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Chief of Plans and Exercises 26-6248
Air Force: O4:O5
Location:
Pearl Harbor, HI
Agency:
Defense Logistics Agency
Activity:
DLA Energy – Indo Pacific
Service:
Air Force
Desired Grade:
O4:O5
Tour Description:
26-6248, Length 1 Year: Directly responsible to the DLA Energy Indo-Pacific Integrator for the development/execution of DLA Energy Indo-Pacific Region Plans/Operations/Exercise support for INDOPACOM and Sub-Unified Commands/Joint Task Forces with the DLA Indo-Pacific Region Plans/Operations Subject Matter Experts and Liaison Officers, and in coordination with the DLA Energy Enterprise. This is a joint critical billet requiring a joint specialty officer. Directs joint service military and civilian personnel in deliberate planning of effective petroleum support in coordination with the Joint Logistics Enterprise (JLENT) comprised of the Combatant Command J4 Staff, Joint Service Component 4 Staffs, and Defense and Federal Agencies for peacetime and wartime operations, and the Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff (Tier-One) Exercises. Partner with the appropriate JLENT staffs to aid in the development of Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HA/DR) support planning, with applicable logistics annexes and logistics supportability analyses to ensure proper integration of information and synchronization of effort. Integrally involved in all Joint and Combined warfighting exercises to coordinate the allocation of Energy resources and capabilities, where applicable, across the Indo-Pacific Region. Works closely with the INDOPACOM Joint Petroleum Office to develop regional fuel infrastructure and product distribution plans. Proactively monitor the dynamic operating environment to best align fuel support capabilities to meet INDOPACOM mission support requirements. Promotes and oversees international bulk petroleum support agreements with foreign governments.
Qualifications: Secret Clearance required; Top Secret Clearance w/ SCI desired. AFSC: 21R4
To apply, contact:
TSgt Megan Spencer
- 317-435-2378
Operations Officer 26-6032
Air Force:
Location:
Pearl Harbor, HI
Agency:
Defense Logistics Agency
Activity:
DLA Energy – Indo Pacific
Service:
Air Force
Desired Grade:
Tour Description:
26-6032, Length 182 days: The incumbent serves as the initial point of contact between DLA Energy, the major commands, the Service components, and federal agencies on Class III bulk fuel issues in support of DoD contingencies and global fuel operations. Acts as DLA Energy's crisis manager, analyzing international and domestic situations that may impact DLA Energy's mission throughout the world. Reviews the Operations Center's incoming classified and unclassified verbal and written communications, determines the required actions, and distributes action items to the appropriate DLA Energy Commodity Business Units (CBU). Channels critical information through the DLA Energy chain of command, ensuring DLA Energy and DLA Senior Staffs receive timely situational updates. Provides DLA Energy's "Customer Service" support for emergency fuel requirements, fuel quality issues, and Continuity of Operations (COOP) taskings/call downs. Accesses Internet sites to collect data needed to prepare briefings, reports and fact sheets. Tracks and validates command petroleum reports (REPOL). Utilizes Microsoft Access and Power Point to create recurring DLA Energy Director's, DLA J-4 and DLA Director's briefings. Briefs DLA Energy CBU directors and senior leadership. Develops and maintains spreadsheets, fact sheets, and specialty briefings as required. Tracks critical petroleum products from load out through delivery to bases throughout combat theaters of operations. Researches and compiles information and performs analysis to determine fuel availability to support DoD real-world and potential contingency operations. Works with CBU, DLA Energy Field Offices, JCS, Service Petroleum Office and Major Command action officers to ensure proactive energy logistics support and customer service is provided for operations, contingencies and exercises. Qualifications: TS Clearance preferred; Secret Clearance required, Desired: Advanced Petroleum Course, Desired: Assignments in Petroleum units; Petroleum and Water Officer Course (R8) AFSC 21R3
To apply, contact:
TSgt Megan Spencer
- 317-435-2378
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