1998
J-495-0418 FLETRACEN MAYPORT SHIPBOARD FIRE FIGHTING TEAM EVALUATION 11/3/1998
J-495-0418 FLETRACEN MAYPORT SHIPBOARD FIRE FIGHTING TEAM EVALUATION 11/24/1998
P-500-0020 NAVAVSCOLSCOM
PENSACOLA
PRIMARY LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM 4/28/2000
P-500-0021 MINEWARTRACEN ADVANCED LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM 3/2/2001
J-221-0344 MINEWARTRACEN RADAR NAVIGATION TEAM TRAINING 6/14/2001
P-1B-0007 CENNAVAVNTECHTRA
TRNG
BASIC OFFICER LEADERSHIP COURSE. LDO/CWO (BOLTC
LDO/CWO)
2/25/2005
Q-9B-0023 CENNAVAVNTECHTRA
TRNG
LIMITED DUTY OFFICER/CHIEF WARRANT OFFICER
INDOCTRINATION
3/18/2005
A-495-2071 TRITRAFAC BANGOR SUBMARINE BASIC FIRE FIGHTING 4/19/2005
V-9B-0003 OTC NEWPORT BASIC SHIPBOARD DAMAGE CONTROL WET TRAINER (BUTTERCUP) 11/9/2007
A-4H-0147 SWOSCOLCOM SURFACE WARFARE OFFICER INTERMEDIATE SHIPHANDLING 11/16/2007
A-4H-0184 SWOSCOLCOM SURFACE WARFARE OFFICER SCHOOL DIVISION OFFICER COURSE
(SWOSDOC
11/16/2007
IAA-V12.0 NUWC KEYPORT DOD CYBER AWARENESS CHALLENGE V2 4/29/2015
RM-010-1.1 NUWC KEYPORT RECORDS MANAGEMENT IN THE DON: EVERYONE'S
RESPONSIBILITY
8/1/2015
ORM CVN 68 NIMITZ OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT - TIME-CRITICAL RISK
MANAGEMENT
5/27/2016
PROFESSIONAL LICENSES AND CERTIFICATES:
Certified in electronic troubleshooting, cable repair, soldering, wire wrap, and connector repair. Forklift
Licensed. I am proficient in MacIntosh and Windows environments and in the use of business applications
such as: Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Quark Xpress, Office suite (including Access). Am proficient in the
use of Microsoft PowerPoint and its interfaces with video projection services. Proficient using the
following Navy software OMMS-NG, SKED, RADM, FLTMPS, EMPRS, ROLM, OIS-R, USW-DSS, CV-
TSC, One-Touch, and most relational data base programs.
OTHER INFORMATION/TOURS OF DUTY:
- 1988 Enlisted U.S. Navy, RTC Great Lakes IL- Recruit
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10. - 1989 Attended MN “A” School, FMWTC Charleston SC- Student
- 1989-1992 MOMAU EIGHT, Agana Guam- Weapons/Inventory Specialist
- 1992-1994 MOMAD TWO, Machrihanish Scotland UK- QA/Weapons/Inventory Specialist
- 1994 Attended Calibration and Test Set Repair School, FMWTC Charleston SC- Student
- 1994-1996 MOMAU FIFTEEN, Kingsville TX- Cal Lab manager, Inventory Specialist, Network
Administrator
- 1997 Multiple STG Schools-Pre Commissioning Pipeline, MWTC Ingleside TX- Student
- 1997-2000 USS SHRIKE (MHC 62), Ingleside TX- LCPO, Lead Sonarman, Remote Operated
Vehicle (ROV) Pilot/Maintenance Technician, MS NT Network Administrator, MicroSNAP
Administrator, SNAP, Small Arms Instructor, EKMS Custodian, Command Duty Officer
- 2000-2002 USS ROBIN (MHC 54), Ingleside TX- LCPO, Lead Sonarman, MS NT Network
Administrator, MicroSNAP Administrator, SNAP, Small Arms Instructor, EKMS Custodian,
Command Duty Officer
- 2002-2005 Navy Personnel Command, Millington TN- 1 of 1 Mineman Detailer for a community of
over 1,000 Sailor’s careers and Navy mission requirements and NPC Pers-40 Budget Manager.
(See in depth description in past position above)
- 2005-2008 USS JOHN C. STENNIS (CVN 74) Bremerton WA- Fire Control Officer
(See in depth description in past position above)
- 2008-2010 NAS JRB Fort Worth TX- Ground Electronics Materiel Officer (GEMO)/Weapons
Officer (See in depth description in past position above)
- 2010-2011 NUWC Division Keyport WA- Fleet Liaison Officer/Assistant Project Lead CV-
TSC/USW DSS (See in depth description in past position above)
- 2011-2013 2005-2008 USS JOHN C. STENNIS (CVN 74) Bremerton WA- Fire Control Officer
(See in depth description in past position above)
- 2013-2016 NUWC Division Keyport WA- Fleet Liaison Officer/Assistant Project Lead CV-
TSC/USW DSS (See in depth description in past position above)
- 2016-Present USS NIMITZ (CVN 68) Bremerton WA- Fire Control Officer
(See in depth description in present position above)
- Awarded 7 Navy Commendation medals, 4 Navy Achievement Medals
28 years of dedicated, honorable service to country.
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