1. MATTHEW BAINE
528 Coral Key Place, Newport News, VA 23606 C: 803-556-9424 mvpbaine@gmail.com
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
Dedicated combat Veteran focused on applying 8 years of military logistic management experience to gain
employment in the civilian sector. Exceptionally hard worker well-versed in supply and inventory
management.
SKILLS
Critical thinking to order repair parts in a timely Managing filing, sorting, and preparing all necessary
manner. logistic documents to keep on hand.
Proficient in Government and military purchasing. Able to identify drawings, technical manuals, and
Able to adapt and work in any type of shipyard, or maintenance requirement cards to support life-cycle of
military environment. product.
Practicing good safety, and standards while climbing, Secret Security Clearance obtained.
lifting, or carrying heavy equipment. Exceptional communication, and negotiation skills.
WORK HISTORY
Company Logistic Manager, 01/2014 to 12/2014
Army – United States Army 3/89 Cavalry Fort Polk, LA
Responsible for the morale, welfare, and training of 2 supply clerks. Maintained accountability of over $50
million dollars worth of combat equipment. Assisted receiving, inventorying, and issuing organization and
installation supplies and equipment received the ammunition, construction, medical, and weapons for over 280
soldiers.
Company Logistics Manager, 06/2013 to12/2013
Army – United States Army 3/89 Cavalry Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
Supervised and trained 2 logistics personnel on the following topics; record keeping, logistic related
computer programs, receiving/shipping equipment and supplies and inventories. Managed a credit $5,000 a
month, ensured the most cost effective purchases were made. Replenished on hand quantities of equipment and
supplies for 6 staff offices and 7 workstations. Responsible for serving as the primary liaison with civilian
supply companies.
Logistics Manager , 02/2010 to 05/2013
Army – United States Army Uniformed Services University Bethesda, MD
Responsible for the morale, welfare, and training of 3 soldiers. Ensured that over 100 personnel maintained
supplies, clothing, and equipment to be 100% ready for the mission. Supervised a 3 person team that managed
and secured the supply warehouse storage area and nuclear biological chemical equipment. Managed
equipment and medical supplies worth an excess of $50 million dollars. Handled property book transactions
and ensured accurate postings. Recorded filing for supporting transaction files. Conducted monthly 10% and
semi-annual 100% inventories. Managed credit card with $2,500 dollar monthly spending limit.
Knowledgeable of inventory procedures dealing with inventories that include; basic issue items (BII),
component of end items (COEI), additional authorized listings (AAL) and managing equipment fielded to a
unit with no National Stock Number (NSN).
Logistic Manager, 01/2009 to 01/2010
Army – 50th Signal Battalion Kandahar, Afghanistan
Managed over an excess of 48 million in Modified Table of Organization and Equipment (MTOE) and theatre
Provided Equipment (TPE) property during deployment to Afghanistan and maintained asses visibility
utilizing Property Book Unit Supply - Enhanced (PBUSE), conduct subsequent inventories as needed,

2. collect and submit data in support of readiness and other types or reporting. Ordered and received property
and supplies including computer automation equipment, vehicles, military clothing and office supplies.
Logistic Stock Clerk, 02/2008 to 01/2009
Army – 50th Signal Battalion Ft. Bragg, NC
Performs logistics functions in the execution of property accountability, customer service, documentation,
reconciliation, and record management duties. Coordinates, conducts, and provide supervision and support in
the conduct of property inventories using automated systems. Coordinates the collection and submission of
data in support of readiness and other types of reporting requirements. Prepare and submit reports as necessary
to support movement, storage, and transportation of equipment using Army automated or manual systems.
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science: Logistics and Transportation Management, Current
American Military University - Jamestown, VA
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Maintained 100% accountability of all assigned equipment worth more than $50 million dollars with zero
deficiencies.
Awarded the Overseas Service Ribbon in 2009.
Developed a tracking system that became the standard for the company.
Trained and supervised more than 8 Logistic soldiers on Logistic related topics.