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    Jeffery Williams is applying for a site lead position and has over 23 years of experience in the U.S. Army, including extensive counterinsurgency training and a secret security clearance. He has held several leadership roles such as directing logistics operations, coordinating transportation of vehicles and equipment in Iraq and Afghanistan, and training units on tactics and procedures. Williams has a business management degree from Central Texas College and various military certifications.

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    Jeffery Williams is applying for a site lead position and has over 23 years of experience in the U.S. Army, including extensive counterinsurgency training and a secret security clearance. He has held several leadership roles such as directing logistics operations, coordinating transportation of vehicles and equipment in Iraq and Afghanistan, and training units on tactics and procedures. Williams has a business management degree from Central Texas College and various military certifications.

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    Jeffery Williams is applying for a site lead position and has over 23 years of experience in the U.S. Army, including extensive counterinsurgency training and a secret security clearance. He has held several leadership roles such as directing logistics operations, coordinating transportation of vehicles and equipment in Iraq and Afghanistan, and training units on tactics and procedures. Williams has a business management degree from Central Texas College and various military certifications.

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    JEFFERY WILLIAMS

    9461 Lake View court


    Douglasville GA.
    Cell: 912 492-2263 jwb69c9a@westpost.net
    OBJECTIVE
    Position as a Site Lead.
    SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
    Over 23 years in the U.S. Army. Knowledge and experience in: developing, coord
    inating, and directing and implementing various DoD/Army programs (EO, FAP, ACS,
    MWR, Risk Management, Health & Welfare, and Suicide Prevention). Practice in t
    he utilization of various teaching and instructional techniques. Familiarity wi
    th the military hierarchy and organizational structure. Active U.S government s
    ecurity clearance. Extensive Counter-Insurgency Operations Training (COIN). SE
    CRET SECURITY CLEARANCE-INTERIM TS
    EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
    SAIC TRANSPORTATION SPECIALIST May 2008 - MAY 2010
    MRAP Site Taji, Iraq /Bastion (Leatherneck) Afghanistan
    Safely Coordinated and transported over 900 MRAP vehicles and their respective
    equipment to include GFE to camp Taji Iraq, and currently over 400 MATV (marine
    all Terrain Vehicles) to include their respective equipment to Camp Leatherneck
    Afghanistan. While assuming duty as the Net Lead, coordinated over 300 hundred M
    RAP classes for MAXX PRO, Caiman, and RG33 (OPNET, FLMNET and Delta courses) Whe
    n asked by SAIC Iraq HQ to assume duty as Deputy Site Lead, Executed a responsib
    le Draw Down of an entire MRAP site with 100% accountability of equipment.
    L-3 Titan December 2007- May 2008
    Taji Iraq
    Directed Logistics operations for a team of 100+ Linguist. Coordinated Orientati
    on of new employees including allocation of new material and equipment. Assigned
    new employee to positions base on linguistic capabilities. Delivered weekly rep
    orts to senior management.
    During L-3 to GLS transition, sole manager retained, successfully coordinated th
    e transfer of all Linguist employee to new company.
    Battle Captain G-3 3rd Army Central Command May 2006 - Feb 2008
    U.S. Army, Fort McPherson, GA. Arifjan Kuwait
    Assists the Chief of Operations (CHOPS) in maintaining 24-hour situational aware
    ness of the Central Command (CENTCOM) Area of Responsibility (AOR). Prepared and
    presented daily situational awareness update briefing to the commanding General
    , Deputy G3, CHOP, and the operational staff. Received, Process, and Distributed
    messages, Operations Orders, and Fragos via DMS/AMHS message systems, and brief
    ed the commanding General and staff world wide through SVT system weekly. Mainta
    in a 98% OR Rate of the Army's only (EECP) Early Entry Command Post (vehicle Fle
    et)

    1SG 3rd INF DIV July 2004 - May 2006


    U. S. Army, Fort Stewart GA.
    Responsible for day to day Operations, Logistics, and Training of an armor (M1A1
    Tanks) company. Served as a mentor and provided training, career counseling, an
    d professional development for 38 Non Commissioned officers and 7 officers in ke
    y positions. Maximized human and organization resources to accomplish unit missi
    ons. Unit was recognized as Top Tank Company for 2nd Brigade prior to OIF III.
    Thus unit was selected to provide convoy security for the entire Brigade for ini
    tial entry for OIF III Resulted in 100% accountability of personnel and equipmen
    t (500+).
    MSG Observer Controller May 2002 - July 2004
    U.S. Army, Fort Polk, LA
    Trained Armor, Light Infantry (mounted), and Cavalry units (i.e. Reservist, Nati
    onal Guard and Marines) under simulated combat conditions. Consistently provide
    insight and expert knowledge on the latest tactics, techniques and procedures f
    rom research and in-country visits from Operations Group to units on Counter Imp
    rovised Device Operations, Route Clearance, Convoy, Check Point and Fixed Site S
    ecurity Operations. Provided computer-aided PowerPoint after action reviews (AA
    Rs). Coached units in the design and implementation of their published tactical
    standard operating procedures (TASOP) and standard operating procedures (SOP) b
    ooklets. Mentored over 15 new Officers and NCOs on their duties as Observer Con
    trollers. Trained over 30 1SGs, 90 platoon leaders, platoon SGTS. In addition,
    over 1900 soldiers in preparation for OIF and OEF deployments.

    1SG Calvary/Stryker July 1999 - May 2002


    U.S Army Fort Lewis, WA.
    Responsible for the combat readiness, training, welfare, and discipline of 91 so
    ldiers. Aided the commander in developing and executing Battle-Focused Training
    to include subordinate leader development. Served as the Company/Troop's princip
    le Trainer for indivisual and Tank/Striker Crew.
    Personnel Manager, Drill Sergeant Aug 1996 - July 1999
    U.S. Army Fort Knox, KY
    Supervised, trained, motivated, and evaluated initial entry soldiers.
    Responsible for giving lectures, demonstrations, and performance exercises in
    interpersonal counseling, individual/human behavior, interviewing techniques,
    interpersonal communication, diet and nutrition, personal health and fitness phy
    sical
    training techniques, weapon proficiency and safety, instructional techniques, an
    d
    training aids

    EDUCATION
    (112cr) Business Management, Central Texas college, Various locations EARMY U
    SPECIALIZED TRAINING
    Certificate, Operators course Cougar (MRAP), Taji Iraq 2008
    Certificate, Operators course Caiman (MRAP), Taji Iraq 2008
    Certificate, Operators course Maxx Pro plus (MRAP), Taji Iraq 2008
    Certificate, Observer Controller, U.S. Army, Fort Polk, LA, 2002
    Certificate, Army Airborne School, Ft Benning Ga 1985
    U.S. Army1SG Course Ft Lewis, 2000
    U.S. Army Transportation school Fort Leonardwood MO 1984
    Advanced Non-Commissioned Officers Course, U.S. Army, Fort Knox, KY, 1999
    Certificate, Unit Movement Course, U.S. Army, Fort Lewis, WA, 2000
    Certificate, Army Drill sergeant Course, U.S. Army, Leonardwood, MO, 1996
    Certificate, Small Group Instructor Course, U.S Army, Fort Bliss, TX, 1993
    Basic Non- Commissioned Officers Course, U.S. Army, Fort Carson, CO, 1989
    Primary Leadership Development Course, U.S. Army, Fort Lewis, WA, 1987
    AWARDS
    Bronze star (2x), Combat Action Badge, Meritorious Service Medal (4x), Army Comm
    endation Medal (6x), Army Achievement Medal (7x), Army Good Conduct Medal (7x),
    National Defense Service Medal (2x), Noncommissioned Officer Professional Deplo
    yment Ribbon (4x), Overseas Service Medal (2x), Army Service Ribbon, Global War
    on Terrorism Service Medal, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal, Safe Dr
    ivers Badge. Red Aubrey Newman (Forscom) Leadership Award

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