Possess expertise in evaluating effectiveness of existing security practices; recommending the type of control requirements, procedures, and facilities needed; assuring that organizational personnel are adhering to established policy and practices; and recommending appropriate action to correct deficiencies; determining or recommending the number and kind of safes, alarms, locks, fences, and markings needed; laying out restricted or controlled areas; setting up personnel circulation, control and entry systems; and developing procedures for the movement and handling of sensitive material.♦♦♦♦; Hours/week: 50Forward Operating Base Howz-E Madad, Afghanistan, Salary: $106,500 (70 Plus up) Supervisor: James Hunter Program Manager 1.800.634.2874, Yes may contactSite Lead for Persistent Ground Surveillance System (PGSS) and Persistent Ground Surveillance Tower (PGST) operator and support technician for US Special Operations Command. Perform flight support and maintenance on tethered aerostats. Participates in supervision, setup, deployment, operation and troubleshooting. Perform maintenance on winch systems, tether handling systems, generators and related equipment. Work with compressed gas systems. Mil Touch typing. Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings. Maintain fiber optical equipment. Maintain Unattended Transient Acoustic MASINT Sensor Array (UTAMS). Conducts intelligence surveillance and data collection. Monitor and discriminate telemetry data. Operation of WESCAM MX-15/-15i sensor camera, FLIR Thermal Imaging, Night Vision and Infrared Camera Systems, Star SAFIRE III Thermal Imaging Camera and SR HAWK radar unit. Use Military Internet Relay Chat (MIRC) to communicate with Tactical Operations Command and Chief of Operations. Currently supporting military operations as Special Surveillance Operator in Afghanistan.

Fort Leonard Wood Hours/week: 45MO. Supervisor: Salary: $54,000 per year Supervisor: Rodney Larson (573) 528-2596, yes to contact.Provide High Risk Personnel, family members, aides and drivers with the necessary skill set to avoid, detect and react to a terrorist attack using a proactive mind set. Additional training was giving on accident avoidance and high performance driving to evade a possible terrorist attack while in transit.Training included: Introduction to Terrorism and Case Studies – Surveillance Detection – Route Survey and Analysis – Vehicle Bomb Search – Motorcade Operations – Emergency Braking Techniques – Emergency Skid Control Procedures – React to Terrorist Attacks – Fundamentals of Vehicle Dynamics – and High Performance Driving.

SAFETY,SECURITY,ANTITERRORISMAND FORCE PROTECTION: Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge of Protective Services Detachment, U.S. Delegation to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Military Committee. Accountable for senior level leadership and supervision of personal protective operations throughout Europe and NATO’s area of responsibility for the U.S. Military Representative to the NATO Military Committee. Employ, train, and administrate quality of life, discipline, and accountability of 16 Military Police (MP) Special Agents. Serve as senior enlisted advisor to the chain of command for all matters related to physical and personal protection of senior DOD visitors. Ultimate responsibility is to ensure the safety of these officials from kidnapping, assassination, injury, or embarrassment.SECURITY PROGRAM INTEGRATION: Performed successful role during implementation of newly published Department Of Defense Instruction (DoDI), directly impacting selection, training, and oversight of all personal security personnel and preparation of a detailed Personal Security Vulnerability Assessment (PSVA) on behalf of the US Military Representative. Developed and maintained comprehensive Physical Security program to ensure complete compliance with current Department of Defense, Joint Staff, and Army Physical Security Regulations.FORCE PROTECTION: Conducted or served as an expert consultant during the preparation of vulnerability assessments for all Belgium based High Risk Personnel (HRP) categories 1 and 2 and developed classified security briefings biannually to reduce threat to a US Ambassador, three US General Officers, and two Senior Executive Services (SES) executives,PROPERTY MANAGEMENT AND MAINTENANCE: Manage and maintain oversight of $500,000 in sensitive and classified equipment, vehicles, materials and resources. Also perform a critical role in managing the organization’s operating budget.

Non-Commissioned Officers Academy (NCOA) Hours/week: 80+Ft. Stewart, GA Salary: $44,000 per year Supervisor: CSM, Albert Newton Commandant, (912)717-4690, may contactTrained, evaluated, supervised, and counseled nine to eighteen students while attending the Primary Leadership Development Course (PLDC); instructed all subjects that were directed by Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC), the United States Army Sergeants Major Academy (USASMA) and the PLDC Program of Instruction (POI); accounts for $32,000 worth of equipment and training aids; assumes the duties as Platoon Sergeant/Senior Small Group Leader in his absence.Key Achievements:Principal trainer of more than 350+ soldiersSelected as the Small Group Leader of the Quarter; Selected as the Small Group Leader of the year 2004

Protective Services Stuttgart, Germany Hours/week: 40+United States Army European Command (EUCOM), Salary: $44,000 per year Supervisor: Gary F. Donafrio (214)434-4465, may contact; Coordinated the Protective Services support of 43 soldiers for the 4 Star Deputy Commander and Chief of Staff, US European Command; prepares orders, request country clearances, and the coordination of inter-agency support; scheduling on and off post training events, physical fitness, unit ranges, and developed training schedules; maintained an annual budget of $500,000+, and equipment/facilities in excess of $1.5 million. Assisted in the development and enforced standard operating procedures, security postures and duress response plans. Conducted training which resulted in 88% of unit members qualifying at the highest level with pistol and submachine gun. Reviewed all case files and travel vouchers for completeness and accuracy. Executed dignitary protection duties in Africa, Turkey, Greece, Baltic’s, Croatia, Macedonia, Kosovo, Spain. Coordinated with US and host nation personnel including US Department of State Regional Security Officers and other security personnel. Maintained a Top Secret/SCI security clearance and conducted courier duties to that level.Key Achievements:Awarded medal for creating and implementing 35 personal security and physical security worksheets/forms that were subsequently included in Army Field Manual 3-19.12: Protective Services.Trained 100+ military police in methodologies of personal security while operating in a high threat environment.Implemented numerous physical security policies and personal protection procedures for high-risk VIP visitor management; more than 50 military and political leaders visited HQEUCOM without incident.♦♦♦♦