Russell Earl Miller III page 1of 4

901 Mclean Ave. Apt. 311, Tomah WI 54660 Email point of contact: sethgrdn@hotmail.com ; sethgordon36@gmail.com international mobile phone number: 4917677360798 / U.S. domestic: 608-343-0571

Summary of Qualifications:

United States Army Retired: May 2012 Active Federal Service dates: November 1995 thru November 2010 23 years Honorable Service, 5 continuous overseas tours; 7 deployments Association of the United States Army, AUSA, Life Member Veterans of Foreign Wars, VFW, Life Member

Angkor Alliance Tour & Travel Co. provide service for travel to and within Southeast Asian destinations

Current Licenses, Documents and Certifications:

Current U.S. Passport Military Retired Identification – IACS enabled worldwide Wisconsin Commercial Driver’s License, CDL, with tanker endorsement German, (EU), Commercial Driver’s License with multiple endorsements

Status: Fulltime Student at Western Technical College Enrolled 6 January 2014 Degree Program: Business Management degree program

Personal Statement

I enjoy working in diverse situations that provide unique challenges and opportunities to excel. My background in logistics support operations, transportation, material handling, warehouse distribution and facility maintenance are linked with experience as a tank and automotive maintenance supervisor for the U.S. Army.

Previous Employer: Department of the Interior, Fish & Wildlife Service, Necedah National Wildlife Refuge, N11385 Headquarters Road, Necedah, WI 54646-8289 Supervisor: Doug Staller Phone: (608) 565-4400 email: Doug_Staller@fws.gov

Job Position: Social Services Aid and Assistant Start Date: 16 June 2014 Hours: 40 per week

Duties and Responsibilities:

Supervise a group of teenage employees ages 15-17 in area maintenance and repair activities

Track man hours, submit time cards and monitor work order status

Reduce job hazard risk with proper use of personal protective equipment

Review job analysis certificates for work related supplies and equipment

Maintain assigned vehicles, equipment and storage facilities

Store and consolidate hazardous materials IAW with local and regulatory policies

Maintain key control and implement physical security measures

Work Experience Continued:

Motor Vehicle Operator (Feb-2012 - Oct-2013) 40+ hours per week 6966 Transportation Logistics Support Center Europe, (TLSC-E), Motor Operations Branch (AFA), APO AE 09227 Detachment Wackernheim Unit 23203, APO AE 09263 Rheinland-Pfalz, Mainz/Wiesbaden, Germany

Transport U.S. mail to and from APO facilities in Germany, Netherlands and Belgium

Operate truck and trailer combinations, box trucks and vans IAW host nation laws and EU requirements

Inspect, count & verify registered and non-registered packages, parcels and letters

Verify TCMD, total load weight, and container seal

Check customs transport documents for signature & completion

Maintain assigned vehicles to ensure safe operation

Record and report fuel consumption to dispatcher

Utilize TAC data cards for work rest cycle reporting

Access NATO supply distribution and control points in the area of responsibility

Refresh and retain Defense Department security certification and protocol requirements

Supervisor: Ronald P. Tash Email point of contact: ronald.p.tash@us.army.mil int’l office phone: 496132-508-204 DSN: 334-4204 Site Manager: Charles S. Hull Email point of contact: charles.s.hull@us.army.mil int’l office phone: 496132-508-203 DSN: 334-4203

Automotive Repair & Facility Maintenance Technician/Production Controller USARC Department of the Army, 88th RSC, 60 South O. Street 2/411 Logistical Support Battalion / / ECS 67 Fort McCoy, WI 54656 United States (Dec. 2010 – Feb. 2012) 40+hours per week

Maintained assigned automotive equipment, tools and special repair kits

Requisitioned, received and installed parts and assemblies

Supervised direct and general support repair activities

Evacuated work orders to designated support activities

Tracked man hours, personnel accountability, labor and repair costs

Generated equipment status reports and checked for accuracy (Army Material Status Survey, AMSS)

Used external tracking mechanisms for backup (i.e. Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Access)

Supervisor: MSG Greg Lund // Randy Roberts MSG Retired

Motor Sergeant / Platoon Sergeant United States Army Europe, USAREUR, 21st TSC, 13th MP BDE, 28th TRNS BN, Coleman Barracks Baden-Wurttemberg, Mannheim, Germany (Dec-2002 - Nov-2010) 40+hours per week

Supervisors: SFC David Welsh, SSG David G. Couch, SFC Jason May (845-826-4727 / 573-736-2551 / 719-210-9086)

Duties and Responsibilities:

Managed training & welfare of soldiers and civilians

Expanded Modified Table of Organization and Equipment,(MTOE),to meet operational requirements

Supervised redeployment, reconsolidation and RESET of personnel and property

Organized and maintained unit property book, hand receipts and sensitive material

Coordinated recovery of automotive assets forward deployed in areas responsibility

Supervised asset reporting, equipment classification and turn in

Heavy equipment operator, mechanic, quality control inspector and section leader

Facility Maintenance & Construction Coordinator United States Army Europe, USAREUR, 21st TSC, 13th MP BDE, 512 MT CO, Spinelli Barracks Baden-Wurttemberg, Mannheim, Germany (May 2005 thru Nov 2007) 40+hours per week

Supervisor: Installation Commander: (contact information unavailable)

Duties and Responsibilities:

Area liaison for contract support Negotiated with host nation contractors in the refurbishment and restructuring of facilities Material handler, Installation Repair & Refurbishment Recycling of reusable materials to include: metal, wood, glass, plastic and electrical components

General maintenance and housekeeping duties: Mopping & waxing of floors and common areas Cleaning offices, kitchens, classrooms and automotive repair shops Facility sanitation and environmental protection: cleaning of latrines, sinks, urinals, toilets and showers. Consolidation of cleaning chemicals and absorbents Storage and removal of hazardous materials Disposal of waste and redistribution of recyclable material

Technical Inspector / Training NCO / Squad Leader United States Forces Korea, USFK, 2ID B CO 302 FSB Dongducheon, Gyeonggi-do [Kyonggi-do] South Korea (Apr-2001 - Nov-2002) 40+hours per week

Supervisors: SFC Kevin L. Hommel / SFC Lee Bolton / MSG William J. Cole

Duties and Responsibilities:

Served as a tank & automotive mechanic while assigned to a combat readiness team attached to 2nd Battalion, 72nd Armor Regiment

Duties include: Repair and replacement of fire control systems, turrets, gun tubes and drive propulsion packs for M1A1/A2 main battle tanks, M88A1/A2 tracked recovery vehicles, M3A1-A3 Bradley fighting vehicles, M109 self-propelled artillery units and M113 personnel carriers.

Served as squad leader for 7 soldiers assigned to 302nd Forward Support Battalion motor pool

Organized and coordinated quarterly, semi-annual and annual training events, field exercise evaluations, unit certifications and command inspections.

Squad Leader (Apr-1998 - Nov-2001) 40+hrs per week United States Army Europe, USAREUR, 69 BDE, 5/7th ADA, 19th Mt. CO Underwood Kaserne, Hessen, Hanau, Germany

Supervisors: MSG Robert Helfrich SSG James Spain (current rank: CW4)

Duties and Responsibilities:

Leading, training, evaluating and ensuring the professional development of assigned soldiers. Scheduled counseling and referral services for soldiers.

Scheduled appointments with providers to assist single parent or seperated soldiers with family care issues. Monitored pay and allowances of assigned soldiers to ensure all earnings and leave entitlements were received and accurate.

Mail Room Custodian (Jan. 1999 – June 1999) 40+hrs per week United States Army Europe, USAREUR, 69 BDE, 5/7th ADA, 19th Mt. CO Underwood Kaserne, Hessen, Hanau, Germany

Receive and sort mail on delivery carts

Post shipping labels on packages

Complete & replenish supply of post office forms

Assist in filing and archiving documents

Check postal rates and weigh outgoing mail

Distribute mail to appropriate recipients

Check and account for inventory items Supervisors: CPT John D. Kuenzli, CPT Ryan L. Reid

Heavy Wheel Vehicle Repairman (April 1997-April 1998) 40+hours per week United States Forces Korea, USFK, 8th Army, 194 CSSB, 520th Mt. CO, Camp Humphreys Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi-do [Kyonggi-do] South Korea

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills: Served on a maintenance support team attached to the 52nd Aviation Regiment, 7th Cavalry Squadron at Camp Eagle, South Korea outpost is located approximately 2 miles from Camp Long and 5 miles from Wonju city in the province of Gangwon

this unit was renamed 3rd Battalion, 2nd Aviation Regiment November 2006

Supervisor: SFC Dennis Waters

Heavy Wheel Vehicle Repairman United States Army 3ID B CO 26 FSB Fort Stewart, GA 31314 (Nov. 1995 – April 1997) 40+ hours per week

Duties and Responsibilities:

Served as a heavy wheel vehicle mechanic in a maintenance support team

Maintained assigned vehicle, BII, tools, sets and life support systems

Maintained assigned weapon, load bearing gear, personal protective and NBC equipment

Deployed to Kuwait for Operation Intrinsic Action April - August 1996

Signed hand receipts for special purpose tool sets, trailers and tactical vehicles

Supervisor: SFC Patrick Dalrymple / MSG Joseph Coakley

Other Experience of Relevance

Volunteer for community youth services at Wolfgang ASG: worked with youth dependent ages 14-18 years to perform community service for the Hanau and Babenhausen military communities

(April 1998 – April 2001) 20-30 hours per week

Volunteer for community youth services at Heidelberg ASG: worked with youth ages 14-18 to perform community service for the Heidelberg military community (December 2002 – October 2003) 20-30 hours per week

Volunteer developmental support at Mannheim ASG youth services (Apr 2004 – Jun 2006) 20-30 hours per week

Lifeguard

Camp Eagle, S. Korea (May 1997 – September 1997) (May 1998 – Sept. 1998) 30 hours per week

Progressive Pools and Management New Castle, DE

Private Education

Delaware Technical and Community College, 400 Stanton-Christiana Road Newark, DE 19713-2197

(Mar-1989 - Sep-1991) minor academic studies related to mechanical engineering and science

Delaware Technical and Community College academic study transcript 6 Sept 1991 – 9 Mar 1992

Delaware Technical and Community College Principles of Mech. Eng, 9 Mar 1989 - 2 Jul 1989

William Penn High School, Colonial School District, New Castle, DE, 9 Sept. 1984 - 18 May 1988

Roehl Transport, Inc.

1916 East 29th Street/PO Box 750

Marshfield, WI 54449

Completed training requirements set forth in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations

In Accordance with 49 CFR 380.503 on 12/2/2011

Military Education

Remark: All military school diplomas and certificates of training are currently being consolidated and translated for approximate credit value by the Education benefits section of the Department of Veterans Affairs. This information

will then be reviewed by the college I will attend for business degree program courses. I intend to pursue a Bachelor of Arts in Business Management with Wisconsin Western Technical College.

Diploma: Tracked Vehicle Mechanic 611-63H30, 4 Dec 2003 - 17 Mar 2004

Diploma: Basic Non-Commissioned Officer Course, (BNCOC), 19 Nov – 4 Dec 2004

Diploma: Hazardous Material Handling Course, (HAZ 12), 6 June 2010 – 18 June 2010

Diploma: Standard Army Maintenance System 1E, (SAMS-1E), 26 Oct 2009 - 30 Oct 2009

Diploma: Primary Leadership Development Course, 7 June 2000 - 5 July 2000

Diploma: Hazardous Cargo Driver Training Course, (HAZ 11), 19 April 1999 - 23 April 1999

DEKRA Akademie, United States Army Europe and Seventh Army, Vilseck, Germany

Diploma: Advanced Individual Training, (AIT), 63W10 9 June 1988 – 16 Oct 1988

Certificate of Achievement: HEMTT Direct Support Maintenance Training, 5 Sept. 2000 - 15 Sept. 2000

Certificate: Advanced Combat Lifesaver Course, 8 March 2010 – 22 March 2010

Certificate: Combat Lifesaver Course, May 2000 - June 2000

Certificate of Training: LAR Support Maintenance Training for HEMTT 4, Aug 2003 – 9 Aug 2003

Basic Individual Training, Ft. Bliss, Texas, 4 July 1987 - 4 Sept 1987

Military Awards

Awards during active military service: Meritorious Service Medal, Army Commendation Medal 2, Army Achievement Medal 6, Army Good Conduct Medal 5, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal 2, South West Asia Service Medal w bronze star, Global War On Terrorism Medal, Professional Development Award 2, Korea Service Medal, Overseas Service Award 4, National Defense Award, Army Service Award

Skills Interests and Accomplishments

Proficiency in German Language, Landscape and Architecture Photography, International travel throughout China, southeast Asia and Europe, The history of ancient cultures, European art and architecture, Asian art and architecture, Ukrainian and Russian Orthodox Cathedrals, Kenya, (Musai tribes and wildlife photo safari), outdoor recreational activities, (i.e. hunting, fishing, skiing and swimming) Shooting sports, (i.e. trap and skeet), bench rest shooting.

References

Available on Request