Manage all incoming email traffic messages, preparing and sending email correspondence. Monitor and prioritize all tasks, drafting messages, OPORDs, WARNOs, and FRAGOs for staffing to appropriate elements and finalizing messages.Publishes and posts all OPORDs, WARNOs, and FRAGOs to portal. Assists staff sections and MSCs in drafting, staffing and publication of messages, OPORDs, WARNOs, and FRAGOs. Control staffing with the concerned activities recommend modifications as required. I coordinate with staff representatives by internal and external discussions on draft agreement for the final posting of Frago order.
Other Comments:
·Coordinating with Orders Managers in the ARCENT Rear (Atlanta) to assist with resolution of issues.
·Coordinating with Orders Manager in the 1st TSC MCP Rear (Fort Bragg) to assist with resolution of issues.
·Posting and Updating Unit Requirement Form (URFs) to Force Requirement Enhancement Data (FRED).
·Advising G5 on all issues for their Crosswalk from subordinate units which could have an outcome on mission accomplishment for Deployment and Redeployment.
·Daily update of the 1st TSC Portal with a variety of information that is constantly review by General Officers, MACOM and subordinate units for vital information.
·Coordinating with CFLCC C3 and JOPES to ensure latest operational changes
·Prepares, updates, and briefs orders.
·Handles of classifying items under secure
·Prepares PowerPoint presentations/briefings.
·Develops and maintains continuity book.
Gulf War/Liberation and Defense of Kuwait/Operation Desert Storm
From Month/Year
January / 1991
To Month/Year
February / 1991
Description Just after midnight on January 17, 1991 in the U.S., Bush gave the order for U.S. troops to lead an international coalition in an attack on Saddam Hussein’s army. U.S. General Norman Schwarzkopf led “Operation Desert Storm,” which began with a massive bombing of Hussein’s armies in Iraq and Kuwait. The ensuing campaign, which is remembered in part for the United States’ use of superior military technology, introduced the term “smart bombs” to the global vernacular—precision-bombing devices aimed primarily at destroying infrastructure and minimizing civilian casualties. In response, Hussein launched SCUD missiles into Saudi Arabia and Israel. Iraq’s use of SCUDs, notoriously inaccurate weapons designed to terrorize civilian targets, nearly succeeded in inciting the Israelis to retaliate. Hussein hoped an Israeli military response would draw neighboring Arab nations into the fight on Iraq’s side, but he again committed a grave miscalculation. Bush reassured Israelis that the U.S. would protect them from Hussein’s terrifying SCUD attacks and Israel resisted the urge to retaliate. Soon after, U.S. –installed Patriot missiles destroyed SCUD missiles in flight and further foiled Hussein’s plan to goad Israel into a holy war.
Following an intense bombing of Baghdad, U.S.-led coalition ground forces marched into Kuwait and across the Iraq border. Regular Iraqi troops surrendered in droves, leaving only Hussein’s hard-line Republican Guard to defend the capital, which they were unsuccessful in doing. After pushing Hussein’s forces out of Kuwait, Schwarzkopf called a ceasefire on February 28; he accepted the surrender of Iraqi generals on March 3.
