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Possesses exceptional logistical aptitude, sound maturity and does what it takes to accomplish the mission. Maintain respect with supervisors, contemporaries and subordinates. Adjust influence techniques to the situation and personnel involved (i.e. indirect influence, consensus and diplomacy). Builds rapport with those outside lines of authority. Fosters active collaborative with USARCENT, 1TSC, CJTF and tenant requirement holders in order to enhance the comprehensive operational efficiency throughout the CENTCOM AOR.

Completed ILE distance learning Advanced Operations Course (AOC) through Fort Leavenworth Command and Staff College. Developed extensive logistical knowledge to provided analytical recommendations to senior leaders with confidence

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