Michael Trinkle Email & Phone Number

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States

Assistant Professor of Military Science for the University of New Mexico (UNM) Army ROTC consisting upwards of 95 cadets at any given time; responsible for supervision and mentorship of Battalion leadership in the planning and execution of training events emphasizing performance evaluation and after action review; instructor, counselor, and mentor for the cadets ensuring retention in the program and certifying that they are prepared for their future in the Army as second lieutenants. Military History instructor. Special Projects Officer and Operations lead for all primary events, ceremonies, and training events. Billing Official overseeing and approving unit purchases. Also, Security Management, Intelligence Oversight, Physical Security, Personnel Security, Information Security, Anti-terrorism, Force Protection, OPSEC, Supply, Property Book, Finance/Funding, Test Control, Range Safety, Information Systems, Emergency Management, and Publications Officer. MS I and MS II primary instructor.

Fort Huachuca, Arizona, United States

Officer-in-charge (OIC) for the Imagery, MASINT, and All-Source (IMA) Training Development Branch within the Training Development and Integration Division (TDID) under the Directorate of Training (DoT) for USAICoE. Responsible for providing the Army with highly trained MI leaders by leveraging educational design and development technology to enable the learner centric environment for the Army Learning Model. Serves as lead Training Developer responsible for all aspects of training plan development to include resource documents, training documents, lesson-learned integration, and critical task lists for the following courses and projects: MICCC, MIBOLC, WOAC, WOBC, and ICPC. Represents Section, Branch, and Division at working groups, planning meetings and other forums focused on improving intelligence training and during various leadership development events post-wide. Functions as a high-priority special projects officer for the USAICoE Directorate of Training (DoT).

Fort Huachuca, Arizona, United States

G34 Protection and G35 Future Operations (FUOPS) Officer in Charge for the US Army Intelligence Center of Excellence (USAICoE). Synchronizes, integrates, coordinates, and manages protection policies and funding. Directs, coordinates, and supervises future operations for USAICoE in direct coordination with Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) and the Combined Arms Center (CAC). Lead a teamof two commissioned officers serving as Crisis Action Team (CAT) members, Emergency Management (EM) Coordinators, and Continued of Operations (COOP) leads for USAICoE and Fort Huachuca; while developing and managing all long-term tasking orders within USAICoE. Coordinated and oversaw all COOP plans and exercises, Full-Scale and Functional EM Exercises, Antiterrorism and Force Protection (ATFP) events and monthly requirements, and development/revision of Fort Huachuca command reporting publications.

Kabul, Afghanistan

Headquarters Resolute Support (HQRS) Liaison Officer for Task Force Observe, Detect, Identify and Neutralize (TF ODIN). Provides feedback on HQRS's plans, directives and priorities; enabling TF ODIN to posture it's Airborne Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance (AISR) assets to support Commander of Resolute Support strategic interests. Provides feedback on operations, timelines and priorities. Maintains situational awareness to synchronize operational support and collaboration in areas of mutual interest. Additional duties include the Brigade Anti-terrorism Officer (ATO) and Force Protection Officer. Conducts post-mission analysis to asses and improve the operational tasking cycle.

Bagram District, Parwan, Afghanistan

Future Plans Officer for Task Force Observe, Detect, Identify, Neutralize (TF ODIN), the United States Forces-Afghanistan (USFOR-A). Multi-Functional Intelligence Brigade. Responsible for producing and disseminating brigade orders to enable planning, resourcing, and the execution of aerial intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (AISR) assets, counterintelligence, human intelligence, signals intelligence, biometrics, and forensics analysis across the Combined Joint Operations Area-Afghanistan (CJOA-A). Oversees and ensures accreditation and compliance of all specialized programs within the Brigade. Provides leadership, guidance, and support to Officers, NCOs, Soldiers, and Civilians within the Operations section.

Fort Huachuca, Arizona, United States

Chief of Strategic Plans and Future Operations (G35) for the US Army Intelligence Center of Excellence (USAICoE). Directs, coordinates, and supervises all strategic operations and future operations (plans) for USAICoE. Lead a team consisting of two non-commissioned officers and one Department of Army managing the strategic priorities of work for the USAICoE G3 Operations staff and subordinate elements according to the Commanding General's vision and in accordance with the strategic guidance from US Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) and other Intelligence community elements. Coordinates with 111th MI Brigade, Army Capabilities and Integration Center, Combined Arms Center, and TRADOC for all strategic planning operations. Management of all Distinguished Visitors ensuring command priorities and messages are integrated. Develop, update, and complete all revisions of USAICoE Strategic Planning, Intelligence Annual Training Guidance, and Fort Huachuca Command Reporting publications.

Fort Hood, Texas, United States

Serves as Intelligence Officer and Security Manager in the 1st Air Cavalry Brigade; oversees and plans operations in support of brigade intelligence missions. Manages the brigade's personnel and information security programs and assists five battalion S2s to develop realistic threat scenarios for all battalion training events and in support of any security-related inspections or requirements. Serves as the physical security officer responsible for Tactical Assembly Area security, security of personnel, key control, arms room security, crime prevention, and security of the airfield and its hangars. Responsible for one officer, a warrant officer, six NCOs, and two Soldiers.

Fort Hood, Texas, United States

Serves as Intelligence Officer in an Aviation Support Battalion in the 1st Air Cavalry Brigade. Provides direction, guidance, and instruction to one senior intelligence sergeant and two junior intelligence analysts. Responsible for all IPB products, battlefield constraints, and all threat updates supporting convoys, air assets, and the command team. Responsible for creation of enemy situations utilizing the current OEF situation as a template for pre-deployment to FTX, NTC, and the OER theatre environment for required portion of up to 700 personnel at a time. Oversees the Personnel Recovery program and maintains the unit ISOPREPs; maintains battalion personnel security files and executes correspondence with the Central Clearance Facility (CCF); tracks all Battalion security violations and legal incidents ensuring they are finalized through the Provost Marshall and Installation Security; secures and manages all classified materials. Executes section training and responsible for the health, welfare, and training of three Soldiers.

Fort Hood, Texas, United States

Intelligence Officer for 1-227th Attack Reconnaissance Battalion, 1st Air Cavalry Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division. Primary staff officer for all matters relating to intelligence and security in garrison, training, and combat. Responsible for the direction, guidance, and instruction of one senior intelligence Non-Commissioned Officer and four analysts. Principle advisor to the Battalion Commander on all facets of tactical intelligence, Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield (IPB), intelligence collection, counter-reconnaissance operations, and intelligence running estimates. Responsible for understanding and creating OPFOR enemy situations in a Decisive Action or counter-insurgency (COIN) environment. Maintains Battalion personnel security files, executes correspondence with the Central Clearance Facility (CCF), and provides protection and accountability for all classified material. Primary additional duties are as the Anti-Terrorism and Force Protection Officer, Personnel Recovery Officer, Security Manager, Foreign Disclosure Representative, and Map and Seal Custodian.

Fort Lee, Virginia, United States

Serves as the assistant Brigade Operations and Intelligence Officer; primarily responsible for the brigade operational and intelligence reporting. Assists the Brigade S-3 in the development of the monthly training meetings, semi-annual training briefs, and bi-weekly synchronization meetings with the Ordnance Chief of Staff and future operations. Responsible for intelligence reporting to the command, Serious Incident Reports (SIR), reviews and edits of Ordnance Regulations, FPCON implementation procedures and ATFP enforcement. Plans, coordinates, and supervises brigade operations such as Ordnance Week, Brigade Command Inspection Program, Unit Status Reporting, Anit-terrorism enforcement, and the final phase of Base Relocation and Closure.

Fort Lewis, Washington, United States

Brigade Assistant Intelligence Officer (AS2) for a Corps Fire's Brigade comprised of over 2,000 Soldiers. Assists the Brigade Intelligence Officer (S2) in management of intelligence warfighting function tasks and manages the Brigade S2 office battle rhythm. Provides force protection support to the command team through analytical product development and serves as the S2 Current Operations in support of brigade command and control operations. Assists the Brigade S2 in advising the command, staff and subordinate units on physical and operational security (OPSEC), and facilitates the fusion of intelligence and targeting battle tasks. Responsible for coordinating data collection in support of the weekly Commander's Update Brief. Leverage brigade personnel data to assess weekly security clearance status in support of security management.

Basra, Al Başrah, Iraq

Battalion Intelligence Officer for a Brigade Support Battalion forward deployed to Iraq in support of the 17th Fires Brigade. Serves as the principle advisor to the Battalion Commander, staff, three companies, and all attached units for intelligence analysis, security, enemy techniques, tactics, and procedures, and vulnerability assessments. Responsible for providing daily intelligence updates to include weather effects, significant enemy activities and trends in the operational environment. Conducts intelligence collection procedures, staff planning, and integrates threat information into the staff planning sequence. Responsible for directing and coordinating the collection, reporting, and dissemination of combat information and targeting data. Performs the duties of the Battalion Anti-terrorism, Force Protection, and Operational Security Officer. Responsible for processing security clearances and ISOPREP packets.

Executive Officer of the Technical Collection Company in the 109th Military Intelligence Battalion, part of the 201st Battlefield Surveillance Brigade; supervises the maintenance and accountability of company assigned tactical vehicles and critical intelligence systems; accountable for all unit maintenance, deployment and redeployment operations, environmental control, safety, arms room, NBC, supply, and budget; responsible for the training, morale, health, welfare, and professional development of all assigned Soldiers; serves as the company commander in her absence.

Fort Benning, Georgia And Fort Huachuca, Arizona, United States

Basic Training, OCS, and BOLC II at Fort Benning. MIOBC at Fort Huachuca.