Personal Qualities
(Transferable Traits & Cognitive Strengths)

1. Multilingual Communication
2. Strategic Problem Solving
3. Emotional Intelligence (EQ)
4. Adaptability & Resilience
5. Cultural Competence
6. Analytical Thinking
7. Ethical Integrity
8. Visionary Perspective
9. Time Mastery
10. Discretion & Diplomacy

Professional Skills
(Job-Specific Competencies & Technical Knowledge)

Arts & Scents
of
Exquisite Beauty
by
JuJNXi®
Singapore

July 2023 - Current

President & Majority Shareholder

Founder / In‑House Artist

• www.ExquisiteByJuJNXi.art

Hui Ku Maoli Ola
Kaneohe, hi

Oct 2020 - Current

Office Manager

Office Executive

• www.hawaiiannativeplants.com

Twogood kayaks
kailua, hi

Feb 2017 - Dec 2019

General Manager

Business Executive

You Move me
honolulu, hi

June 2015 - Dec 2016

Operations Manager / General Manager

Office Executive / Business Executive

• www.youmoveme.com

Private Residence
Germany & Kaneohe, HI

April 2012 – June 2015

Household Manager & Primary Caregiver 😉

Provided full-time primary care and educational support for OUR child

Fahrschule
Muenchner Ring gmbh
Germany

2009 - 2012

Certified Driving Instructor (Theory & Practical)

Branch Manager

• www.fahrschule-betz.de

Let's Drive gmbh
germany

2002 - 2008

Certified Driving Instructor / Business Owner

Managing Director / Majority Shareholder

Various
High-End Fashion Labels
Europe & Global

2001 - 2011

Modeling & Fashion Appearances

Runway, Print & Digital Model – International Assignments

Golden Productions
Germany

2001 - 2006

Media & Performance Work

Actor – Adult Film & Photography Productions

Media Design & Webpublishing house
germany

2001 - 2010

Media Design Executive / business owner

Creative Director / Majority Shareholder

Magmafilm GmbH
Germany
Mascotte Film AG
Switzerland

1992 - 1997

Media & Performance Work

Performer under a professional pseudonym – Print and Film Productions

Foto-Presse-Bildreportagen
Germany

1987 - 1997

Founder & Visual Storyteller
Photojournalism & Editorial Features

Photographer & Publicist

Trips-Tours & Travelling
Germany

1987 - 1997

Founder & Curator of Tailored Travel Experiences

Premium Travel Design & Execution

german air force
NATO Civilian Employee
worldwide presence

1987 - 2000

Senior Enlisted Airman – German Air Force
(Multi-Branch Service)

Air Force Operations Specialist | UN & NATO Deployment Roles

University of Hawai‘i
at Mānoa

06/2023 - current

Bachelor of Arts in Chinese

Focus: Full-spectrum Mandarin fluency, literature, linguistics, culture, and history

• Advanced Mandarin Language Proficiency (up to C1/C2)
– Rigorous training from beginner through advanced levels; includes writing, interpreting, translation• Chinese Literature (Modern & Classical)
– Deep study of poetry, prose, fiction, and critical thought in Chinese history• Chinese Linguistics & Language Structure
– Study of grammar, phonetics, and comparative linguistics for language mastery• East Asian Cultural & Historical Contexts
– Courses in Chinese philosophy, film, society, politics, and religion• Capstone & Study Abroad Opportunities
– Optional year abroad in Taiwan/China through the Chinese Flagship or other programs

• www.eall.manoa.hawaii.edu

University of Hawai‘i
at Mānoa

06/2022 - 06/2023

Certificate in Chinese (Undergraduate Certificate Program)

Focus: Mandarin language skills and cultural understanding

• Mandarin Language Proficiency (B1–B2 CEFR)
– Emphasis on speaking, listening, reading, and writing in modern standard Mandarin• Applied Communication Skills
– Interactive courses in conversation, presentations, and real-world usage• Cultural Competency
– Exposure to Chinese customs, daily life, social etiquette, and regional variation• Chinese Literature & Society (Introductory)
– Select courses introduce modern or classical texts, media, and thought• Flexible Integration with Other Fields
– Ideal for pairing with professional or academic work in business, military, tourism, diplomacy, etc.

• www.eall.manoa.hawaii.edu

Université Henri
Poincaré Nancy 1
Nancy, France

2003 - 2005

Master of Science in Computer Science (M.Sc.)

Focus: Software Development, Systems Architecture & Networked Information Management

• Algorithms & Data Structures
– Study of efficient data organization, graph theory, recursion, and algorithmic complexity for optimized problem-solving• Software Engineering & System Design
– Development of scalable, maintainable software using structured methodologies, object-oriented design, and testing frameworks• Computer Systems & Architecture
– In-depth understanding of operating systems, hardware interfaces, parallel processing, and computer organization• Databases & Information Management
– Design and use of relational databases, query languages (SQL), data modeling, indexing, and transaction handling• Networks & Distributed Systems
– Protocols, topologies, and communication models for distributed computing environments, including client-server architecture and early internet technologies

• www.uhp-nancy.fr

Mediadesign Akademie / Mediadesign University
Munich, Germany

2000 - 2003

Bachelor of Science in Media Design & Publishing (B.Sc.)

Focus: Visual Design, Digital Publishing & Interactive Communication

• Graphic Design & Visual Communication
– Foundations in typography, layout, color theory, and branding across print and screen-based media• Digital Publishing & Prepress Technology
– Training in editorial workflows, page composition, and preparing content for print and early digital distribution (e.g., PDF, CD-ROM-💿😅)• Web Design & Interactive Media
– Early development of websites and multimedia applications using HTML, CSS, Flash, and user interface principles• Photography & Image Editing
– Studio photography, digital postproduction, and visual storytelling with tools like Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom• Media Theory & Communication Strategy
– Studies in media psychology, advertising principles, and cross-media planning for campaigns and brand presence

• www.mediadesign.de/en/location-munichange

AKAD Education Centers
Stuttgart & Munich
(Germany)

1991 - 1992

Language Certifications – Distance Learning Programs

Focus: Strengthening multilingual capabilities for international deployments, cross-cultural communication, and mission-critical coordination in English- and Spanish-speaking environments

Cambridge English: First (FCE)
Level B2 CEFR
• Six-month accredited distance study program
• Awarded by Cambridge Assessment English; internationally recognized English qualification for upper-intermediate proficiency
Standardized Language Profile (SLP): 2-2-2-1 – Listening, Speaking, Reading, WritingSpanish Language Certificate
Level B2 CEFR
• Eighteen-month intensive distance learning program
• Professional proficiency in spoken and written Spanish with emphasis on applied communication in international and operational contexts
Standardized Language Profile (SLP): 2-2-2-1 – Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing

• www.akad.de

Institut Français / Alliance Française
Munich (Germany)

1990

Language Certification – Distance Learning Program

Focus:
Development of confident, independent communication skills in French across professional, cultural, and everyday contexts; emphasis on fluency, comprehension, and accurate expression in real-world situations.

Diplôme d’Études en Langue Française (DELF B2)
Level B2 CEFR
• Twelve-month accredited distance study program
• Awarded by the French Ministry of Education via France Éducation International; internationally recognized qualification for independent French language proficiency
Standardized Language Profile (SLP): 2-2-2-1 – Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing

• www.muenchen.institutfrancais.de

Merz Akademie / University of Art,
Design & Media
Stuttgart, Germany

1988 - 1992

Diploma – Photo Design – Distance Learning Program

Focus: Visual Communication, Photo Design & Media Arts

Equivalent to a Master’s level degree under today’s Bologna system

• Advanced Photography Techniques – Studio lighting, portraiture, analog and early digital capture
• Visual Communication Theory – Semiotics, image language, narrative expression
• Print & Layout Design – Typography, composition, publication planning
• Media Technology & Production Processes – Darkroom workflow, prepress, multimedia integration
• Art & Media History – Critical studies in photographic arts, media theory, and design context

• www.merz-akademie.de

Air Force Training Regiment I
(LwAusbRgt 1)
Budel, Netherlands

01/1987–03/1987

Basic Military Training

Foundational physical, weapons, and military discipline training

• Military Drill & Discipline
~ Formation marching, saluting protocol, military customs and courtesies• Weapons Handling & Marksmanship
~ Safety, maintenance, and operation of standard-issue rifles (e.g. G3), basic live-fire training• Field Craft & Camouflage Techniques
~ Tactical movement, concealment, terrain navigation, bivouacking• NBC Protection Training (Nuclear, Biological, Chemical)
~ Use of protective gear (gas masks, suits), decontamination protocols• Physical Fitness & Combat Readiness
~ Endurance, strength training, obstacle courses, and mental resilience

Infantry School
Hammelburg
Hammelburg, Germany

04/1987 - 05/1987

Commando Qualification – Phase I
(Einzelkämpferlehrgang 1)

Focus: Survival, navigation, endurance, independent leadership in the field

Equivalent to: U.S. Army Ranger Phase 1 / Light Infantry Leader Prep

• Small-Unit Tactics & Independent Operations
~ Leading and operating as a self-sufficient commando within small team and solo missions• Close-Quarters Combat (CQC) & Hand-to-Hand Fighting
~ Techniques for silent takedowns, close-range weapon use, and physical combat• Advanced Navigation & Survival Skills
~ Land navigation under stress, evasion tactics, and survival in hostile environments• Demolition & Sabotage Fundamentals
~ Handling explosives, setting charges, and sabotage operations against enemy infrastructure• Reconnaissance & Intelligence Gathering
~ Conducting covert reconnaissance, observation, and reporting enemy positions and movements

Infantry School
Hammelburg
Hammelburg, Germany

06/1987

Commando Qualification – Phase II (Einzelkämpferlehrgang 2)

Focus: Close-quarters combat, ambush & raid tactics, team command under pressure

Equivalent to: US Army Light Recon / Small Unit Tactics (SUT)

• Advanced Small-Unit Leadership & Tactical Command
~ Leading and coordinating specialized combat teams on complex missions• Specialized Assault & Breaching Techniques
~ Execution of dynamic entry, urban warfare tactics, and obstacle breaching• Night Operations & Low-Visibility Combat
~ Use of night vision, stealth movement, and engagement under limited light conditions• Close Air Support Coordination & Forward Observation
~ Calling in and directing air support, artillery, and coordinating fire support• Advanced Demolition & Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD)
~ Handling complex explosive devices and counter-IED tactics in operational environments

Training Center for Special Operations
Pfullendorf, Germany

07/1987

Combat Survival Course (CSC)

Focus: Tactical reflex shooting, fieldcraft, escape tactics for SOF

Equivalent to: SERE Level C – Special Operations Focus

• Survival Skills & Fieldcraft in Hostile Environments
~ Techniques for procuring food and water, shelter construction, and evasion• Escape & Evasion Tactics
~ Methods to avoid capture, movement under concealment, and resistance to interrogation• Combat First Aid & Trauma Management
~ Immediate medical care under combat conditions and self-aid techniques• Reaction Shooting & Defensive Marksmanship
~ Quick-response target engagement and close-quarters firearm handling• Psychological Resilience & Stress Management
~ Mental preparedness for captivity, isolation, and high-stress survival situations

U.S. Army JFK Special Warfare Center
Fort Bragg, NC, USA

08/1987

Survival, Evasion, Resistance & Escape (SERE) Training

Focus: Terrorism awareness, resistance to interrogation, survival in hostile environments

German delegate

• Advanced Survival Techniques
~ Wilderness survival skills including shelter building, foraging, and water procurement• Evasion & Concealment
~ Techniques for avoiding enemy detection, stealth movement, and terrain navigation• Resistance to Interrogation & Psychological Warfare
~ Training to withstand coercive interrogation and maintain operational security• Escape Procedures & Techniques
~ Methods for escaping captivity and returning to friendly forces• Combat Survival Psychology
~ Mental resilience strategies to cope with isolation, stress, and captivity challenges

Airborne &
Air Transport School
Altenstadt, Germany

09/1987

Paratrooper School – Special Missions Qualification

Focus: Jump operations, tactical insertion, airborne leadership

Equivalent to: U.S. Army Basic Airborne Course + Pathfinder prep

• Advanced Airborne Insertion Techniques
~ Static line and free-fall parachuting for special operations deployment• Airborne Combat Tactics & Rapid Deployment
~ Coordinated assault strategies immediately following airborne insertion• Mission Planning for Special Operations
~ Preparation and execution of high-risk airborne missions behind enemy lines• Equipment Handling & Air Transport Operations
~ Management of specialized gear and coordination with air transport units• Survival & Evacuation Procedures Post-Drop
~ Rapid assembly, evasion, and exfiltration following parachute insertion

Air Defense Missile Battalion 33
Lenggries, Germany

10/1987 - 12/1987

Non-Commissioned Officer Course (Air Defense NCO Track)

Focus: Leadership fundamentals, fire team command

• Leadership & Small Unit Management
~ Command and supervision of NCO teams in air defense operations• Air Defense Weapons Systems Operation
~ Operation and maintenance of missile systems and radar equipment (e.g., Roland, Hawk)• Tactical Air Defense Deployment
~ Planning and executing air defense positioning and engagement strategies• Target Acquisition & Threat Assessment
~ Radar interpretation, tracking aerial threats, and prioritizing targets• Communication & Coordination in Air Defense
~ Integration with command centers and joint forces for effective airspace defense

Infantry School Hammelburg
Led by GSG 9
(German Federal Police Special Unit)
Hammelburg, Germany

01/1988 - 03/1988

Sniper Training – G22 Infantry Sniper Course

Focus: Long-range precision shooting, stealth movement, target recon

Equivalent to: U.S. Army Sniper School (with Hostage Rescue / Counter-Terror focus)

• Precision Marksmanship & Long-Range Shooting
~ Mastery of the G22 sniper rifle for accurate engagement at extended distances• Camouflage & Concealment Techniques
~ Advanced fieldcraft to blend into diverse environments and avoid detection• Target Reconnaissance & Observation
~ Surveillance techniques for target identification, range estimation, and movement tracking• Ballistics & Environmental Factors
~ Calculating bullet trajectory considering wind, elevation, and weather conditions• Stealth Movement & Infiltration
~ Silent approach, positioning, and extraction in hostile terrain

Naval Special Operations Base
Eckernförde, Germany

03/1988 - 12/1988

Combat Diver Qualification – Team Leader Certification

Focus: Underwater demolition, combat swimming, maritime insertion

Equivalent to: U.S. Navy Combat Diver Course + Leadership Phase

• Advanced Underwater Navigation & Reconnaissance
~ Navigating and conducting covert reconnaissance missions underwater and along coastlines• Combat Swimming & Infiltration Techniques
~ Stealthy approach, surfacing tactics, and amphibious insertion under combat conditions• Team Leadership & Tactical Coordination
~ Leading diver teams during special operations, mission planning, and real-time decision-making• Underwater Demolition & Sabotage
~ Handling explosives for sabotage of enemy vessels, infrastructure, and underwater targets• Survival & Emergency Procedures
~ Decompression management, emergency ascent protocols, and underwater combat first aid

Naval Special Warfare Center
Exchange Program
Coronado, CA, USA

01/1989 – 06/1989

U.S. Navy SEAL Qualification Training (SQT)

Focus: Maritime operations, advanced land warfare, demolitions, direct action

German delegate

• Advanced Combat Diving & Underwater Demolition
~ High-risk underwater operations including demolition and infiltration techniques• Land Warfare & Small Unit Tactics
~ Close-quarters combat, reconnaissance, and unconventional warfare skills• Survival, Evasion, Resistance & Escape (SERE)
~ Training to survive in hostile environments, evade capture, resist interrogation, and escape captivity• Parachuting & Airborne Operations
~ Static-line and free-fall parachute insertion techniques for covert deployments• Physical & Mental Conditioning
~ Intensive endurance training, stress inoculation, and resilience development for operational readiness

Technical School of the German Air Force 3
Faßberg, Germany

01/1990 – 09/1990

Certified Driving Instructor (Military & Civilian – Classes A, B, C, D, E)

Focus and Specialization: Military wheeled vehicle systems – operation, maintenance, and instruction

Equivalent to:
U.S. Class M, D, and Commercial CDL A/B with Passenger & Trailer Endorsements

• Instruction & Training Techniques
~ Effective teaching methods for military personnel and civilians across vehicle classes• Vehicle Operation & Safety Protocols
~ Mastery of driving techniques, safety standards, and regulations for motorcycles, cars, trucks, and buses• Military Vehicle Handling
~ Specialized training for operating and instructing on military tactical vehicles and transporters• Driver Assessment & Certification
~ Evaluating driver competence, conducting road tests, and certifying licenses for various vehicle classes (A to E)• Traffic Laws & Regulatory Compliance
~ Comprehensive knowledge of civilian and military traffic regulations and enforcement policies• Licensed for all vehicle classes, including passenger transport

◆ Graduated top of class (Technical School of the Air Force 3)
◆ Recognized: Technical University Entrance Qualification

U.S. Army 1st Special Forces Training Group
Camp Mackall, NC, USA

10/1990 – 03/1991

Special Forces Qualification Course (SFQC), Phases I & III

Focus: Small unit tactics, unconventional warfare, mission planning

German delegate

• Small Unit Tactics & Leadership
~ Command and control of Special Forces operational detachments in diverse combat scenarios• Unconventional Warfare & Guerrilla Tactics
~ Training in irregular warfare methods including sabotage, ambushes, and insurgency support• Advanced Land Navigation & Survival
~ Long-range navigation, survival skills in hostile environments, and evasion techniques• Foreign Weapons & Demolitions
~ Proficiency with various international arms and explosives handling for sabotage missions• Mission Planning & Execution
~ Detailed preparation, coordination, and conduct of Special Forces operations

Kommando Spezialkräfte (KSK)
German SOF Prep Course
Graf-Zeppelin-Barracks
Calw, Germany

04/1991

Special Forces Evaluation Program (Block 2)

Focus: Endurance, survival, field resistance, and deep reconnaissance

• Operational Readiness & Physical Fitness Assessment
~ Rigorous evaluation of physical endurance, combat fitness, and mental toughness• Tactical Field Exercises & Survival Training
~ Realistic combat scenarios including navigation, evasion, and survival under pressure• Small Unit Leadership & Decision-Making
~ Assessment of leadership skills during complex, high-stress operations• Specialized Weapons Handling & Marksmanship
~ Precision shooting and tactical use of advanced weaponry under evaluation conditions• Mission Planning & Execution under Stress
~ Planning and conducting missions with time and resource constraints, simulating real-world SOF tasks

Key Components of the "Hell Week" ("Höllenwoche") were an intensive period involving continuous physical exertion, sleep deprivation, and high-stress scenarios◆160 km March: Candidates were required to complete a long-distance march carrying heavy loads
◆Interrogation Simulation: Following the march, candidates underwent a simulated interrogation lasting over 8 hours, employing techniques such as bright lights, loud music, blindfolds, and cold exposure
◆Combat Survival Course: The culmination of Block 2, focusing on survival skills under combat conditions

Air Force NCO School (USLw)
Pinneberg, Germany

05/1991 – 07/1991

Senior NCO Academy - Advanced Course in Command & Team Leadership

Focus: Leadership development, operations planning, ethics training

• Advanced Leadership Theory & Applied Command Practice
~ Leading diverse teams in complex operational settings; practical leadership under pressure• Strategic Communication & Conflict Resolution
~ High-level communication skills, mediation, and handling interpersonal dynamics within military units• Operational Planning & Decision-Making
~ Tactical and strategic planning, resource management, and mission execution at the unit level• Personnel Development & Mentorship
~ Coaching and mentoring junior NCOs and enlisted personnel for career progression and mission effectiveness• Ethics, Responsibility & Military Leadership Culture
~ Emphasis on ethical decision-making, leadership accountability, and upholding Bundeswehr command values

Logistics School of the German Armed Forces
Hamburg, Germany

08/1991

Certified Dangerous Goods Safety Advisor (DGSA)

Focus: Compliance, documentation, and safe transport of hazardous materials in accordance with international regulations (ADR, RID, IMDG, IATA).

Equivalent to: Hazmat Transportation & Safety Certification

• National & International Dangerous Goods Regulations
~ In-depth study of ADR, RID, IMDG, and IATA codes governing the transport of hazardous materials• Classification, Packaging & Labeling of Hazardous Materials
~ Identification, categorization, and safe preparation of dangerous goods for all modes of transport• Risk Assessment & Safety Compliance
~ Evaluating potential hazards, implementing preventive measures, and ensuring operational compliance• Documentation, Reporting & Emergency Procedures
~ Legal documentation requirements, incident response protocols, and accident reporting processes• Advisor Role & Legal Responsibilities in Military Logistics
~ Advising commanders and logistics personnel on DG transport responsibilities in military and NATO contexts

Air Force Missile School Fort Bliss
El Paso, TX, USA

09/1991

Mobile Crane Operator Training (20-ton capacity)

Focus: Tactical deployment, load handling, and field operation of mobile articulated cranes in military logistics support.

◆ Equipment: Volvo/Effer, articulated cranes, 20t capacity
• Crane Operations & Load Handling Safety
~ Proper use of mobile cranes, safety protocols, and prevention of load instability and tipping hazards• Rigging & Signal Communication
~ Rigging techniques for secure lifting and use of standard hand signals for precise crane coordination• Operational Procedures & Equipment Maintenance
~ Daily inspections, mechanical checks, troubleshooting, and safe shutdown protocols• Load Charts, Capacity Limits & Weight Estimation
~ Interpreting load charts, calculating lift capacities, and ensuring safe lifting within equipment limits• Field Deployment & Terrain Assessment
~ Setting up and operating cranes in varied environments including rough terrain and tactical scenarios

Bundeswehr
Medical Service under the Federal Ministry of Defence (BMVg)
Germany

10/1991 – 12/1991

United Nations Advance Mission in Cambodia (UNAMIC)

Mandate: Medical support and mission preparation under UNAMIC, in line with UN resolution and Department of Peacekeeping Operations oversight.

My Role: Military Observer in Special Deployment Unit
Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Asia

• In October 1991, the German government, via the Federal Ministry of Defence, authorized and coordinated the deployment of up to 15 medical officers and NCOs to support the UNAMIC advance mission

• Operational coordination was managed by the Joint Medical Service (Zentraler Sanitätsdienst der Bundeswehr), working closely with UNAMIC leadership based in Phnom Penh

• This task force's purpose was to prepare medical support ahead of the larger UNTAC mission, operating under UN Security Council Resolution 717, and within the UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations’ Peace and Security Division

NATO | Federal Ministry of Defence (BMVg)
Germany

01/1993 – 11/1993

Volunteer Military Exercise for the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC)

Focus:
Command and coordination of press operations for German field hospital supporting UN peacekeeping mission; media relations, information dissemination, and operational communication under complex multinational environment.

My Role: Press Center Lead – German Field Hospital
Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Asia

• Military Public Affairs and Media Management
• Crisis Communication in UN Peacekeeping
• Multinational and Interagency Coordination
• Field Hospital Support Communication
• Operational Security (OPSEC) in Conflict Zones

NATO | Federal Ministry of Defence (BMVg)
Germany

01/1994 – 03/1994

Volunteer Military Exercise for the United Nations Operation in Somalia II (UNOSOM II)

Focus:
Lead public affairs officer responsible for all media and communication activities supporting German contingent within UN peace enforcement operation in a high-threat environment.

My Role: Chief Press Officer – German Support Unit Somalia
Belet Uen, Somalia, Africa

• Strategic Communications & Media Liaison
• Civil-Military Cooperation (CIMIC)
• Information Management in Peace Operations
• Media Crisis Response
• Intercultural Communication in Africa

Technical School of the German Air Force 3
Faßberg, Germany

05/1994 – 10/1994

Volunteer Military Exercise for Master Vehicle Operator & Supervisor

Focus:
Advanced training in management and operation of military transport vehicles; logistics coordination and supervision of vehicle fleets.

Equivalent to:
Motor Transport Operations Supervisor / Transportation Management Coordinator

• Military Motor Transport Management
• Vehicle Maintenance & Safety Standards
• Logistics Coordination & Fleet Management
• Driver Training & Supervision
• Operational Readiness

NATO | Federal Ministry of Defence (BMVg)
Germany

11/1994 – 12/1994

Volunteer Military Exercise for the United Nations Assistance Mission for Rwanda (UNAMIR)

Focus:
Participation in airlift operations supporting humanitarian and peacekeeping missions, coordinating logistics and in-flight duties in complex operational theater.

My Role: Crew Member – Boeing 707 / Transall C-160
Airbridge Operations from Nairobi/Johannesburg to Goma/KigaliAircraft
Rwanda, East Africa

• Military Motor Transport Management
• Vehicle Maintenance & Safety Standards
• Logistics Coordination & Fleet Management
• Driver Training & Supervision
• Operational Readiness

Air Education and Training Command (AETC)
Randolph Air Force Base
San Antonio, Texas, USA

01/1995 – 12/1995

Volunteer Military Exercise for the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC)

Focus:
Comprehensive officer training program designed to prepare reserve officers with leadership, management, and military operational skills within the U.S. Air Force framework.

• Leadership Development & Officer Training
• Air Force Operational Doctrine
• Military Management & Ethics
• Strategic Planning & Decision-Making
• Interoperability with NATO Forces

NATO | Federal Ministry of Defence (BMVg)
Germany

01/1996 – 12/1996

Volunteer Military Exercise for the German Contingent Implementation Force (GECONIFOR (L))

Focus:
Senior media relations officer managing strategic communications and public affairs for German forces deployed under NATO-led IFOR during post-conflict stabilization.

My Role: German Chief Public Affairs Representative – Implementation Force (IFOR)
Primošten, Bosnia and Herzegovina

• NATO Public Affairs & Media Strategy
• Conflict Zone Communications
• Civilian & Military Information Operations
• Stakeholder Engagement & Media Briefings
• Post-Conflict Stabilization Messaging

NATO | Federal Ministry of Defence (BMVg)
Germany

01/1997 – 06/1997

Volunteer Military Exercise for the German Contingent Stabilization Force (GECONSFOR)

Focus:
Lead public affairs officer coordinating NATO and German media engagement for peace enforcement and stabilization operations in the Balkans.

My Role: German Chief Public Affairs Representative – Stabilization Force (SFOR)
NATO Headquarters SFOR/LANDCENT, Ilidža, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
and Stabilization Force (SFOR), Zagreb, Croatia

• Multinational Public Affairs Coordination
• NATO SFOR Communication Strategy
• Peace Enforcement Media Operations
• Crisis Communication & Information Control
• Cross-Cultural Communication

Air Defense Missile Wing
German Air Force
(Taktisches Aus- und Weiterbildungszentrum FlaRakLw USA),
Fort Bliss
El Paso, TX, USA

07/1997 – 07/2000

Assigned Officer
Transportation Supervisor & Master Vehicle Operator

Focus:
Management of tactical transportation operations and vehicle fleet within Air Defense missile units; responsible for training and logistical support in an international environment.

My Role:
German Representative for Tactical Training and Continuing Education Center
German Air Force Air Defense Center, Fort Bliss
El Paso, Texas, USA

• Tactical Transport and Vehicle Fleet Supervision
• Air Defense Logistics & Support
• Cross-National Military Training & Coordination
• Vehicle Maintenance & Safety Compliance
• Leadership and Training Program Management

Flugabwehrraketenbataillon 33
(33rd Air Defense Missile Battalion)
Bundeswehr
Lenggries, Germany

07/2000

Final Military Rank Attained:
Lieutenant Colonel (Reserve)

Prinz‑Heinrich Kaserne - Lenggries

World Trade Center Site (Ground Zero)
New York City, USA

09/2001

Volunteer Humanitarian Support
Post-9/11 Relief Operations
World Trade Center

Granted academic leave from university to participate in a humanitarian relief mission in direct support of the New York City Fire Department (FDNY)

Focus: On-site recovery assistance, debris removal, and support logistics in the aftermath of the September 11 terrorist attacks.

Key Contributions:• Assisted emergency responders during critical early-phase recovery operations
• Helped coordinate access logistics for relief crews and volunteers
• Provided ground-level support at Ground Zero under civil protection guidelines
• Collaborated with cross-national volunteer groups and local authorities
• Recognized informally for professionalism and resilience under extreme conditions

• www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rescue_and_recovery_effort_after_the_September_11_attacks_on_the_World_Trade_Center

Professional Entry
(for FEMA/Pentagon Support)
Washington, D.C., USA

09/2001 – 10/2001

Volunteer Emergency Relief Support
Post-9/11 Disaster Response
Pentagon

Focus: Ground-level assistance in rescue, structural clearing, and operational coordination at the Pentagon crash site.

Participated in humanitarian assistance and recovery work following the September 11 attacks, supporting operations coordinated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the United States' national authority for disaster response.

Key Contributions:• Assisted FEMA-led operations during the immediate aftermath of the attack
• Participated in organized site cleanup and emergency response efforts
• Supported federal relief infrastructure alongside U.S. civil and military personnel
• Demonstrated resilience, discretion, and team coordination under high-pressure conditions
• Gained insight into U.S. national emergency management protocols and field operations

• www.history.defense.gov/Portals/70/Documents/pentagon/Pentagon9-11.pdf

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