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Former Amphibious Reconnaissance Marine trained in leading subordinates in taskings during stressful and strenuous situations. Monitored personnel during taskings to provide guidance and correction for high levels of performance. Demonstrated success in training team members, conducting evaluations and reviewing records. Excellent attention to detail, strong organizational, and critical thinking skills. Safety-driven and disciplined with a remarkable work ethic.MILITARY EXPERIENCE:• 3rd Reconnaissance Battalion (point man) – Camp Schwab, Okinawa, Japan• Reconnaissance Company, 9th Marines (radio operator) – Camp Hanson, Okinawa, Japan• 1st Battalion, 2nd Marines; Weapons Platoon (radio operator) – Camp Lejeune, North Carolina• 2nd Marines Regimental Reconnaissance (assistant team leader) – Camp Lejeune, North Carolina• 2nd Marines Regimental Reconnaissance (team leader) – Camp Lejeune, North CarolinaMILITARY EDUCATION:SCHOOL OF INFANTRY (Mortarman) – Camp Geiger, NCJUNGLE WARFARE TRAINING – Camp Gonsalves, Okinawa, JapanBASIC RECONNAISSANCE COURSE – Naval Amphibious Base, Coronado, CA AIR GROUND COMBAT TRAINING – 29 Palms Base, Twentynine Palms, CAMOUNTAIN WARFARE TRAINING – MWTC, Bridgeport, CAARCTIC WARFARE TRAINING – Fort Wainwright, Fairbanks, AKMTT: MOBILE TRAINING TEAM / OJT: ON JOB TRAINING • Combatant Diver • Applied Explosives • Sniper • Assault Climbers • Dynamic Assault • Boat Raid • Scout Swimmer • HRST • Counter IntelligenceBILATERAL EXPERIENCE:Bilateral training exercises allow foreign military forces and U.S. Marine Corps forces to focus on the development and refinement of critical bilateral planning, coordination, and interoperability efforts.• Japan Self-Defense Forces• Royal Malay Regiment • Netherlands Marine Corps • Norwegian FSK (HJS) • 22 SAS Regiment