Duty Stations and Billets Major, United States Marine Corps May 1995 - June 2003 Training and Education Command, G-3
Joint Training Action Officer, (9/01 - 6/03)
1 Produced first-ever Marine Corps Task List for the Commandant.
2 Researched and composed a Defense Planning Guidance directed study:
“Feasibility of Establishing a Littoral Warfare Training Center in the Western Pacific.”
3 Lead officer in establishing a Naval Expeditionary Force training capability at Eglin Air Force
Base,including on-site range inspections; public affairs and community outreach with legislators and
civic leaders; assessment of budgetary, engineering and training requirements; assistance with legal
and environmental assessments; liaison and conflict resolution with multiple representatives from the
joint services and Department of Defense.
4 Marine Corps Representative to the OSD (P&R) Training Transformation Joint Integrated Process
Team and Joint National Training Center Planning CellMarine Corps Combat Development Command, Studies and Analysis Division
Management Branch Head (5/00 - 9/01)
1 Assumed leadership duties when previous branch head retired.
2 Oversaw contracts worth over $12,000,000.
3 Formulated budget for department and individual contracts.
4 Supervised four employees.
5 Prepared quarterly briefs for General Officers.
Studies Coordinator/Contracting Officer (5/97/ - 5/00) 1 Administered contracts with various Research and Development Corporations, Labs and Universities. 2 Responsible for $4 million in contracts per year.
Expeditionary Warfare Training Group, Pacific
(10/94 - 05/97)Instructor -Taught staff planning and operations for Marine and Navy Operating Force units throughout the U.S. and overseas. Captain November 1988 - May 1995 G-7/Tactical Exercise Control Group, First Marine Expeditionary Force (2/94 - 9/94)
Operations Officer
1st Battalion, 5th Marines (12/93 - 2/94)
Logistics Officer Company Commander, , Company B (6/92 - 12/93)
Commanded 180-member company. Participated as boat raid company during forward deployment with
the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit (Special Operations Capable). S-3 Alpha (7/91 - 6/92)
Responsible for the planning and execution of all battalion exercises, deployments, and day to day
operations. Additional duties as the communications security materials custodian.
U.S. Army Field Artillery Officers Advanced Course. Spring 1991 - Student
Officers Candidate School (12/87 - 12/90) - Instructor/Platoon Commander
First Lieutenant August 1983
Marine Barracks/Ground Defense Force, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba (12/86-12/87)
Platoon Commander - Commanded 50 man platoon. Responsible for perimeter security of the U.S. Naval Base. Awarded Navy Commendation Medal.
H&S Company, 2nd Battalion, 2nd Marines (11/85-12/86) - Executive OfficerSecond Lieutenant August 1983
Company G, 2nd Battalion, 2nd Marines (5/84 - 11/85) - Platoon Commander
The Basic School and Infantry Officers Course (8/83 - 5/84) - Student MILITARY EDUCATION: Command and Staff College Non-resident Program (1996) Field Artillery Officers Advanced Course (1991) Ft. Sill OK Amphibious Warfare School Correspondence Course (1985) | 
