Justin Day Country Rd 123 #250 Bedford Wyoming 83112 • Cell: 307-880-2672 • Justin.day112@gmail.com

Accomplished logistician with 18+ years of experience in planning, analysis and program management within multiple areas including sustainment, supply, maintenance, training and transportation.

Skills Logistics and Distribution Maintenance Planner Training and Development

Transportation and Safety Long Range Planner Streamlining Inefficiencies

Program Manager Organizational Restructuring Top Secret Security Clearance

Professional Experience

United States Army 1997-Present

Germany, South Korea, Fort Leavenworth KS, Fort Drum NY, Taji Iraq, Fort Riley KS, Ramadi Iraq, Fort Knox KY, Fort Irwin CA

Coordinate logistical support for a wide range of complex time-sensitive logistical operations and emergency actions in an area that includes 51 different countries resulting in and execution of multiple movements of arms, equipment and ammunition from European countries to the Government of Iraq

Coordinate with multiple organizations supporting over 30,000 Soldiers throughout Europe, communicating with higher and lower command channels effectively synchronizing operations between directorates to include, Personnel, Logistics, Finance, Engineering, Information Technology, and Medical Operations synchronizing all efforts to accomplish the Commander’s vision

Developed logistic support plans and policies for mortuary affairs, laundry/bath operations and aerial delivery military operations throughout South Korea resulting in relocation of 500 short ton of Aerial Delivery equipment from the US to South Korea

Served as the second in command of a Wounded Warrior Transition unit comprised of 600 individuals to include, patients, military staff and civilian employees facilitating the healing, rehabilitation of wounded and injured patients

Ensured synchronized care, proper disposition, and transition of injured and wounded patients to civilian life insuring 100% patient accountability

Instituted systems to manage the movement of Soldiers from various inpatient treatment centers throughout the United States resulting in patients being transported to 8 facilities in 6 states while traveling over 175,000 miles

Developed a reporting system that allowed the unit to conduct continuous analysis and identify trends and developing long range planning allowing the unit to anticipate future requirements and events

Oversaw the planning supervision and execution of all pre-deployment training, new equipment fielding and deployment of 841 Soldiers to Iraq

Established a Tactical Operations Center, managed administrative and logistical operations within Baghdad, Central and Western regions of Iraq

Maintained accountability and managed assets to include over $32.2 million of equipment and over $12 million of warehouse stocks and $23.2 million of repair parts through solid record keeping, organization, and tracking systems

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Managed the health, welfare, training, and leadership of 300 military personnel and 175 civilian employee comprising 25 separate military occupational specialties

Managed the day-to-day personnel and logistics operations as well as execution of combat operations of more than 4,000 Soldiers and Marines while conducting security and support operations over a 40,000 square KM area as part of Operation Iraqi Freedom

Coordinated the deployment and redeployment of 14,000 military personal and 3750 pieces of equipment from Iraq to the United States

Project manager of a preventive maintenance service program resulting in an improved operational readiness rate of over 17%

Developed a driver’s training program that included both virtual and behind the wheel training resulting in 178 personal driving 127,000 miles per month on both tracked and wheeled vehicles

Supervised hazardous materials training, maintenance and inventory of hazardous materials and equipment

Developed Army pilot program to conduct medical processing and evaluation of redeploying Soldiers, resulting in the timely movement, reception, medical screening and evaluation of redeploying Soldiers

Provided maintenance for 2,323 tracked and wheeled vehicles, power generation, air conditioning systems, small arms and fire control systems, and provided allied trades and recovery assets to five organizations

Education and Training

Master of Science in Administration, Central Michigan University, Pleasant Grove Michigan 3.67 PGABachelors of Arts in Education, University of Wyoming, Laramie Wyoming 3.52 PGA

United States Army Mortuary Affairs Officer Course, Fort Lee Virginia United States Army Command & General Staff School, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, United States Army Support Operations Course, Phase I and Phase II, Fort Lee Virginia United States Army Combined Arms Service Staff School, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, United States Army Armor Officer Advance Course, Fort Knox, Kentucky, United States Army Armor Officer Basic Course, Fort Knox Kentucky

Awards

• Meritorious Service Medal (3) • Army Accommodation Medal (3) • Army Achievement Medal (4) •Outstanding Military Volunteer Service Medal • Over Seas Service Ribbon (3) •Iraqi Campaign Medal (4 Campaign Stars) •Valorous Unit Award •Superior Unit Award (2)

Parachute BadgeCombat Action BadgeThe Ordnance Order of Samuel Sharpe

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