Jason Webb
US Army 2d Cavalry Regiment 4th Squadron Headquarters Troop
Haughton
1
Certification
14
years of professional experience
Experienced Indirect Fire Infantryman skilled in weapon maintenance and tactical training. Enhanced unit effectiveness through logistical coordination and strategic insights. Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities drive mission readiness and operational success in diverse environments. Effective communicator and collaborative team player, adaptable to changing needs and focused on achieving objectives.
Work History
Indirect Fire Infantryman 11C
3 Years 1 Month- Executed indirect fire support operations to enhance mission effectiveness and troop safety.
- Operated and maintained various indirect fire weapon systems during training and combat operations.
- Conducted reconnaissance missions to assess enemy positions and gather critical intelligence.
- Trained soldiers on weapon handling, safety protocols, and operational procedures, ensuring mission readiness and compliance.
- Trained soldiers on weapon handling, safety protocols, and operational procedures to ensure mission readiness.
- Executed indirect fire support operations, significantly enhancing mission effectiveness and ensuring troop safety.
- Participated as a member of U.S. 2nd Cavalry Regiment in Saber Guardian 25, contributing to realistic multi-domain training with 10,000 troops, including convoys, river crossings, and live-fire events, reinforcing U.S. defense capabilities.
- Tracked enemy activity to provide timely intelligence to the command center, enhancing operational awareness.
Indirect Fire Infantryman 11C
4 Years 1 Month- Executed precision indirect fire missions to support ground operations and enhance unit effectiveness.
- Coordinated logistical support for ammunition and equipment to maintain operational readiness for combat scenarios.
- Trained and mentored junior soldiers on weapon systems and tactical procedures to improve team performance.
- Coordinated logistical support for ammunition and equipment, ensuring operational readiness for combat scenarios.
- Briefed leaders on readiness, equipment status, and enemy locations to enable sound decision making.
- Took part in two training rotations at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin where my role was act as a liaison between different units and regiment headquarters to make sure were informed of mission objective and intelligence threats by the opposition.
- Participated in a nine-month training rotation at Camp Humphreys, South Korea, collaborating with international forces to enhance operational strategies.
- While on rotation was placed in charge of quarantine barrack for military personnel and family number 50 or more family at any given time.
- Utilized strong communication skills to convey complex information effectively in both verbal presentations and written documentation.
Indirect Fire Infantryman, or Mortarman
6 Years 1 Month- Operated and maintained indirect fire weapon systems in diverse environments.
- Conducted tactical training exercises, improving team readiness and operational effectiveness.
- Analyzed terrain and weather conditions to optimize firing solutions.
- Collaborated with unit leadership to develop operational plans and strategies.
- Mentored junior soldiers on weapon system operations and safety protocols.
- Coordinated logistical support for field operations, ensuring timely resource availability and mission success.
- Engaged in various national disaster relief missions to provide security and assist with rescue operations.
- Demonstrated self-motivation, with a strong sense of personal responsibility.
- Functioned effectively in fast-paced environments.
- Displayed excellent communication skills, both verbal and written.
- Demonstrated proven ability to learn quickly and adapt to new situations
- . Participated in six training rotations in Fort Polk Joint Training Readiness Center, camp Beauregard, and Camp Shelby Mississippi
Education
Master in Intelligence - Analytics
Expected in
Bachelor - Social Science: American History
- Armor analyze technology and tactics during the Allies Breakout of Normandy pocket, the result of the work was giving passing grade - Research Project
- GPA: 3.4 GPA
Skills
Tactical first aid
Combat lifesaver
Squad movement
Positive demeanor
Personal protective equipment
Task prioritization
Critical thinking
Firearm servicing
Time management
Equipment maintenance
Briefing leadership
Computer skills
Mission planning software
Friendly
positive attitude
Certification
JFC 100 Module 2: Joint Intelligence Training - 18-OCT-2024, - 10-DEC-2025, (Dod) Cyber Awareness Challenge - 10-DEC-2025, Level I Antiterrorism Awareness Training Training - 06-NOV-2025
Timeline
Indirect Fire Infantryman 11C
US Army 2d Cavalry Regiment 4th Squadron Headquarters Troop
09.2023 - CurrentRead More
Indirect Fire Infantryman 11C
US Army HHT 4th Battalion 6th Infantry Regiment 1st Armored Division
05.2019 - 06.2023Read More
Indirect Fire Infantryman, or Mortarman
Louisiana Army National Guard Brava Troop 2nd Squadron, 108th Cavalry Regiment, 256th Infantry Brigade Combat Team
04.2013 - 05.2019Read More
American Public University
Bachelor from Social Science: American History
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American Public University
Master in Intelligence from Analytics
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