James Tully

Experience

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  US Army, 3-2 GSAB

  Jan 2006 - Jun 2011

  Responsible for managing a battalion that consists of over 640 Soldiers in seven companies at two installations with 36 aircraft (five different types) and over 200 pieces of rolling stock, which allow the organization to provide general support aviation to United Nations Command, United States Forces Korea, and Combined Forces Command in the Korean Theater of Operations, as well as to supported unites in the PACOM AOR and as tasked in support of the Global War on Terrorism. As Chief of Staff, responsible for informing, directing, and supervising a staff of 11 officers and 6 NCOs. Served as the Commander's principal advisor on unit readiness, personnel, and organization supply. Responsible for accountability and maintenance of assigned property and the management of an annual operating budget of over $1.2 million. Show less Responsible for the operations, training, and readiness of more than 570 US and 60 Korean Soldiers. Provided guidance and resources to seven Company Commanders ensuring they are prepared for combat operations. Responsible for executing an 11,000 hour Flying Hour Program that includes both internal training requirements and external mission support. Responsible for the execution of mission in support of potential conflict with North Korea. Responsible for planning and resourcing individual and collective training at the battalion level. Conducted composite risk management to mitigate risk in all planned operations and training. Show less Commander of a Battalion Border Transition Team deployed to the Maysan Province, Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Commanded four officers and seven senior enlisted Soldiers in combat operations. Trained, advised, and assisted two Iraqi Department of Border Enforcement Battalions in basic military operations, intelligence, and sustainment skills to assist the Department of Border Enforcement (DBE) in preventing infiltration of insurgent, terrorist, and criminal elements into Iraq. Operational environment covered 100 kilometers of the Iran/Iraq border. Acted as the liaison between the DBE battalions and Coalition Forces engaged in counterinsurgency operations in Southern Iraq. Show less Commander of an Aviation Intermediate Maintenance (AVIM) Company, which provided support to all aviation units in US Army Alaska (USARAK). Responsible for leading and training 216 officers and enlisted Soldiers with 36 military specialties who provide daily maintenance support to the aviation brigade and National Guard units throughout USARAK. Managed an Aviation Supply Support Activity that stocked and warehoused an authorized stockage list of 1089 lines valued at over $11.3 million. Operated and maintained 56 ground vehicles, over 100 pieces of aviation ground support equipment and managed a property book valued at over $24 million. Show less

  • Battalion Executive Officer

    Jun 2010 - Jun 2011

  • Battalion Operations Officer

    Oct 2009 - Jun 2010

  • Border Transition Team Chief

    May 2008 - Oct 2009

  • Company Commander

    Jan 2006 - May 2008
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  US Army

  Aug 2012 - Nov 2013

  Task Force Analyst for the Aviation Observer/Coach-Trainer (O/C-T) team at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center (JMRC). Primary O/C-T responsible for the Falcon Training Feedback System and the automated task force After Action Review (AAR); aids the Senior Aviation Trainer in providing doctrinally sound feedback for the units training assessment to assist the Battalion Commander in developing future training plans and programs. Reviews and recommends changes to doctrinal publications through conferences and the Army Lessons Learned process. Primary planner and developer of all aviation training scenarios and events at JMRC. Show less

  • Operations Officer

    Jan 2013 - Nov 2013

  • Battle Staff Analyst

    Aug 2012 - Dec 2012
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  United Nations

  Nov 2013 - Jul 2014

  Brigade Operations Officer

  Multi-National Headquarters Operations Officer for the United Nations Mission in Liberia (UNMIL). Responsible for the coordination and synchronization of all military operations for a Brigade size sector headquarters. The lead of a five man operations cell, responsible to the sector commander for the planning and execution of all missions, including joint border operations along three international borders, the mandated draw down of UN forces, and the relocation of remaining forces in Liberia.

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  US Army

  Jul 2014 - Sept 2022

  • Professor Of Military Science

    Jul 2018 - Sept 2022

  • 4th BCD Operations Officer

    Jul 2016 - Jul 2018

  • ARCENT G32 Operations Officer

    Aug 2015 - Jul 2016

  • Chief of Training

    Jan 2015 - Aug 2015

  • Current Operations

    Jul 2014 - Dec 2014
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  Incodema3D, LLC

  Oct 2022 - now

  Aerospace and Defense Program Manager