Thomas Keegan

Experience

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  US Army

  Jan 2004 - Jan 2013

  Deputy G4 and Logistics operations officer for US Army Central (ARCENT). Responsible for daily Theater level logistics operations in both theaters of war. Planned and executed new equipment fieldings in Afghanistan as well as the simultaneous draw down in Iraq and a surge 30,000 additional Soldiers and Marines into Afghanistan. Commander 59th Ordnance Brigade and Commandant U. S. Army Munitions and Electronic Maintenance School. Responsible for training an annual student population of over 8,000. Responsible for managing the implementation of Department of the Army personnel policy and guidance for the third largest (47,000 Soldiers) and most diverse (35 distinct and 12 specialty skills) branch in the Army. Managed personnel readiness for the Army by ensuring accession, training, promotion, retention, and distribution programs are in place to meet personnel requirements for all Army major commands and units.

  • Officer

    Jan 1984 - Jan 2013

  • Logistics Operations Officer (G4)

    Jan 2009 - Jan 2010

  • Brigade Commander

    Jan 2007 - Jan 2009

  • Branch Chief Human Resource Command

    Jan 2004 - Jan 2006
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  Combined Arms Support Command

  Jul 2010 - Jun 2012

  Deputy Commander for Training and Doctrine

  Responsible for curriculum development, accreditation, standards and resourcing for 5 Army schools training over 30,000 Soldiers, Airmen and Marines annually. Additionally responsible for overseeing the development of Army doctrinal publications for all fields and disciplines related to the Army's sustainment and logistics operations.

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  US Army War College

  Jul 2012 - Oct 2014

  Director Joint and Interagency Affairs

  Faculty member at the US Army War College in the Center for Strategic Leadership and Development. Responsible for developing curriculum and instructing courses in Homeland Security, Defense Support of Civil Authorities, Defense Policy and Strategy, Logistics, and Strategic Leadership.

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  Shippensburg University

  Jan 2015 - now

  Professor Supply Chain Management

  Design, deliver and teach courses in Business Management, Operations Management, and Supply Chain Management.