Rarpc Property Book Officer

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Property Book Officer for the Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion, USARPAC, the only four-star Army Service Component Command, consisting of 31 MTOE & TDA units spread out in 7 different states. Manages the organizational Property Book totaling over 1,000 line items worth more than $92 million; executes and manages equipment requirements for worldwide wartime and contingency operations; advises and assists the Battalion Commander and his staff on all aspects of property accountability, asset management, and supply discipline; manages equipment density and maintains asset visibility for subordinate units; manages equipment readiness and directs cross-leveling and turn-in of equipment as required; assists commanders and staffs in the performance

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