OCONUS PFI Positions

Length: 400 Days; Location: Peral Harbor, Hawaii
Agency: Defense Logistics Agency Activity: DLA-Energy
Service: Army Desired Grade: E-7, E-8

Tour Description: DLA Energy Indo-Pacific [South-West] is headquartered in Guam, with requirements stretching from West of the International Date Line to the Indian Sub-continent and South of Okinawa through Australia and New Zealand. The Chief of Plans and Operations supports the execution of integrated material management and distribution operations of bulk petroleum products and energy services for U.S. forces in 22 nations in the Western Pacific (WESTPAC). Responsible for developing and integrating critical Class III bulk supply chain plans and facility capability models (Fuel Models) for Operational Plans (OPLANs) supporting US Indo-Pacific Command's (USINDOPACOM) strategic bulk petroleum requirements. Assesses and integrates key civil and commercial capabilities (International Airports, Port Authorities, Refineries, and Transportation Providers) with military service and civil defense capabilities in order to evaluate and implement supporting plans for WESTPAC OPLANs. Assesses and analyzes facility operational capabilities to support OPLAN requirements. Assesses, reviews and monitors inventory requirements of all DLA owned petroleum and provides facility maintenance support for all Defense Fuel Service Points (DFSPs) located within the DLA Energy Indo-Pacific South-West subregion. 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). Assesses and reviews currency and accuracy of operational support supply chain fuels models which includes and integrates support capabilities for Acquisition Cross Servicing Agreements (ACSA). Ensures support for multiple civilian and military agencies to include USINDOPACOM, service component commands, multiple JTFs, and DoD agencies, as required. Assures bulk petroleum distribution operations to support identified exercise requirements in the WESTPAC, which include recurring exercises such as Cope North, Cobra Gold, Salikanib, Balikatan, Valiant Shield, Garuda Shield, Talisman Saber, and Pacific Partnership.
Qualifications: Secret Clearance Required.
To apply, contact: MSgt Leanna Rudibaugh - 317-361-7738

Length: 420 Days; Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Agency: Central Command Activity: USMTM
Service: Army Desired Grade: O-3

Tour Description: Serves as the US Military Training Mission (USMTM) Air and Missile Defense Operations Advisor for the commander and staff of the Royal Saudi Air Defense Forces (RSADF). Integrates contractors, consultants, United States Army, United States Army Security Assistance Command, and Department of Defense Foreign Military Sales (FMS) efforts. Coordinates combined arms operations, coalition exercises, and training events for over 32,000 personnel in the RSADF. Advises RSADF on tactical operations, modification of Air Defense systems, and defense design. Assists with the assessment of training facilities and makes recommendations to enhance tactics training and instruction of RSADF personnel. Serves as the division’s C-UAS liaison.

Qualifications: None listed.
To apply, contact: SFC Joseph Sorg - 317-627-0951

Length: 420 Days; Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Agency: Central Command Activity: USMTM
Service: Army Desired Grade: O-4

Tour Description: Serves as the US Military Training Mission (USMTM) Air and Missile Defense Operations Advisor and Patriot technical subject matter expert for the commander and staff of the Royal Saudi Air Defense Forces (RSADF). Integrates contractors, consultants, United States Army, United States Army Security Assistance Command, and Department of Defense Foreign Military Sales (FMS) efforts. Coordinates combined arms operations, coalition exercises, and training events for over 32,000 personnel in the RSADF. Monitors and manages AMD FMS Cases worth over 14 billlion US dollars. Advises RSADF on tactical operations, modification of Air Defense systems, and defense design. Assists with the assessment of training facilities and makes recommendations to enhance tactics training and instruction of RSADF personnel. In addition, served as the division's Operations Officer.

Qualifications: None listed.
To apply, contact: SFC Joseph Sorg - 317-627-0951

Length: 420 Days; Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Agency: Central Command Activity: USMTM
Service: Army Desired Grade: O-3, O-4

Tour Description: Serves as the US Military Training Mission (USMTM) Air and Missile Defense Operations Advisor for the commander and staff of the Royal Saudi Air Defense Forces (RSADF). Integrates contractors, consultants, United States Army, United States Army Security Assistance Command, and Department of Defense Foreign Military Sales (FMS) efforts. Coordinates combined arms operations, coalition exercises, and training events for over 32,000 personnel in the RSADF. Advises RSADF on tactical operations, modification of Air Defense systems, and defense design. Assists with the assessment of training facilities and makes recommendations to enhance tactics training and instruction of RSADF personnel.

Qualifications: None listed.
To apply, contact: SFC Joseph Sorg - 317-627-0951

Length: 420 Days; Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Agency: Central Command Activity: USMTM
Service: Army Desired Grade: O-3, O-4

Tour Description: Serves as a Signal Advisor to the Royal Saudi Air Defense Forces (RSADF) Communications and Information Technology Directorate (CITD) and Air Defense Command Center (ADCC); Responsible for training, advising, and assisting the RSADF on all security assistance matters, joint and combined training, as well as professional military education. Coordinates RSADF communications operations and training requirements for the integration of THAAD, PATRIOT, HAWK, and SEWS systems using DOTMLPF-P methodology. Assists the RSADF Headquarters staff on the development and integration of Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and Intelligence (C4I) systems, Link-16 architecture, CPN, COMSEC and joint network integration; advises the RSADF on all communications assets associated with Air and Missile Defense units in support of joint exercises. In addition you will work closely with the AMD C4I Advisor.

Qualifications: None listed.
To apply, contact: SFC Joseph Sorg - 317-627-0951

Length: 420 Days; Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Agency: Central Command Activity: USMTM
Service: Army Desired Grade: O-3, O-4

Tour Description: Serves as the US Military Training Mission (USMTM) Air and Missile Defense Operations Advisor and Patriot technical subject matter expert for the commander and staff of the Royal Saudi Air Defense Forces (RSADF). Integrates contractors, consultants, United States Army, United States Army Security Assistance Command, and Department of Defense Foreign Military Sales (FMS) efforts. Coordinates combined arms operations, coalition exercises, and training events for over 32,000 personnel in the RSADF. Provides Space advisement with the Royal Saudi Air Force centered around development of their emerging Space Force requirements. Works with RSAF & RSADF to provide unification advisement while expanding decision space and preserving defense of the Kingdom.

Qualifications: None listed.
To apply, contact: SFC Joseph Sorg - 317-627-0951

Length: 400 Days; Location: Bahrain
Agency: Defense Logistics Agency Activity: DLA-Energy
Service: Army Desired Grade: E-5, E-6

Tour Description: The incumbent serves as the initial point of contact between DLA Energy Middle East - Manama, Bahrain and 266ST FCTS (Army) - Kaiserslautern, Germany and 39 FSS/FSPD - Incirlik AB, Turkey. The human resources (HR) specialist performs personnel and administrative functions in support of DLA-E ME, Military Support Team and advise the Staff Support Chief and service members on human resource matters. The HR specialist's primary responsibilities are to participates in occupational classification and management of human resources and execution of personnel management activities to include maintaining officer and enlisted personnel records and processing personnel actions concerning servicemember's and their families. The HR NCO will be responsible for providing essential HR support and reporting essential information on the following programs: personnel accountability, monthly end strength, military entitlement, records management, casualty notification, and readiness management. You’ll provide necessary support to the Commander and staff across all branches and assist with human capital needs.

Qualifications: None listed.
To apply, contact: MSgt Leanna Rudibaugh - 317-361-7738

Length: 400 Days; Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Agency: Defense Logistics Agency Activity: DLA-Energy
Service: Air Force or Army Desired Grade: O-3, O-4

Tour Description: 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's Operation 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 theatres of operations. Research 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: Secret Clearance required. Desired: Advanced Petroleum Course, Assignments in Petroleum units, and Petroleum and Water Officer Course (R8).
To apply, contact: MSgt Leanna Rudibaugh - 317-361-7738

Length: 400 Days; Location: Bahrain
Agency: Defense Logistics Agency Activity: DLA-Energy
Service: Air Force or Army Desired Grade: O-3, O-4

Tour Description: 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's Operation 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 theatres of operations. Research 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: Secret Clearance required. Desired: Advanced Petroleum Course, Assignments in Petroleum units, and Petroleum and Water Officer Course (R8).
To apply, contact: MSgt Leanna Rudibaugh - 317-361-7738

Length: 400 Days; Location: Doha, Qatar
Agency: Defense Logistics Agency Activity: DLA-Energy
Service: Air Force or Army Desired Grade: O-3, O-4

Tour Description: 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's Operation 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 theatres 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: Secret Clearance required. Desired: Advanced Petroleum Course, Assignments in Petroleum units, and Petroleum and Water Officer Course (R8).
To apply, contact: MSgt Leanna Rudibaugh - 317-361-7738

Length: 400 Days; Location: Bahrain
Agency: Defense Logistics Agency Activity: DLA-Energy
Service: Air Force or Army Desired Grade: O-3, O-4

Tour Description: 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's Operation 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 theatres 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: Secret Clearance required. Desired: Advanced Petroleum Course, Assignments in Petroleum units; and Petroleum and Water Officer Course (R8).
To apply, contact: MSgt Leanna Rudibaugh - 317-361-7738