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Hand-picked EOD Community Representative charged with educating and training Midshipmenmorally, mentally, and physically. Integrated leadership that imbued Midshipmen with the highest ideals of duty, honor, and loyalty in order to graduate leaders who are dedicated to a career of Naval service. As the 2nd Battalion Leading Chief Petty Officer (LCPO) I led 755 Midshipmen and their leadership, including 4 junior officers and 4 SEL’s, ultimately producing 402 Ensigns and 132 Second Lieutenants during my tenure. Spearheaded developing, managing, and implementing the EOD Proficiency Training Exercise (PTE). The PTE provides a three-week experience to interested and qualified Midshipmen, familiarizing them with the EOD Community and alerting them to expectations of future community members. I have trained 140+ Midshipmen through 7 three-week evolutions. USNA EOD Community Subject Matter Expert (SME), designated as the Senior Enlisted Advisor for the EOD Program at USNA, representing the EOD Community to over 4,500 Midshipmen. Developed, planned and executed 7 mishap-free, semi-annual EOD Screeners for over 500 Midshipmen candidates. Managed EOD Screener process, involving a 24-hour evolution that tests candidates mentally and physically, ultimately to result in identifying the desirable candidates for 14 available positions. Developed the EOD Practicum Curriculum; taught Curriculum to 42 future EOD Officers during 3 Semesters at USNA. President of Annapolis Area Chief Petty Officer Association, leading 104 Chief Petty Officers and ensuring team cohesiveness and communication. Attended and graduated from the Navy Senior Enlisted Academy at the Navy War College.

Leading 60+ Military and Contract personnel as the NCOIC of the Afghanistan Captured Material Exploitation (ACME) Laboratory in Kandahar, AFG. Ensuring efficient production of highest-quality intelligence products for RC-South Commanders. Directly managing all operations of the ACME forensic lab without accident or incident. Overseeing the critical merger between CEXC and the Joint Expeditionary Forensic Facility (JEFF) Laboratories in Kandahar, AFG, involving logistical planning and executing the movement of 416K lbs of equipment valued at over $10M.During my tenure as NCOIC of the ACME in Kandahar, AFG, the lab processed over 50K evidence items from 1,200 IED cases, developing more than 2,000 latent prints of value matching 200 persons related to IED construction and/or placement. Effectively leading 27 personnel with distinct backgrounds and nationalities, including 5 British Weapons Intelligence Specialists, 1 Danish EOD Technician, 4 U.S. EOD Technicians, 1 U.S. Marine, and 16 CEXC Level I and Level II Civilians as the NCOIC acting OIC of CEXC Leatherneck, AFG. Established the CEXC Leatherneck Level II Laboratory, consisting of 160,000 lbs of equipment valued at $2.3M. As acting OIC of CEXC Leatherneck, the lab processed 1,553 IED cases, developing 4,410 latent prints of value, resulting in the identification 147 insurgents, 42 of which were either detained or removed from the battlefield. When appointed as the acting OIC the lab had a 500 case backlog that was cleared up in less than 2 months...

EOD shore detachments conduct EOD, diving and demolition operations supporting NAVSEA Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD), Naval District Washington Facilities, and Federal / State / Local Law Enforcement agencies. Planned and executed 14 detonations resulting in the safe destruction of 19,004 lbs of explosive HAZWASTE in support of NSWCDD’s efforts to reduce their surplus explosive inventory.SME supporting 11 research, development, test and evaluation (RDT&E) Projects, which allowed for rapid fielding of a classified Counter-IED prototype weapon to be successfully utilized on the front lines in direct support of OIF/OEF.Led training of 150 Transportation Safety Administration (TSA) and 35 Federal Air Marshals (FAM) on the proper detection and identification of explosive hazards and devices. Planned and executed IED familiarization, tactical identification and aversion training for 44 police officers from various local and state SWAT units in Maryland and Virginia.Selected at the Navy EOD representative and SME in a JFCOM/DHS conference focusing on Small Unit Excellence.EOD Team leader in support of U.S. Secret Service during the Presidential Inauguration and sole response team for the White House and Executive Office Buildings for a period of 60 days.

Independent Shore Detachment that provides Explosive Ordnance Disposal expertise for Commander Naval Region Southwest (CNFSW) in the rendering safe and disposal of terrorist devices and hazardous ordnance. Provides diving and demolition services as well as support to civilian authorities in the region. Responded as the on call EOD technician to a jammed weapons system on an SH-60 helicopter, clearing the jam and disposing of the live round without damaging personnel or property.LPO and Team Leader of an EOD Detachment consisting of a team of bomb technicians, constantly ready to respond to explosive threats throughout Navy Region Southwest and in support of seven Naval installations in Southern California.Detachment conducted over 500 hours of high risk interagency training with FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force, San Diego County Sheriff’s Department, U.S. Coast Guard, San Diego Harbor Police and San Diego Fire Department to maintain the highest levels of emergency management and crisis response. Diving and Air Operations Program Manager, responsible for ensuring all personnel are qualified and equipment is tested and maintained. Earned a zero discrepancy rating on the detachments Diving Safety Survey and Reediness Assist Visit.Supervise high risk operations to include responsibility for the transportation, storage and use of explosives, and high risk diving and air operations with zero safety infractions or mishaps.Selected due to combat experience and expertise in tactics, techniques and procedures, I was hand picked to participate in the MRAP vehicle design and testing at Aberdeen Proving grounds, MD. Named EOD Mobile Unit Three Shore Sailor of the Year.

Operational afloat command providing EOD Detachments for Expeditionary Strike Group, Naval Special Warfare, and Contingency Expeditionary support deployments and regional response, and MK6 Marine Mammal Detachments for worldwide response. Executed strategic level tasking from the Joint Chiefs by conducting over 120 days of Protective Security Detail (PSD) missions for the Interim Iraqi President, President Ghazi Al Yawar. Ensured the Iraqi President’s safety against explosive threats and nefarious acts. Managed and streamlined the inspection of over 3,500 vehicles, 15,000 personnel and 6,000 visitors. Planed and dictated the positioning of support personnel and use of explosive dogs and dog handlers. Preformed trace explosive analysis on hundreds of individuals utilizing many different detectors. Hand picked by SEAL Team 1 OIC as part of a two man advance element to evaluate and advise the Security Services of Turkey, France, and Belgium on IED threats, primary and secondary route analysis, physical security procedures, and emergency action plans; prior to and during the Interim Iraqi President’s visit to said countries State Dignitaries. Installed, operated and performed maintenance on 10 electronic countermeasures (ECM) equipment on HMMWVs and nonstandard vehicles. Trained 20 NSW Squadron ONE personnel in the use of ECM equipment.Only EOD member selected to train 22 members of the Iraqi Counter Terrorism Force (ICTF) in tactics, techniques and procedures. Teaching Close Quarters Combat (CQC), Close Quarters Defense (CQD), Military Operations on Urban Terrain, breeching techniques and procedures, fast roping, sensitive site exploitation, prisoner handling techniques, and emergency medical training.Lead advance EOD for over 250 motorcades, ensuring safe arrival of the principle VIP. Conducted 35 joint cordon search missions resulting in 175 targets cleared of explosive hazards and IED making materials, as well as the capture of 150 anti coalition forces.