Member of AF's largest Protective Services team in support of POTUS/VPOTUS/FLOTUS/Cabinet Secretaries/Congressional Delegate.Controls/supervises installation entry/exit for high level dignitaries; executes response to delay & neutralize threats.Provides motorcade escorts/route sweeps; sec's cordons for US leaders/Foreign Heads of State transiting/visiting JBAConducts ground/contingency security ops w/US Secret Service/Dept of State/local/federal law enforcement agencies.

Ensures personnel attempting entry/exit to the Protection Level (PL) 1 Weapons Storage Area (WSA) are authorized.Supervises the assistant entry controller/vehicle searcher to ensure proper search procedures are thoroughly executed.Conducts a physical inventory of all restricted area badges, classified documents, keys and other required equipment.Ensures all personnel requiring escort are pre-announced & recorded on the AF Form 1109, Visitor Registration LogOperates $71M PL-1 Entry Control system/verifies authenticity of EALs/inventories documents, keys, and equipmentEmployed C-sUAS tech for aircraft generation; combated aerial threats/monitored no-fly-zone--safed movements for 12 PL-1 assetsReadied WSA for 6 DoE shipments; provided safe entry/expedited convoy validation--facilitated secure transport for Limited Life Components.Selected as EC for $200M PL-1 acft; assisted SSR/validated EAL & courier--defended WAFB's 1st SAAM mission in 5 years.Utilized a Mobile Anti-Drone Systems Kit to monitor aerial threats for six Protection Level One convoys during a no notice aircraft generation exercise.

Responded to security incident during NSI; identified/detained/removed unauthorized personnel safeguarding critical AF assets.Dispatched to 7 PL-2 dock alarms; rectified situation/revalidated alarm coverage resulting in the $44 billion B-2 fleet remaining unharmed.Led SRT for 2 WSA movements; swept route/blocked avenues of approach--facilitated munitions transfer for vital munitions.Executed 17 PL-2 perimeter sector strikes; scanned affected area for discrepancies which validated the $8.5M airfield security system.