Perform the day-to-day protective security functions as specified in daily post and detail orders.Performed all duites as the lead vehicle gunner (auto, boat etc.), principal’s vehicle, or follow-vehicle, whenever required in motorcade or similar operations.Carry and operate weapons as specified in daily post and detail orders, or upon orders from the detail leader or shift leader.Maintaining protective formation position during principal’s walking movementsParticipating in advance security preparations.Manning the security post at principal’s residence or manning the Command Post, as required.Serve as a member of an Emergency Response Team / Quick Reaction Force (ERT / QRF) when assigned.

Preformed armed force protection services that include mobile and static functions, such as manning perimeter towers. Provided over-watch for vehicle and personnel Entry Control Points (ECP) and Military Entry Control points (MEP) to include controlling the flow of traffic onto and out of the base. Reported daily base security issues to command element via, using activity logs for events taking place outside and within base limits. Maintained crew-served weapons system within guard tower while on duty.Supplied over-watch security during Marine Corps Human Intelligence (HUMINT) collection and source interrogation.Served as member of secondary/reserve Quick Reaction Force (QRF) in support of main Marine Corps QRF.

Advised the commander on the discipline, appearance, control, conduct and welfare of Marines of my section. Ensured all section equipment was on hand, properly maintained and serviceable, and that all ammunition was properly segregated, stored, handled, and prepared. Verified range cards were properly prepared for the Howitzer and crew-served weapons, and responsible for understanding the assigned portion of platoon defense. Kept platoon sergeant/commander informed of any changes to operational status.Supervised 120 Marines, including scheduling work hours, assigning personnel and equipment to operational job requirements, and resolving conflicts.Maintained inventory through ordering of supplies, as well as the security of ammunition and explosive ordnance.

Trained and managed over 44 Force Protection Marines with significant improvements in their productivity.Demonstrated and explained methods of detecting Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) and apprehending all possible individuals involved.Managed personal security detail for the Assistant Division Commander for Iraq.Structured and maintained 120 marines, 15 crew served weapons, 12 vehicles and 3 buildings.

(Ramada, Iraq) As a Convoy Security Commander, my responsibilities were to look over the standard operating procedures (SOP) of the unit and evaluate their effectiveness. The goal was to remove unnecessary or ineffective procedures, resulting in a concise SOP. I was also responsible for security on convoys for the Assistant Division Commander (ADC). I routinely developed security plans for the immediate area, personal security for generals, and exit plans. One of my convoys took small arms fire and indirect fire from the inner city of Ramadi. We were guarding the ADC at the governor center when the word came over the radio of a target with a rocket-propelled grenade (RPG). I was overseeing the positions of six High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicles (HMMWV), and the Second Lieutenant was in the Governor Center helping the ADC. I reported the status of the current situation outside, and then contacted the Scout Snipers on the roof and the Quick Reaction Force (QRF) back at Camp Hurricane Point. The target then took cover and launched eight RPG’s into the compound. The second part of the attack was a four man team of targets, who opened fire on us from the alley across the way that opened up on the middle of Governor Center. We then took cover, put down some suppressive fire, and held down the four man team until the QRF got eyes on them. Once we received word from the QRF and the Snipers that all was clear, we got the ADC to Blue Diamond. While reviewing the intelligence from the day before and the day of our attack, I helped discover that the governor’s aide was the providing the targets with information about our positions.

Lead and assist daily Jiu Jitsu classes with 8-12 students per class.Provide instruction for both basic and advanced techniques among varying student skill levels.Prepare students mentally and physically for competition in Jiu Jitsu competitions.