Objective:

To obtain an entry-level position within your Company, with the opportunity for advancement, and to put my Military experience to use in the Civilian Workforce.

 

“Sergeant First Class Lucky displays courage in the midst of difficult decisions and willingly assumes responsibility of those decisions. He has become a vastly experienced leader with 19 years of experience in operations, critical training, logistical management and deployment with multiple Department of Defense organizations. Secret Clearance.”

 

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE & ACHIEVEMENTS

 

UAV SERGEANT / READINESS NCO             Years Employed (2013-2015)

155^th Brigade Support Training Battalion, 155^th BCT                                                      Hattiesburg, MS             

Prepares and conducts air reconnaissance mission, operates mission sensor/payload for target detection. Plans and analyzes flight missions. Deploys and redeploys the TUAV ground and air system. Operates and performs operator level maintenance on communications equipment, power sources, light and heavy wheel vehicle and some crane operations. Launches and recovers the air vehicle performs pre-flight, in flight and post-flight checks and procedures. Also directs emplacement of ground control station, directs emplacement of launch and recovery systems. Supervises and assists in air frame repair and coordinates evacuation and replacement of parts and end items. Maintained and managed personnel and medical records, Commanders Pay Management Report, Unit Manning Report, Strength Management Program, Family Readiness Program, Travel Itineraries, Medical Readiness, Training Readiness and Mobilization Readiness. 

ASSISTANT OPERATIONS NCO      Years Employed (2011-Present)

155^th Brigade Support Training Battalion, 155^th BCT                                                               Meridian, MS

Assistant Operations Sergeant in a Brigade Special Troops Battalion, comprised of 6 companies and an assigned strength of 506 Soldiers; assist and supervises the Battalion Schools, Training, and Defense Travel System for all soldiers in the unit; Prepares the Tactical Operations Center for orders, drills, briefs, and rehearsals; receives and appropriately handles and distributes FRAGOs, Red Cross messages and Serious Incident Reports (SIRs); Responsible for the accountability, maintenance and readiness of equipment in excess of $4 Million dollars; Responsible for the health and welfare, training and welfare, training and operational readiness of 506 soldiers throughout the Battalion. Performs duties as the Operations Sergeant in his absence.

HIGHWAY OPERATIONS NCO                                        Years Employed (2009-10)

1-155 Infantry Battalion, 155^th Brigade Combat Team                                                               Bay St. Louis, MS

Responsible for analyzing, coordinating, planning, and tasking over eight hundred missions in order to provide vital supplies throughout the Iraqi Theatre of Operations. Daily analyzed mission statistics and enemy activity in order to develop constantly changing convoy policies and mission protocols. Accountable for planning all missions in accordance with the government of Iraq laws and restrictions daily. Operational liaison between Battalion Commander, Kellogg Brown and Root, Agility Logistics, and adjacent units throughout Iraq. Provided essential guidance to Convoy Commanders in order to safely and effectively achieve mission goals. Maintained operational situational awareness in an ever changing process to completely withdraw essential equipment out of Iraq on a strict timeline given by United States Force Command. Conducted critical analysis in order to provide force protection platforms to safely secure equipment and personnel through unstable and insurgent strong holds. Applied military decision making process to every operation to ensure accurate staff estimates were given to Command for course of action selection.

 

TRAINING NCO                                      Years Employed (2008-Present)

1-155 Infantry Battalion, 155^th Brigade Combat Team _                                             Bay St. Louis, MS

Responsible for maintaining and supervising individual, leader, and collective training for a unit in a highly deployed heavy brigade combat team. Developed, implemented, and supervised the mission essential task list for the training of sixty-five personnel for combat operations.  Managed and maintain the unit’s army funding allocation module, army training requirements and resources system, digital training management system, and army physical fitness program. Conducted and supervised range operations.  Managed and sustained the risk management program and ensured all safety laws and regulations were enforced. Managed soldiers orders and travel itineraries, to include funding, in accordance with all regulations. Appointed Safety NCO for the organization and responsible for abiding all OSHA laws and standards. Implemented composite risk management into every aspect of our organization.  Managed all Safety programs and conducted quarterly and annual Safety Inspections. Developed and implemented an order of merit for specialty schools listed throughout the unit. Ensured the unit met all of the Commander’s guidance effectively and efficiently, to support the current Army Force General Cycle.

 

ADMINISTRATIVE NCO          Years Employed (2006-07)

1-155 Infantry Battalion,155^th Brigade Combat Team                                                                     Poplarville, MS

Maintained and managed personnel and medical records, Commanders Pay Management Report, Unit Manning Report, Strength Management Program, Family Readiness Program, Travel Itineraries, and Mobilization Readiness. Responsible for the Unit Payroll System. 

 

INFANTRY SQUAD LEADER    Years Employed (2002-06)

1-155 Infantry Battalion, 155^th Brigade Combat Team                                                                      McComb, MS

While deployed to Iraq, in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom III. Responsible for mounted and dismounted operations in a combat zone.  Duties include security of US/UN Coalition Personnel and safety of Iraqi Nationals.  Conducted search and arrest of insurgency cells throughout Iraqi Area of Operations. Conducted raids in accordance with Iraqi Army and Police forces.  Escorted and maintained security of military convoys on a daily basis.  Gathered and processed intelligence throughout Theatre of Operations.  Directly employed fifteen personnel on a daily basis.  Help plan and execute numerous reconnaissance positions.  Maintained responsibility for over 250 thousand dollars worth of equipment. 

 

ADMINISTRATION CHIEF    Years Employed (2000-01)

Headquarters Battalion 1^st Marine Division                                                                            Camp Pendleton, CA

Personally responsible for the safety, training, education, and duties of eight personnel on a daily basis.  Managed and supervised administrative office with duties to include Paralegal, Awards, Training, Publications, and Mail Operations.  Responsible for receiving, processing, and distributing mail to over a 1,000 personnel on a daily basis, all in accordance with Military and United States Postal Regulations.    

 

WEAPONS CUSTODIAN AND ARMORER                                                           Years Employed (1999-00)

2^nd Battalion 1^st Marine Division                                                                                                           Camp Pendleton, CA

Responsible for accountability of over two million dollars worth of equipment. Developed and implemented preventive maintenance schedules.  Responsible for ordering new and replacement parts for weapons and optics.  Conducted all inspections in accordance with government regulations.  Maintained reports accurately to keep Commander informed of utilization and efficiency of all Combat Arms Systems.  Helped plan and execute numerous operations with staff to keep U.S. Soldiers trained and proficient in their respective positions.

 

INFANTRY SQUAD LEADER                                                                                  Years Employed (1997-99)

2^nd Battalion 1^st Marine Division                                                                                                                Camp Pendleton, CA

Responsible for the development and implementation of safety programs, training cycles, and career growth of up to twenty personnel.  Directed and supervised deployment and employment of personnel on a daily basis.  Responsible for over 200,000 dollars of equipment, while being deployed throughout the Western Pacific.  Conducted numerous Security Operations in Support of Humanitarian Aid throughout Africa.  Conducted Emergency Response and Security to U.S. Embassy in Nairobi, Kenya. 

 

 

 

Business Management                                                                                     Years Attended (2003-2009)   

Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College                                                                                                              Biloxi, MS

Total Credits = 9

 

Project Management                                                                                                    Years Attended (2010-2012)

Ashford University                                                                                                                               Clinton, Iowa

Total Credits = 41

 

Professional Training & Certificates:

 

▪      Armor Training Assessment Course

▪      Tank Commanders Certification Course

▪      M1A1 Tank Vehicle Crew Evaluator Course

▪      Counter Improvised Explosive Device Level III Certified Instructor

▪      Force XXI Battle Command Brigade Leader Course

▪      Combat Lifesaver Course

▪      Non Commissioned Officers Professional Development Course

▪      Warrior Leaders Course

▪      M1A1 Armor Crewman

▪      Naval Aviation Water Survival Program N9

▪      Naval Aviation Water Survival Program N7

▪      Marine Corps School of Infantry

▪      Unit Victim Advocate

▪      DOD Information Assurance Awareness

▪      DOD Anti-Terrorism Level I Awareness

▪      DOD Personal Identifiable Information

▪      Composite Risk Management Course

▪      Commanders Safety Course

▪      Accident Avoidance Course

▪      Manager’s Safety Course

▪      Supervisor’s Safety Course

▪      Employee’s Safety Course

▪      Additional Duty Safety NCO Course

▪      Training for Accountable Officials and Certifying Officers Course

▪      Senior Instructor Operator COFT XXI Course

▪      OSHA First Line Supervisor

▪      Knowledge Management Representative

▪      Training Officer / Operations NCO Course

▪      Unmanned Aircraft Systems Operator Course

 

Professional Awards:

 

NAVY ACHIEVEMENT MEDAL; MARINE CORPS GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL; SOUTHWEST ASIA SERVICE MEDAL; HUMANITARIAN SERVICE MEDAL; SEA SERVICE DEPLOYMENT RIBBON; ARMY COMMENDATION MEDAL-2; NATIONAL DEFENSE SERVICE MEDAL; OVERSEAS SERVICE RIBBON-3; ARMED FORCES SERVICE MEDAL W/M DEVICE; GLOBAL WAR ON TERRORISM SERVICE MEDAL; MISSISSIPPI EMERGENCY SERVICE MEDAL; ARMY SERVICE RIBBON; CERTIFICATE OF COMMENDATION; MERITORIOUS SERVICE MEDAL; IRAQ CAMPAIGN MEDAL-3;

 

             Professional skills:

 

▪      Possess strong communication and people skills.

▪      Microsoft Word, Excel, Database, and Power Point.

▪      Strong moral and work ethics.

▪      Work well unsupervised or part of a team.

▪      Secret Security Clearance.