Project Coordinator

George Martin Hunter Jr.

Home/Phone: Corpus Christi, Texas

Cell: 361-***-****

Email Address: ***********@*****.***

April 2009-June 2011 Operations and Maintenance Supervisor for DynCorp International in Kuwait

Duties involved interactions between US Military and DynCorp International employees to provide support for a

24 hour 7 days a week operations to conduct maintenance on Air Conditioners (HVAC), Electrical operations to

include installing and maintaining Light Sets to view perimeter fence lines of the military installation, provide guard Support and conduct vehicle inspections for any vehicles entering and or leaving the Military installation. Other assigned duties were to provide Carpenter support, Welder support, as well as vehicle maintenance. Left the

organization due to contract ending.

April 2003 to 2009, Project Coordinator; Baghdad, Iraq: Theodor Wille Intertrade.

Servco Solutions, SMS International

Demonstrated and provided strong, positive logistical and ex-military adviser to the supply officers within the

commands while assigned to the Middle East in informing them of the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) and its

program to assist the military procurement supply system. This knowledge took my expertise to locations such as

Qatar, Dubai, Iraq, Kuwait, and currently assigned in Kuwait providing direct assistance when supplies arrive within

the country for customers. Other duties were to track military convoys/ travel with these supplies to destinations.

Bridged the gap when needed between vendor and customer to clear up any differences in question. Managed to oversee building projects/ increased the infrastructure of the command in general within Iraq. Other duties took me between cities within Iraq to either recover money for projects completed or set-up satellite Internet systems for our remote offices scattered in Iraqi regions. Additional duties were Human Relations and Operations Officer for SMS.

October 2002 to April 2003, 40 hours per week. Remote Site Manager, Hanau Technical Exercise Service

Trainer. Raytheon Technical Services

Repaired Electronic Laser components for the Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System (MILES) and the

computers within our arena and supervised 31 personnel that assisted in maintaining the repairs of the laser system

required by five local TSC locations in Darmstadt, Wiesbaden, Friedberg, Giessen, and Hanau. Provided support for

the local TSC locations with MILES Training familiarization . Prepared Long Range Training Support Package for the Ground Units within the 1 st Armored Division involved in MILES objectives. Assigned multiple tasks and evaluated performances of crew. Additional duties were to teach workers to operate and utilize a forklift

for moving the large containers which supported the MILES gear for tactical training. As site manager I also

prepared daily lists of future required parts for a large-scale repair contingency and with excellent predestined accuracy. Security Clearance held for this position.

March 17, 1997 to 2002. 40 hours per week. Technical Exercise Service Trainer.

Raytheon Technical Services .

Trained staff officers, Non-Commissioned Officers and soldiers to perform operations/maintenance of the laser

firing transmitter devices. Instructed soldiers before and during combat training exercises on simulation equipment

use and its application which also included simulated weapons damage effects on their equipment and soldiers.

This data is then utilized, along with the After Action Reports to evaluate, teach, and coach. Interacted with

other civilian counterparts and U.S. and international Armed Forces operators to resolve a full range of problems,

questions and issues, interfaced with military customers. Applied military operations and training expertise in the

analysis and evaluation of 7ATC and STRICOM as follows: 1) Combat exercise mission; 2) Exercise planning; 3) Battle segment scenarios; and 4) US military doctrine application to direct and expedite maintenance corrective actions. Security Clearance held for this position.

March 1994-March 1997. 48 hours per week. Maneuver Analyst/Communications Technician. Cubic

Technical Services.

Served as Corps Battle Simulation (CBS) and Brigade/Battalion Simulation (BBS) Instructor. Installed and

spearheaded a project, which repaired Fiber Optic head-end equipment and cable using optic-fusing techniques in

the fiber optic cable repair, performed complicated repair on US Military simulations and telecommunications

equipment and components thereof. Self motivated and assisted Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers from the

maneuver-training units in setting up their battle operations/scenarios. Installed; maintained and De-installed the

BBS/CBS simulation system throughout various locations in Europe.

March 1993-March 1994. 40 hours per week. Simulations Analyst.

Titan Technical Inc,

Programmer for plans and configurations for Computer War gaming Exercises in Corps Battle Simulation (CBS)

and Brigade/Battalion Simulation (BBS). Personally trained Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers on the use

and applications of the simulation systems listed. Developed operating procedures and training presentations used to

train the trainer in both European and Korean theaters. Producing a virtual vehicle and not the use of an M1A1

Abrams tank to replace their armored vehicles and like based vehicles were a very popular effect, which brought in

the Foreign Armies into the simulation world, as we know it today. Building databases doctrinally structured and

tailored to the playing unit, which facilitated the Tactical Simulated War games. Past Military experience in

operational and tactical expertise was critical in the accomplishment of the tasks described above. Received a bonus

for the efforts placed on the monumental and operational task. Security Clearance held for this duty.

March 1992-March 1993. 48 hours per week: Military Skills Trainer.

RDA/Logicon Technical Services,

Was primarily designated the primary database builder for the units that came to train as platoons, and company

level units. The use of UNIX based systems as the primary facilitator is making this happen. Tasked the incoming

training unit to provide a Unit Manning Roster (UMR) and other associated documents such as Table Distribution & Allowances (TDA) and Table of Organization & Equipment (TO&E). Directed and performed training and

operational control for any unit that came in to train in the simulation center had to be trained on how the Urban

Combat Computer Assisted System (UCCATS)/JANUS worked. This LAN based operation linked all the computers

so that each workstation could be able to see each other when they would come into actual terrain line of sight and distance. Developed and coordinated a tour for the local German Military Army where various databases were built in order for the unit to use the facility. Assignment was to develop a symbol drawing that replicated the Leopard tank, and various vehicles unique to the German Military Army. Security Clearance held

for this duty assignment.

Military Experience: 1970-1992, U.S. Army

Diverse experience with various Communications Security in S-2, Battalion Level jobs, Plans and Exercises in S-3

Offices, at Battalion/Brigade Level. Intensely worked in dealing with Plans and Operations in G-3 at Division

Level. Army Aviation, and Instructor Qualified for Airborne and Air Assault Training, Driver Training, Army

Retention Recruiter, and Multi-Channel, Satellite/Tropospheric Scatter Communication. Combat tour in Viet Nam,

Combat tour in Grenada, Combat tour in Desert Storm, Top secret and Secret Security Clearance held on all of these duty assignments.

TRAINING

Operated various mechanical heavy lift equipment while assigned to many duties throughout the military and civilian sectors and environments. Extensive use of these heavy lift equipment in support of many aspects of environmental cleaning actions which were vital in quality of life issues for years and will continue to be such.

Remote Site Manager, Hanau Electronic Repair Facility

Certified Precision Gunnery System and Tank Weapons Gunnery System Simulator (PGS/TWGSS) SAAB

Corporation

Certified Avenger Force on Force Trainer (FOFT) MILES, Boeing Corporation

Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System (MILES) - Master Trainer all levels, Combat Maneuver Training Center

Master Trainer for the European Division at all units assigned in Europe Electronics Engineer Associate working with Fiber Optic Cable splices, installer and troubleshooter Military Skills

CIVILIAN EDUCATION

Masters Degree in Aeronautical Science-Embry Riddle University (in progress)

Bachelor of Science Degree, Electronics Management-Architectural Design-Southern Illinois University,

Carbondale, IL

Associate of Occupational Science, Electronics Technology-Austin Peay State University, Clarkesville, TN

Associate of Science, General Education- Georgia Military College, Fort Gordon, GA (Completed)

LICENCES/CERTIFICATES

Texas Driver’s License valid through January 2026

Master Trainer for Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System ( MILES) Certificate

Civilian AWARDS

282 nd BSB Volunteer Recognition Award, April 2002

Civilian Volunteer of the Year, 1st Runner up of the Year, May 2000

Civilian Of the Quarter April 1999

282nd BSB Community Retirement Services Officer (President)

Member of the Retiree Council in Würzburg, Hohenfels, Grafenwoehr, Hanau Communities

Volunteer of the Year - The Veterans of Foreign Wars District Service Officer.

OTHER INFORMATION

Read and write the German and Spanish Language with medium to above average consistency.

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