Keusi Pannell Email & Phone Number

Kansas City, Mo, Us

Missouri, United States

Armed Officer

Kansas City, Mo Us

Responsible for providing for the safe and efficient movement of trains over an assigned dispatching district, in accordance with KCS and FRA's operating rules and practices. Concurrently, also allow for the maximum utilization of maintenance forces by optimizing the time available for inspection, repair and capital improvement of the railroad track structure and signals. Directed scheduled the movement of trains to provide for safe meets and passes. Manage unexpected events and emergency situations to protect the public, railroad employees, and railroad property. Prioritized for the use of track by engineering forces to permit timely maintenance while minimizing train delay and providing protection for such operation.

Kansas City, Missouri

Each year millions of high school athletes will compete across the country. Just 2% will be fortunate enough to be offered an opportunity to compete at the next level. The process of competing for a chance to play at the collegiate level requires hard work on and off the field. It has become an extremely competitive and complex process. Simply hoping the phone will ring is not realistic. You must be pro-active, diligent and most importantly, you must understand all of the hurdles you will need to jump just to get your name in front of a college recruiter.​Our function is simple --- to assist our student-athletes on their journey to the next level. NEXGEN... NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED.... NATIONALLY RESPECTED.

Mcconnell Air Force Base Wichita, Ks.

My duties as a Security Forces Airmen were to ensure combat capability through the functions of installation security, nuclear and conventional weapon systems and resources security, air base defense, law enforcement, information security, and combat arms training and maintenance. Security Forces duties require the use of force, up to and including the use of deadly force.

Acted as liason between Google and various companies. Conducted weekly planning to coordinate travel, transportation, reservations, and proposed locations contracted through Google. Contacted site managers to enable team to conduct operations. Briefed site managers on team operations and requirements of the team in order to facilitate accuracy, security, and timeliness of team during ongoing operations. Gathered locational data via satellite, GPS, and wireless connections on site utilizing numerous mapping programs to build a base of information for Google engineers to create an indoor mapping program for contracted companies. Ensured timeliness and accuracy of information by testing proposed programs and annotating errors within specific range requirements and reporting such deficiencies.

Management: Served as the Director of Operations in the Civil-Military Operations section for Multi-National Division- Baghdad and the 1st Cavalry Division for OIF 09-10. Ensured all missions, reports, meetings, conferences, security to and from events, suspense’s and special projects for the sustaining effort of the Division’s campaign design were completed. Maintained accountability for 26 Soldiers, 16 civilians and $400,000 worth of equipment. Responsible for the supervision, health, welfare and professional development of 12 soldiers and for the care of their families. Coordinated directly w/ several key Iraqi civilians and unit commanders for all Commander’s Emergency Response Program (AUG 2008 – DEC 2010) Operations & Security:Served as a Section Leader for a Combat Observation Lasing Team; responsible for requesting and adjusting field artillery, mortars, naval gunfire, close air support, and laser guided munitions; performed duties as a Route Recon Operation Specialist responsible for patrolling and securing Main Supply Routes through Baghdad and Fallujah Iraq, also a Personal Security Detail Team Lead for the Brigade Command Sergeant Major as communication, field medical officer and recovery vehicle lead. Primary duties were to report battlefield intelligence, reported and tracked maneuver elements movements and to communicate team’s movement to Brigade and support air craft while moving throughout country. ( APR 2003 – JUN 2006) Training & Development: lead Instructor at the Phoenix Academy Baghdad, Iraq. Developed, planned, tracked and implemented training curriculum for all Military Transition Team, Border Transition Team and National Police Transition Team on procedures to access Joint Fire in the theater of operation; instructed on proper steps of field Collateral Damage Methodology, responsible for the integration of Attack Aviation along with the coordination, execution, and integration of Close Air Support (JUL 2006 – MAY 2008)

Iraq

performed duties for the Brigade Command Sergeant Major as personal security team member, as communication NCO, field medical LNO, and recovery vehicle team leader. Also reported battlefield intelligence, reported and tracked maneuver elements movements and locations.

Orlando Arena