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ISAAC J. OGAZ

Hillsdale

Summary

Military professional prepared for leadership roles in complex operational settings. Proven ability to manage personnel and resources efficiently, resulting in successful mission outcomes. Reliable and adaptable, fostering unit collaboration and meeting new challenges.

Overview

5
5
years of professional experience

Work History

Light Armored Reconnaissance Platoon Sergeant

USMC
09.2020 - 10.2021
  • Managed Accountability: Oversaw the welfare and accountability of over 40 Marines and four vehicle during deployments to foreign countries and domestic training operations.
  • Administrative and Logistics Leadership: Executed administrative and logistical, including requisition and distribution of expendable supplies, platoon embarkation, recovery, and evacuation.
  • Set Professional Standards: Demonstrated leadership by personal example, preparing Marines professionally, mentally, and physically for combat readiness.
  • Team Leadership: Led Marines in all areas to ensure their welfare and mission success, fostering a cohesive and effective unit.

Light Armored Vehicle Commander

USMC
02.2017 - 10.2021
  • Led Tactical Operations: Executed platoon commander’s orders, assigned sectors for target acquisition, and employed movement techniques to support mission success.
  • Navigated and Communicated: Used DAGR, maps, and compass for navigation; ensured effective wired and wireless communication protocols.
  • Maintained Equipment: Oversaw maintenance, functionality, and economical use of M242, M240s, vehicle weapons, and equipment.
  • Directed Fire Support: Managed vehicle fires for mission support and self-defense, prioritizing ammunition discipline and weapons safety.
  • Developed Team: Ensured welfare, discipline, and professional growth of Marines in the vehicle, fostering a cohesive unit.

Foreign Military Advisor

USMC
10.2019 - 04.2020
  • Technical Guidance: Advised the Afghan National Army (ANA) on Scan Eagle UAS setup, flight operations, troubleshooting, and material condition.
  • Training Assistance: Supported Field Service Representatives in training ANA personnel on UAS maintenance, inventory management, mission planning, and flight operations.
  • Operational Support: Delivered hands-on assistance in all UAS phases, including launch, recovery, and post-flight maintenance.
  • Coordination and Readiness: Facilitated ANA coordination with Security Forces and provided recommendations to ensure mission readiness and supply stock levels.

Education

Bachelor of Arts - Politics

Hillsdale College
Hillsdale, MI
05-2025

Sergeants Course -

United States Marine Corps Staff NCO Academy
Camp Lejune, NC
01.2018

Vehicle Commanders Course

Light Armored Reconnaissance Training Company
Camp Pendleton, CA
11-2016

Skills

  • Leadership
  • Tactical Operation
  • Technical Expertise
  • Training and Development
  • Navigation and Communication
  • Equipment Management
  • Coordination and Liaison
  • Logistics Management

Timeline

Light Armored Reconnaissance Platoon Sergeant

USMC
09.2020 - 10.2021

Foreign Military Advisor

USMC
10.2019 - 04.2020

Light Armored Vehicle Commander

USMC
02.2017 - 10.2021

Bachelor of Arts - Politics

Hillsdale College

Sergeants Course -

United States Marine Corps Staff NCO Academy

Vehicle Commanders Course

Light Armored Reconnaissance Training Company

Awards

  • Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal with "C" device - Awarded for operating as a Scan Eagle Advisor for Team Army, Task Force Southwest in Afghanistan (Oct 2019–Apr 2020). Increased flight hours by 55% over 44 missions, identifying 470 Taliban locations. Results culminated in facilitated one NATO kinetic strike and four Afghan Air Force strikes, neutralizing key enemy positions.
  • Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal - For outstanding performance in 2d Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion (2014–2021). Demonstrated exceptional proficiency, led training for allied forces, and producing exceptional results in live-fire exercises across multiple deployments. Led 28 Marines through 100 kilometers in sub-zero conditions in the Arctic, ensured zero cold-weather injuries, and enhanced joint interoperability by coordinating with Norwegian forces, significantly boosting unit readiness and lethality.

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