Jerry Daniels

Highly Skilled Master Gunsmith who completes all gunsmithing work for the shop including: repairs, modifications and custom builds. Independently manage time to complete all gunsmithing on schedule. Stay current with shop maintenance including: cleaning and organization, equipment maintenance and upkeep, and opening and closing the shop each day.

• Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data Systems (AFATDS), 2007
• Fire Support Specialist, Ft Sill Artillery School, 2006
• Naval Aircraft fire fighting, Naval fire school, 2006
• Landing Signal Evaluator, Naval LSE school, 2005
• Command Drug and Alcohol Program Advisor, 2005
• Advance Leaders Course, Naval Leadership School NOB Damneck, 2004
• Advanced SERE school, NAVTRALANT NAS Brunswick, 2004
• SERE school, NAVTRALANT NAS Brunswick, 1987

• FIRE SUPPORT AND TARGETING SERGENT, 2009-Present, US Army, XVIII AIRBORNE CORP, ALPHA COMPANY, FIRE SUPPORT CELL, FT BRAGG, NC, Leads, supervises, and participates in coordination and implementation of cannon, missile, rocket, aerial or target acquisition operations, training programs, administrative matters, and communication activities, providing tactical and technical guidance to subordinates, and professional support to lower and higher grade soldiers in the accomplishment of their duties. Monitors, inspects, and evaluates FA training programs.
• Operations NCO, 2008-2009, US Army, XVIII Airborne Corp, G9 Section, Fort Bragg, NC, Operations Sergeant supporting the forward deployed G9 Staff section in Iraq; advises and assists the Task Force Bragg Asst Chief of Staff G9 (ACOFS G9) also coordinated with the HHC XVIII Airborne Corp First Sergeant on training and administrative tasks.
• FIRES support Sergeant, 2006-2008, US ARMY, XVIII Airborne Corp Artillery, HHC , fire support cell, FT BRAGG, NC, Assist senior fire support sergeant in training of subordinates in fire support procedures, techniques and tactics. Supervised section operations, maintenance, and training. Lead and trained the forward observer team and Combat Observation Lasing Tech in combat operations. Initiated requests and adjusted field artillery, mortar, aerial and naval gunfire using all methods of adjustment including continuous and coordinated illumination. Initiated suppressive and screening fire to support scheme of maneuver and performed crater analysis. Selected and occupied observation posts. Oriented maps and prepared terrain sketches with visibility diagrams.
• TACH III HH60H CREWCHIEF, 2001-2006, US Navy, Naval Air Station norfolk, norfolk, VA, Flew day and night missions (with NVG's) as a Tach III Crewchief training junior Aircrewman in Naval Special Warfare (NSW), Combat Sea Air Rescue (CSAR), Close Air Support (CAS), Aerial Reconnaissance, Confined Landing, Aerial Gunnery, Vertical Replenishment, Sea Air Rescue (SAR), and day to day HH60H flight operations. Supervised the daily maintenance of 8 HH60H helicopters.
• Site Supervisor, 1995-2001, Stone wall Custom Homes, Multiple Locations, Performed duties as a Jobsite Supervisor overseeing the Construction of New Homes.
• SH3 Crewchief, Aviation Anti Submarine Warfare Operator and ASMOD TSC Analyst, 1985-1995, US Navy, Naval Station Norfolk, Norfolk, Performed acoustic, non-acoustic and helicopter duties using various High Tech acoustic, electromagnetic, infrared and detection devises to identify and classify all air, sea and undersea targets. Instruct and supervise personnel in aircraft duties.