Chad E. Williams
Alexandria, LA *1302
abm90r@r.postjobfree.com
Objective: To obtain a career with Suddenlink Communications
Summary of Qualifications
Experienced leader with excellent verbal and written communication skills
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Initiative team member willing to take on added responsibilities
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Skilled in problem solving and adaptation in stressful situations while working with people of
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different cultural and social backgrounds
9 Received numerous awards and letters of appreciation for exceptional job performance
10 Had numerous deployments including Kuwait, Macedonia, Bosnia, and Iraq
11 Knowledgeable of Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
Employment History
U.S. Army
Staff Sergeant/ Tank Commander September 1996 - December 2006
Ft. Riley, KS/Kuwait
Directed deployment of personnel and battle equipment in combat operations and training exercises.
Interpreted maps and evaluated terrain, selecting routes, areas, and firing positions. Identified and
selected targets. Directed fire of tank weapons and issued fire commands. Requested, observed, and
adjusted supporting fire. Responded to direction from platoon leader. Coordinated action of tank with
platoon and supporting elements. Planned movement routes. Conducted battle drills and supervised
training of tank crew. Supervised crew operator maintenance. Coordinated requirements for unit
maintenance. Supervised camouflage of equipment. Evaluated work performance of subordinate crew
members. Ensured collection and proper reporting of intelligence data to unit and responsible staff
sections. Assisted in planning, organization, direction, training, supervision, coordination, and
reporting activities of tank platoon or staff section. Collected, evaluated, and assisted in interpretation
and dissemination of combat information. Supervised the employment of Operations Security
measures.
• Successfully managed the operational readiness and maintenance of over $ 4,000,000
equipment
• Tracked, accounted for, and routed classified information with 100% accuracy
• Trained Radio Telephone Operators to provide timely and accurate reports, maintain the
operations situations map, and ensure operations area was a functional work place
• Cross-trained the soldiers to be able to work any position in the G-3 battle desk
• As a Tank Commander/Senior Instructor, trained numerous soldiers on basic and advanced
driving and gunnery skills
• Successfully managed all incoming and outgoing messages for unit during deployment.
Tank Driver/ G3 Operations Sergeant August 1991 – August 1996
Ft. Lewis, WA
Operated tracked and wheeled vehicles over varied terrain and roadways in combat formation and
armor marches. Positioned vehicle in firing position and secured battle position. Prepared tank for
operations under various weather conditions and for night vision operations. Secured, prepared and
stowed ammunition aboard tank. Loaded, unloaded, cleared, and performed misfire procedures on
main gun. Exercised safety precautions in ammunition handling. Assisted in target detection and
identification. Placed turret in operation. Determined range to target. Assisted in bore sight, screen and
zeroed main gun. Loaded, fired, cleared, and applied immediate action on machine guns. Assisted in
preparation of range and sketch cards. Used and responded to oral commands and visual signals.
Prepared radio equipment for operation. Performed operator maintenance on turret, weapons, controls,
and communications equipment. Assisted in performance of unit maintenance of turret components.
Assisted tank commander in training tank crew. Assisted in the performance of unit maintenance of
automotive components. Trained subordinates in all tactical phases.
• Successfully managed and maintained a weapon systems on a $2.5 million battle tank
• Performed all the duties and given tasks with dedication and enthusiasm.
Training and Education
Industrial Electronics Louisiana Technical College, Alexandria, LA
December 2009
Associate’s Degree, General Studies, 1996 Barton County Community College,
Great Bend, KS
Diploma, 1991 Bunkie High School, Bunkie, LA
US Army
The Primary Leadership Development Course, 40 hours
Basic Noncommissioned Officer Course for Combat Arms, 80 hours
Advanced Noncommissioned Officer Course, 80 hours
Instructor Training Course, 40 hours
Intro to Defense Reutilization/Marketing System Certificate, 40 hours
The Senior Noncommissioned Officer Orientation Course, 40 hours
Tank Crew Evaluator Training, 40 hours
Leadership, Battle Skills, Administrative Plans, techniques of Military Instruction, Weapons,
Operations, Personnel Administration, Leadership, and Military Justice through the United
States Marine Corps, 40 hours
Achievements
• 4 Army Good Conduct Medals
• 9 Army Commendation Medals
• NATO Medal
• UN Medal
• 14 Certificate of Achievement Awards
• Noncommissioned Officer Initiative Award