Instructor/ Trainer

1976 – 2002; United States Army (retired)
Recruiter Trainer/Assist Supervisor
Field Recruiter
Special Forces Intelligence Sergeant
Special Forces Heavy Weapons Sergeant
82nd Airborne Division Weapons Squad Leader
Military Police Korea Joint Security Area (DMZ)
1st Ranger Regiment Infantry Squad Member

TECHNICAL SKILLS/TRAINING

Biometrics Automated Toolset (BAT) Training
Preliminary Creditability Assessment Screening System (PCASS) Training
Combined Information Data Network Exchange (CIDNE) Training
COIN Training
ATFE Home Made Explosive Course
ITI Deployment Training Course
Rogers Shooting School
Mid South Institute of Self Defense Shooting Course
Gryphon Group Mobile Force Protection Course
Mid South Institute of Self Defense Shooting Intermediate Course
Mid South Institute of Self Defense Shooting Basic Course
Total Army Instructor Training Course
Anti-Terrorism Force Protection II Course
Special Forces Operations & Intelligence Course (18F)
Special Forces Weapons Course (18B)
Ranger School
Combat Lifesaver Course
Expert Weapons Qualified (5.56 mm, 7.62mm, and .9mm)

EDUCATION

Campbell University; 92 semester hours
Miami Killian Senior High School Graduate

WORK EXPERIENCE

June 2018-Present 40 Hours per week
Linxx Global Solutions, Instructor, Trainer, Lackland AFB, San Antonio, TX

Provide primary instruction, in the classroom and laboratory performing as an instructor for the US Navy MA (Master at Arm’s) “A” School for students with little or no Security Force experience. Present subjects in support Navy Security Force operations such as Safety and Operational Risk Management, First Aid, Use of Force and Deadly Force, Unarmed Individual Self-Defense Skills, Expandable Baton, Mechanical Advantage Control Holds (MACH) and Takedowns, MACH Cuffing and Team Control Techniques, Oleoresin Capsicum (OC), Weapons Retention, Military Law, Military Authority and Jurisdiction, Rights Advisement, Foot Vehicle and Felony Challenges, Crisis Intervention, Drug Identification, Installation Entry Control, Terrorism and Antiterrorism, Watch Standing, Security Fundamentals, Vehicle and Personnel Inspections, Tactical Communications, and Tactical Team Movements. Provide Instruction on operation, employment techniques, and qualification firing for the M9 pistol, M4 Rifle, and M500 Shotgun.

August 2016 – June 2018 40 Hours per week
TSO Armor and Training, INC; Instructor, Trainer, Lackland AFB, San Antonio, TX

Provide primary instruction, in the classroom and laboratory performing as an instructor for the US Navy MA (Master at Arm’s) “A” School for students with little or no Security Force experience. Present subjects in support Navy Security Force operations such as Safety and Operational Risk Management, First Aid, Use of Force and Deadly Force, Unarmed Individual Self-Defense Skills, Expandable Baton, Mechanical Advantage Control Holds (MACH) and Takedowns, MACH Cuffing and Team Control Techniques, Oleoresin Capsicum (OC), Weapons Retention, Military Law, Military Authority and Jurisdiction, Rights Advisement, Foot Vehicle and Felony Challenges, Crisis Intervention, Drug Identification, Installation Entry Control, Terrorism and Antiterrorism, Watch Standing, Security Fundamentals, Vehicle and Personnel Inspections, Tactical Communications, and Tactical Team Movements. Provide Instruction on operation, employment techniques, and qualification firing for the M9 pistol, M16 Rifle, and M500 Shotgun.

January 2014 – April 2015 40 Hours per week
A-T Solutions; EHRC “Explosive Hazards Reduction Course” Team lead, Camp Simmons, Afghanistan
Provide Partner Nation Forces w/ Special Operations Forces Training in order to conduct IED mitigation and site exploitation. Provide instruction on current domestic and international insurgent threats, tactics and procedures to include; IED threats on explosive hazards; homemade explosive, and the planning process to respond to an IED/Surface Ordnance scene/incident in both a permissive and non-permissive environments. Deliver group-paced instruction on current C-IED tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP), EOD related tools, improvised/homemade C-IED tools, to include explosive demolition and the application of explosives for explosive hazard reduction. Preparation and facilitation of practical hands-on training with specialized training devices, detection and identification equipment/methods and the theory and application of electronic countermeasures. Perform set-up and management of IED/UXO practical exercises for student scenario based training. Evaluate response procedures, to include command and control and provide advice/mentorship as required. Maintain knowledge base as a subject matter expert (SME) in assigned course content and perform as SOF SME Team Lead for input relative to training team security during MTT missions. Conducting IED research using web and web-based tools such as CIDNE, TIGR, Palantir, ACME, WEAT, COIC-A, periodicals, journals, open source Internet, etc. to identify and interpret evolving threats and innovations in TTP within the C-IED and Counter-Terrorism communities.
March 2012 – January 2014 40 Hours per week
Six 3 Systems; CI – Screener FOB Fenty, Afghanistan

I conducted intelligence missions such as screening Locally Employed Personnel, patrol debriefings, and intelligence liaison with military units and national level agencies. I conduct biometrics enrollments in order to build biometrics database and identify individuals on the Biometrics Enabled Watch List (BEWL) who pose a threat to International Security Assistance Forces. I conduct searches of intelligence databases and perform analysis of biometrics enrollment history and BEWL to identify persons of interest for further Counterintelligence screening. I also provide support to Operational Security/Threat Awareness and Reporting (formerly SAEDA) programs and administer Preliminary Creditability Assessment Screening System (PCASS) examinations to thwart “Insider Attacks”. I report findings in a clear, logical, impartial, and concise report.

Jan 2011 – Jul 2011 60 Hours per week
BAE Systems; Team Lead/HUMINT Analyst – Counter IED Intelligence Analysis Team -Afghanistan

I conducted asymmetric unconventional warfare, multi-intelligence, threat analysis and fusion of insurgent/criminal networks associated with Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs). I formulated collections plans and Source Directed Requirements for HUMINT teams in order to enhance intelligence collection efforts. I identified emerging threats by utilizing various intelligence databases, analyzing historical trends, and fusing multiple sources of intelligence in order to formulate an overall intelligence assessment of the area of operation. I provided commanders and decision makers with the intelligence needed to conduct and plan full-spectrum operations and implement counter insurgency (COIN) strategy in order to enhance Afghanistan’s stability.

Sept 2010 – Dec 2010
OT Training Solutions; Operations Manager – Afghanistan

I tracked and monitored all new Logistical Training Team (LLT) personnel from CONUS Replacement Center to Kuwait. I provided progress reports on all incoming personnel from Kuwait to Afghanistan. I provided transportation from airfield, completed their in-processing, provided initial in-country briefings along with PM and A-PM, and scheduled air movement of all LTT trainers to their final work sites. I maintained manning rosters on all individuals assigned to the program and provide updates to the LTT program manager. I monitored the progress on numerous nine person teams throughout the theater of operations. I managed team leads to provide weekly personnel and logistic status reports on their respective Afghan Commando companies.

July 2009 – March 2010
NEK Advanced Securities Group; Tactical Exploitation Trainer/Tactical Advisor – Afghanistan

I conducted pre and post blast sensitive site exploitations. I assisted in the collection of forensics and biometric evidence at blast sites. I worked with ground force commander to ensure site security, providing a safe working environment for Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) personnel to operate. I ensured EOD and Counter Improvised Explosive Device (CIED) team members were proficient in the use of individual weapons, weapon systems not organic to team, and infantry mounted and dismounted operations and kept team members abreast of current insurgent tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs). I concurrently worked with Afghanistan National Security Forces in compliance with evidence based and COIN operations in order to ensure subsequent prosecution of IED facilitators and emplacers.

December 2008 – May 2009
NEK Advanced Securities Group; Tactical Lead-Tracker/Analyst – Forensics, Observation and Exploitation (FOX) Team – Iraq

I conducted asymmetric, multi-intelligence threat analysis and fusion of insurgent and criminal networks intelligence in support of the Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization (JIEDDO) attack the network mission. I directly participated in Time Sensitive Targeting, assisted in ground Assault Force missions in tactical/ sensitive site exploitation operations, crime scene investigations, evidence collection/ exploitation, and pre/ post blast site exploitation of improvised explosive device (IED) events to uncover and target the operational, financial and social networks of insurgent groups. I am knowledgeable of the intelligence cycle and the Fix, Find, Finish, Exploit, Analyze and Disseminate (F3EAD) targeting method.

June 2008 – December 2008
Science Application International Corporation; Research Manager/ Analyst – Human Terrain Team (IZ-15) – Iraq

I conducted research and analysis of tribal dynamics, counterinsurgency, atmospherics for intelligence reporting to assist military units in conducting non-lethal operations by allowing the unit to better dialogue with the population, to understand the population’s political, economic and social needs, and to understand the history of particular tribes and social groups in their area of operations. Efforts helped develop more effective courses of actions, such as providing security, essential services, and economic development opportunities to the civilian population in order to encourage the civilian population to support the host nation government and reduce their support for insurgent groups. I completed Human Terrain Systems training which included area-specific orientation training (Iraq regional studies); field research methods and techniques; military staff planning/ decision making procedures; information operations; intelligence fusion and analysis; COIN operations; introduction to anthropology; refresher training on Analyst Notebook and MAP-HT Toolkit use; and combat lifesaver training.

August 2006 – June 2008
AT- Solutions; Firearms Instructor

I provided platform instruction and practical application pertaining to combat shooting techniques involving 9mm pistols of different variants and M4 carbine to Navy EOD personnel preparing to deploy to Iraq and Afghanistan. I provided hands on training during range instruction and presented demonstrations involving pistol and M4 carbine shooting applications during day light hours and times of limited visibility. I provided weapons familiarization to include 50 cal heavy machine-gun, M60 machine-gun in various configurations, M203 40mm grenade launcher. I taught other instruction to include patrolling, techniques in urban areas, CQB, vehicle egress, immediate action drills during vehicle convoy and foot patrols.

January 2004 – June 2006
Cochise Consulting INC; Security Force Team Leader – Iraq

I was overall responsible for the welfare and safety of USAE personnel while they conduct the destruction of Iraqi munitions throughout Iraq. Planned, scheduled, and conducted training of team members to remain proficient in their duties as Force Protection Officers to include weapons training, base security, and personal security. I planned, organized and conducted convoy missions throughout the Iraq Theater. I was responsible for receiving, analyzing, and disseminating time-sensitive threat intelligence to team members. I conducted intelligence briefings, site assessments, and route reconnaissance for mission planning.

June 2003 – December 2004
Titan Corporation Northern Regional Logistic Manager – Iraq

I was responsible for the logistical support for Northern Iraq covering thousands of square miles in support of Titan Corporation and subcontractor employees deployed in support of the United States Army’s mission for “Operation Iraqi Freedom”. I provided weekly logistical support to four Titan Corporation remote sites and one regional headquarters site, consisting of hundreds of personnel performing critical support for the United States Army. I integrated quality management techniques in processing requests, prioritizing the requirements, and accounting for equipment. I analyzed and filled all mission essential requests in a timely manner and provided ongoing assessments of the entire regional sites to meet future needs. I additionally provided daily backup mission critical support to Titan and SOSi regional and local site managers.

January 2003 – May 2003
Combat Support Associates; Force Protection Officer Camp – Kuwait

I was responsible for providing Security, Force Protection, and Law Enforcement support for the United States Army, Camp Doha, Kuwait. I performed individual basic combat tactics and techniques unique to military service. I ensured proper disposition of cases and violator(s) in accordance with the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), Federal Laws and Military Regulations. I maintained a working relationship with Host Nation Civilians and Military Counterparts. I performed duties as a fire team member during attacks, defense and counter terrorist operations, and provided in-transit security for military personnel, supplies and equipment. My duties assisted Security Force in conducting operations without incident during threat condition Delta from January to May 2003.

April 2002 – July 2002
Science Application International Corporation; Federal Air Marshal Training Program Fire Arms Instructor

I trained and evaluated Federal Air Marshal candidates in the use of precision pistol firing techniques. Located at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, Artesia, New Mexico.

April 1996 – January 2002
DET 5 STARC, CA-ARNG; Assistant Recruiting and Retention Supervisor for California Army National Guard

I assisted in recruiting and managing a staff of eleven field recruiters. I recruited and retained over 381 positions within the state of California. I was responsible for contacting, interviewing and obtaining qualified recruits for enlistment into the California Army National Guard. I established and maintained rapport with unit commanders, unit readiness NCOs and unit personnel to ensure mutually supported recruiting and retention program exist in the unit. I acclimatized high school and college staff officials on vocational and educational opportunities within the California Army National Guard.

April 1988 – April 1996
Co C 1st Bn 5th SFG(A) Ft Campbell, KY; Special Forces Intelligence Sergeant 18F

I planned and executed of small unit strikes, foreign internal defense, unconventional warfare, counter-insurgency/counter-terrorism operations and strategic reconnaissance operations. I was thoroughly involved in the planning, collection, and reporting of intelligence information at the tactical and strategic level and updated area studies pertaining to area of operations. I conducted Low Level Source HUMINT Operations; established intelligence networks; provided technical and tactical guidance to special operations members in intelligence related subjects; and advised commander on all intelligence related matters.

February 1984 – March 1988
Co C 1st Bn 5th SFG(A) Ft Bragg, NC; Special Forces Weapons Sergeant 18B

I prepared and conducted training in light infantry tactics and combat, counter-insurgency, and counter-terrorism operations. I prepared and taught weapons skills, employed warfare tactics and techniques in small arms, sniper operations, anti aircraft, and anti armor weapons. I was responsible for the recruitment, organization, and training of indigenous forces in irregular warfare operations. I supervised transportation, storage, security and maintenance of all detachment weapons, and assumed duties as Senior Weapons Leader and Sniper.

• Special Forces Wpns Ldr
• Special Forces Intel SGT

Arabic, German