david gray

Military Occupational Specialty Code is 71M20/30. I performed religious support duties and coordination for religious programs, worship, and crisis intervention and assisted in religious program development and implementation. As Senior Chaplain's Assistant at the Main Post Chapel, Fort Lewis, WA and 1st Brigade Chapel, Camp Casey, Korea and Brooke Army Medical Center Chapel, Fort Sam Houston, TX, I supervised 3 to 5 Chaplain's Assistants. Responsible for scheduling, planing, and supporting activities assigned by the Chaplain. I performed pre-counseling interviews and scheduled counselee for follow-up appointments with the Chaplain. Performed and assigned clerical and custodial duties at the assigned chapels. Operated and maintained section vehicle, equipment and automated systems. Safeguarded privileged communications and offerings. Applied communication skills to resolve conflict and identified suicidal risk factors. Conducted training and provided technical guidance to subordinate personnel in the performance of religious support duties.

Military Occupational Specialty Code is 13E10/20. Performed Fire Direction Center (FDC) and operations section duties. Established, maintained and operated radio and wire communications. Operated the battery computer unit to include: preparation, entry of known data, computation of firing data, and receipt and processing of message. Constructed and operated observed or surveyed firing charts. Recorded fire mission related information and maintained ammunition status. Compiled lists and prepared target overlays, and situation and fire capability overlays. Operated and performed operator maintenance on section vehicles and generators. Performed crew maintenance and participated in organizational maintenance of section equipment. Assisted chief fire direction computer in supervision of section operations, maintenance, and training. Transmitted firing data to firing elements using battery computer unit. Verified registration and computed and applied meteorological and muzzle velocity corrections.

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This is for the NRA Basic Metallic Cartridge Reloading Course The reloading course I teach covers reloading safety, case preparation, primer selection, powder, bullets, reloading equipment; and the use of manuals, ballistic tables, and component assembly. Under instructor supervision, students will reload rifle cartridges on a single stage press and pistol cartridges on a progressive press. For additional information, please visit my Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/graystarreloading/

* Set up new personal computers, terminals, printers and monitors. * Performed diagnostic tests and completed documentation to prepare equipment for issue to user. * Installed and tested hardware on personal computers and printers. * Troubleshot and performed component level field (50%) and bench top (50%) maintenance to the organizations 2,500 personal computers, terminals, printers and monitors. * Troubleshot and corrected computer equipment problems with the user telephonically.

* Performed preventive maintenance, adjusted, calibrated, repaired and overhauled automated mail processing equipment per technical handbooks or modification work orders. * Assisted supervisors, engineers, peers and subordinates with involved troubleshooting to include alteration, modification, research and development of equipment and circuits. * Reported needed repairs. Requested parts and materials; annotated work orders as to work details, parts and repair time. Took readings from meters, gauges, counters and test equipment. * Observed automated mail processing equipment during operation and maintained a good rapport with operation supervisors and equipment operators. * Continually sought ways to improve equipment performance and submitted idea proposals. I have received numerous local monetary awards for adopted ideas, including an idea that would have resulted in the first year nationwide savings of more than $3,000,000.