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Operations NCO 26-6250

Army or Air Force: E6:E7

 
Location: Camp Walker, 746
Agency: Defense Logistics Agency Activity: DLA Energy – Indo Pacific
Service: Army or Air Force Desired Grade: E6:E7

Tour Description: 26-6250, Length 400 days: Provides direct support to Energy Indo-Pacific Korea and assists Commander and Operations Officer in providing integrated material management in support to U.S. Forces Korea (USFK). Performs all aspects of the programming, forecasting, resource management, review and analysis function for Energy Indo-Pac Korea. Plans and conducts analysis in relation to the Energy Indo-Pac Korea program areas and determines the need for changes to processes in relation to the continuing change in mission and operational requirements. Establishes quantitative parameters for strategic energy initiative process execution, determines resource needs, evaluates impact of resource constraints, and recommends action for management approval. Assists with policy and guidance implementation for Energy Indo-Pac Korea. This involves coordination with DLA Energy-HQ and field counterparts. Areas of responsibility include prioritization and coordination of efforts across Energy Indo-Pac Korea and the implementation of best practices. Assists with developing and integrating critical Class III bulk supply chain plans and facility capability models (Fuel Models) for Operational Plans (OPLANs) supporting US INDOPAC Command's (USINDOPACOM) strategic bulk petroleum requirements. Assesses petroleum distribution capabilities and assures product integrity for direct delivery contract facilities in support of exercises and contingency bulk fuel requirements for land, air and sea operations. Evaluates, orders, and monitors the resupply of DFSPs to assure maintenance of required inventories in accordance with the current DLA Energy Inventory Management Plan (IMP). Assists with coordination implementation of Acquisition Cross Servicing Agreement (ACSA) and implementing arrangement for DLA Energy’s Fuel Exchange Agreement (FEA). Ensures support for multiple civilian and military agencies to include USINDOPACOM, service component commands, multiple JTFs, and DoD agencies, as required. Prepares and presents briefings of Energy Indo-Pac Korea’s status, progress and mission. This involves applying administrative and technical procedures, methods, and techniques supporting Energy Indo-Pac Korea operations and program management. Assists staff members in the conduct of assigned programs and functions, and programs that require extensive research. Independently evaluates DoD/DLA policy and procedural changes that impact the mission. Perform other duties as assigned. Qualifications: Operations and/or petroleum operations skill sets Secret Clearance MOS 92F, AFSC 2F0X1

To apply, contact: TSgt Megan Spencer - 317-435-2378
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Logistics Operations Officer 26-6249

Army or Air Force: O4

 
Location: Camp Walker, 746
Agency: Defense Logistics Agency Activity: DLA - Indo-Pacific
Service: Army or Air Force Desired Grade: O4

Tour Description: 26-6249, Length 400 Days: Oversees receipt, storage, transfer and dispensing of bulk fuel and petroleum products to 19 sites. Reporting and receiving information through Reporting Petroleum, Oils Lubricants (REPOPL). Works closely with US Forces Korea (USFK) Sub-Area Petroleum Office-Korea to manage fuel flow throughout the Area of Responsibility (AOR). Manages and monitors contracts valued over $712 M. Responsible for managing different Military Support Agreements (MLSA) throughout the AOR. Incumbent participates in PACOM force flow and adaptive planning conferences as required. In coordination with USFK Petroleum Planner assisting to resolve OPLAN shortfalls limitations and other conditions that impact DLA Energy Korea ability to perform its wartime bulk petroleum logistics support mission. Conducts and evaluates its Wartime Host Nation Support Plan (WHNSP), petroleum contingency reports, Inventory Management Plan (IMP) and Bulk Petroleum Capabilities Report (POLCAP). Responsible for utilizing, updating and creating fuel modeling for supply chain analysis. Creates and manages reports and slides for the DLA Energy Korea Commander. Incumbent plans and executes contingency support operations utilizing a combination of commercial and military infrastructure in concert with Unified and Joint Commanders to deliver petroleum products to support land, air and sea operations of the military services as set forth in Joint Bulk Petroleum Doctrine (Joint Pub 4-03). The Operations Officer will establish reports on the success of such contracts actions or advise alternatives as appropriate. The Operations Officer is responsible for gathering, analyzing petroleum supply data, and preparing detailed daily reports for higher headquarters review. Serves as a Logistics Planner for contingencies and peacetime operations. Reviews frequently with State Department and foreign government officials throughout the region. Provide strict oversight and technical expertise in the support of requisitioning, transportation, storage, and distribution of petroleum products throughout the INDOPACOM AOR. Incumbent will assist representing the DLA Energy Korea Commander at industry conferences, meetings, and on committees/ task groups outside DLA Energy for fuel logistics and technical matters. Qualifications: Operations experience Secret Clearance

To apply, contact: TSgt Megan Spencer - 317-435-2378
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NCOA Senior Instructor 26-6174

Army: E9

 
Location: Riyadh, 11
Agency: CENTCOM Activity: USMTM
Service: Army Desired Grade: E9

Tour Description: 26-6174, Length 420 days: Serve as a Senior Enlisted Instructor/Advisor with the U.S.
Military Training Mission (USMTM), Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Advises and assists Saudi Arabian Armed Forces (SAAF) on enlisted professional military education, NCO development, and leadership training initiatives.
Responsible for supporting the SAAF initiative to stand-up the Saudi Armed Forces Sergeant Major Academy in Khamis, Saudi Arabia.
The SM will work directly with Saudi senior enlisted leaders and U.S. advisors to help refine the curriculum, and establish academic standards with the U.S.
Army NCO development models.
Provide subject matter expertise in leadership, training management and ethics to assist in refining the SAAF enlisted education program.
Represents the USMTM enlisted force in bilateral engagements, reinforcing professional military education standards and promoting mutual understanding between the U.S. military and the SAAF.
Responsible for curriculum development, course delivery, and continuous improvement of the program of instruction (POI).

Qualifications: Must be a Sergeant Major or Master Sergeant and a USASMA graduate.
Prior experience as a Drill Sergeant or instructor; held previous positions in TRADOC, NCOA, or other institutional training assignments preferred.
Posses strong communication, facilitation, and instructor skills.
Must meet all medical, physical (AFT / height & weight),and deployment requirements for overseas assignments.
Must have a valid secret clearance. .)



To apply, contact: SFC Joe Sorg - 317-627-0951
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Signal Intel Military Advisor 26-6081

Army: O4:O5

 
Location: Riyadh,
Agency: USA Security Assistance Command Activity: USASAC-TMO
Service: Army Desired Grade: O4:O5

Tour Description: 26-6081, Length 420 days: In accordance with the 1977 Accords, provides intelligence operations expertise and assistance to the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Defense to assist with the transformation to a joint fighting force.
Develops and delivers training programs designed and tailored to advise on joint operations.
Works closely with the Joint Forces and Joint Forces Command.
Mentors and coaches Saudi military forces: Providing guidance and expertise, helping develop the partnership, enhancing joint capabilities, and improving operational proficiency.
Support: Facilitates access to resources under the 1977 Accords for joint operations or other forms of support that enhance Saudi military capabilities.
Builds institutional capacity: This includes assisting with the development of military education and training systems, organizational structures, and doctrine.
Provides technical and tactical advice: Offers guidance on joint military operations, including military strategy, policy, procedures, planning, execution, and post-mission analysis.
Advises on joint military activities based on expertise and understanding of military affairs.
Facilitates communication and coordination: Acts as a liaison between U.S. forces and Saudi military forces, improving interoperability and mutual support.
Fosters relationships and builds trust: Engage with Saudi military leadership and personnel, building rapport and strengthening the strategic partnership.



To apply, contact: SFC Joe Sorg - 317-627-0951
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Joint Forces Military Advisor 26-6080

Army: O4:O5

 
Location: Riyadh,
Agency: USA Security Assistance Command Activity: USASAC-TMO
Service: Army Desired Grade: O4:O5

Tour Description: 26-6080, Length 420 days.
In accordance with the 1977 Accords, provides joint operations expertise and assistance to the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Defense to assist with the transformation to a joint fighting force.
Develops and delivers training programs designed and tailored to advise on joint operations.
Works closely with the Joint Forces and Joint Forces Command.
Mentors and coaches Saudi military forces: Providing guidance and expertise, helping develop the partnership, enhancing joint capabilities, and improving operational proficiency.
Support: Facilitates access to resources under the 1977 Accords for joint operations or other forms of support that enhance Saudi military capabilities.
Builds institutional capacity: This includes assisting with the development of military education and training systems, organizational structures, and doctrine.
Provides technical and tactical advice: Offers guidance on joint military operations, including military strategy, policy, procedures, planning, execution, and post-mission analysis.
Advises on joint military activities based on expertise and understanding of military affairs.
Facilitates communication and coordination: Acts as a liaison between U.S. forces and Saudi military forces, improving interoperability and mutual support.
Fosters relationships and builds trust: Engage with Saudi military leadership and personnel, building rapport and strengthening the strategic partnership.



To apply, contact: SFC Joe Sorg - 317-627-0951
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Signal Intel NCO Military Advisor 26-6079

Army: O4:O5

 
Location: Riyadh,
Agency: USA Security Assistance Command Activity: USASAC-TMO
Service: Army Desired Grade: O4:O5

Tour Description: 26-6079, Length 420 days: In accordance with the 1977 Accords, provides intelligence operations expertise and assistance to the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Defense to assist with the transformation to a joint fighting force.
Develops and delivers training programs designed and tailored to advise on joint operations.
Works closely with the Joint Forces and Joint Forces Command.
Mentors and coaches Saudi military forces: Providing guidance and expertise, helping develop the partnership, enhancing joint capabilities, and improving operational proficiency.
Support: Facilitates access to resources under the 1977 Accords for joint operations or other forms of support that enhance Saudi military capabilities.
Builds institutional capacity: This includes assisting with the development of military education and training systems, organizational structures, and doctrine.
Provides technical and tactical advice: Offers guidance on joint military operations, including military strategy, policy, procedures, planning, execution, and post-mission analysis.
Advises on joint military activities based on expertise and understanding of military affairs.
Facilitates communication and coordination: Acts as a liaison between U.S. forces and Saudi military forces, improving interoperability and mutual support.
Fosters relationships and builds trust: Engage with Saudi military leadership and personnel, building rapport and strengthening the strategic partnership.



To apply, contact: SFC Joe Sorg - 317-627-0951
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Counter Intel NCO Military Advisor 26-6078

Army: E7:E8

 
Location: Riyadh,
Agency: USA Security Assistance Command Activity: USASAC-TMO
Service: Army Desired Grade: E7:E8

Tour Description: 26-6078, Length 420 days: In accordance with the 1977 Accords, provides joint operations expertise and assistance to the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Defense to assist with the transformation to a joint fighting force.
Develops and delivers training programs designed and tailored to advise on joint operations.
Works closely with the Joint Forces and Joint Forces Command.
Mentors and coaches Saudi military forces: Providing guidance and expertise, helping develop the partnership, enhancing joint capabilities, and improving operational proficiency.
Support: Facilitates access to resources under the 1977 Accords for joint operations or other forms of support that enhance Saudi military capabilities.
Builds institutional capacity: This includes assisting with the development of military education and training systems, organizational structures, and doctrine.
Provides technical and tactical advice: Offers guidance on joint military operations, including military strategy, policy, procedures, planning, execution, and post-mission analysis.
Advises on joint military activities based on expertise and understanding of military affairs.
Facilitates communication and coordination: Acts as a liaison between U.S. forces and Saudi military forces, improving interoperability and mutual support.
Fosters relationships and builds trust: Engage with Saudi military leadership and personnel, building rapport and strengthening the strategic partnership.



To apply, contact: SFC Joe Sorg - 317-627-0951
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Intel NCO Military Advisor 26-6076

Army: E7:E8

 
Location: Riyadh,
Agency: USA Security Assistance Command Activity: USASAC-TMO
Service: Army Desired Grade: E7:E8

Tour Description: 26-6076, Length 420 days: In accordance with the 1977 Accords, provides joint operations expertise and assistance to the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Defense to assist with the transformation to a joint fighting force.
Develops and delivers training programs designed and tailored to advise on joint operations.
Works closely with the Joint Forces and Joint Forces Command.
Mentors and coaches Saudi military forces: Providing guidance and expertise, helping develop the partnership, enhancing joint capabilities, and improving operational proficiency.
Support: Facilitates access to resources under the 1977 Accords for joint operations or other forms of support that enhance Saudi military capabilities.
Builds institutional capacity: This includes assisting with the development of military education and training systems, organizational structures, and doctrine.
Provides technical and tactical advice: Offers guidance on joint military operations, including military strategy, policy, procedures, planning, execution, and post-mission analysis.
Advises on joint military activities based on expertise and understanding of military affairs.
Facilitates communication and coordination: Acts as a liaison between U.S. forces and Saudi military forces, improving interoperability and mutual support.
Fosters relationships and builds trust: Engage with Saudi military leadership and personnel, building rapport and strengthening the strategic partnership.



To apply, contact: SFC Joe Sorg - 317-627-0951
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Joint Force NCO Military Advisor 26-6074

Army: E7:E8

 
Location: Riyadh,
Agency: USA Security Assistance Command Activity: USASAC-TMO
Service: Army Desired Grade: E7:E8

Tour Description: 26-6074, Length 420 days: In accordance with the 1977 Accords, provides joint operations expertise and assistance to the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Defense to assist with the transformation to a joint fighting force.
Develops and delivers training programs designed and tailored to advise on joint operations.
Works closely with the Joint Forces and Joint Forces Command.
Mentors and coaches Saudi military forces: Providing guidance and expertise, helping develop the partnership, enhancing joint capabilities, and improving operational proficiency.
Support: Facilitates access to resources under the 1977 Accords for joint operations or other forms of support that enhance Saudi military capabilities.
Builds institutional capacity: This includes assisting with the development of military education and training systems, organizational structures, and doctrine.
Provides technical and tactical advice: Offers guidance on joint military operations, including military strategy, policy, procedures, planning, execution, and post-mission analysis.
Advises on joint military activities based on expertise and understanding of military affairs.
Facilitates communication and coordination: Acts as a liaison between U.S. forces and Saudi military forces, improving interoperability and mutual support.
Fosters relationships and builds trust: Engage with Saudi military leadership and personnel, building rapport and strengthening the strategic partnership."



To apply, contact: SFC Joe Sorg - 317-627-0951
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Human Resources Advisor 26-6073

Army: O3:O4

 
Location: Riyadh,
Agency: USA Security Assistance Command Activity: USASAC-TMO
Service: Army Desired Grade: O3:O4

Tour Description: 26-6073, Length 420 days: Provides human resource expertise and assistance to the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Defense.
Develops and delivers training programs designed and tailored to advise in human resources operations, strength management, and manpower.
Mentors and coaches Saudi military forces: Providing guidance and expertise, helping develop the partnership, enhancing their human resource capabilities, and improving their operational proficiency.
Building institutional capacity: This includes assisting with the development of military education and training systems, organizational structures, and doctrine.
Provides technical and tactical advice: Offers guidance on human resources military operations, including planning, execution, and post-mission analysis.
Facilitates communication and coordination: Acts as a liaison between U.S. forces and Saudi military forces, improving interoperability and mutual support.
Providing intelligence and situational awareness: Advisors may assist with intelligence gathering and analysis, helping partner nations understand threats and make informed decisions.
Diplomacy and security cooperation Fostering relationships and building trust: Advisors engage with host nation leadership and personnel, building rapport and strengthening alliances and partnerships.
Promoting US national security interests: They represent US values and interests while assisting in the development of partner nation security capabilities.



To apply, contact: SFC Joe Sorg - 317-627-0951
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Human Resources NCO 26-6072

Army: E6:E7

 
Location: Riyadh,
Agency: USA Security Assistance Command Activity: USASAC-TMO
Service: Army Desired Grade: E6:E7

Tour Description: 26-6072, Length 420 days: Provides human resource expertise and assistance to the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Defense.
Develops and delivers training programs designed and tailored to advise in human resources operations, strength management, and manpower.
Mentors and coaches Saudi military forces: Providing guidance and expertise, helping develop the partnership, enhancing their human resource capabilities, and improving their operational proficiency.
Building institutional capacity: This includes assisting with the development of military education and training systems, organizational structures, and doctrine.
Provides technical and tactical advice: Offers guidance on human resources military operations, including planning, execution, and post-mission analysis.
Facilitates communication and coordination: Acts as a liaison between U.S. forces and Saudi military forces, improving interoperability and mutual support.
Providing intelligence and situational awareness: Advisors may assist with intelligence gathering and analysis, helping partner nations understand threats and make informed decisions.
Diplomacy and security cooperation Fostering relationships and building trust: Advisors engage with host nation leadership and personnel, building rapport and strengthening alliances and partnerships.
Promoting US national security interests: They represent US values and interests while assisting in the development of partner nation security capabilities."



To apply, contact: SFC Joe Sorg - 317-627-0951
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Operations NCO 26-6071

Army: O3:O4

 
Location: Riyadh,
Agency: USA Security Assistance Command Activity: USASAC-TMO
Service: Army Desired Grade: O3:O4

Tour Description: 26-6071, Length 420 days: Serves as a Joint Staff Advisor responsible for evaluating, coordinating, and assisting in the Saudi Land Forces planning, monitoring, and assessing activities to operate in a joint environment.
Performs a myriad of advising functions to include: translating higher headquarters guidance from Saudi National Defense documents into operations, coordinate with higher-level headquarters, subordinate commands, and integration into the joint force as directed in pursuit of KSA Campaign Support Plan (CSP) objectives; collaborate with Allies and partner nations in mutually supporting Strategic efforts; and advise on operational concepts for tactical implementation; and respond to requests for information (RFIs).
Serves as a joint-capable plans officer to assist the Saudi Ministry of Defense that maintains domain-wide visibility over requirements, resources, and priorities; anticipates and delivers with speed and precision to meet operational needs of the Saudi joint force commander; and acts with unity of effort in the planning and execution across the joint operations area in an environment of continuous business transformation and innovation.



To apply, contact: SFC Joe Sorg - 317-627-0951
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Supply System Training Advisor 26-6036

Army: W3:W4

 
Location: Riyadh,
Agency: Army Materiel Command Activity: USASAC-OPM-SANG
Service: Army Desired Grade: W3:W4

Tour Description: 26-6036, Length 420 days: Serves as the Supply Systems Training Advisor in daily activities to include oversight of all supply systems and procedures for the Office of the Program Manager, Saudi Arabian National Guard (OPM-SANG).
Officer will be assigned a 2-3 bedroom villa in a western-compound residential resort (Al Nakhla), Chevy Tahoe, and receive $4,600 for R&R travel.
There are options for non-command sponsored dependents to live in Saudi Arabia with Soldier and several current OPM-SANG members have family here.
All Soldiers received the following pay incentives: Combat Zone Tax Exclusion (CZTE), Imminent Danger Pay (IDP), Hardship Duty Pay (HDP), COLA, Civilian Clothing Allowance (CCA), and Family Separation Allowance (FSA) if authorized.
Selected Officer will serve a 1-year tour with option to extend upon approval NTE 5-years.
Additional duties: The Supply Systems Advisor, advises the Ministry of the National Guard, Saudi Arabian National Guard and Aviation Program Manager on all aspect of supply systems policy and functional procedures and associated training programs for the sang.
Responsible for managing the receipt, storage, and issuance of supplies and equipment at the technical supply or DSU level in accordance with established policies and regulations.
Plans requirements for stockage and control based on accumulation of demand data.
Conducts periodic inventories of stockage supply items, initiates action for disposition of excesses and makes recommendations for changes to the authorized stockage list (ASL).
Prepares, implements, and maintains standard operating procedures for supply systems activities.
Interprets regulations, technical manuals, and orders pertaining to supply systems for commanders and subordinates.
Supervises supply support activity personnel and assist in oversight of contract supply activities.



To apply, contact: SFC Joe Sorg - 317-627-0951
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F-16 Instructor Pilot 25-6629

Air Force: O4

 
Location: Ben Guerir AB, Marrakesh
Agency: Secretary of the Air Force Activity: SAF - IARC - AFSAT
Service: Air Force Desired Grade: O4

Tour Description: 25-6629, Length 1 Year Advisor in a highly visible, joint position embedded within the Moroccan Air Force.
Act as chief instructor pilot responsible for qualification, progression and standardization of 43 Moroccan pilots in support of USAFRICOM objectives.
Advises Morocco on planning through execution of a $2B F-16 foreign military sales case.
Liaison between RMAF, AFSAT, OSC and AFRICOM.
Excellent flying opportunities and unique challenges.
No deployments, occasional TDYs to Rabat (US Embassy/RMAF HQ) and Ramstein (medical).

Qualifications: Required: F-16 IP with minimum 750 hours F-16.
Experienced instructing NVG, NAAR, Sniper/ATP, APG-68.
Ability/desire to work/live on your own (nearest USG installation is 4hrs away).
Desired: B-Course IP, SEAD IP, RCP current, DLPT score 2/2/2 in French or Arabic, prior NA/ME experience (MPEP/FAO/AA/LEAP). AFSC Preferred: T11FxH, will also accept K11FxH


To apply, contact: SMSgt Tania 'TC' Cousineau - 317-270-2066