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Fulfills communications needs for the Psychological Operations mission, the staff sections, and the individual users based on operational requirements. Transferred the unit from Camp As Sayliyah to Al Udeid, onto new networks, with new accounts and new equipment.

Responsible for planning and coordination of all communications support operations with organic assets and battlefield operating systems, development of communications plans to include contingency operations on Okinawa and in Japan during Operation Tomodachi.

Provided critical communication services to the joint warfighter while overseeing Soldiers, Army Civilians and Japanese Contractors. Additionally served as the Battalion Adjutant and Installation Anti-Terrorism Officer.

Directly influences EUCOM's deliberate and contingency plans by ensuring C4/Cyber is considered in all aspects of warfighter operations. Ensures that Partner nations practice C4 Interoperability, develops cyber awareness, builds and operationalizes defensive cyber, while leveraging Partner Nation relationships.

Serves as the Current Operations (CUOPS) Chief for a two-star, theater level Signal Command in support of USINDOPACOM, USARPAC, US Forces Korea, 8th Army, US Army Hawaii, US Army Alaska, US Army Japan, USARC and all theater-enabling commands assigned to the Pacific

Brigade Signal Officer for the Combat Aviation Brigade consisting of five aviation battalions, comprised of 109 aircraft and 2,945 personnel. Responsible for operation, installation, and maintenance of radio, satellite and tactical networks; plans, coordinates and establishes the communications infrastructure for the Brigade Operations Center and Tactical Command Post.

Responsible for receiving, actioning and completing external taskings, to include those from the Joint Staff, regarding the Cyberspace Operations of USEUCOM Theater networks and OSD/DoD networks within the USEUCOM AOR.