David Cabral Email & Phone Number

Fall River, Massachusetts, United States

Massachusetts

Fall River Massachusetts

Looking for Part/Short Time Contract work anywhere in the world. Must be based out of Massachusetts. Anything from two weeks to 60 days.

Seoul, Seoul, South Korea

• Assigned to this position in South Korea at the direct request of the Commanding General, Eighth Army to:o Exercise technical authority over all Army CI/HUMINT activities in the ROK, to include monitoring the execution of sensitive CI/HUMINT techniques and methods of operation, regulatory oversight and mission coordination between higher, adjacent, and subordinate CI/HUMINT elements.o Coordinate, synchronize, and de-conflict all Army CI/HUMINT assets, activities, and operations in the KTO ensuring that operations are focused on the North Korean and other regional threats to stability. o Determines asset allocation and recommends force allocation of assets, provides guidance on the execution of CI/HUMINT activities, and manages CI/HUMINT intelligence requirements.o Responsible for CI/HUMINT training management; the management and oversight of SA Command Inspection Program for Intelligence Oversight Inspection Program (10), the Command Language Program (CLP) and Threat Awareness and Reporting Program (TARP).o Conducts extensive interface with High Level US and ROK military and civilian officials in related and supporting agencies and organizations.o Establishes and maintains direct coordination as a means to influence and gain concurrence on complex and non-routine problems.o Affects collaboration with senior Host Nation leadership and management officials of higher and subordinate headquarters- specifically the ROK Defense Intelligence Command and the ROK Defense Security Command.o Establish and maintain staff-to-staff relationships with host nation CI/HUMINT staffs of the First and Third Republic of Korea Armies (FROKA and TROKA) and the Republic of Korea Second Operational Command (20C).o Performs the full range of supervisory duties for personnel assigned to the G2X.o Advises the Eighth Army G2 on all CI/HUMINT activities in Korea as well as provide advice on engagement with Host Nation Counterparts.

Tokyo, Japan

• Established close working relationships with Mid and Senior level officials from Government of Japan (GoJ) intelligence, security, and law enforcement organizations to exchange information on regional threats. • Primarily focused on North Korea regime stability, North Korean missile threat to Japan, North Korean abduction of Japanese citizens, North Korean intelligence activities in Japan, and the Chinese intelligence threat in Japan,• Coordinated immediate, short, and long range plans between the Japanese and US Army Forces, and planned for future joint or bilateral CI operations. • Coordinated and deconflicted Army CI operations with various US intelligence and security agencies in Japan and ensured that PLD spoke with one voice on all US initiatives in concert with Commander USARPAC, PACOM, USARJ, and USFJ goals and initiatives. • Ensured that all operational activities were documented or reported in web based intelligence information systems. • Developed the PLD operating budget and ensured that all operations remained within the approved budget and ensured that operational meetings and functions were tied to specific requirements and were cost effective. • Executed the full range of human resource actions, including performance management and fiscal responsibilities within established timelines and in accordance with applicable regulations. • Developed a vision for PLD and aligned performance expectations with operational goals. Developed and implemented a standard job qualification program for all Local Hired Host Country Nationals assigned to PLD.• Maintained a safe work environment and promptly address allegations of non-compliance. • Ensured Equal Opportunity and non- discrimination principles were adhered to throughout the organization. • Ensured compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and policies governing prohibited personnel practices, promptly address allegations of prohibited discrimination, harassment, and retaliation.

Seoul, Korea

• Developed operational plans which had to be coordinated and approved by senior officials in both the ROK Ministry of Defense and the US Department of Defense.• Ensured that all operations complied with all ROK and US laws, policies, directives, and regulations. Focused on North Korean regime stability, North Korean military capabilities, weapons proliferation and sales, illegal North Korean hard currency earning activities, North Korean diplomatic activities, money making operations, North Korean economic activities, and succession issues. • Obtained and reported information answering national level ROK and US requirements. • Documented all operational activities and reporting in Web Based US DoD Intelligence Information Systems. Planned, developed, and executed a budget for the Detachment.• Ensured that all operations remained within the approved budget and ensured that operational meetings and functions were tied to specific requirements and were cost effective. • Ensured personnel, travel, training, supplies, and operational tasks are aligned with operational requirements and are fiscally responsible. • From July 2003 to August 2004:o Deployed to Iraq as part of a Bilateral US/ROK team, in support of ROK forces in Iraq as part of the Multinational Forces Iraq. o As the Team’s Operations Officer: Planned, coordinated, executed, and intelligence operations to provide force protection information to ROK personnel operating in Kuwait and in support of the mission to locate Iraqi Weapons of Mass Destruction. Coordinated and de-conflicted the intelligence team’s activities with the appropriate units operating in the area and with headquarters in Baghdad. Worked closely with the British, Dutch, Italian, Romanian, and Portuguese units operating in the Nasiriya, Iraq area. Received a Certificate of Appreciation from the Romanian Unit Commander

Korea, Japan, And Bosnia

• Developed and coordinated new concept of operations to develop information on emerging threats to stability in North East Asia. • Developed specific operational plans which had to be coordinated and approved by senior officials in both the ROK Ministry of Defense and the US Department of Defense.• Ensured that all operations complied with all ROK and US laws, policies, directives, and regulations. Focused on North Korean regime stability, North Korean military capabilities, weapons proliferation and sales, illegal North Korean hard currency earning activities, North Korean diplomatic activities, money making operations, North Korean economic activities, and succession issues. • Ensured that all operations remained within the approved budget and ensured that operational meetings and functions were tied to specific requirements and were cost effective. • Deployed to Sarajevo, Bosnia from April to October 2000, to provide intelligence support to the Commanding General Stabilization Forces (SFOR) priority intelligence requirements. o While in Sarajevo: Involved in multinational force protection, humanitarian assistance activities, and focused on political issues between the Serbs, Croats, and Bosnians. Obtained and reported information answering national level US intelligence requirements. Documented all operational activities and reporting in Web Based US DoD Intelligence Information Systems. Planned, developed, and executed a budget for the Detachment.  Ensured that all operations remained within the approved budget and ensured that operational meetings and functions were tied to specific requirements and were cost effective.  Ensured personnel, travel, training, supplies, and operational tasks are aligned with operational requirements and are fiscally responsible.

Seoul, Korea

• Established close working relationships and exchanged information on North Korea, China, and other threats and trends in the region with Mid and Senior level Officials from Republic of Korea Defense Intelligence Command, the Korean Defense Intelligence Agency, the Korean Defense Security Command, and the Headquarters Korean Army G-2. • Planned, coordinated, executed, and documented General Officer visits to each of these counterpart headquarters. Drafted, coordinated, and drafted memorandums of agreement between the 501st MI Bde and the Korean Defense Intelligence Command for War/Contingency Interrogation Operations. • Documented all activities in Memorandums of Records, all operational activities in message traffic. • Planned, coordinate, executed, prepared read ahead briefings, and documented all official functions between CG, Intelligence Security Command (INSCOM), and Commander 501st MI Bde with their Korean Counterparts. Advised senior officers on how to effectively establish relationships with their counterparts. • Planned, coordinated, and documented, and escorted Korean Intelligence General Officers on visits to US Intelligence Organizations in the Washington DC area, Ft Huachuca, and Hawaii.

Master'S Degree, East Asian Studies

Focused my studies on North Korean Studies, but also studied Chinese, Japanese, and Korean History. I speak the Korean Language, and have.

Bachelor'S Degree, Business And Management, 3.547

Korean Studies Certificate, Korean Studies