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PSC 0000 xxxxxx xxxx , xxxx , xxxxx 00000

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Email:  abc@xyz.com

Country of Citizenship:   USA

Social Security Number:  XXX-XX-XXXX

Veterans Preference: Yes/5

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Position:                                                                  

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Core Competencies

Logistics Planner (AFSC 2G071), budgeting, planning, site and accommodations surveys, supervising, contractor negotiations, liaison between host nations and U.S. military, personnel supervision, training, planning/execution of military exercises/deployments, War Reserve Materiel Program management, USAF coursework/training in Logistics Management Course, Logistics 199-Introduction to the Air Force Logistics and Acquisition Principles, Logistics Module (LOGMOD), Automated Airlift Load Planning, Hazardous Material Certification, Deliberate and Crisis Action Planning and Execution Segments (DCAPES), Air Mobility Command Affiliation, Contingency Wartime Planners, Airman Leadership School, Global Command and Control System, radio operations (AFSC 3C151), proficiency in MS Office Suite, Secret Security Clearance

 

 

Professional Experience

May 0000 xxxxxx xxxx , xxxx , xxxxx 00000

Kadena AB, Japan

Salary:   $42,000 Annual

Hours per week:  40+

Supervisor:      Myron Ward xxx-xxx-xxxx , 011-81-611-734-8564              May Contact  

 

Logistics Planner (AFSC 2GO71)

 

As Planner for Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) and Joint Strategic Exercise and Training (JSET) deployments, with reporting responsibility to Mission and Special Operations Group Commanders,  am charged with overall mission success.  This includes all exercise/deployment coordination as well as developing and meeting stringent budget parameters while supervising four Airmen.  Serve in liaison role, coordinating funding and all logistical activities between host nation and U.S. military forces.  On an annualized basis, as sole Logistics Planner for 200+ personnel, maintain oversight of total budget of $52MM.  Administratively, improved deployment processing time for subordinate units by standardizing deployments processing checklist

 

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Employ numerous factors in determining best areas for conducting deployment/exercise activities, taking into consideration personnel safety as well as cost effectiveness of use of any/all sites under consideration.  Calculate budget for each deployment/exercise, particularly assessing per-traveler costs, utilizing foreign clearance guide and relevant/current per diem rates.  Interface with contractors, assuring any agreed-to conditions are legal, cost effective and within budget.

 

When deployment/exercises are scheduled be held in populated areas, assess hotels in locales under consideration for capabilities in providing necessary facility amenities, including work space large enough for 12 special mission planner cells.  Additional considerations include capability of procurement of all necessary meals for duration of exercises, scheduling aircraft for re-supplying shuttle missions, and coordinating all needed ground transportation.  On occasions when deployment/exercises are scheduled to be conducted in non-populated/bare bases, or in consideration of additional possible contingency needs, hold inspection responsibilities to assess potential sites regarding feasibility of use by aircraft and ground forces.  Additionally, direct inspection teams, evaluating response times and adherence to policies/guidelines set by Installation Deployment Officer.

 

During four-year tenure in current assignment in the 353 SOG in Japan, served as sole Logistics Planner in Asian-Pacific countries.  Highlights of deployment/exercise logistics involvement include:

Balance Piston in the Philippines: for 21-day exercise, deployed 117 personnel, 12 short tons of cargo and two MC130 aircraft.

Teak Mint in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: for 36-day exercise, deployed 90 personnel, 16 short tons of cargo and three MC-130 aircraft.

Teak Buffalo in Bangladesh: deployed 22 personnel and one MC130 aircraft.

Balance Torch in Thailand: deployed 130 personnel, two MC130 aircraft and one KC135 air refueler.

Ellipse Charlie (location classified): at this bare base area, deployed 242 personnel and four MC130 aircraft.

 

Utilizing skill sets in logistics management, participated in earthquake relief in Indonesia, led mobility team for Haitian disaster relief, and was sole logistics planner for assistance following 6.9 earthquake in Okinawa, Japan.

 

 

 

February 2003 C May 2006

United States Air Force

Dover AFB, Delaware

Salary:   $38,000 Annual

Hours per week:  60+

Supervisor:      David Johnson                        May Not Contact

 

Logistics Planner

 

Served as NCO War Reserve Materiel (WRM) Program Manager for installation.   Managing budget of $224MM+ in vehicles and equipment, rotated hazardous and shelf-life assets and was tasked with budget development/execution, requisitions, and forward deployment and pre-positioning of equipment.   Met on quarterly basis with Base Commander, bringing him up-to-date on work orders and turn around for asset rotation.  Personally inspected suitable bare base sites, performing pilot unit reviews for over 100 unit type codes and 200 tones of equipment assets.

 

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Following WRM NCO assignment, moved to role as Apprentice in the Deployment Control Center.  Deployed entire Air Expeditionary Force (AEF), consisting of 400 personnel and 38 short tons of equipment, from Dover AFB to Qatar for pre-positioning of WRM.   Served as point-of-contact to Troop Commander for all incoming information regarding force and cargo movement.

 

Prior to Logistic Planner designation, spent four years in Radio Operations (AFSC 3C151).

 

 

Education

Wesley College

Wilmington University

American Military University

40 Credit Hours

 

Nursing Studies

16 Semester Hours

 

Paul Lawrence Dunbar Senior High School, Washington, DC

Diploma, 1997

 

 

 

Training / Certification

Hazardous Certification, 2009

Deliberate and Crisis Action Planning and Execution Segments (DCAPES), 2008

Automated Airlift Load Planning Systems, 2008

Logistics 199-introduction to the Air Force logistics and acquisition principles, 2007

Air Mobility Command Affiliation, 2007

Contingency Wartime Planners , 2007

Logistics Management, 2006

Airman Leadership School, 2006

Logistics Module (LOGMOD), 2004

Global Command and Control System, 2003

 

 

Professional Affiliations

Secretary, 353 Special Operations Group Focus 5-6           

Air Force Sergeants Association

 

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Honors / Awards

2007 Logistics Planner of the Year; NCO category

Professional Performer Jan-June, 2008

Air Force Outstanding Unit Award with Valor, 2001, 2003, 2007, 2009

National Defense Service Medal, 2003

Air Force Good Conduct Medal, 2003, 2007

Air Force Longevity Medal, 2002, 2005, 2008

Korean Defense Service Medal, 2008

Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, 2002

Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal, 2002, 2004, 2006

USAF PME Graduation Medal, 2007

Air Force Overseas Short Medal, 2001

Air Force Overseas Long Medal, 2009