• Developed and obtained certification for MCSCG’s Survive, Evade, Resist, and Escape (SERE) Level B+ Curriculum through the Marine Corps Training and Education Command.• Developed and maintained the High Risk Concealed Carry Program of Instruction and the accompanying Course of Fire while ensuring logistical requirements and armory needs for disparate locations were met. • Coordinated, supervised, trained, and certified over 625 students in High Risk Concealed Carry, SERE B+, Code of Conduct, and unarmed personal defensive techniques spanning over 3000 hours of instruction time.• Led a 4-man cell responsible for developing and facilitating the evaluation methods of all Force Protection Skills which included five diverse courses of instruction.

• Mentored and led more than 250 US military personnel, US civilian contractors, and Georgian civilians in providing instruction and support to the Georgian 23rd Infantry Battalion undergoing its Afghanistan pre-deployment training plan in support of GDP-ISAF.• Monitored and oversaw force protection measures for U.S. military personnel and property which required monthly liaison with the Office of Defense Cooperation, US Embassy, Tbilisi, senior military leaders, and senior Georgian government officials.

• Selected to lead 43 Marines during a seven-month deployment to a geographically remote location in Musa Qalah, Helmand Province, Afghanistan where regular and uninterrupted communication with the co-located Afghan National Forces was a premier requirement.• Conceptualized and coordinated multiple platoon and company focused efforts to include; human resources, logistics, strategic planning, and small unit operations during which the platoon and company successfully endured multiple engagements resulting in zero negligent losses.• Facilitated the movement and accountability of 173 Marines, Sailors, and $30 million worth of equipment from overseas to the United States on over four occasions which ensured continuity of operations and the safeguarding of U.S. assets.

• Coordinated, scheduled, facilitated, and supervised the applicable training courses in support of deploying Marine Expeditionary Units which resulted in over 400 Marines trained in non-lethal weapons and tactics. • Monitored emerging tactics, techniques, procedures, and technologies to create new training methods for the effective employment of non-lethal weapons across all Combatant Commands.