Previously Held MOS 12B10-Combat Engineer
67Y10-AH-1 Attack Helicopter Repairer
Service Years
1968 - 1996
Other Languages
Spanish
Official/Unofficial US Army Certificates
1st Infantry Division Certificate
3rd Cavalry Regimental Certificate
Army Wheel Vehicle Driver Certificate
Certificate Of Achievement
Certificate Of Appreciation
Cold War Certificate
Reforger Certificate
25th Infantry Division Certificate
Official Badges
Unofficial Badges
Additional Information
What are you doing now:
Serves as the Standard Army Management Information System (STAMIS) System Administrator for the United States Army AvIation Logistics School (USAALS). Responsible for the maintenance of hardware and software systems and serves as the school's principal advisor on all STAMIS maintenance program issues. Responsible for maintaining the current configuration of the various STAMIS systems and planning for future changes. Coordinates directly with Army Materiel Command (AMC) activities, the US Army Combined Arms Command (CASCOM), other Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC" schools, The Army School System (TASS) training batallions, the Fort Eustis Directorate of Information Management (DOIM), and with the school's training departments and staff offices. Other areas of focus include monitoring the development of GCSS-A T, maintenance of the United
States Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) IT repository and administration of USAALS IT training assets.
21st Theater Support Command (21st TAACOM) Details
The term 'Theater Army Area Command' reflects the unit structure on which the 21st SUPCOM was already based. In fact, in manning documents, orders and other official documents, the unit name of 21st SUPCOM was often followed by 'TAACOM' in parenthesis.
The name change from 21st SUPCOM to 21st TAACOM primarily reflected what was already the unit's official designation. Though it was upgraded from a two-star to a three-star command, this was more a reflection of capacity than a significant mission change.
Established on October 18, 1988, the command initially had the same essential mission set that existed for decades: support theater operations and prepare for war with the Soviet east. However, near the end of the 21st TAACOM period, the mission changed and the Soviet east was no longer a threat. Support to major operations in neighboring theaters became a significant part of the unit's mission.
