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Talking With Heroes Talk Show Schedule
September 24, 2006
This Talking with Heroes Talk Show Taped
During the Military2Civilian Job Fair
September 21, 2006 at 10:00Am EST
In Charleston, South Carolina
The Job Fair was at the Redbank Club, Naval Weapons Station
Charleston, SC.
For Information About MilitaryResume.Com Military Job Fairs Go To The End of this Page
Thank you to the following for making this talk show possible:
www.militaryresumes.com
Host
Bob Calvert, Founder of YoungHeroes.US
Editor of Walking with Heroes Book One
Guests
George Bernloehr, Director of Operations
www.MilitaryResumes.Com
George Bernloehr joined BMI in 1999 and has served as a Candidate Recruiter, Branch Manager and Regional Operations Manager. He was recognized as BMI's top recruiter in 2002 and 2003. He moved into the Operations Officer role at Militaryresumes.com February, 2005.
MilitaryResumes.com is the online job board where America's military connects with civilian careers. The site provides employers with the most efficient and cost-effective way to access the military-experienced talent pool for candidates with backgrounds in fields such as administrative / finance, healthcare, IT, telecom, law enforcement and sales as well as for positions that require security clearances.
MilitaryResumes.com also prints and distributes Civilian Job News (CJN), the essential military-to-civilian transition resource. CJN is shipped to more than 200 U.S. military bases worldwide. CJN delivers practical advice to the military job seeker and is an affordable choice for advertisers seeking to reach this valuable audience.
MilitaryResumes.com also sponsors Military2Civilian Job Fairs, a new service that helps veterans find civilian jobs. Military2Civilian Job Fairs is excited to be able to offer an improved job fair experience specifically designed to deliver better results for job seekers and employers alike. An employer typically is only able to meet 25% of job seekers at a job fair. Our exclusive pre-matching process will help ensure that our client employers meet the right 25% - that is, those candidates that are a likely skill set match for their open positions.
George is a former Naval Aviation Maintenance Duty Officer who dedicated 20 years to the US Navy. He launched his naval career as an avionics technician and was promoted through the rank of Chief Petty Officer. He received a commission via the Navy's Limited Duty Officer Program. He earned a Bachelor of Science Degree, Electrical Engineering Technology 1n 1993 from the University of the State of New York. He enjoys golf, mountain biking, and boating. He resides in Acworth, GA with his wife and two daughters.
George R. Bernloehr, Jr.
Director of Operations
(t/f) 866-801-4418
(l) 678-819-4161
(f) 678-819-5161
http://www.militaryresumes.com/
www.civilianjobnews.com
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Lieutenant Commander James R. Rund
United States Navy Reserve
Lieutenant Commander James Rund was born in St. Louis, MO and enlisted in the Navy in 1974. His first duty station was Fleet Antisubmarine Warfare Training Center San Diego, California. In 1975 he was given orders to AS Division on USS Vesole (DD-878) home ported in Charleston, South Carolina. He completed a Mediterranean deployment while assigned to the Vesole. In 1976 LCDR Rund returned to San Diego to continue training at the antisubmarine warfare base.
In 1977, LCDR Rund was assigned to the pre-commissioning crew of a Spruance class destroyer, USS Merrill (DD-976). LCDR Rund commissioned the ship, served aboard the Merrill during sea trials and transited through the Panama Canal several times. The ship was eventually home ported in San Diego, CA and completed operations off the coast of Central America.
In 1979 LCDR Rund was selected for a CNO high priority project and assigned to Naval Amphibious Base Coronado, CA. He completed his active duty career in 1980. In 1987 he affiliated with the Navy Reserves and was assigned to Fleet Support Training Unit 218 in St. Louis.
In October 1988 LCDR Rund reported to Mobile Inshore Undersea Warfare Unit (MIUWU) 112, St. Louis, MO. In February 1991, he was recalled to active duty for Operation Desert Storm and deployed with MIUWU 112 to Saudi Arabia and Kuwait until June 1991
In April 1996, LCDR Rund received a commission and served as First Division Officer for MIUWU 112. He was later assigned as Subsurface Officer and eventually Communications Officer, where he stayed until July of 2000. In July of 2000 he reported to Inshore Boat Unit 14 (IBU 14) as the Executive Officer. LCDR Rund has deployed with IBU 14 for missions in Mombasa, Kenya; Chilpo Beach, South Korea; and Dukayla, Egypt.
In September of 2002 LCDR Rund accepted orders as the Commanding Officer of IBU 14. He mobilized the unit to active duty for Operation Enduring Freedom and eventually Iraqi Freedom in December 2002. IBU 14 opened three ports in Kuwait and Iraq, patrolled the KAA waterway between Umm Qasr and Az Zubayr, Iraq, and provided over 4600 hours of safe wartime patrols. IBU 14 returned from active duty in July 2003.
In September 2004, LCDR Rund accepted orders as Executive Officer of Navy Security Force Gaeta, Italy out of Shreveport, LA. LCDR was selected in September 2005 as Commanding Officer of Navy Security Force NSA Mid-South in Memphis TN and is currently still serving in that capacity.
Lieutenant Commander Rund wears the Small Craft Insignia. He has been awarded the Naval Commendation Medal with three gold stars, Navy Achievement Medal with three gold stars, Joint Meritorious Unit Commendation, Navy Unit Commendation, with one bronze star, the meritorious unit commendation, and various other unit and campaign awards. He has a Masters degree in business from Fontbonne University in St. Louis MO, and a Bachelors degree in computer studies from Webster University in St. Louis, MO.
LCDR Rund resides in Charleston, South Carolina. He has two children Jamee (24) and Joel (22). LCDR Rund is the Campus President of ECPI College of Technology in North Charleston.
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CPT Peter Huggins and 1LT Molly Huggins
CPT Peter Huggins is a Blackhawk pilot for the 57th Medical Company (AA) currently stationed in Balad, Iraq. A Washington University graduate, football alum, and San Antonio, TX native, CPT Huggins spent the first four years of his Army career in FT Hood, TX.
As a medical platoon leader in the 1st Armored Cavalry Division, he was responsible for the safe, rapid deployment of medics on the battlefield. After completing flight school in February of 2005, CPT Huggins was stationed at FT Bragg, NC with the Original Dustoff (57th Med).
He has spent the last 11 months serving with the 57th in Balad, Iraq in support of Iraqi Freedom. He married 1LT Molly Huggins in April of 2005, whom he met on the very first day of flight school.
Molly is also an Army pilot, flying Kiowas for the TN Army National Guard. A Gainesville, GA native, Molly attended Covenant College, playing soccer and simultaneously fulfilling her obligation as an armament technician on the Cobra helicopter. After receiving her degree, she completed Officer Candidate School through the National Guard in 2003 and flight school at FT Rucker in August of 2005.
The Huggins’ currently call Fayetteville, NC home and Molly splits the time Pete is away by teaching home-schooled children and commuting to Knoxville, TN for guard duty.
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SSG (P) Richard C. Simmons and Ginger Simmons
SSG (P) Richard C. Simmons has just returned from his second tour in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. A combat flight medic, SSG (P) Simmons served with the 57th Medical Company (AA) aka “The Original Dustoff” April 2003 – June 2004 and deployed again Oct 2005 – Sep 2006.
SSG (P) Simmons also started his military career in the desert, serving in support of Desert Shield and Desert Storm in 1989 as an engineer and heavy equipment operator. After taking a break in service, he returned to active duty in 1998.
Richard met his wife Ginger while living in Fort Myers, Florida and married her in May of 1996. They have four beautiful daughters, Lela-Rose (14), Vada Elizabeth (5), Emma Louise (4), and Jenna Lynne (1). When she’s not wrangling children, Ginger does extensive volunteer work, including acting as the Family Readiness Group Leader and Treasurer for the 57th Medical Company (AA).
SSG Simmons and CPT Pete Huggins are the co-creators of the ORIGINAL JAVA, a soldier morale, welfare, and recreation espresso and cigar bar located at LSA Anaconda, Balad.
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The following is information on MilitaryResumes.Com and Military2Civilian Job Fairs. Talking with Heroes will broadcast Talk Shows at some or all of these Job Fairs.
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact:
Bill Scott
MilitaryResumes.com
(678) 819-4183
info@militaryresumes.com
Military2Civilian Job Fairs Offer Civilian Jobs for Veterans
Service from military recruiters launches with two title sponsors
Atlanta, Georgia, July 23, 2006 – Military2Civilian Job Fairs, a new service that helps veterans find civilian jobs, today announced its inaugural job fair dates and locations: September 21 in Charleston, SC and November 9 in Columbus, GA.
“Military2Civilian Job Fairs is excited to be able to offer an improved job fair experience specifically designed to deliver better results for job seekers and employers alike,” said George Bernloehr, COO of Military2Civilian Job Fairs. “An employer typically is only able to meet 25% of job seekers at a job fair. Our exclusive pre-matching process will help ensure that our client employers meet the right 25% - that is, those candidates that are a likely skill set match for their open positions.”
Veterans and transitioning military who are seeking a civilian job will find great job opportunities at the Military2Civlian Job Fairs in Charleston and Columbus. Attendance for military-experienced job seekers is free. All that is required is to pre-register for the event at www.militaryresumes.com . Additional job fair locations will be announced in the near future.
Employers who are targeting to hire from the valuable military-experienced talent pool can find how to participate in Military2Civlian Job Fairs at www.militaryresumes.com . The inaugural title sponsors of the event are MilitaryResumes.com and Civilian Job News.
These job fairs will be especially convenient for the military stationed in and around the following bases:
- Charleston AFB, Shaw AFB, Naval Weapons Station Charleston and the Navy Nuclear Power school, Marine Corps Base Beaufort and Fort Jackson in and around Charleston;
- Fort Benning, Fort Gillem, Fort McPherson, NAS Atlanta, Dobbins AFB, Maxwell AFB, Fort Rucker, Fort McClellan, Robbins AFB, Fort Gordon and Albany MCLB in and around Columbus;
- Local Reserve and National Guard units.
About MilitaryResumes.com
MilitaryResumes.com is the online job board where America’s military connects with civilian careers. The site provides employers with the most efficient and cost-effective way to access the military-experienced talent pool for candidates with backgrounds in fields such as administrative / finance, healthcare, IT, telecom, law enforcement and sales as well as for positions that require security clearances. MilitaryResumes.com is headquartered in metro-Atlanta, GA, and can be found on the web at www.MilitaryResumes.com.
About Civilian Job News
Civilian Job News (CJN), the essential military-to-civilian transition resource, is a bi-monthly print publication distributed to more than 200 U.S. military bases worldwide. CJN delivers practical advice to the military job seeker and is an affordable choice for advertisers seeking to reach this valuable audience. The publication is produced by MilitaryResumes.com and can be found on the web at www.CivilianJobNews.com.
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