Becky A. Roberts, M.S., M.A. Email & Phone Number

Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States

Instructor supporting the National Security Space Institute. Focusing on Space Professional Continuing Education. Developing and instructing courses to educate and certify the space cadre for all Services.

Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States

Experienced senior analyst and qualified instructor drawing on broad analytic expertise of Space / Counterspace terrestrial and on-orbit systems; skilled in Electronic Attack threat weapon systems and On-orbit spaceborne weapons and operations. USAF-Instructor Certified; 20+ years of proven experience leading teams; skilled communicator. Current active TOP SECRET // SCI eligibility; SSBI, July 2020; Current Polygraph, January 2021.- Space Object Surveillance and Identification (SOSI) Subject Matter Expert at U.S. Space Command Current Intelligence (USSPACECOM) J22- Published 11 SOSI articles in USSPACECOM Intelligence Readbook- Contributed expertise to Defense Intelligence Agency, Combined Space Operations Center and National Space and National Air and Space Intelligence Center intelligence reporting as IC collaborator- Developed and taught "Pearl Harbor: Intelligence Failures" via Microsoft Teams platform- Mentored new employee on SOSI elements: terrestrial and on-orbit observatory / imagery collection systems, radar systems and knowledge of radio / laser emanations

Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States

- Skillfully provide all-source intelligence analysis on Electronic Attack threat systems; travelled to key locations to support threat systems training - Crafted all-source threat analysis on counterspace and space systems, terrestrial and on-orbit threats- Hold Instructor Certification per Air Force Instruction; evaluated "Outstanding" instructor evaluation two years in a row. Passionate trainer.- Strength in frequent collaboration and interface with intelligence community organizations to ensure the most recent counterspace / space threats are presented to the customer- Ably create and present current intelligence briefings covering Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) / threats and space systems threats - Provided intelligence briefings to support various large-force and tailored force exercises, including Red Flag, Green Flag, and support to Space Flag exercises- Maintain multiple, technical 'baseball cards' of Electronic Attack counterspace and space platforms (terrestrial and on-orbit) - Capture Techniques, Tactics and Procedures for threat activities of EMI and space operations

Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States

Ably provided security for personnel and high-value sites at hospitality, international corporate and technical center locations. Versatile. Unique customer service in hospitality industry, warm reception services at corporate site, and executed internal and external patrols to ensure full site security to protect against threats to valuable commercial and technological facilities.

Defense Intelligence Agency, Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling, Washington, Dc

Taught over 220 graduate students in five required and elective courses in the College of Strategic Intelligence, Thesis Chair and Reader for graduate theses research - Passionate about courses on reasoning and critical thinking, U.S. national security and defense enterprises in "Intelligence, Argumentation and Reasoning," "Intelligence Support to the National Security Policy Process" and "Military Joint Campaign Planning" - Critical expertise on theses focused on regional Iranian initiatives, Israeli/Turkish energy alliances, Indian Navy regional breadth, and ethics in national policy arenas - Generated branding discussion and interaction on Intelligence as a profession - analytic expertise and professionalism in the intelligence enterprise - Innovated adult blended learning tools - specialized in Blackboard for local and distance teaching; enhanced student learning experience for my remote sites

Suitland, Maryland/Washington, Dc

Managed 820 Naval Reserve billets. Provided direction and guidance in Navy reserve intelligence support to five active duty commands; Programmed, budgeted and executed funds for over 750 Navy drilling reservists- Strengthened cooperative intelligence production with focused, delegated production during two-week Annual Training at senior command or local sites- Increased brand name and mission focus with annual site visits to each of 14 commands focused on Geospatial-intelligence production, irregular warfare and counter-terrorism analysis, strategic and theater collections support, and scientific and technical analytic production- Developed and hosted two Navy Intelligence Reserve conferences for Commanding Officers/Operations Officers at focused on analytic support to Office of Naval Intelligence mission areas

4251 Suitland Road, Washington, Dc 20395 United States

Executive Officer/Deputy Director who managed the transition from the Office of Naval Intelligence Irregular Warfare Department to establishment of a U.S. Navy Third Echelon Headquarters Command, the Kennedy Irregular Warfare Center - Established executive leading ~100 personnel, including military, civilian and contractor personnel - Communicated clearly and concisely; created and presented reports; and assembled current year budgetary and resource information - Developed manning documents to build, justify and implement stand-up of new U.S. Navy headquarters- Assembled, reviewed and coordinated U.S. Navy instructions directing and regulating Naval administration and operations at a senior headquarters command- Expertly planned and managed new personnel billet organization and structure for military occupational specialty and technical skills, analytic experience levels and required training to develop collectors and analysts- Provided oversight and integration of new personnel and billets in current and out-year resource planning to ensure smooth transition of federal resourcing from former command to organic, independent command with identified funding and personnel streams- Administration Officer, wrote and instituted all command instructions to comply with U.S. Navy legal and personnel requirements- Prime coordinator between leadership and mission output for assigned, 50+ personnel Naval Intelligence Reserve unit to gain collections, reporting and analytic expertise - personnel prepared to forward-deploy to combat areas to support Naval Special Warfare operations

Baghdad, Iraq

Intelligence Head of multi-national, Special Staff for Commanding General (General Petraeus) Engagement Initiative with senior Iraqi military and governmental officials, in support of Operation IRAQI FREEDOM - Provided intelligence supporting critical engagements for senior executives (Staff Brigadier General and U.S. Ambassador), as well as senior staff officers from British, Australian, Canadian and American forces - Engagements led the way for the - - Concerned Local Citizens (later Sons of Iraq) Sunni security effort during the successful MNF-I surge (in 2006-2007) to establish civil authority; - - de-Baathification of security personnel to spear-head return of military and police personnel back into the security infrastructure of the new Iraqi government/authorize retirement pensions for Iraqi career personnel; and - - preparations for the Status of Forces Agreement between the U.S./Coalition Forces and Iraqi government (2008) for re-deployment of combat troops while maintaining U.S. /Coalition Force presence to train and assist Iraqi government forces by 2010

U.S. Naval Forces Central Command/U.S. Navy Fifth Fleet; Manama, Bahrain

- Led all analysis for NAVCENT/FIFTH Fleet covering Maritime Interdiction Operations (MIO), Counterterrorism (transnational terrorists), Anti-piracy in the Indian Ocean, particularly the Horn of Africa, Red Sea and Gulf of Aden- Managed ~35 military and civilian personnel- Provided executive-level briefers and briefing material both to Commander, U.S. NAVCENT, as well as the Chief of Naval Operations Intelligence Staff- Provided key threat and security baselines of all maritime intelligence for the FIFTH Fleet Area of Operations to incoming U.S. Navy Carrier Strike Groups / Battle Groups, and Amphibious Readiness Groups, as well as daily support to the Navy Intelligence-Operations Center (a 24-hour,seven-day/week Watch)- Led collaborative, multi-site intelligence production as primary liaison between NAVCENT Intelligence Directorate and two supporting Naval Reserve Intelligence Commands- Coordinated the Annual Mission Support surge to cover critical NAVCENT Commander's threat and operations requirements

Building 139, 1562 Mitscher Avenue, Norfolk, Va 23551-2419

Directed and managed day-to-day operations of the newly-established Experimentation Directorate. Led over 35 joint military, civilian and contractor personnel in experimentation initiatives focused on cutting-edge data mining, data exploration and re-assembly, and tools for analytic data search- Formation of the Experimentation Directorate moving the command from legacy intelligence production to innovating intelligence community experimentation and data tools development and manipulation- Operations Officer who managed day-to-day operations to assist the dual-hatted JFIC Experimentation Directorate (DE) Head/Joint Forces Command (JFCOM) Intelligence Support (J2) to Experimentation to ensure all administrative management and operational taskings were executed in a timely manner- Led over 20 joint military, civilian and contractor personnel to develop intelligence support to experimentation and innovation for Joint Forces Command and its Component Commands

Building 139, 1562 Mitscher Avenue, Norfolk, Va 23551-2419

Forward Deployed Individual Augmentee. Hand-selected to lead intelligence analysis and develop strategy to collect key Lessons Learned for all deployed / operational forces examining intelligence skills, competencies and practices at the Operational Level of War throughout Operation ENDURING FORCES and Operation IRAQI FREEDOM (OIF) Theaters of Operation - Led operations’ collection on U.S. / Coalition Counter-intelligence (CI)/Human Intelligence (HUMINT) portfolios in early days of OIF. Volunteered twice for hazardous duty in support of OIF, instrumental in identifying Joint Lessons Learned- Led operations’ collection on U.S. / Coalition Counter-intelligence (CI)/Human Intelligence (HUMINT) portfolios in early days of OIF- Personally deployed to U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM’s) Forward Headquarters at Camp As Saliyah, Qatar, to examine Coalition CI operations and HUMINT activities’ capabilities and limitations and submitted lessons learned for both U.S. CENTCOM and U.S. JFCOM - Personally deployed to U.S. CENTCOM’s Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) in Baghdad, Iraq, to provide additional collection and analysis of CI/HUMINT during pivotal phases of former Iraqi President Saddam’s militia (2003) and Iraqi insurgent responses (2004) to achieve civil authority and collect lessons learned on Iraq returning to stable society- Interviewed U.S. / Coalition leaders at the highest levels, both commanders and their staff, providing keen analysis of intelligence information- Supported civil / governmental collections, specifically Rule of Law, Judicial and Justice processes for the new Iraqi government. Collected hundreds of documents which supported rear-echelon analysts- Provided significant insight by authoring two classified papers identifying lessons learned in OIF to enhance intelligence community's effectiveness. Analysis and common Lessons Learned resulted in changed military intelligence training for both U.S. Army and U.S. Marine Corps personnel

Building 139, 1562 Mitscher Avenue; Norfolk, Va 23551-2419

Directed and led all analysis for Joint Forces Intelligence Command, supporting transnational terrorism analysis supporting Operation NOBLE EAGLE (Homeland Defense; 2002-2003), Operation ENDURING FREEDOM in Southwest Asia and Operation IRAQI FREEDOM directly for the Commander and his Intelligence Chief of Staff. Provided all maritime analysis of the Northern and Western Atlantic Waters focused on adversary’s strategic threat patrols and capabilities. - Led the successful implementation of Unified Command Plan 2002’s directives to flawlessly and seamlessly divest U.S. Joint Forces Command’s Homeland Security mission to U.S. Northern Command, and transition of the maritime mission to U.S. European Command. Both critical national security missions were flawlessly executed on or ahead of schedule. - Directed over 100 military, civilian, and contractor personnel in day-to-day analysis and dissemination of vital real-time intelligence, and expertly coordinated 230 flag-level presentations.- Delivered current intelligence on a daily and emergent basis to the Commander, Joint Forces Command, a senior General Officer.- Managed the Unified Campaign Plan-2002 transition resulting in a reduction of over 100 personnel and billets to a new joint manning document billet base of 26 billets.- Represented the agency (Joint Forces Intelligence Command) in meetings, conferences and working groups with planners from major commands, Combatant Commands U.S. Northern Command and U.S. European Command to achieve transfer of analytic responsibilities for Homeland Defense and Atlantic maritime threat.- Managed opportunities for remaining (over-strength) personnel from deleted billets to maximize their professional development and intelligence production, prior to transition to new assignments.

Naval Station 32Nd Street, San Diego, Ca 92136 United States

Led all intelligence production for USS PELELIU. Managed over 30 Sailors in photographic operations, classified communications support, cryptologic maintenance systems support and intelligence analysis.- Delivered critical intelligence analysis to the Commanding Officer, USS PELELIU, flagship for the Amphibious Readiness Group (ARG) and Commander, Task Force FIVE TWO (CTF 52) while deployed in support of Operation ENDURING FREEDOM with over 125 days continuously underway (September 12 2001-~January 29, 2002).- Provided intelligence, images and answers to Requests For Information as reach-back support to Marines forward-deployed in Afghanistan.- Provided intelligence for situational awareness and Force Protection as part of afloat security force to protect the Fourth World Trade Organization Ministerial Conference in Doha, Qatar, November 2001.- Assistant Command Security Manager for over 430 billets, overseeing personnel, physical, information technology, and automated data processing systems security; Executive Officer was signatory Command Security Manager. - Led the highly visible modernization of the Joint Intelligence Center workspace, increasing the available intelligence analysis work area by 48%.- Expertly managed, designed and developed the layout, coordinated all resourcing and supervised construction – seeing through to completion- Streamlined construction process to ensure the newly refurbished work-center was ready for Marine and Navy analysts’ use prior to final pre-deployment exercises.

Yongsan-Gu, Seoul, Korea (U.S. Joint/Combined Base)

Led and managed all intelligence analysis for a General Officer, the Commander of U.S. Naval Forces Korea- Led over 15 Sailors dual-sited in Chinhae and Seoul, Republic of Korea (South Korea)- Delivered focused intelligence support to decision-makers at higher echelons of command, both Commander SEVENTH Fleet and Commander U.S. Naval Forces Korea- Provided proactive intelligence analysis and reporting during an especially critical North Korea/South Korea navy-to-navy engagement - U.S. maritime engagement deterred- Spearheaded critical bilateral analytic and systems architectural issues supporting Pacific Fleet and SEVENTH Fleet operational intelligence units- Planned, coordinated and relocated the Chinhae Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility with no mission degradation or loss of connectivity while maintaining complete accountability of controlled material- Skilled in Joint and Bilateral Korean Theater Intelligence Architecture – represented Naval Forces requirement to the Combined Forces Commander Intelligence Directorate- Ulchi Focus Lens expertise - instrumental in de-conflicting exercise anomalies, ensured a smoother flow of information; resulted in a more realistic scenario for enhanced training for afloat intelligence staffs in a significant combined exercise

Suitland, Maryland/Washington, Dc

Master Of Science (Ms), International Relations And National Security Studies

Activities and Societies: Regional Studies and travel to the Former Yugoslavia, Balkan States: Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia Herzegovina.

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Management

Activities and Societies: Focused on ways to incorporate quality processes into analytic team leadership and Navy operational processes.

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