2000-2001
Instructor, 2nd Battalion, 640th Regiment (Training), Utah Regional Training Institute, Camp Williams, Utah. 
(MOS 12B4H - Utah Army National Guard)

Duties include Assistant Instructor for 13F10 MOS Course, Assistant Instructor for the DLITC Course, webmaster for the RTI, and additional Instructor duties as assigned (i.e.: BNCOC, TAITC, etc.). 

1998-2000
Platoon Sergeant, 3^rd Platoon, C Company, 1457^th Engineer Battalion (Corps) (Combat), Spanish Fork, Utah.
(MOS 12B4P - Utah Army National Guard)

Responsible for the training and supervision of a Combat Engineer Platoon. Coordinated and helped plan training for the platoon, supervised maintenance on the platoon equipment and provided administrative support to members of the platoon. Supervised the construction of two large buildings during Annual Training 1999 on the Alaska Road Project, near Ketchikan, Alaska. Assisted with the Family Support Group for the unit.  Instructed the Distributed Learning Equipment Orientation Course weekly.

1993-1998
Assistant Operations Sergeant, 1457^th Engineer Battalion (Corps) (Combat), American Fork, Utah.
(MOS 12B4P - Utah Army National Guard)

Responsible for the day to day leadership of the enlisted soldiers within the Operations/ Intelligence Section. Organized, supervised, and reported training and training effectiveness of the section. Served as the Operations Sergeant in the absence of the Operations Sergeant. Served on the Headquarters Company Leadership Team and helped coordinate the Family Support Group. During the summer of 1994, taught MOS 12B to battalion personnel under the direction of the Utah Military Academy. During June through August 1995, served as a leadership evaluator and instructor for the Western Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) Region Advanced Camp at Fort Lewis, Washington. During the period between June 1996 to March 1997, had temporary duty as the Operations Sergeant for the Distance Learning Team, Army Training Division, National Guard Bureau (ADSW).

1990-1992
Course Supervisor, Forward Observer Course, Casper and Laramie, Wyoming, 5046^th US Army Reserve Forces School, Aurora, Colorado.
(MOS 13F4H - Army Reserve)

Responsible for the supervision of instructors of the Forward Observer Course (MOS 13F10). Supported the 3^rd Battalion, 49^th Field Artillery Regiment, Wyoming Army National Guard. During that period, I also served as a liaison between the Active Army, Army Reserve and Army National Guard on University of Wyoming Military Day.

1988-1990
Primary Leadership Development Course and Basic NCO Course Senior Instructor, Casper and Sheridan, Wyoming, and Fort Collins, Colorado, 5046^th US Army Reserve Forces School, Aurora, Colorado.
(MOS 11B4H – Army Reserve)

Responsible for the instruction of junior NCOs from the 461^st Engineer Company, with units in Casper and Sheridan, Wyoming and C Co., 244^th Engineer Battalion in Fort Collins, Colorado. Courses content included leadership, counseling, map reading, tactics, and various other military subjects. Taught BNCOC during the majority of the training year, and PLDC during the three Spring months and during annual training.

1985-1988
Army Reserve Recruiter, Casper Recruiting Company, Denver Recruiting Battalion, Casper, Wyoming.
(MOS 00E4H - Army Reserve)

Responsible for the Army Reserve recruiting for Wyoming and western Nebraska headquartered from the Casper Recruiting Station. Area included 95 high schools, 5 colleges and a university. Supported the 461^st Engineer Company, Casper, Cheyenne and Sheridan, Wyoming. Awarded the Gold Recruiting Badge with three sapphire stars for recruiting 154 soldiers in the Army Reserve.

1984-1985
Combat Engineer Instructor, 6228^th US Army Reserve School, Boise, Idaho.
(MOS 12B4H - Army Reserve)

1982-1984
Platoon Sergeant, 3^rd Platoon, A Company, 321^st Combat Engineer Battalion (Corps) (Combat), Boise, Idaho.
(MOS 12B4P - Army Reserve)

Duties included supervision of training of a Combat Engineer Platoon, planning and coordinator of training, maintenance of platoon equipment, and administration of the platoon. Additionally, as the senior NCO, in the Boise detachment, served for a short time as the acting detachment commander, then as the acting First Sergeant during the relocation of A Company.

1981-1982
Advanced NCO Course Instructor, 6228^th US Army Reserve School, Boise, Idaho.
(MOS 11B3H – Army Reserve)

1980-1981
Basic NCO Course Instructor, 6228^th US Army Reserve School, Boise, Idaho.
(MOS 11B3H – Army Reserve)

1978-1980
Primary NCO Course and Primary Leadership Course Instructor, 6228^th US Army Reserve School, Boise, Idaho.
(MOS 11B3H – Army Reserve)

1977-1978
Mortar Section Sergeant, F Troop, 2nd Squadron, 116^th Armored Cavalry Regiment, Nampa, Idaho.
(MOS 11C2P - Idaho Army National Guard)

Directed training for the section members, served as the platoon sergeant when the three mortar sections were organized as a platoon. Operated the FDC (M-16 Plotting Board) for the sections. Also served for a short time as a crew leader of a cavalry scout vehicle, and as an assistant squad leader for both a scout squad (MOS 11D2P, now 19D2P) and for an infantry squad (MOS 11B2P) in the troop (prior to the reorganization of the troop resulting in the demise of the infantry squads).

1974-1977
Heavy Weapons Leader, Special Forces A-Team 6 (OpDet 125), B Company, 1^st Battalion, 19^th Special Forces Group (Airborne), 1st Special Forces, Provo, Utah.
(MOS 11C2S [New MOS 18B2P] - Utah Army National Guard)

Duties included parachute jumps from high performance aircraft, the instruction of untrained personnel in the use of anti-tank weapons (106 mm & 90 mm recoilless rifles, mines and the LAAW), the M-60 machine gun, the M- 18 Claymore mine, demolitions, mortars, and various foreign military weapons. Cross-trained as a radio operator. Trained to survive and operate covertly behind enemy lines for long periods of time.

1970-1974
Infantry Rifleman, 4^th Marine Division, Kansas City, Missouri.  
(MOS 0311 – Marine Reserve)

1968-1969
Reconnaissance Marine, Recon Team 2A2, 2^nd Platoon, A Company, 3^rd Reconnaissance Battalion, 3^rd Marine Division, Quang Tri Province, Republic of Vietnam.
(MOS 0311/8651 [New MOS 0321] - Marine Corps)

Participated in long range reconnaissance patrols in the northern-most province of South Vietnam, in and around the Demilitarized Zone. Patrols lasting between 6 days and a month. Served variously as the team radioman, machine gunner, and grenadier. Operated in support of ten major operations, including Lancaster II, Kentucky, Napoleon/Saline, Nanking, Dawson River, Marshall Mountain, Dawson River West, Golden Cordor, and Dewey Canyon. Additional duties included ambushes, rough riders and perimeter guard.

Awards:
Combat Action Ribbon, Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation w/Oak Leaf Cluster, Vietnamese Gallantry Cross w/Palm, Vietnamese Civil Actions 1^st Class w/Oak Leaves, National Defense Service Metal (2), Vietnam Service Metal w/3, Vietnam Campaign Metal w/Device, Good Conduct Metal (2), Army Achievement Metal (2), Army Reserve Component Achievement Metal (3), Army Service Ribbon, Armed Forces Reserve Metal, Overseas Service Ribbon (2), Reserve Components Overseas Service Ribbon (3), NCO Professional Development Ribbon w/ 3, Utah National Guard Achievement Ribbon, Driver Badge, Gold Recruiting Badge w/ 3 Sapphire Stars, Army Basic Parachuting Badge, & Republic of Korea Basic Parachuting Badge.

Military Education:
Basic Training, MCRD, San Diego, California, 1968.
MOS 0300, Basic Infantryman, 2nd Infantry Training Regiment, Cp. Pendleton, Calif., 1968.
MOS 0311, Infantry Rifleman, 2nd Infantry Training Regiment, Cp. Pendleton, Calif., 1968.
MOS 8651 (now 0321), Marine Recon School, Cp. Pendleton, Calif., 1968.
Basic Airborne, Infantry School, Fort Benning, Georgia, 1975.
NCO Academy, Utah Military Academy, Cp. Williams, Utah, 1976.
PNCOC Cadre Training Course, NCO Academy, Fort Indiantown Gap, Penn., 1978.
Primary Leadership Course, 6228^th USAR School, Boise, Idaho, 1978.
Defensive Driving Course, Post Safety Office, Presidio of San Francisco, Cal., 1979.
BNCOC, 6228^th USAR School, Boise, Idaho, 1981.
ANCOC, 6228^th USAR School, Boise, Idaho, 1982.
Methods of Learning Course, Sixth Army MOSTC, Camp Parks, Calif., 1984.
Course Manager Course, MOLC, Sixth Army MOSTC, Camp Parks, Calif., 1984.
PLDC Cadre Training, 6229^th USAR School, Camp Rilea, Oregon, 1985.
Army Recruiter Course, Recruiting & Retention School, Ft. Ben Harrison, Indiana, 1985.
Lee Dubois Sales Training, Denver Recruiting Battalion, Denver, Colorado, 1986.
Instructor Training Course, 5046^th USAR School, Casper, Wyoming, 1987.
MOS 13F, 5046^th USARF School, Laramie, Wyoming, 1991.
Distance Learning Instructor Training Course, NG PEC, Cp. Robinson, Arkansas, 1998.
Completed Correspondence Courses Include:
    Battalion Training Management System, 1981.
    Psychological Operations Course, 1992.
    Combat Engineer Course, 1993.