Daniel Henderson Email & Phone Number

Puyallup, Wa, Us

United States

Responsible for recruitment and vetting of potential members.

United States

United States

United States

United States

Senior Instructor of a team of 5 Combat Divers, focal point for preparing students for the Combat Diver Qualification Course and instuction on all Closed Circuit Re-Breather and Open Circuit SCUBA force management actions. Identifies mission shortfalls, deficiencies, and maintains Special Operations Underwater Life Support Equipment, HP Oxygen, Compressed Air, and Nitrogen fill stations, air bank and mobile air compressors, for the Unit Headquarters. Recommends the processes used to request approval of changes to organizational structure, manpower, and underwater equipment requirements.Results:• Implement a quality assurance program to identify qualified candidates, training, and mission shortfalls, which identifies and provides a remediation plan for the commander to make informed decisions on sourcing and acquisition.• Oversees contracted personnel servicing Special Operations underwater Life Support Equipment with the highest safety standards, excels in US Navy inspection standards, maintains a zero tolerance in workplace safety mishaps.

United States

Forces team, career specialty in Engineering. Responsible for plans and executes small unit strike, search and seizures, detainee apprehension operations, foreign military training and defense, unconventional warfare, strategic reconnaissance, counter-terrorist operations, crisis reduction and management, Combat Diving Operations. Cross trains team members on explosives and demolitions, construction, logistics, and acquisition. Advises the commander during mission planning and execution; recruits, organizes, trains, and advises foreign military forces up to an organizational level: maintains over $250,000 worth of team equipment.Results:• Trained 12 team members ensuring they remained current on all required training and mission essential tasks over 9 years.• Managed and accounted for $250,000 worth of property items with no major loss; employees and equipment were always prepared to meet all job responsibilities. • Trained, planned and Led 200+ Anti-Taliban Commandos during high intensity conflict in (2x) Afghanistan rotations, emphasizing on direct conflict and conflict resolution, data collection and analysis that enabled team members to decisively detour transnational terrorist operations. Trained commandos on heavy/light tactical weapon systems for 12 months, required to carry and operate multiple firearms. • Trained, planned, and conducted high intensity conflict Combat Search and Rescue operations in Afghanistan responsible for detainee transportation to collection center aboard various vehicle and airborne platforms. Cross trained team members handling of unexploded ordnance, required to carry and operate multiple tactical weapon systems.• Conducted investigations and searches of weapons caches, determining the best way to properly report and document for UXO teams to safely dispose of, keeping dangerous munitions out of the hands the adversary’s.