Christopher D. Giles has over 30 years of experience in supply chain management, logistics, and information technology for both the US Army and Indiana Army National Guard. He has held various roles such as Program Manager, Supply Technician, and Supply Sergeant. His responsibilities included overseeing tasks, managing resources, maintaining equipment and property inventories, and supervising personnel. He has extensive experience coordinating logistics for mobilizing units at Camp Atterbury.

1. CHRISTOPHER D. GILES
681 Wheat Field Lane
Whiteland, Indiana 46184
Home (317)530-5335
Cell (317) 619-1041
Email: chris.giles681@comcast.net
WORK EXPERIENCE:
Human Resources Consulting, Inc.
14059 Crown Court
Woodbridge, VA 22193
April 2013-August 2014
Military Personnel Services Corporation
6066 Leesburg Pike, Suite 800
Falls Church, VA 22041
September 2012 – March 2013
Strategic Resources Inc. SRI
7927 Jones Branch Drive
Suite 600W
Mclean, VA 22102
July 2008 - September 2012
Engineering & Professional Services EPS
78 Apple Street
Tinton Falls, NJ 07724
(812) 526-1499 ext. 2178
January 2005 - July 2008
US Army, Indiana Army National Guard Jan 1982 to Feb 2005
Position: Civilian Contractor-Camp Atterbury
Duties:
As the Program Manager for the Director of Logistics (DOL), my responsibilities are
overseeing various tasks assigned to our different sections. Required to provide proper
instructions for the completion of tasks as well as establishing a suspense date for
completion. Work with the Supply and Services Officer to find ways to better utilize our
resources to reduce our cost of doing business, while maintaining excellent customer
service. I was tasked with managing the vendor provided Chemical latrines for all units
training on post. I would work with the each individual incoming unit to establish the
Chemical latrine needs for the units different assigned training areas and ranges. The
needs changed daily due to changes of training areas or ranges and the number of
personnel training at each area.
As Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss (FLIPL) Manager, ensured the

2. paperwork and documentation is filled out correctly, with any and all needed attachments.
Maintain a filing system, and FLIP log. Assist the FLIPL investigators by providing a
packet of information and regulations to successfully complete their investigation. I
processed FLIPLS for the loss of CIF items utilizing the ISM program. Additionally,
assisted with DARTS updates on the Supply and Logistics portion, verify and approve
supply request for DOL personnel, collect and file ( Government Purchase Card) GPC
receipts and invoices and serve as the Alternate Key Control Custodian.
As a Supply Technician, I served as the Information Technology (IT) Coordinator for all
mobilizing units and the installation, I submitted weekly IT status reports to the First
Army East G6. The status reports contained information as to which units were
mobilizing at Camp Atterbury, and if they had their requirement for IT, or if it needed to
be requested. If it needed to be requested I had to request funding for the needed items of
IT. Attend weekly logistics meetings, led by the DOL to inform mobilizing units of their
IT authorizations and status of their Operational Needs Statement (ONS). Responsible for
forecasting, and requesting Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) funded IT needs based off
of need, Theater Provided Equipment (TPE) and on hand IT equipment. Request, and
receive IT equipment through the proper logistics channels. Responsible for ensuring that
request are filled out properly by authorized personnel. Issue of equipment only to
authorized personnel. Maintain filling system for all IT equipment issued from Camp
Atterbury for mobilizing units and the installation. I was also responsible for the
installation Training Set of IT for the units training on Camp Atterbury. I would
coordinate with the individual units requiring IT for usage on base. I would then hand
receipt all needed items to the requesting units logistic personnel. Once the unit
completed training they would turn the items into me so I could have our techs erase and
reimage the CPU's and laptops so they could be added back to the training sets inventory.
If anything was lost or damaged I initiated a FLIPL. The training set consisted of over
1200 laptops, 30 Desktops, 450 printers, 2 plotters, 2 digital senders, and 24 digital
cameras. Ensure that all IT property for the installation is accounted for by completing
physical inventories of all IT on the installation the Property Book Office (PBO). Assist
PBO with the tracking and placement of IT equipment on the installation. Verified that IT
was on, or needed to be added, to the Installation Property Book, utilizing PBUSE.
Attend weekly DOIM (Director of Information Management) meeting to discuss any and
all upcoming issues concerning IT equipment. Follow the Army Physical Security
regulations and policies for Information Technology security.
Indiana Army National Guard
Company D 38th Main Support Battalion
2002 South Holt Road
Indianapolis, IN 46241
(317)247-3350
January 1982 to February 2005
Position: Supply Sergeant
Duties: Traditional soldier from January 1983 to May 1987 served as Commanders driver
and Supply Specialist. Selected for Active Guard and Reserve (AGR) program in May

3. 1987 served as Unit Armourer, from May 1987 to September 1988, Training NCO, from
September 1988 to October 1992 and Supply Sergeant from October 1992 to February
2005 when I was honorably discharged. In 1985, I graduated from the Primary
Leadership Development Course. Responsibilities included but were not limited to the
following: Maintenance and security of all unit weapons, planning and preparing unit
training schedules, ensuring soldier were qualified to attend service schools, and prepare
those that were not. Ensured that the annual Army Physical Fitness Test was performed
and that annual and semi-annual weigh-ins’ were conducted to meet Army standards. As a
unit supply sergeant, my responsibilities were maintaining accountability and security of
unit property, requesting rations, and unit vehicle maintenance program. Supervised and
trained my section personnel. During this time served as an armory manager which
included contacting contractors, renting the facility, maintaining a bank account and
ordering and purchase of supplies from local vendors. Recorded and monitored
transactions of government credit card for both supplies and fuel. I participated on the
hiring board for future state employees. I was assigned to the state warehouse, in the
Class IX section. During my last assignment as a unit supply sergeant was in charge of
over 8 million dollars in equipment. I worked aggressively to recover over one hundred
thousand dollars in lost equipment when first assigned to the unit. During my service
preformed duties that also included writing documents, drafting policy letters, preparing
memorandums, issuing ID cards, filing. Have done computer work in Access, Excel,
Power point and Word, as well as ULLS-G, ULLS-S4, and familiar with PBUS, ISM, and
RFMSS. I served on the Indiana Army National Guard Ceremonial Unit as a member of
the casket team. Received numerous awards to include; Drivers Badge, 6 Good Conduct
Medals, 2 Army Achievement Medals, Army Commendation Medal, Indiana
Commendation Medal, State Emergency Service Ribbon, and Overseas Service Ribbon.
EDUCATION:
Edinburgh Community High School
Vincennes University 62 credit hours
AFFILIATIONS:
Masonic Lodge
REFERENCES:
MSG Steven Shroyer
DOL Senior Supply Sergeant
Steven.shroyer@ng.army.mil
Work 812-526-1499 ext. 61924
Mobile 317-460-2719
Paul Crabtree (Retired CSM)
Ammunition Supply Point Manager
Paul.crabtree@ng.army.mil
Work 812-526-1131
Cell 317-710-8108