Jonathan Godwin Email & Phone Number

Millington, TN, US

Department Of The Navy

Serves as the Deputy Director of the corrections and discipline-based capabilities of the Department of the Navy (DON), Bureau of Naval Personnel, Corrections and Programs Office (BUPERS-00D), Millington, TN. As Deputy Director, Mr. Godwin is responsible for the oversight and management of the Navy’s offender management programs and functions of.

Department Of The Navy (DON), Navy Personnel Command (NPC), Millington, TN

Served as a senior Correctional Programs Specialist for the corrections and discipline-based capabilities of the Department of the Navy (DON), Navy Personnel Command (NPC), Corrections and Programs Office (PERS-00D), Millington, TN. PERS-00D supports fleet readiness, maintenance of good order and discipline, and public safety by providing resourcing.

Alexandria, VA

Served as the Command Sergeant Major of the U.S. Army Corrections Command which exercises mission command and oversight for policy, programming and resourcing of all Army Corrections System facilities and personnel worldwide; provides policy, operational and administrative oversight for Detainee Operations and the National Detainee Reporting Center; sets.

Fort Leavenworth, KS

Served as the Command Sergeant Major (CSM) of the 15th Military Police Brigade that exercises mission command over two MTOE I/R battalions, six MTOE I/R companies and three TDA companies consisting of 1,200 Soldiers and 150 civilian employees; served as the CSM of the Military Correctional Complex (MCC) which is comprised of the United States Disciplinary.

Fort Leonard Wood, MO

Served as the Command Sergeant Major for a Military Police Brigade with an average daily population of over 3,700 officers, noncommissioned officers, Soldiers, Soldiers in Training, and civilians in one HHC, three Military Police OSUT battalions, and one Military Police School Support battalion; principle advisor to the Brigade Commander on all matters.

Fort Leonard Wood, MO

Served as the Command Sergeant Major of a Military Police One Station Unit Training (OSUT) Battalion comprised of an HHD and five companies, 127 cadre and an average Initial Entry Soldier strength of 1200 personnel; principle advisor the Battalion Commander on all enlisted personnel matters; responsible for training, NCO professional development, enlisted.

Camp Cropper, Iraq

Served as the Command Sergeant Major of the 96th Military Police Battalion, a US Army Reserve Internment & Resettlement battalion which exercised command and control over 750 Soldiers consisting of two Military Police companies, one Field Artillery Company, one Infantry Company, and a HHC; served as the Senior Enlisted Leader of the Remembrance II, the.

Fort Lewis, WA / Fort Suse, Iraq

Battalion Operations Sergeant Major: Served as the Operations Sergeant Major for over 450 Soldier and Civilian organization consisting of a Headquarters and Headquarters Company, a internment/resettlement company, a law enforcement detachment, and a correctional activity; provided oversight and directives for all current and future operations, as well as.

Camp Victory, Iraq / Camp Bucca, Iraq

PMO SGM: Served as the Operations Sergeant Major for the Multi-National Corps-Iraq Provost Marshal Office (MNC-I PMO); deployed as a subject matter expert on Corrections, Detention Operations, Internment / Resettlement and training; advised the Deputy Commanding General for Detention Operations and the Provost Marshal on all matters pertaining to detainee.

Fort Leonard Wood, MO

Served as the First Sergeant of a Military Police One Station Training (OSUT) Company; advised the commander on all matters pertaining to enlisted personnel; supervised, mentored and inspected 12 Drill Sergeants, an Operations Sergeant, Supply Sergeant and 240 Soldiers in Training; responsible for the health, morale, welfare, and discipline of all assigned.

Camp Humphreys, Korea

Served as the Chief, Corrections Supervision Branch (CSB) and Chief, Prisoner Services Branch (PSB) for the Eighth Army Correctional Facility, Korea.Served as the Chief, CSB; responsible for the supervision, custody, control, health and welfare of approximately 30 U.S. military prisoners; supervised all correctional force personnel consisting of three.

Fort Leonard Wood, MO

Served as the Senior Drill Sergeant Instructor and Assistant Course Manager of the Army's Counterdrug Rehabilitation Training Instructor Course for civilian correctional officers; coordinated with over 182 civilian Boot camp facilities from 39 States to schedule students for training; responsible for in/out processing and welfare of students attending the.

Fort Mcclellan, AL

Senior Drill Sergeant Instructor and Writer for the Army's Counterdrug Rehabilitation Training Instructor course for civilian correctional officers; primary instructor, teacher, coach and mentor to a squad of 15 civilian correctional officers attending training to learn to be Drill Instructors at their respective home station Boot Camp facilities.

Fort Mcclellan, AL

Led and instructed a platoon of 65 initial entry training Soldiers and two Drill Sergeants in a Military Police One Station Unit Training Company; managed, supervised, observed, disciplined, evaluated and counseled all subordinates; made recommendations on subordinates retention or dismissal from training and/or the Army; ensured the overall health.

Fort Hood, TX

Served as the Platoon Sergeant of a 52 Soldier platoon; responsible for the morale, welfare, training and discipline of all assigned Soldiers; supervised four squad leaders and provide daily direction, guidance and counseling to assist with the development, team building and leading their respective squads; maintained platoon statistics and duty.

Fort Leavenworth, KS

Battalion Training NCO: Performed duties as the Training NCO of a Military Police Battalion which consisted of four correctional companies, 532 Soldiers and 27 officers, comprised of 25 various military occupational specialty codes; planned, coordinated and monitored mandatory correctional in-service training for the battalion, to include 175 USMC and USAF.

Fort Shafter And Pearl Harbor, HI

As the Army Liaison, responsible to the Administrative Officer, Western Command Provost Marshal Office for accountability, to include the initiation and maintenance of confinement data on all confined Army personnel; served as the communication link between the prisoner and his/her unit, and as the principal coordinator between legal services, the units.

Bachelor'S Degree, Public Administration - Law Enforcement, 3.975 Gpa

Associate'S Degree, General Studies