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Fort Drum, New York, United States

Senior Intelligence Manager responsible for: *The intelligence operations and security of the organization of over 4000+ personnel.*Ensuring intelligence is provided in a timely, accurate, and is relevant intelligence to support decision-making. *The Senior Intelligence Manager is also responsible for managing personnel security, physical security, and intelligence oversight of the organization. *Works closely with the Senior Managers of Operations to coordinate, integrate, and supervise the execution of information collection plans and operations.

Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, United States

The First Sergeant is the senior enlisted advisor to the Company Commander and oversees the management of all allocated human and material resources in accordance with Army Policy and other official guidelines.The First Sergeant is responsible for individual training within their unit and ensures their Soldiers are highly proficient in their specific jobs and with their additional training requirements. The First Sergeant works closely with the subordinate leadership to plan, coordinate, and supervise all intelligence-related activities that support an entity comprised of over 4000+ Service Members.The First Sergeant also handles administrative functions such as promotions, awards, reports, routine paperwork, etc. and works with the Senior Medical Manager, Senior Training Manager, and Unit Executive Officer to ensure all administrative paperwork is completed right and on time.The First Sergeant is responsible for maintaining and enforcing standards, discipline, Soldier issues, Manager development, and morale of the unit. The First Sergeant assists and advises the commander on all enlisted matters and ensures the health, welfare, and professional development of over 130 Service Members and their families.

Camp Humphreys, South Korea

The role and responsibility of a US Army First Sergeant of a National Security Agency unit in South Korea that conducts signals intelligence and cyber operations around the world. Some of the possible responsibilities of a First Sergeant of a NSA unit in South Korea are:• Advising and assisting the unit commander on all matters pertaining to the NSA mission, policies, procedures, and operations in the Korean theater.• Supervising and mentoring the Service Members in the unit, ensuring their readiness, welfare, morale, discipline, and professional development.• Coordinating and overseeing the training, certification, and evaluation of the unit’s personnel in various intelligence disciplines, such as signals intelligence, cyber warfare, electronic warfare, etc. • Managing the unit’s resources, equipment, facilities, security, and logistics, ensuring compliance with NSA standards and regulations.• Establishing and maintaining liaison with other NSA units, U.S. Forces Korea, Combined Forces Command, United Nations Command, and other allied and partner agencies in the region when needed.• Supporting the unit’s operational requirements, such as providing intelligence support to tactical and strategic commanders, conducting offensive and defensive cyber operations, and protecting U.S. and allied communications and networks.

Camp Humphreys, South Korea

Senior Noncommissioned Officer of Operations in a MI Battalion are:• Assisting the Battalion Operations Officer (S3) in planning, coordinating, and executing the battalion’s operations, training, and intelligence functions.• Supervising and mentoring the enlisted staff in the S3 section, ensuring their professional development, readiness, and performance.• Preparing and reviewing operational plans, orders, reports, and briefings for the battalion commander and staff.• Managing the battalion’s resources, equipment, facilities, and logistics in support of the operational requirements.• Coordinating and integrating the battalion’s operations with higher, adjacent, and subordinate units, as well as other agencies and partners.• Monitoring and evaluating the battalion’s operational situation, providing timely and accurate feedback and recommendations to the S3 and the commander.• Enforcing the battalion’s standards, policies, and procedures, and maintaining discipline and morale among the enlisted personnel.

Horseheads, New York, United States

• Analyze, plan, and execute lead generation activities sufficient to support the recruiting mission.• Recruit quality future Soldiers who meet the Army standards and requirements.• Communicate effectively with prospects, applicants, influencers, and other stakeholders.• Educate the community and applicants on the 200+ job opportunities available in the Army and benefits by serving.• Guide applicants throughout the process of joining, from initial contact to shipping to basic training.• Manage the administrative functions such as promotions, awards, reports, and contracts.• To build and maintain sustainable relationships within the community, such as schools, colleges, businesses, civic organizations, and media outlets.• Uphold the Army values and professionalism, and to mentor and develop junior recruiters.

Fort Drum, New York, United States

Conduct worldwide counterintelligence activities to detect, identify, neutralize, and exploit foreign intelligence entities, international terrorists, insider risks, and other foreign adversaries that threaten the U.S. Army and the Department of Defense. Some of the specific duties of a US Army Counterintelligence Special Agent are:*Investigating national security crimes such as espionage, sabotage, treason, sedition, terrorism and Insider Risk Program management.*Conducting counterintelligence operations, collections, and surveillance to counter foreign intelligence activities and protect sensitive technologies of the Army and in the New York Area of Operations.*Processing and analyzing intelligence evidence and preparing and distributing reports.*Conducting source and informant operations and debriefing personnel for counterintelligence information.*Supporting counter-terrorism operations and providing intelligence support to tactical and strategic commanders.*Conducting technical surveillance countermeasures, digital threat investigations.

Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, United States

Conduct worldwide counterintelligence activities to detect, identify, neutralize, and exploit foreign intelligence entities, international terrorists, insider risks, and other foreign adversaries that threaten the U.S. Army and the Department of Defense located in the Pacific. Some of the specific duties of a US Army Counterintelligence Special Agent are:*Investigating national security crimes such as espionage, sabotage, treason, sedition, terrorism and insider risk.*Conducting counterintelligence operations, collections, and surveillance to counter foreign intelligence activities and protect sensitive technologies.*Processing and analyzing intelligence evidence and preparing and distributing reports.*Conducting source and informant operations and debriefing personnel for counterintelligence information.*Supporting counter-terrorism operations and providing intelligence support to tactical and strategic commanders.*Conducting technical surveillance countermeasures, digital threat investigations, and polygraph examinations.

Iraq

Conduct worldwide counterintelligence activities to detect, identify, neutralize, and exploit foreign intelligence entities, international terrorists, insider risks, and other foreign adversaries that threaten the U.S. Army and the Department of Defense located in the Iraq for the War on Terror/Operation New Dawn. Some of the specific duties of a US Army Counterintelligence Special Agent were:*Investigating national security crimes such as espionage, sabotage, treason, sedition, terrorism and insider risk.*Conducting counterintelligence operations, collections, and surveillance to counter foreign intelligence activities and protect sensitive technologies.*Processing and analyzing intelligence evidence and preparing and distributing reports.*Conducting source and informant operations and debriefing personnel for counterintelligence information.*Supporting counter-terrorism operations and providing intelligence support to tactical and strategic commanders.*Conducting technical surveillance countermeasures, digital threat investigations, and polygraph examinations.*Conduct Physical Security Analysis on multiple US locations.*Managed multiple Operational Management Teams comprised of US Army and DoD Civilian Operators across four Army bases.*Conducted numerous investigations with polygraphs on potential Insider Risk incidents.

Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, United States

Conduct worldwide counterintelligence activities to detect, identify, neutralize, and exploit foreign intelligence entities, international terrorists, insider risks, and other foreign adversaries that threaten the U.S. Army and the Department of Defense located in the Pacific. Some of the specific duties of a US Army Counterintelligence Special Agent are:*Investigating national security crimes such as espionage, sabotage, treason, sedition, terrorism and insider risk.*Conducting counterintelligence operations, collections, and surveillance to counter foreign intelligence activities and protect sensitive technologies.*Processing and analyzing intelligence evidence and preparing and distributing reports.*Conducting source and informant operations and debriefing personnel for counterintelligence information.*Supporting counter-terrorism operations and providing intelligence support to tactical and strategic commanders.*Conducting technical surveillance countermeasures, digital threat investigations, and polygraph examinations.

Fort Huachuca, Az

In an Academic environment the Army Counterintelligence (CI) Program requires its students and members to be mature, intelligent, and personable to carry out the broad range of CI functions to detect, identify, exploit, and neutralize any Foreign Intelligence Entities (FIE), International Terrorist Organizations (ITO) and Insider Threats who are targeting U.S. forces, information and technologies. The CI Special Agent must be able to operate independently and be relied upon to make sound judgments in the absence of higher leadership or supervision. The CI Special Agent also must interact with senior officials of both U.S. and host-nation (HN) military, civilian law enforcement, intelligence, and security agencies. This requires that personnel applying for the Army CI Program be among the most professional and competent Soldiers in the Army. During five months of training students will be proficient in the follow:*Investigating national security crimes such as espionage, sabotage, treason, sedition, terrorism and insider risk.*Conducting counterintelligence operations, collections, and surveillance to counter foreign intelligence activities and protect sensitive technologies.*Processing and analyzing intelligence evidence and preparing and distributing reports.*Conducting source and informant operations and debriefing personnel for counterintelligence information.*Supporting counter-terrorism operations and providing intelligence support to tactical and strategic commanders.*Conducting technical surveillance countermeasures, digital threat investigations.

Fort Carson, Colorado, United States

US Army Armor Crewman (Tank) Platoon Sergeant is a senior manager who leads a tank platoon, which consists of four M1A2 SEP V2 tanks and 16 Soldiers. The Platoon Sergeant is responsible for the discipline, training, morale, health, welfare, and professional development of the platoon members and their families. The Platoon Sergeant also assists the Platoon Leader in planning and executing individual and collective training, maintaining the readiness of the platoon’s equipment and weapons, and providing combat support to the company and battalion missions. The Platoon Sergeant is expected to be an expert in the art of maneuver warfare, mounted and dismounted reconnaissance and security operations, and the employment of combined arms and joint capabilities on the battlefield. The Platoon Sergeant also serves as the subject matter expert and most experienced and professional of soldiers in that platoon, who is also the senior advisor to all gunnery related tasks and responsible for conducting gunnery training and certification for the company. The Platoon Sergeant may also act as the First Sergeant or the Platoon Leader in their absence due to their knowledge and excellence of leadership role.

Fort Carson, Colorado, United States

A Sergeant in the US Army of an Armor Crewman in a Calvary Regiment is a noncommissioned officer who leads a tank crew and performs combat operations with armored vehicles. Some of the duties of this job are:• Identifying and engaging targets with the main gun and machine guns• Operating and maintaining the tank’s weapons, turret, and communication systems• Assisting the Platoon Sergeant and the Platoon Leader in planning and executing missions• Training and supervising the tank crew and other Soldiers in the platoon.• Conducting reconnaissance and security operations with the tank and other vehicles• Providing fire support to the infantry and other units