JOHNNY VICKERS

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ARMAMENT SYSTEMS / SIGHTING & FIRE CONTROL SYSTEMS

WHEELS / TRACKED & TOWED VEHICLES

QUALIFIED/EXPERIENCED IN FOLLOWING U. S. ARMY (MOS) FIELDS

. 91F Formerly 45B: Small Arms/Mortars

. 91G Formerly 45G: Sighting & Fire Control Systems

91K Formerly 45K: Tank Turret/Bradley Fighting Vehicles

. 91P Formerly 45L: Artillery (self-propelled & towed)

. 91H Formerly 63H: Wheel and Track Vehicles

Security Clearance: Active Secret / US Citizen / US Passport

Forty (40) years of successful and inter-personal skills, supervisory,

hands-on technical experience, expertise, data analyst, (IAW) TRADOC

Regulation 350-70 / DA-PAM 750-8 (TAMMS) curriculum development, plan of

instructions, lesson plans, student guides, student handouts, small group

instructor/trainer in operator, organizational, direct support, general

support and depot levels of maintenance, repair, training and organized

operations within military and civilian maintenance facilities,

workshops/workstations, in specialized maintenance activities and field

environment.

. Performed, supervised personnel and maintenance operation of Unit,

Direct Support, General Support and Depot maintenance and logistical

operations and as Lead Representative of maintenance assistance and

inspection team (MAIT).

Preformed Quality Assurance management/operations and as Production

Control Supervisor.

. Supervision and training of cadre, (officer/enlisted/civilian)

maintenance and logistical personnel in specialized fields or areas of

expertise.

. Supervision and training of interpreters/translators in

comprehensible, verbal and written technical terminology translations.

. Designed/developed functional training aids in support of

turret/sighting & fire control needs.

. Computer literate in use of the following: Microsoft Programs i.e.;

Windows XP 2000, Windows 7, Word, Works, Excel, Access and PowerPoint.

SYSTEMS / VEHICLES / EQUIPMENT

PRESENTLY AND / OR PREVIOUSLY MAINTAINED:

Common Sensor System (CSP) / Muliti-Spectral Targeting System (MST) / High-

Low Quadrant Elevation Threat Detection System (HILO-QE) / Unattended

Ground Sensor System (UGSS)

Tank Combat: M48A5 105-MM Tank Combat:

M60A1/RISE/PASSIVE 105-MM

Tank Combat: M60A2 152-MM Tank Combat: M60A3

(TTS/IFCS) 105-MM

Tank Combat: M1A1 120-MM Tank Combat: M1A2

120-MM

Tank Combat: AMX 30S 105-MM Tank Combat: T55 100-MM

AR/AAV: M551/A1 152-MM Combat Engineer

Vehicle: M728 165-MM

Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle (EFV) Proto-Type

Bradley Fighting Vehicles: M2A2/M3A2 (BFV)

Armored Personnel Carriers: M113A2/A3 (FOV)

Howitzer (Self-Propelled): M109A1 thru M109A6 -155-MM

Howitzer (Self-Propelled): M110/110A1 - 8 Inch/203MM

Howitzer (Towed): M102 105-MM Howitzer (Towed):

M114A1/A2 155-MM

Howitzer (Towed): M119/L118 105-MM Howitzer (Towed): M198

155-MM

Howitzer (Towed): D-30J 122-MM Howitzer (Towed):

M46 130MM

Small Arms: Rifles/Machine Guns/Mortars

Recovery Vehicle: M88A1

Truck Tractor/Cargo/Wrecker: M800 Series

Truck Tractor/Cargo/Wrecker: M900 Series

High Mobility Maneuver Wheel Vehicle (HMMWV) Series

WORKED IN AND/OR WITH NATIONALS OF THE FOLLOWING COUNTRIES:

Bosnia & Herzegovina, Canada, Croatia, Egypt, France, Germany, India,

Jordan, Lebanon, Luxembourg, Morocco, Pakistan, Philippines, Saudi Arabia,

South Korea, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Tajikistan, Thailand and United Kingdom

JOHNNY VICKERS

2504 Burfoot Street

Chesapeake, Virginia 23324

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Security Clearance: Active Secret

PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVE:

I would provide your organization with hands on technical and management

skills, knowledge and expertise associated with land combat vehicles

armament systems, sighting & fire control systems, uhf/vhf communication

systems, logistical, advisory, maintenance and technical training at the

user level, organizational, direct support, field support and depot

operations levels.

CAREER SUMMARY:

Forty (40) years of expertise covers U.S. Army and foreign manufactured

Tanks, Bradley Fighting Vehicles, Armored Personnel Carriers, Artillery

(self-propelled and towed), Small Arms, Machine Guns, Mortars, Anti-Tank

Weapons, Wheel and Track vehicles.

In addition the maintaining of communication, transportation equipment,

test measurement & diagnostic equipment, and support systems.

I have accumulated (40) years of interpersonal skills, technical

experience, expertise, in an overseas / Foreign Service environment working

with/using, The U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC)

maintenance management system (TAMMS).

Performed and trained as cadre, of military and civilian maintenance and

user personnel in logistical support, supply, quality assurance, and

quality control.

Development of curriculum and establishment of course of instructions,

lesson plans, instructor guides, student guides, student handouts and

academic materials in support of fielding, sustainment, maintenance and

(OJT) maintenance training programs.

Setup and Establishment of Unit, Organizational, direct support, general

support and depot maintenance and logistical operations.

Establishment of Prescribed Load List (PLL) and Authorized Supply List

(ASL) in accordance with (IAW) vehicle, equipment type and density.

Maintained the following subsystems of land combat vehicles weapon firing,

ramming, loading, recoiling, elevating, and traversing components.

Performed maintenance/training on Thermal Imaging Systems and Night Vision

devices related to land combat vehicles Armament Sighting & Fire Control

systems.

Experience/expertise in the use, operation and care of (STE-M1-BFV-DSESTS).

Use of multimeters, oscilloscopes, vernier calipers, micrometers, pullover

gages, bore erosion gages, borescopes, (M1/M2/M3) and recoil exerciser

kits.

. Years of experience working with U. S. Army and foreign military vehicles

and equipment i.e. tanks, howitzers, small arms, mortars, wheels and

tracked vehicles.

. Utilized, trained and instructed cadre, military and civilian maintenance

personnel in the use of The Army Maintenance Management System (TAMMS).

. Developed and established the criteria and standards for the evaluations

of maintenance personnel (cadre & students) in accordance with U. S.

Army, company guidelines, policies, procedures, contractual requirements

and standards.

. Setup, organized, advised and assisted in the establishment of workshops,

workstations, and repair facilities at organizational through depot

levels of maintenance.

. Recommended, suggested, and advised management with the establishment of

direct exchange lists, shop stock lists, line replaceable units, (LRU)

and shop replaceable units (SRU) at unit, organizational, direct support,

general support and depot levels.

. Performed crew/operator, organizational, direct support, general support

and depot level maintenance on turret, cupola, cabs, artillery,

traversing systems, elevating systems, recoil mechanisms and support

systems, firing systems, loading systems, sighting/fire control and

communication systems.

. Performed as a member of maintenance assistance and inspection team

(MAIT), training cadre and counterparts in performing all levels of

maintenance, solider evaluations, setup, organizing and establishment of

workshops, workstations, shop stock list, prescribe load list (PLL) and

(ASL) Automated Supply List and Petroleum Oil Lubricants (POL) required

for sustainment of line replaceable units (LRU), shop replaceable units

(SRU) repair parts and major assemblies.

EDUCATION

CIVILIAN: Graduated-Union Kempsville High School, June 1969 Virginia

Beach, VA.

Business Management (101) Course, University of

Maryland

February thru March 1991 Cairo, Egypt.

English (101) Course, University of Maryland

April thru May 1991 Cairo, Egypt.

G-3 Gymnasticator Operations and Maintenance Course

August 1, thru August 15, 1991 Cairo, Egypt.

M1A2 Tank Instructor Certification Course- General

Dynamics (GD)

February 14, thru May 9, 1994 Fort Knox, Kentucky.

Direct Support/General Support Tank Turret Repairer

(45K) Course,

February 14, thru March 26, 1994 Fort Knox, Kentucky.

Direct Support/General Support Fire Control Systems

Repairer (45G)

Course, March 28, thru May 9, 1994 Fort Knox,

Kentucky.

Six Sigma Specialist Course, Raytheon Technical

Services Co. LLC

January 15, thru 19, 2007 Indianapolis, Indiana

Unattended Ground Sensor System (UGSS) Vortex/Monitron

Co.

November 1, thru November 5, 2010 Albuquerque, New

Mexico

MILITARY: Basic Combat Training, School Bridgade, Fort Dix, New Jersey.

July 18, 1971 thru September 18, 1971.

(OJT) Training (63H10) Wheel/Track Vehicle Mechanic.

Co A 27th Maintenance Battalion, 1st Cavalry Division

October 1, 1971 thru December 31, 1971. Fort Hood,

Texas (Awarded MOS).

Tank Turret Maintenance Course (45K/M9) School

Brigade

January 6, 1972 thru March 1, 1972. Fort Knox,

Kentucky.

Basic Leadership Training Course 3rd Infantry

Division, Ledward Barracks

June 10, thru June 14, 1973 Schweinfurt, Germany.

Direct Support/General Support Maintenance Course

(M60A2 Tank,

Combat, 152MM), Combined Arms Training Center,

Vilseck, Germany.

May 10, 1976 thru June 4, 1976

HQ, U.S. Army Tank Automotive Command Warren,

Michigan.

Primary Leadership Course (NCO) U. S. Army Armor

Center and School,

January 6, thru January 27, 1978. Fort Knox,

Kentucky.

Date of Birth: 03 / 03 / .

U. S. PASSPORT #: 4845

Issue Date : 30 / 12 / 2002 Expiration Date: 27

/ 02 / 2022.

Health: Excellent

DETAILED EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

April 2013 - Present: JAL Welding and Machine Works

Field Service Engineer

. Performed extensive operation, evaluation, maintenance and improvement

recommendations to (Proto-Type) Hydraulic Soil/Oil/Water Cleaning

Machinery associated with US Domestic Oil Industry.

Oct. 2010 - April 2012: Raytheon Technical Services Company (RTSC)

Field Service Engineer, UGGS / HILO-

QE / MTS-B

. One of key personnel in selecting, establishment, setup of Raytheon

Maintenance and Training Facility in Dushanbe, Tajikistan

. One of key personnel performing 100 % initial inventory, initial

inspection, and maintenance assessment of Unattended Ground Sensor

System (UGSS) totaling (1300) pieces of equipment valued at $4.8M

dollars, identifying (22) unserviceable units and the

maintenance/repairs required to return these (22) units to full

mission capable status (FMC)

. Development of (UGSS) component tracking and maintenance services,

repair documentation (IAW)

company standards

. Providing Raytheon/US Government (contractor) with critical

information on the status of each of the (UGSS) components

. One of key personnel presenting user/operator and maintenance training

to select Tajikistan Border

Guard Service (TBGS) personnel in a small group (8) setting

in both classroom and field environment

. Operation, Maintenance and Scheduled Services of HILO-QE / MTS-B

Systems

June 2004 - July 2010: Raytheon Technical Services Incorporated (RTSC)

Senior Field Technical Support

Engineer

. Installer, Maintainer, Trainer, Evaluator of Integrated Fire Control

System (IFCS) and

related fire control components i.e.; Fire Control Computer, Gunners

Sight Electronic Unit, Gun Turret

Drive Electronic Unit, Elite II - Laser Range Finder, High

Performance Infrared Equipment and Gun

Trunnion Resolver.

. Recommending, advising, suggesting, assisting and performing tasks as

required to ensure success-

ful upgrading and fielding of the M60A3 (IFCS) Tank into the

Jordanian Army.

. Keeping local management informed, and providing engineering

recommendations for improvement and/or changes in design, location and

function of components of M60A3 / Challenger Tanks systems.

September 2003 - April 2004: Lear Siegler Services Incorporated (LSI)

Leadman: Maintenance

Production

. Planned, Scheduled, Implemented, Supervised and assigned mission

workload too subordinates

(Leadman/Mechanics/Logistics Personnel), maintained daily

maintenance/logistical status of

vehicles/equipment, kept Site Supervisor informed of any

technical/logistical/support problems

and related issues that would/could affect mission

accomplishment on schedule and chaired daily

staff/technical meeting with U.S. Army and Prime Contractor,

Warehouse Services Agency (WSA).

Vehicles/Equipment: M1A1 Tank, M2/M3 (BFV), M88A1 Recovery

Vehicle, M109A6 Howitzer.

January 2003 - September 2003: General Dynamics Amphibious Systems (GDAMS)

Driver/Mechanic /

Maintenance Technician (DMMT)

. As a member of Test and Evaluation Team performed duties as Driver,

Mechanic and Maintenance Technician on the Advance Amphibious Assault

Vehicle (AAAV). U.S. Marine Corp Vehicle.

. Provided past and present skills in Preventive Maintenance Checks and

Services (PMCS), Operator / Crew tasks, Organizational and Direct Support

Maintenance expertise in Removal / Installation / Adjustment of Electro-

Hydraulic / Pneumatic and Mechanical components i.e., Engine,

Transmission, Line Replaceable Units, (LRU) i.e., Hydro-Pneumatic

Suspension Unit, (HSU), Idler / Track Tensioner, (ITT), Prime Power

Control Unit, (PPC), Commanders Display Panel, (CDP), Weapon Station

Electronic Unit, (WSEU), Hull Power Distribution Unit, (HPDU), Turret

Electronic Unit, (TEU), Thermal Imaging System, (TIS), and related

Sighting & Fire Control Systems components.

. The use of Test Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment to test, measure,

adjust, verify and validate the serviceability of Line Replaceable Units

(LRU) and Software associated with components of Advance Amphibious

Assault Vehicle.

. Revision of existing maintenance documentation / forms to better capture

critical vehicle systems data and information i.e., mileage/km, hours,

cautions, warnings, fuel consumption, oil usage, spare parts usage and

maintenance/repairs.

. Recommending / Suggesting modifications, improvements too increase

performance, reliability, accuracy of weapon system and maintenance

friendly change recommendations.

. Above stated duties and/or responsibilities were/are accomplished at

field test sites in Yuma, Arizona, Aberdeen, Maryland, Paxutent River,

Maryland, Camp Pendleton, California, Fort AP Hill, Virginia, Fort

Wainwright, Alaska in addition too Woodbridge, Virginia.

Vehicles/Equipment: Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle (EFV).

October 1999-December 2002: Lear Siegler Services Incorporated (LSI)

Leadman/Quality

Control Inspector/ Mechanic

. Organized workload, making work assignments and supervising fifteen-

thirty (15-30) mechanics in the maintenance and repair too 10/20

standards of U. S. Army wheel, track vehicles and transportation

equipment.

. Liaison between Warehouse Services Agency (WSA), Quality Control and U.

S. Army (customer) Quality Assurance Branch.

. Maintaining daily and weekly manpower production reports,

assisting/advising management in maintenance and supply operations and

procedures.

. Advising management in areas relating too class (IX) repair parts

stockage levels and possible problematic areas.

. Recommending to management the means of improving overall maintenance and

logistical systems and program procedures too improve and enhance program

productivity.

. Providing management with maintenance and logistical expertise in all

areas of crew/operator, organizational, direct support and general

support levels of maintenance on wheel, tracked vehicles and

transportation equipment supported by (WSA) activity and U.S. Army Combat

Equipment Group Luxembourg.

. Advising and assisting management in planning, development and

establishment of present maintenance program and future proposals in the

maintenance and/or logistical areas of responsibilities.

. Organized, established, requisitioned technical and repair parts manuals

and setup of company technical library.

. Developed quick reference services kits and repair parts list for all

applicable vehicles and equipment for use by mechanics and logistic

personnel.

. Co-ordinates with supply/logistic branch as to the daily status of

requested repair parts and expected delivery dates of said items.

. Vehicles / Equipment: M1A1Tank Combat, M109A6 Howitzer (SP), M992A2

Ammunition Carrier, M113A2 Armored Personnel Carrier, M998 (HMMWV) -

(FOV), M800 Truck Cargo/Tractor series, M925/M931 Truck Cargo/Tractor,

M915 Tractor, Transportation Equipment.

September 1998-October 1999: Military Professional Resources Inc. (MPRI)

Advisor / Maintenance Trainer / Maintenance Assistance and Inspection Team

(MAIT) Armament Systems

. Armament Advisor / Maintenance Trainer, member of Maintenance Assistance

and Inspection Team (MAIT), providing company (MPRI) and Army Of

Federation (AOF) team members and units with hands-on (OJT) training,

supervision, expertise and experience relating too maintenance and

logistics of weapons ranging from small arms through large caliber size

(rifles-machine guns-tanks-mortars-howitzers).

. Performed/Trained cadre for inspection of (AOF) units (motor pool,

workshop and supply) to insure compliance with (AOF) Standard Operation

Procedure (SOP) in the maintenance and logistical areas.

. Performed/Trained cadre for inspection of (AOF) unit's vehicles and

equipment too determine mission's capable status and readiness.

. Trained (AOF) maintenance team members in use/operation of computer,

basic skills in windows 95/98, using Microsoft programs word, works,

excel, PowerPoint and access.

. Providing continuous maintenance sustainment training to (AOF) team

members by monitoring, observing and evaluating performance during unit

visits and inspections.

. Advising company (MPRI) management and (AOF) maintenance and logistical

personnel on required tools, test measurement and diagnostic equipment,

workshop, workstation setup/layout and support equipment in relation too

units table of organizational equipment (TOE).

. Presented/trained (AOF) cadre in presentation of formal classes to (AOF)

maintenance personnel in Sighting & Fire Control Systems Maintenance

Course.

. Developed/trained (AOF) cadre in development of Cadre

evaluation/performance worksheet for Sighting & Fire Control Maintenance

Course.

. Developed/trained (AOF) cadre in development of student/maintenance

personnel evaluation/performance worksheet for Sighting & Fire Control

Maintenance Course.

. Developed/trained (AOF) cadre in development of Plan of Instruction (POI)

for Sighting & Fire Control Maintenance Course.

. Developed/trained (AOF) cadre in development of Instructor Guides (IG)

for Sighting & Fire Control Maintenance Course.

. Developed/trained (AOF) cadre in development of Lesson Plans (LP) for

Sighting & Fire Control Maintenance Course.

. Developed/trained (AOF) cadre in development of Student Guides (SG) for

Sighting & Fire Control Maintenance Course.

. Developed/trained (AOF) cadre in development of Student handouts (SHO)

for Sighting & Fire Control Maintenance Course.

. Developed/trained (AOF) cadre in development of Line Replaceable Units

(LRU) and Shop Replaceable Units (SRU) list.

. Developed/trained (AOF) cadre in developing setup/layout of Sighting &

Fire Control workstation/workshop.

. Trained (AOF) maintenance Team members in use/operation of computer,

basic skills in windows 95/98 using Microsoft programs word, works,

excel, PowerPoint and access.

. Developed/trained (AOF) cadre in setup of Sighting & Fire Control

workshop/workstation.

. Developed/trained (AOF) cadre in use of The Army Maintenance Management

System (TAMMS).

. Vehicles/Equipment: Tank Combat M60A3 (TTS), Tank Combat AMX-30S, Tank

Combat T-55, Howitzer (Towed) M114A1/A2, Howitzer (Towed) M119/L118,

Howitzer (Towed) M46, Howitzer (Towed) D-30J, Armored Personnel Carrier

M113A2, Mortar M29A1, Mortar M30, Mortar MB-57, Mortar MB-75, Machine Gun

M2-50 Caliber, Machine Gun M85, Machine Gun M240 and Rifle M16A1.

March 1997-May 1997: Military Professional Resources Inc. (MPRI)

Maintenance Maintainer / Sighting & Fire Control Systems

. Maintained Turret / Sighting & Fire Control Systems of Tank Combat M60A3

(TTS) and Armored Personnel Carrier M113A2.

. Performed (IAW) -10 level operator's manual crew/operator Preventive

Maintenance Checks and Services (PMCS).

. Performed (IAW) -20 level maintenance manual Direct Support / General

Support Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services (PMCS).

. Developed list of required tools, special tools, test measurement and

diagnostic equipment for use by turret/sighting & fire control and

automotive sections.

. Developed list of required line replaceable units (LRU)/ shop replaceable

units (SRU) for use by turret/sighting & fire control and automotive

sections.

. Review and/or revision of existing documentation to conform to present

contractual technical requirements and/or military standards.

. Pre-training of (selected) Army of Federation (AOF) Cadre in Sighting &

Fire Control Systems Operation, Maintenance and Logistics to act as

(future) Assistant Instructors in Sighting & Fire Control Systems

Maintenance Course on Tank Combat M60A3 (TTS) and Armored Personnel

Carrier M113A2.

. Vehicles / Equipment: Tank Combat M60A3 (TTS) & Armored Personnel Carrier

M113A2, Tank Combat AMX-30S, Tank Combat T-55, Howitzer (Towed)

M114A1/A2, Howitzer (Towed) M119/L118, Howitzer (Towed) D30-J, Howitzer

(Towed) M46, Mortar MB-57, Mortar MB-75, Mortar M29A1, Mortar M30, Rifle

M16A1/A2, Rifle AK-47, Machine Gun 50 Caliber M2, Machine Gun M85 and

Machine Gun M240.

Feb. 1994 - Nov. 1995: Mansour-General Dynamics Limited (MGDL)

Small Group Instructor - Technician / Sighting & Fire Control System

. Small Group Instructor/Trainer of (SAA) cadre and maintenance personnel

in Sighting & Fire Control System Maintenance Course.

. Review and/or revision of Program of Instruction (POI).

. Review and /or revision of Lesson Plans (LP).

. Review and/or revision of Student Guides (SG).

. Review and/or revision of Student Handouts (SHO).

. Validation and Verification (VAL/VER) Program of Instruction, Lesson

Plans, Student Guides, Student Handouts, technical documentation,

technical manuals, repair parts and special tools list manuals.

. Organized and setup of workshop/workstation for Sighting & Fire Control

System Maintenance.

. Developed weekly training schedule for Sighting & Fire Control

Maintenance Course.

. Established maintenance schedule for Sighting & Fire Control assigned

vehicles.

. Organized, established, setup and operation of Electronics/Direct Support

Electrical Systems Test Set workshop/workstations for testing of Line

Replaceable Units (LRU) and Shop Replaceable Units (SRU) utilizing the

(DSESTS-CTS-III Computer) and support equipment.

. Performed/trained (SAA) maintenance personnel in use and operation

(DSESTS) and associated support equipment.

. Performed/trained (SAA) maintenance personnel (OJT) in the operation,

organizational, direct support, general support and deprocessing

maintenance procedures of turret/sighting & fire control systems.

. Organized/trained (SAA) maintenance personnel in the proper use of

technical manuals, repair parts and special tool list manuals and

establishment of technical library.

. Trained (SAA) maintenance personnel in setup of turret

workshop/workstation.

. Trained (SAA) maintenance personnel in identification of tools, special

tools, unique tools, tool kits, test measurement and diagnostic

equipment.

. Trained (SAA) maintenance personnel in identification of shop sets and

setup of shop sets.

. Vehicles/Equipment: Tank Combat M1A2, STE, M1/BFV, Direct Support

Electrical Systems Test Set (DSESTS).

Feb. 1993 - Jan. 1994: Saudi Operations and Maintenance Company Ltd. (SOMC)

Turret / Artillery Technician

. Performed/trained (OJT) maintenance personnel in operation, inspection,

troubleshooting, diagnostic testing of turret/artillery cupola,

traversing, elevating, electrical, electronic, hydraulic, firing,

loading, ramming and mechanical systems of tanks, howitzers and combat

engineer vehicle.

. Designed and setup (turret) electrical system hot mockup for training of

maintenance personnel.

. Trained maintenance personnel in use of The Army Maintenance Management

System (TAMMS).

. Trained maintenance personnel in comprehension of turret (wiring

schematics) electrical system.

. Trained maintenance personnel in comprehension of turret (hydraulic

schematics) systems.

. Trained maintenance personnel in use of technical manuals, repair parts

and special tools listing manuals.

. Trained maintenance personnel in use, care and operation of unique test

measurement and diagnostic equipment, i.e.; borescope, pullover gage,

turret electrical system test set, stabilization test set and cable test

set.

. Vehicles/Equipment: Tank Combat M60A3 (TTS), Howitzer (SP) M109A2, Combat

Engineer Vehicle M728, Howitzer (Towed) M198.

Mar. 1992 - Jan. 1993: Lockheed Support Services Inc. (LSSI)

Inspector/Armament-Automotive Systems Technician

. Organized and setup of Quality Control Branch.

. Performed initial inspection of vehicles/equipment entering workshop.

. Performed in-line inspection of vehicles/equipment in workshop.

. Performed final inspection of vehicles/equipment prior to presentation to

U. S. Army Quality Assurance.

. Liaison between company (LSSI) and U.S. Army Quality Assurance Branch.

. Performed vehicles/equipment maintenance and repairs (IAW) technical

manuals standards and to company contractual standards.

. Performed (DSESTS-M1-BFV) operations for repair/test of Line Replaceable

Units (LRU) and Shop Replaceable Units (SRU).

. Vehicles/Equipment: Tank Combat M1A1, Howitzer M109A2/A3 and Bradley

Fighting Vehicles M2A1/M3A1.

May 1989 - Feb. 1992: General Dynamics Nevada (GDN).

Armament Systems Advisor / Turret / Artillery Instructor / Field Service

Technician

. Monitored Government of Egypt (GOE) cadre and maintenance personnel in

the operation of workshop/workstations too insure compliance with

Standard Operation Procedures (SOP) and (IAW) applicable technical

manuals.

. Trained (GOE) cadre in use of The Army Maintenance Management System

(TAMMS).

. Reviewed/updated technical and maintenance manuals for outdated

procedures.

. Advised (GOE) maintenance personnel in the operation of Turret and

Artillery workshops/workstations.

. Advised (GOE) maintenance personnel in the operation of Sighting & Fire

Control workshop/workstation.

. Advised (GOE) maintenance personnel in the operation of Electrical

Components repair workstation.

. Organized, established and setup turret/artillery workshop/workstation.

. Validation and Verification (VAL/VER) of Job Project Order (JPO)

technical manuals.

. Trained (GOE) cadre in skills required to become Turret-Artillery

Mechanic.

. Trained (GOE) cadre in the use of The Army Maintenance Management System

(TAMMS).

. Trained (GOE) maintenance personnel in skills required to become

Turret/Artillery Mechanics in inspection. troubleshooting, diagnostic

testing, removal, overhaul. repair, assembly. installation and adjustment

of traversing, elevating, electrical, electronic, hydraulic, mechanical

. Developed Plan of Instruction for Turret-Artillery DS/GS Maintenance

Course.

. Developed Lesson Plans for Turret-Artillery DS/GS Maintenance Course.

. Developed Student Guides for Turret-Artillery DS/GS Maintenance Course.

. Developed Student Handouts for Turret-Artillery DS/GS Maintenance Course.

. Vehicles/Equipment: Tank Combat M60A1 (RISE), Tank Combat M60A3

(PASSIVE), Tank Combat M60A3 (TTS), Howitzer (SP) M109A2/A3, Armored

Personnel Carrier

M113A1/A2 and Recovery Vehicle M88A1.

May 1981 - May 1989: Saudi Maintenance Company Ltd. (SIYANCO).

Turret / Artillery Technician-Maintainer

. Team Leader of nine- (9) man maintenance DS/GS assistance team, of

turret, artillery, sighting & fire control and automotive mechanics

assigned to Brigade Support Unit.

. Trained (OJT) Saudi Arabian Army (SAA) maintenance personnel in the

technical skills required to become proficient, knowledge and quality

mechanics in the fields Turret/Artillery and Sighting & Fire Control

Systems.

. Trained (OJT) Saudi Arabian Army (SAA) maintenance personnel in the

operation, inspection, test, troubleshooting, diagnostic evaluation,

fault isolation and the removal, repair, overhaul, assembly,

installation, adjustment of turret/artillery/cupola/cab traversing,

elevating, electrical, electronic, mechanical, hydraulical, firing,

loading, recoil, ramming components and sub-systems.

. Trained (OJT) Saudi Arabian Army (SAA) maintenance personnel in the use

of The Army Maintenance Management System (TAMMS).

. Trained (OJT) Saudi Arabian Army maintenance personnel in the use of

technical, repair parts and special tools list manuals.

. Trained (OJT) Saudi Arabian Army (SAA) maintenance personnel in

revision/update of unit Prescribe Load List (PLL) to conform to actual

repair parts and material usage.

. Vehicles/Equipment: Tank Combat M60A1 (RISE), Tank Combat M60A3 (TTS),

Howitzer (SP) M109A1B/A2, Howitzer (Towed) M114A1, Howitzer (Towed) M102,

Combat Engineer Vehicle M728, Armored Personnel Carrier M113A1/A2, Mortar

Carrier M106A1/A2, Mortar Carrier M125A1/A2, Improved Tow Vehicle M901A1.

Jan. 1980 - Dec. 1980: Vinnell Corporation (SANG).

Senior Instructor Turret Armament Systems

. Small Group Instructor Basic Electricity Course.

. Trained Saudi Arabian National Guard (SANG) maintenance personnel in the

basic fundamentals of electricity.

. Small Group Instructor Turret Maintenance Course.

. Trained Saudi Arabian National Guard (SANG) maintenance personnel in the

technical skills required to become proficient, knowledge and quality

mechanics in the field of turret repair.

. Trained (SANG) maintenance personnel in the operation, inspection, test,

troubleshooting, diagnostic evaluation, fault isolation and the removal,

repair, overhaul, assembly, installation, adjustment of turret

traversing, elevating, electrical, electronic, mechanical, hydraulical,

firing, loading, recoil and sub-systems.

. Trained (SANG) maintenance personnel in the use of The Army Maintenance

Management System (TAMMS).

. Trained (SANG) maintenance personnel in the organizing, setup of

workshop/workstations.

. Trained (SANG) maintenance personnel in the use of technical, repair

parts and special tools list manuals.

. Vehicles/Equipment: Armored Car V-150 20MM, Armored Car V-150 90MM,

Armored Car V-150 Dual Machine Gun, Armored Car V-150 TOW Vehicle,

Armored Car V-150 Mortar Carrier.

US ARMY: ASSIGNMENTS AND UNITS

July 1971 - July 1979 United States Army (Ordnance Corps)

Wheel & Track Vehicle Mechanic (63H) and Tank Turret/ Artillery Repairman

(45K)

Co. B 123rd Maintenance Battalion, 1st Armored Division, Furth, Germany

July 1979 - July 1978

U. S. Army Armor & Engineer Board, Fort Knox, Kentucky

July 1978 - July 1977

Co. D 703rd Maintenance Battalion, 3rd Infantry Division, Schweinfurt

Germany

July 1977 - July 1973

Co. A 27th Maintenance Battalion, 1st Cavalry Division, Fort Hood, Texas

July 1973 - October 1971

Basic Combat Training, Fort Dix, New Jersey

September 1971 - July 1971

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