Douglas G. Ebenal
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557, Box 1933 Master Gunnery
Sergeant
United States
Marine Corps
Email: easye56@military.com
Objective: To use my quantitative and exacting professional administration and organizational skills
in a fulltime
assistant. Executive Over 26 years administrative experience to include positions involving leadership and Summary: supervision, positions as trainer from the basic to more experienced personnel, and
billets as a dedicated
Experience:
Officer in Charge, Manpower Information Systems Support Office27, Okinawa,
Japan, 2000 to present. · Supervised and monitored manpower systems assistance provided to all Marine Corps
units
located within the Pacific Ocean to include Japan and Korea. · Provided feedback to Headquarters Marine Corps on current/potential systems
problems.
· Managed budget
submissions and executions for $30,000 budget. · Ensured Marines received guidance and training. both in their routine administrative
duties
and their required Marine Corps duties. · Utilizing the Marine Corps database, provided status reports to the Commanding
General,
Chief of Staff and Assistant Chief of Staff G-1 (Personnel).
Administrative/G-1
Chief, Marine Corps Base, Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii, 1998 to 2000:
· Assisted in the
development of a Personnel Support Center and operating procedures for
Consolidated
Administration.
· Created and
maintained a By Name Table of Organization for the military/civilian team
and
coordinated assignments of in bound personnel.
· Monitored and
scheduled training of all personnel within the G-1 and Personnel Support
Center. · Reviewed all Marine Corps Base directives for administrative correctness and currency
with
Headquarters Marine Corps policy. · Produced ADHOC and SMARTS reports from existing Marine Corps databases for the
Commanding General and Chief of Staff. · As the Officer in Charge of Pass and ID, ensured proper authentication during the issuance of military ID cards and base passes.
Adjutant
Chief, 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, Okinawa, Japan, 1996 to 1997: · Received, corrected, and submitted award recommendations to the Awards Board for
consideration.
· Requested
rewrite, or smooth certificate for delivery upon direction by the board.
· Tracked and
monitored all Enlisted to Officer programs.
Ensure higher headquarters
timelines
were met. · Performed as the Navy and Marine Corps Relief Society Representative for the entire
1st Marine Aircraft Wing.
· This tour was cut short due to medical reasons. Adjutant Chief, 1st Force Service Support Group, Camp Pendleton, California,
1994
to 1996: · Supervised a multi faceted office: awards, discharges, retirements, message traffic,
reproduction, guard mail for the 7,000 personnel unit.
· Served as the
Adjutant during numerous periods of Temporary Duty and deployments. · Tracked and monitored Warrant Officer applications, made necessary corrections and
prepared rough endorsements for the Commanding Generals signature. · Wrote/created directives pertaining to procedures in the above listed areas of
responsibility.
· Created and
implemented Group procedures to ensure accurate reporting of casualties
and
injuries of Marine Corps personnel. Staff Noncommissioned Officer in Charge, Recruit Casual, Parris Island, South
Carolina,
1993-1994
· Ensured recruits
dropped from training were properly discharged. · Ensured injured recruits were provided medical treatment and all paperwork was
submitted for any Veteran entitlements. · Monitored and assisted drill instructors in the performance of their duties while assigned
to
Recruit Casual to ensure a low profile, stress free environment. Senior Drill Instructor/Drill Instructor, Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, South
Carolina,
· Responsible for the training and welfare of Marine Corps recruits in increments of 30-45
man
platoons.
· Instructed
recruits in several classes on military subjects. Student Personnel Administrative Chief, School of Infantry, Camp Pendleton,
California,
1988 to 1992 · Supervised the administrative support to over 800 students on a weekly interlocking 30
day
cycle
· Performed the
duties as Pay Chief for over 800 students on a rotating schedule Administrative Chief, Inspector-Instructor Staff, Manchester, New Hampshire,
1985
to 1988
· Supervised all
administrative support for over 100 reserve personnel · Ensured all administrative support was ready for mobilization within a 24 hour period. · Volunteered annually to support the Marine Corps Reserve Toys For Tots program.
Administrative Chief, Marine Detachment, USS John F. Kennedy, Norfolk, Virginia,
1982
to 1985
· Performed all
administrative support to over 100 Marines while deployed on sea duty · Researched and created several Detachment orders for policies on required information
(i.e., Leave, Request Mast, Promotion, Awards). · Provided instruction and guidance for the Marine Detachment Silent Drill Team. Administrative Clerk, Fleet Intelligence Center Pacific, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii,
1979
to 1982 · Researched and created classified updates to the Pacific and Indian Ocean Fact Books,
covering the military of over 100 countries.
· Maintained an
extensive intelligence map and aerial film library · Provided armed security as a member of the Master-At-Arms team.
1975
to 1979 · Performed the duties as Classified Material Control Center Chief to properly issue, track,
inventory and/or destroy classified material.
· Perform the
duties as Temporary Additional Duty Orders Clerk. · Perform the duties as Files and Directives Clerk for one of the largest units in the Marine Corps. · Served as a member of the I Marine Amphibious Force Color Guard.
Corps Air
Attended
the Drill Instructor Course, Class 3-92, Parris Island, South Carolina, 1992 Attended the Career Staff Noncommissioned Officer Academy, Class 3-85, Quantico,
Virginia, 1985
Attended
the Administrative Clerk Course, Camp Pendleton, California, 1975 Completed numerous Marine Corps Institute self-improvement courses Activities/ Coach/Assistance Coach
for Young Soccer, 1992 Interests: Married, father of 4 children; family outings; camping; fishing; shrimping; beach activities; member of Young Marines Staff, Okinawa, Japan, 2000 to present; routinely volunteered to assist during local school and church functions/events; woodworking (home projects, simple furniture), computer (web design, databases and spreadsheets). References: Available upon request |
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