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SgtMaj Jacob Reiff

SgtMaj Jacob Reiff

Sergeant Major, Manpower and Reserve Affairs

Sergeant Major Jacob M. Reiff is a native of Wisconsin, and enlisted in the Marine Corps on 31 May 1995.  Upon completion of Recruit Training at MCRD San Diego California, he attended Marine Corps Communications and Electronics School (MCCES) in 29 Palms, California.  Upon completion of the course of study he was awarded the MOS 2841 Radio Repairman.

He has served in a wide array of duties to include Radio Repairman and Non Combatant Evacuation Operations NCOIC for MEU Service Support Group-31, Firepower Control Team Radio Operator, Marine Corps Instructor of Water Survival, and Radio Repairman with 1st Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company, Communications Maintenance Chief with 2d Force Reconnaissance Company, 2d Reconnaissance Battalion, Communications Maintenance Chief and Joint Terminal Attack Controller with 2d Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company and the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit,  Communications Maintenance Chief and Assistant Communications Chief with Marine Wing Support Squadron 472, Company Gunnery Sergeant and Guard Chief for Marine Corps Security Force Company Guantanamo Bay Cuba, First Sergeant and Remain Behind Sergeant Major for Marine Special Operations Company F and 2d Marine Special Operations Battalion, Company First Sergeant for the Marine Security Company at the Presidential Retreat at Camp David.

His assignments as a unit Sergeant Major include Battalion Sergeant Major of 3d Battalion 6th Marine Regiment and subsequently as the Battalion Landing Team 3/6 Sergeant Major as part of the 24th Marine Expeditionary, Battalion Sergeant Major for 2d Marine Raider Battalion, Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command, Regimental Sergeant Major for 10th Marine Regiment, 2d Marine Division, Wing Sergeant Major, for 2d Marine Aircraft Wing, II Marine Expeditionary Force, and as the Command Senior Enlisted Leader for Combat Development & Integration Command, Sergeant Major Reiff currently serves as the Sergeant Major for Manpower & Reserve Affairs, Headquarters United States Marine Corps in Quantico, Virginia.

His deployments and operational experience include deployments with the 31st MEU, 26th MEU, and 24th MEU as well as deployments in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom I, II and III, Joint Task Force Liberia, Operation Enduring Freedom-Afghanistan, Operation Inherent Resolve-Iraq, and most recently as the Marine Rotational Forces Europe Aviation Task Force Sergeant Major in support of NATO’s Eastern Flank Air Policing Mission.

Tue Apr 289:30 AM – 10:30 AMMain Briefing Center

Everyone Fights: A Senior Enlisted Perspective on Preparing Marines for the Next 250 Years

Everyone Fights: A Senior Enlisted Perspective on Preparing Marines for the Next 250 Years is a panel including the 20th Sergeant Major of the Marine …Everyone Fights: A Senior Enlisted Perspective on Preparing Marines for the Next 250 Years is a panel including the 20th Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps, alongside Force Level sergeants Major. The discussion will focus on what it really means to m…Everyone Fights: A Senior Enlisted Perspective on Preparing Marines for the Next 250 Years is a panel including the 20th Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps, alongside Force Level sergeants Major. The discussion will focus on what it really means to man, train, and equip the enlisted force, balancing today’s operational demands, with the responsibility of preparing Marines for the future fight.Everyone Fights: A Senior Enlisted Perspective on Preparing Marines for the Next 250 Years is a panel including the 20th Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps, alongside Force Level sergeants Major. The discussion will focus on what it really means to man, train, and equip the enlisted force, balancing today’s operational demands, with the responsibility of preparing Marines for the future fight.Show MoreClick the title to see all details

SessionSession TypeMain Briefing CenterSession Track
SgtMaj Carlos Ruiz
SgtMaj Ryan Gnecco
SgtMaj Anthony Loftus
SgtMaj Jacob Reiff
Sgt. Maj. Daniel L. Krause
SgtMaj Carlos Ruiz
SgtMaj Carlos RuizSergeant Major of the Marine Corps
SgtMaj Ryan Gnecco
SgtMaj Ryan GneccoSergeant Major, Training and Education Command
SgtMaj Anthony Loftus
SgtMaj Anthony LoftusCommand Senior Enlisted Leader, II Marine Expeditionary Force
SgtMaj Jacob Reiff
SgtMaj Jacob ReiffSergeant Major, Manpower and Reserve Affairs
Sgt. Maj. Daniel L. Krause
Sgt. Maj. Daniel L. KrauseSenior Enlisted Advisor to the Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps
SgtMaj Carlos Ruiz
SgtMaj Carlos RuizSergeant Major of the Marine Corps
SgtMaj Ryan Gnecco
SgtMaj Ryan GneccoSergeant Major, Training and Education Command
SgtMaj Anthony Loftus
SgtMaj Anthony LoftusCommand Senior Enlisted Leader, II Marine Expeditionary Force
SgtMaj Jacob Reiff
SgtMaj Jacob ReiffSergeant Major, Manpower and Reserve Affairs
Sgt. Maj. Daniel L. Krause
Sgt. Maj. Daniel L. KrauseSenior Enlisted Advisor to the Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps
Capacity Unlimited:No
Stage:Main Briefing Center
Thu Apr 3010:30 AM – 11:15 AMScuttlebutt Podcast

Leading Forward: The Evolution of Leadership

This Scuttlebutt Podcast will discuss the evolution of leadership. While the principles and traits of Marine Corps leadership are timeless, its applic…This Scuttlebutt Podcast will discuss the evolution of leadership. While the principles and traits of Marine Corps leadership are timeless, its application is fluid. This session will discuss not only how leadership evolves to meet the demands of an …This Scuttlebutt Podcast will discuss the evolution of leadership. While the principles and traits of Marine Corps leadership are timeless, its application is fluid. This session will discuss not only how leadership evolves to meet the demands of an ever-changing Marine Corps, but also the tangible efforts the Marine Corps is making to continue its modernization.This Scuttlebutt Podcast will discuss the evolution of leadership. While the principles and traits of Marine Corps leadership are timeless, its application is fluid. This session will discuss not only how leadership evolves to meet the demands of an ever-changing Marine Corps, but also the tangible efforts the Marine Corps is making to continue its modernization.Show MoreClick the title to see all details

SessionSession TypeScuttlebutt PodcastSession Track
SgtMaj Carlos Ruiz
SgtMaj Carlos RuizSergeant Major of the Marine Corps
SgtMaj Jacob Reiff
SgtMaj Jacob ReiffSergeant Major, Manpower and Reserve Affairs
Capacity Unlimited:No
Stage:Scuttlebutt Podcast