Patrick D. Allan has over 10 years of experience as a Marine Corps tank mechanic and instructor, with expertise in maintenance, logistics, and repair of combat vehicles and their mechanical systems. He seeks new opportunities utilizing his skills in maintenance management, logistics, supply operations, instruction, and technical troubleshooting. Allan's resume outlines his career history, qualifications, technical skills, and education.

1. PATRICK D. ALLAN
32 Mimosa rd.  Phenix City, Alabama 510.304.2779
patrickdallan15@gmail.com
Offering 10 years of expertise and profound knowledge in maintenance and
logistics involving high value inventory accountability
QUALIFICATION SUMMARY
I have 10 years of experience in the disassembly, repair, modification, reassembly and
troubleshooting of multiple systems to determine the root cause of failure of equipment to
operate, as designed, on a variety of combat vehicles including M1A1, M1A2, M88A1, M88A2,
ABV, AVLB’s. I have experience in troubleshooting and diagnosing defects, as well as, deciding
the practicability of removing major and minor defective items as required. I have significant
experience in determining why hydraulic systems, engines, electrical systems, power packs,
transmissions, suspension, and track systems fail to perform or fail to operate in accordance with
specifications and performance requirements. I have experience in removing transfer cases,
brackets, instrument panels, final drives, tracks, winches, fuel tanks, floor panels, power packs,
transmissions, and engines while exercising extreme caution to avoid damage to parts which
would require replacement. I have the ability to evaluate the serviceability of assemblies and
subassemblies. I have considerable experience in determining if the removal of major and minor
assemblies is required and the extent and nature of the repairs required while considering mission
essentiality urgency of readiness and availability issues. I am a team player and function well in
all working environments and conditions. I have the ability to use and maintain tools and
equipment such as multi-meters, impact wrenches, grinders, presses, measuring instruments,
gauges, hydraulic jacks, torque wrenches, calipers, electric drills, air wrenches, sanders,
micrometers, various tests and diagnostic equipment, and a variety of other common hand tools. I
have over 10 years experience in performing operational testing of the vehicles to evaluate the
effectiveness of repair actions. I have the ability to interpret instructions, specifications, and
evaluate Engineering Change Proposals for technical and theoretical viability. I have extensive
experience in applying engineering change orders and modification work orders to a wide variety
of combat vehicles. I am able to read technical manuals, drawings, schematics, blueprints, and
guidelines for work performance and translate specifications to effective repair or rebuild
solutions. Most importantly, I have the artistic talent to seamlessly and precisely meld
specifications and requirements with fit, form, and function. I teach and
Current Employer – United States Marine Corps.
Dates of Employment – February 2005 – Current
TECHNICAL APPLICATIONS
Technical Applications / Operating Systems: WIN XP, WIN VISTA, WIN 7, WIN 8
Software: Microsoft Office Suite 1997 – 2013, (Outlook, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access), Fed Log (FLIS),
Marine Corps Equipment Readiness Information Tool (MERIT)
CAREER WORK PATH
MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT / LOGISTICS / SUPPLY /
INSTRUCTING

2. PATRICK D. ALLAN
32 Mimosa rd.  Phenix City, Alabama 510.304.2779
patrickdallan15@gmail.com
Marine Corps Tank Mechanic Instructor
MARINE CORPS DETACHMENT ▪ FT. BENNING , GEORGIA Jan.2010 - Present
 Conduct Technical Inspections (TI) on M1A1 Abrams Combat Tanks from.
 Evaluate and provide input on Beneficial Suggestions.
 Review and validate technical publications for accuracy.
 Determine maintenance source coding for new parts.
 Apply modifications and new procurements to equipment as required.
 Perform Quality Control duties for modifications and repairs applied to systems.
 Assist in maintaining an inventory of project codes that are utilized for storage and issue of
systems support material.
 Inventory SL-3 gear for M1A1 Combat Tank, M88A2, AVLB, and ABV.
 Receive training on the M1A1 Stabilized Commanders Weapon Station installation and
operation.
 Conduct the inventorying of DESETS project codes.
 Produce basically trained M1A1 Tank System Mechanics in accordance with the current
Program of Instruction (POI) and Standard Operating Procedures (SOP).
 - Provide instruction via classroom and hands on training to entry-level students.
 - Conduct remedial training for marines who require additional instruction.
 - Recommend changes to the master lesson files to ensure training is in accordance with the
current 2146 Training and Readiness Manual.
 - Coordinate logistical requirements needed to support training.
 - Maintain all publications and orders assigned to the all section.
Delta Company Ramp Chief
1ST
TANK BATTALION ▪ I MEF ▪ TWENTY-NINE PALMS, CALIFORNIA Nov.2010 – June.2011
 Supervised the efforts of the maintenance section both in garrison and in the field, in order to
support mission requirements to include recovery, preventive maintenance, and corrective
maintenance.
 Upon initial receipt of equipment, physically inspected to confirm all required modifications
have been applied.
 Supervised the repair and preparation of M1A1 tanks prior to evacuation.
 Trained all the Marines in recovery section on proper procedures for maintenance, vehicle
operations, recovery operations and safety.
 Guided, mentored and develop the Marines in Bn. Maintenance by improving overall
knowledge within their Military Occupational Specialties, Marine Corps. Common Skills, and
leadership.
 Reported the maintenance status of M1A1 main battle tanks and M88A2 recovery vehicle to
the maintenance chief.
 Ensured Equipment Repair Order Shopping List are properly filled out prior to being
submitted to the Marine Corps Integrated Maintenance System (MIMMS) clerk.
 Track and maintained monthly miles and hours for vehicles in 1st
Tank Battalion.
 Inspected all Full Up Power Packs (FUPP) and draw oil samples during semi-annual and
annual services.
 Supported 1st
Tank Battalion during Field Operations as vehicle commander on the M88A2
Recovery vehicle.

3. PATRICK D. ALLAN
32 Mimosa rd.  Phenix City, Alabama 510.304.2779
patrickdallan15@gmail.com
 Maintained all record books affiliated with the vehicles to include all record jackets, SL-3
jackets and logbooks.
 Supervised all preventive maintenance checks and services for Armored Vehicle Launch
Bridges (AVLB), M88A2 Recovery vehicles, M1A1 Abrams Tank.
 As the M88A2 commander, responsible for ensuring the vehicles readiness to perform fast
and efficient recoveries of all vehicles and equipment.
Ordinance Repairer/Mechanic/Ramp Chief
COMBAT LOGISTICS BATTALION 3▪ III MEF ▪ AFGHANISTAN Nov.2008 –May.2009
 During the deployment, maintained readiness of 1 M88A2 recovery vehicle, MRAPS,
MATV’s and, HMMWV’s which enabled 3rd
CLB to conduct continuous missions during
OEF 09.
 Supervised and ran continuous recovery operations throughout Afghanistan while maintaining
readiness.
 Supervised the efforts of the maintenance section both in garrison and in the field, in order to
support mission requirements to include recovery, preventive maintenance, and corrective
maintenance.
 Ensured vehicle discrepancy sheets are filled out weekly and reviewed each day to see what
discrepancies are annotated and awaiting actions.
 Ensured Equipment Repair Order Shopping Lists (EROSL) were properly filled out prior to
being submitted to the Marine Corps Integrated Maintenance Management System (MIMMS)
clerk.
Ordinance Repairer/Mechanic/Ramp Chief
1ST
TANK BATTALION ▪ I MEF – TWENTY-NINE PALMS, CALIFORNIA May.2008 –Nov.2008
 Ensured vehicle discrepancy sheets are filled out weekly and reviewed each day to see what
discrepancies are annotated and awaiting actions.
 Conducted semi-annual and annual services on M1A1 tanks and M88A2 recovery vehicles in
a timely and highly efficient manner.
 Conducted multiple recover and maintenance operations during Delta Company gunnery
qualification, and thereby ensured all crew were able to qualify in the allotted time.
 Reported the status of all repairs and discrepancies for all tracked vehicles to the Maintenance
Chief and Ramp Chief.
 Maintained accountability and rosters for section personnel, weapons, and gear.
 Oversaw and performed the preventative maintenance, corrective maintenance, and
documentation vehicles.
 As a senior tank mechanic/technician, was responsible for training junior mechanics to be
more proficient in their MOS field and ability to assume roles of higher responsibility.
 As the M88A2 vehicle commander, was responsible for ensuring the vehicle's readiness to
perform fast and efficient recoveries of all vehicles, and equipment.
 As Maintenance Management supervisor, perform ordering and tracking of parts according to
MCO. P4700, ensuring that all equipment needed for the platoon to perform their mission is
on hand.
 Set a positive example for the junior marines within the platoon.
 Conducted and document counseling for your junior Marines monthly and as needed.

4. PATRICK D. ALLAN
32 Mimosa rd.  Phenix City, Alabama 510.304.2779
patrickdallan15@gmail.com
 Fulfill all collateral duties assigned.
Ordinance Platoon Repairer/Mechanic
DELTA COMPANY 1ST
TANK BATTALION ▪ 13TH
MEU – TWENTY-NINE PALMS, CALIFORNIA Nov.2007 –May.2008
 As the only maintenance personnel in the platoon, I was solely responsible for the corrective
and preventative maintenance of four M1A1 tanks.
 Ensured vehicle discrepancy sheets are filled out weekly and reviewed each day to see what
discrepancies are annotated and awaiting actions.
 Primary inspector during joint limited technical inspections.
 Track the status of all parts, tools, calibrations and modifications through the proper supply
system and ensure they are current and up to date. Furthermore, help ensure all maintenance
and administrative requirements are completed on time
 Individually conducted second-echelon corrective maintenance and preventative maintenance
checks and services conducted on each on four M1A1 tanks.
 Fulfill all collateral duties assigned
Ordinance Repairer/Mechanic
1ST
TANK BATTALION ▪ I MEF – TWENTY-NINE PALMS, CALIFORNIA Feb.2005 – June.2007
 Ensured vehicle discrepancy sheets are filled out weekly and reviewed each day to see what
discrepancies are annotated and awaiting actions.
 Conducted semi-annual and annual services on M1A1 tanks, M88A2 recovery vehicles and
AVLB’s in a timely and highly efficient manner.
 Conducted multiple recovery and maintenance operations during Battalion exercises.
 Reported the status of all repairs and discrepancies for all tracked vehicles to the Maintenance
Chief and Ramp Chief.
EDUCATION
Irvington High School
 High School Diploma
Professional Training Courses
 M1A1 Tank System Mechanic Course/School ( Ft. Knox, KY )
 Leading Marines Distance Education Program ( 29 Palms, CA )
 Sergeants Distance Education Program ( 29 Palms, CA )
 M1A1 Tank System Mechanic Advance Course/School ( Aberdeen, MD )
 Fundamentals of the Diesel Engine ( 29 Palms, CA )
 THRY/CONST of the Turbine Engine ( 29 Palms, CA )
 Counseling for Marines ( 29 Palms, CA )
 Marine Combat Training ( 29 Palms, CA )
 Warfighting/Warfighting Tactics ( 29 Palms, CA )
 IMVOC MK23 Courses ( 29 Palms, CA )
 IMVOC HMMWV Courses ( 29 Palms, CA )
 Full Diagnostics / Embedded Diagnostics Training Course ( Ft. Benning GA )
 DRS Test & Energy Management, LLC ( Huntsville, AL )
 Brig Chaser Course ( Camp Pendleton CA )