Military and Six Sigma

giroux32227, Good morning!
 
You have impressive credentials and have good hands-on Project experience.  If you run across Six Sigma / Lean job postings that list a bachelor’s degree as a “requirement”, go ahead and apply anyways.  A good HR recruiting person will look at your credentials and won’t worry about the lack of a bachelor’s degree — they will, for sure, want to get your resume in front of a responsible hiring manager.
 
There are, of course, some other HR people who will consider your lack of a bachelor’s degree as a disqualifier, but you wouldn’t want to work for that kind of company, anyways.
 
Best regards,
QualityColorado

Are  you  serious?

I would say your best chance is to put your CV in the hands of the Quality group directly.  Most, if not all BB positions will come with a BS  requirement, which is generally a weed-out requirement, just like eyesight in the military (at least when I was in). 
HR is unlikely to overlook this requirement based on your experience, unless stated in the job posting, and hence, the SME will never see your CV.  Bypass HR and get your CV in the hands of the SMEs, they can and could make an exception to the requirement. 
 Good luck.

ATI stands for  “Allthingsidiot”

Sorry…between the military and 6S I can now talk in complete sentences without ever using a real word.