Travis A. Cook1002 Erie StreetCheasapeake, VA 23322

Contact Phone:  (757) 646-3091Work Phone:  (757) 444-3131Email Address:  cookta13@gmail.com

EXPERIENCE04/2013 to Present; 40 hours per Week; Fire Controlman Leading Chief Petty Officer; last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; USS Bainbridge DDG-96, Norfolk, VA; STGCS Nordin, (757) 619-5979; may contact supervisor.

Managed, supervised and trained twelve Tomahawk and Vertical Launch System Technicians in all aspects of maintenance, training, and military duties aboard a US Navy warship.

Coordinated and performed tasks as Tomahawk System Operator, Launch Area Coordinator Engagement Control Officer, Assistant Engagement Control Officer and Surface Warfare Coordinator during TLAM strike training and planning exercises. Responsible to provide supervisor with system casualty analysis and information. Expected to communicate with the chain of command and formulate proper response and control of system corrective actions.

Specific areas of expertiseShipboard Combat Information Systems Interfaces Shipboard Navigation Interfaces using WSN-7 and Data Multiplexing System (DMS) Shipboard SATCOM Networks UHF/SHF Tactical Tomahawk Weapons System Strike Network (TSN) alignment/testing. TLAM Communications Network set-up, operation and data transfer using Mission Distribution System (MDS), KG-84, KIV-7 and MD-1324 radio modem interfaces.Management of shipboard Strike Weapons Group. Responsible for managing and maintaining the command strike mission areas of Tomahawk, and Vertical Launching System.Use of Electronic Test Equipment such as Multi-Meter, Oscilloscope, Fiber Optic LAN/Ethernet Network Test equipment.

011/2009 to 04/2013; 40 hours per Week; Fire Controlman Leading Chief Petty Officer; last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; CSCS Unit Dam Neck, Virginia Beach, VA; FCCM Mann, (252) 435-7391; may contact supervisor.

Managed, supervised and trained 22 Tomahawk and Harpoon Instructors in all aspects of maintenance, training, and military duties in a US Navy journeyman level school.Assisted with daily operations for 79 personnel within Weapons Department.Reviewed and provided detailed feedback on interactive courseware to be used in both schoolhouses and in the Fleet.Developed and implemented a new Excel database to maintain, plan, and track the annual Command budget of $510K.

Specific areas of expertiseCurriculum DevelopmentTLAM Communications Network set-up, operation and data transfer using Mission Distribution System (MDS).Management of shipboard Strike Weapons Group. Responsible for managing and maintaining the command strike mission areas of Tomahawk, and Harpoon.Use of Electronic Test Equipment such as Multi-Meter, Oscilloscope, Fiber Optic LAN/Ethernet Network Test equipment.

06/2005 to 11/2009; 40 hours per Week; Fire Controlman Leading Petty Officer; last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; USS San Jacinto CG-56, Norfolk, VA; FCC Thomas, (757) 535-8529; may contact supervisor.

Managed, and supervised ten Tomahawk, Harpoon, and Vertical Launch System Technicians in all aspects of maintenance, and military duties aboard a US Navy warship.

Coordinated and performed tasks as Harpoon System Casualty Operator, Tomahawk System Operator, Launch Area Coordinator Engagement Control Officer, and Assistant Engagement Control Officer during TLAM strike training and planning exercises. Responsible to provide supervisor with system casualty analysis and information. Expected to communicate with the chain of command and formulate proper response and control of system corrective actions.

Specific areas of expertiseShipboard Combat Information Systems Interfaces Shipboard Navigation Interfaces using WSN-7 and Data Multiplexing System (DMS) Shipboard SATCOM Networks UHF/SHF Tactical Tomahawk Weapons System Strike Network (TSN) alignment/testing. TLAM Communications Network set-up, operation and data transfer using Mission Distribution System (MDS), Global Command Control System Maritime (GCCS-M), KG-84, KIV-7 and MD-1324 radio modem interfaces.Management of shipboard Strike Weapons Group. Responsible for managing and maintaining the command strike mission areas of Tomahawk, Vertical Launching System and Harpoon.Use of Electronic Test Equipment such as Multi-Meter, Oscilloscope, Fiber Optic LAN/Ethernet Network Test equipment.

06/2002 to 06/2005; 40 hours per Week; Fire Controlman First Class Petty Officer; last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; CSCS Site, Great Lakes, IL; FCCS Crowder; may not contact supervisor.

Managed, supervised and trained 13 military and 3 civilian staff members in 28 lesson modules for entry level technicians in all aspects of maintenance, training, and military duties in an US Navy technical school.

Coordinated and performed tasks providing detailed feedback and development of 28 modules of FC “A” school curriculum for use in the Integrated Learning Environment (ILE), resulting in a reduction of Student Train Time by 30% with a cost savings of $10M.

Specific areas of expertiseCurriculum DevelopmentMotors and GeneratorsNaval Weapon SystemsRadar PrinciplesUse of Electronic Test Equipment such as Multi-Meter, Oscilloscope.

03/1998 to 04/2002; 40 hours per Week; Fire Controlman First Class Petty Officer; last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; USS Shiloh CG-67, San Diego CA; FCC Ricks, UNKNOWN; may not contact supervisor.

Supervised 4 Tomahawk Weapons Control System Technicians in all aspects of maintenance, training, and military duties aboard a US Navy warship.

Coordinated and performed tasks as Tomahawk System Operator, GCCS-M System Operator/Administrator, and Harpoon System Casualty Operator during TLAM strike training and planning exercises. Responsible to provide supervisor with system casualty analysis and information. Expected to communicate with the chain of command and formulate proper response and control of system corrective actions.

Specific areas of expertiseManagement of shipboard Strike Weapons Group. Responsible for managing operating and maintaining the command strike mission areas of Tomahawk and GCCS-M.

08/1993 to 11/1996; 40 hours per Week; Gunners Mate Guns Second Class Petty Officer; last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; USS Carr FFG-52, Charleston, SC; GMC Gault, UNKNOWN; may not contact supervisor.

Coordinated and performed tasks as 76mm Mount Captain in all aspects of maintenance, training, and military duties aboard a US Navy warship.Responsible to provide supervisor with system casualty analysis and information. Expected to communicate with the chain of command and formulate proper response and control of system corrective actions.

Specific areas of expertise

HydraulicsPneumaticsMotors and GeneratorsManagement of shipboard Small Weapons and Ammunition. Responsible for operating and maintaining the 76 mm Gun Mount.

EDUCATIONConway High School, Conway, SC; 1992 High School DiplomaThomas Edison Institute (03/2015-Present)

PROFESSIONAL TRAININGBasic Military Training, 40hrs, 11-92;Basic Electricity and Electronics, 40hrs, 07-97; Fire Controlman, Class A School, 40hrs,10-97;Tomahawk Weapons Control System (TWCS) TCG Operations and Maintenance, 40hrs, 03-98;OTHT/C4I, 40hrs, 03-99;GCCS-M System Administrator, 40hrs, 05-99;Advanced Tomahawk Weapons Control System (ATWCS) TCG Operations and Maintenance, 40hrs, 08-99;Harpoon Canister Handling Team Training, 40hrs, 05-01;Basic Instructor Training, 40hrs, 05-02;Navy Military Training Staff Course, 40hrs, 06-02;Tasked Based Curriculum Development Course, 40hrs, 04-04;Common Operational Picture Advance, 40hrs, 08-05;Safety Program Afloat Course, 40hrs, 04-06;Global Command and Control Systems Watch Officer, 40hrs, 06-06;C4I System Engineering, 40hrs, 07-06;Advanced Tomahawk Weapons Control System Watch Officer, 40hrs, 08-06;Tactical Tomahawk Weapons Control System (TTWCS) Operations and Maintenance Differences, 40hrs, 11-08;Tactical Tomahawk Weapons Control System Watch Officer, 40hrs, 01-09;Authoring Instructional Materials (AIM) I Workshop, 40hrs, 01-10;

PROFESSIONAL RATINGS, AWARDS, AND RECOGNITIONSNavy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal 08-98, 03-02, 07-04, 05-05, 12-08, 09-09, 09-12, 01-14; Navy Good Conduct Medal 01-96, 01-99, 01-02, 01-05, 01-08, 01-11, 01-14;Outstanding Voluntary Service Medal 05-05Master Training Specialist, 09-04

OTHER INFORMATIONSecurity Clearance- Top Secret/SSBI, 06-19

U.S. MILITARY SERVICE INFORMATIONActive Duty: 07/1992 to Present - U.S. NavyCampaign badges and/or expeditionary medals received: Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal; Global War on Terrorism Service Medal; Southwest Asia Service Medal; Good Conduct Medal x7; National Defense Medal x2.

ADDITIONAL DATA SHEETTravis A Cook1. Appointment Eligibility:      Veterans Employment Opportunity Act Eligible2. Citizenship:  Yes3. Appt Preference: Full Time      Part Time      Term (positions lasting 1 year or more, but less than 4 years)      Shift Work

      Intermittent (on-call)      Not interested/available in any of the above types of positions - only want permanent full time4. Willing to Travel:  Up to 30%5. Vet Preference:  5-Point Preference6. Low Salary Accept:  $70,0007. Qualified Typist:  No8. Birth Date:  **None Specified9. Geo Preference:   VA, Chesapeake ;  VA, Norfolk ;  VA, Portsmouth ;  VA, Suffolk ;  VA, Virginia Beach; NC; SC, Charleston.RACE/ETHNIC STATUS:  CaucasianSEX:  Male