Service Equipment
Resume:
Richard Slade
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Phone: 337-***-**** Email: *******.*.*****@*****.***
Summary
Motivated and dependable problem solver with twenty years demonstrated ability to supervise, lead, follow and serve in all aspects of
operations while also being responsible for the training of subordinate personnel. Experienced, results oriented leader of teams in foreign
countries providing tactical and technical guidance to subordinates and professional support to superiors and subordinates.
Experience
United States Army, Staff Sergeant 1993 Present
Unit Supply Specialist (2011 Present)
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Supervised and performed duties involving receipt, storage, issue and accountability of individual, organizational, installation and
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expendable supplies and equipment.
Supervise and implement the care, maintenance, and 100% accountability of property valued in excess of $25 million
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Ensure the safety, physical and mental welfare to include professional development of 2 Non Commissioned Officers and 7
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Soldiers
Manage deployment support for organization of 200 employees and an additional multinational organization of 180 employees
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Unit Supply Specialist (2011 2011)
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Supervised and performed duties involving receipt, storage, issue and accountability of individual, organizational, installation and
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expendable supplies and equipment.
Provide multi functional logistics and health service support to organization consisting of 3,500 employees and a fleet of 1,400
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vehicles
Manage all organizational supply, budget, transportation, and food service operations
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Ensure the safety, physical and mental welfare, training, and professional development of 7 peers and 72 subordinates
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Selected first among seniors and peers alike to serve as senior logistician of organization of 3,500 employees
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Unit Supply Specialist (2009 2011)
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Supervised and performed duties involving receipt, storage, issue and accountability of individual, organizational, installation and
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expendable supplies and equipment.
Manage the accuracy and 100% accountability of all property valued in excess of $10.5 million for an organization of 140
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employees
Utilized government purchase card to acquire needed equipment in a timely manner
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Unit Supply Specialist (2008 2009)
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Supervised and performed duties involving receipt, storage, issue and accountability of individual, organizational, installation and
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expendable supplies and equipment.
Maintain 100% accountability of equipment in excess of $16.5 million for an organization of 140 employees
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Responsible for the training, physical and mental welfare, and safety of two subordinates
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Provide deployment support for 140 employees and maintained 100% accountability of equipment valued in excess of $25 million
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while deployed to Iraq
Infantryman (2005 2008)
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Trained, led and supervised subordinate personnel. Received and implemented combat orders. Used maps and map overlays,
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performed intersection and resection, and determined elevation and grid azimuths.
Conduct several successful combat missions during Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan with zero loss of life and
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equipment
Administer the training, welfare, and professional development of 9 man rifle squad
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Infantryman (2005 2005)
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Trained, led and supervised subordinate personnel. Received and implemented combat orders. Used maps and map overlays,
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performed intersection and resection, and determined elevation and grid azimuths.
Supervise the selection and placement of employees into educational programs to fulfill training and skill requirements of 600
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employee organization
Create organizations reference library and educational tracking system
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Infantryman (2003 2005)
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Trained, led and supervised subordinate personnel. Received and implemented combat orders. Used maps and map overlays,
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performed intersection and resection, and determined elevation and grid azimuths.
Infantry rifle Squad Leader
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Infantryman (2000 2003)
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Trained, led and supervised subordinate personnel. Received and implemented combat orders. Used maps and map overlays,
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performed intersection and resection, and determined elevation and grid azimuths.
Stryker Vehicle Commander
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Ensure the safe operation of Stryker Infantry Vehicle including actions of driver and 8 man squad
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Provide transport and fire support for 8 man Infantry squad
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Participate in combat condition evaluation of the U.S. Army's Stryker Infantry Combat Vehicle
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Infantryman (1999 2000)
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Trained, led and supervised subordinate personnel. Received and implemented combat orders. Used maps and map overlays,
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performed intersection and resection, and determined elevation and grid azimuths.
Infantry Rifle Squad Leader
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Indirect Fire Infantryman (1998 1999)
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Employed crew and individual weapons in numerous ground combat tactical operations. Employed, fired and recovered anti
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personnel and anti tank mines.
Mortar Section Leader
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Infantryman (1997 1998)
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Trained, led and supervised subordinate personnel. Received and implemented combat orders. Used maps and map overlays,
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performed intersection and resection, and determined elevation and grid azimuths.
Assistant Operations Sergeant Ammo responsible for the forecasting and requisition of ammunition requirements for 600
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employee organization
Infantryman (1996 1997)
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Trained, led and supervised subordinate personnel. Received and implemented combat orders. Used maps and map overlays,
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performed intersection and resection, and determined elevation and grid azimuths.
Infantry Rifle Squad Leader
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Indirect Fire Infantryman (1994 1996)
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Employed crew and individual weapons in numerous ground combat tactical operations. Employed, fired and recovered anti
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personnel and anti tank mines.
Mortar Gunner and Squad Leader
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Infantryman (1993 1994)
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Trained, led and supervised subordinate personnel. Received and implemented combat orders. Used maps and map overlays,
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performed intersection and resection, and determined elevation and grid azimuths.
Trainee/ Scout Rifleman and Radio Telephone Operator
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Conduct several combat operations inside De Militarized Zone in Korea with no loss in life or equipment
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Recognized by supervisors as individual requiring little or no supervision while accomplishing all tasks assigned
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Simpson Duravent of Mississippi 1992 1993
Machinist Operator
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Operate machinery in the production of venting materials used in the operation of wood burning stoves in conditions requiring the
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dissipation of smoke
Operate press which forms connections on pipe vent ends to join multiple pipes
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Cochran Sysco 1991 1991
Warehouse Agent
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Ensure accurate shipment of dry food service materials to regional customers
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Operate equipment used to move about large warehouse facility in the aid of fulfilling orders
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Organize products on shipping pallets to ensure ease of dissemination at destination
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McCarty Holman Distributors 1990 1991
Warehouse Agent
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Ensure accurate shipment of perishable meats and food products to regional grocery retailers
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Operate equipment used to move about large warehouse facility in the aid of fulfilling orders
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Organize products on shipping pallets to ensure ease of dissemination at destination
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Load products onto conveyance for distribution to customer without damage to product or equipment
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Conco Food Service 1987 1990
Warehouse Agent
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Ensure accurate shipment of dry, frozen, and produce foods
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Operate equipment used to move about large warehouse facility in the aid of fulfilling orders
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Operate equipment used to move about large warehouse facility in the aid of fulfilling orders
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Load products onto conveyance for distribution to customer without damage to product or equipment
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Staged and moved conveyances around grounds to ensure loading and unloading of products
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Education
Columbia College, Coumbia, MO
Associates Degree in General Studies
Senior Standing, BA in History
Airborne School
Qualifies Soldiers in parachute as a means of combat deployment and develops leadership, self confidence and an aggressive spirit.
Advanced Leader Course
Focuses on leadership and technical skills required to prepare Soldiers selected for promotion to effectively lead squad/platoon sized units.
Jumpmaster School
Purpose is to train personnel in the skills necessary to jumpmaster a combat equipped jump and the proper attaching, jumping and releasing
of combat and individual equipment while participating in the actual jump.
Senior Leader Course
Enables Soldiers to acquire the leadership, technical and tactical skills, knowledge and experience needed to lead platoon/company sized
units.
Warrior Leader Course
Teaches the basic skills to lead small groups of Soldiers.
Emergency Medical Technician Basic
Provides basic lifesaving techniques and procedures used by EMT personnel and ambulance services
Technical Transportation of Hazardous Materials
Provides regulations and procedures for the transportation of hazardous materials within constraints of federal, state, and local regulations
Unit Movement Officer Course
Qualifies Soldiers in the identification and certification of loads being transported via road, rail, air, or sea.
Awards & Honors
Meritorious Service Medal, Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal, Army Good Conduct Medal, National Defense
Service Medal, Afghanistan Campaign Medal, Iraq Campaign Medal, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal, Global War on
Terrorism Service Medal, Korea Defense Service Medal, Army Overseas Service Ribbon, Army NCO Professional Development Ribbon
Personal Skills
Capable problem solver, Communication, CPR, Detail oriented, First aid, Leadership, Logistics, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint,
Microsoft Word, Personnel management, Resource management, Stress management, Windows proficiency
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