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Jacksonville, Nc, Us

Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, United States

Training and Logistics Support Activity (TALSAs) that serve as the central locations for all Marine Corps SUAS entry-level training programs. The TALSA centers ensure that Marine Expeditionary Forces (MEFs), MARSOC, Marine Corps Forces Reserve, and other Government Agencies meet their training requirements. Through standardized courses that meet SUAS-operator Marine Corps and Joint Operations requirements, the TALSA ensure Marines are properly trained to employ SUASs during contingencies and combat operations.Certified Instructor on the following systems; SkyRaider; Skydio; TRV-150

Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, United States

• Support the operating forces’ C-IED training requirements through the employment of the Mobile Training Cadres (MTCs) located at various Home Station Training Lanes (HSTL). MCES provides pre-deployment C-IED training in six specific C-IED Training Courses (CTCs). Training services will include C-IED initial and sustainment training, C-IED integration at Mountain Training Warfare Training Center (MWTC,) along with providing exercise evaluation and assessment support.• Provide first-class instruction to students both in the classroom and on the practical application lanes. Speak in front of large groups, well-spoken and capable of ensuring the orderly conduct of the class. • Formally certify and maintain proficiency in all assigned CTCs, as well as supervising the practical applications and evaluations associated with each CTC.• Specialties include Metal Detector Operation, Counter-RCIED Electronic Warfare (CREW), Search and Site Exploitation, Homemade Explosives (HME), Dismounted Operations in an IED Environment, C-IED Planning Considerations, Route Clearance Operations, Military Engineering, Explosive Ordnance Disposal and Counter small Unmanned Aerial Systems. • Conducted training and provide a pre-deployment training (PTP) in individual and collective task training to Special Operations Officers (SOOs) and Critical Skills Operators (CSO) within the three Marine Raider Battalions (MRB) subordinate to the MRR.

Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, United States

Provide customized Counter-IED training and subject matter expertise to a diverse base of U.S. and foreign military customers. Deliver courses in classroom and field environments that focus on the application of practical theory through hands-on exercises and scenario-based practice events. Presents assigned topics in accordance with approved curriculum, incorporating current examples in the teaching process. Develops and maintains classroom techniques that reflect professionalism, good discipline, and enhances the participants learning experience. Researches current intelligence relating to applicable missions and integrates relevant information into courses. Evaluate effectiveness of training to ensure that training objectives are met. Customers include Counter-IED units supporting Conventional Forces and Special Mission Units conducting combat operations on today’s asymmetric threat battlefields.

Virginia

Advised and assisted units in the defeat of improvised threats at the strategic and tactical level.Provided US and Partner Nation forces with the training, knowledge, and experience necessary to counter emerging threats in a dynamic and volatile environment.Training US forces ranged from conventional forces to Special Operations units, from all branches. Maintained 100% accountability of over $475k in Counter-small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C- sUAS) equipment.Designed an in-depth training development program for 12 team members to accelerate their professional development through reading, discussion, and practice.Developed curriculum, training delivery, and evaluation criteria used to execute missions at the deployments at all levels.Lead the efforts for the 12-team members to obtain their Part 107 Remote Pilot license.Dedicated 120 hours of off duty time to write the first small Unmanned Aircraft Systems standard operating procedures. Conducted programing of 10 different sUAS platforms ranging from Group 1 platforms to Group 2 platforms. Was trained in multiple C-sUAS systems ranging from just detection to kinetic systems. Example NINJA (Negation of Improvised Non-State Joint Aerial-Threats), Smartshooter, Drone Defender, Drone Buster, CORIAN (Counter-Remote Control Model Aircraft Integrated Air Defense Network), MADS-K.Conducted Mission Assurance assessments in regards to Explosive Hazards and C-sUAS.Conducted training and provide a pre-deployment training (PTP) in individual and collective task training to Special Operations Officers (SOOs) and Critical Skills Operators (CSO).Traveled to Units locations to assess unit equipment fielding needs and provide unique systems configurations/solutions to match the fielding requirements and ensure operability.Integrated with Israeli National Police across Israel, developed/exchanged C-sUAS and counter tunneling Tactics Techniques and procedures (TTPs); identified fielded DoD equipment and TTP limiting factors.

Camp Lejeune Nc

• Established and fostered essential relationships and lines of communication between Engineer Advocate and Proponent agencies within Headquarters Marine Corps (HQMC), Marine Corps Combat Development Command (MCCDC), Marine Corps System Command (MCSC), Training & Education Command (TECOM), and other key stakeholders throughout the Operating Forces (OpFor).• Drafted, reviewed, and edited several Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System (JCIDS) required Initial Capabilities Documents (ICD), Capabilities Development Documents (CDD), and Capabilities Production Documents (CPD) that will have lasting effect across the enterprise.• Provided subject matter expect support through professional demeanor, combined with tactical proficiency and abundant skill in personal communications, enabled clear description of MAGTF operating procedures and facilitated an exercise design that provided the best opportunity to display and analyze amphibious capabilities for Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC)-Panama City Division and the Office of Naval Research (ONR) Mine Warfare (MIW) Future Naval Capability (FNC) program residing in Ocean Battlespace Sensing (Code 32) who conduct the event in the Concepts to Technology (CONTECH) War-game seminar.

Camp Lejeune, Nc

Supervised and instructed the classes of Explosive Hazard Warfare, Explosive Obstacle Warfare, Identify Explosive Hazards, Reduce Explosive Hazards and Route/Area Clearance Assets to over 950 entry-level and supervisory-level students with 2490 hours of instruction.