Carsen E. Kuehl

To continue my career in a position where I can use my skills to ensure client expectations are met and exceeded by utilizing my engineering coordination, procurement, and people management skills.

Multi-talented Senior Manager well-versed and highly effective at developing, executing and directing key improvements to enable business enhancements and growth. Visionary leader with solid success leading business operations toward growth.

• Nebraska Army National Guard, 1/167th Cavalry, 01/01/88, 12/31/91, 1st Lieutenant, O-2, Cavalry Scout Platoon Leader, In charge of approximately 35 men., Responsible for approximately $60 million in equipment., Coordinated Air and Ground Cavalry missions., Assistant S-4 / Support Platoon Leader, In charge of approximately 20 men., Responsible for approximately $40 million in equipment., Coordinated supply and resupply missions for a Cavalry Battalion consisting of four Cavalry Troops (two Air Troops and two Ground Troops) and a Headquarters company.
• Nebraska Army National Guard, Field Artillery, 01/01/85, 12/31/88, Staff Sergeant, E-6, Fire Support Specialist, Enter data as provided by Scouts to direct 165mm Howitzer fire., Provided communication support for fire teams., Operated the backup Battery Operations Center for artillery fire control.
• United States Marine Corps, Inactive Ready Reserve, 01/01/84, 12/31/85, Corporal, E-4, As assigned to the IRR I received no pay and was not obligated to drill, conduct annual training, or participate in any military activities (except for periodic Muster activities) until possible activation by the Presidential Reserve Callup Authority.
• United States Marine Corps, Musician, 01/01/80, 12/31/84, Corporal, E-4, Musician, Provide music to support military ceremonies, official functions, community relations, personnel procurement programs, and troop 'esprit de corps.', In combat, musical units continue musical functions and augment security on a temporary basis during periods of heightened combat intensity when use of the band in its primary role is impractical.