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United States

• Serve as Intelligence Warfighting Function (WfF) subject matter expert supporting multifunctional areas on team of contractors supporting US Army’s Mission Command Training Program (MCTP)• Train military personnel on Warfighter Simulation (WARSIM) and Intelligence WfF specific simulation processes and procedures• Enforce realism of exercise through role playing and conflict adjudication and resolution• Supervise work cell mission of translating training audience operations and plans into simulation inputs/taskings and scripting requirements• Train and support work cell augmentees in reporting; role playing elements subordinate to training audience• Ensure work cell units and assets are simulated IAW current doctrine and unit standard operating procedures (SOP)• Support after action review (AAR) process by communicating significant events using Workstation Reporting System (WRS)• Assist in exercise design and scenario development

San Antonio Texas

Kabul, Afghanistan

• Served as Executive Level Trainer for Afghan National Army Special Operations Group; oversaw implementation and operation of various security programs, threat and vulnerability assessments, practices, and procedures for developing optimal utilization of personnel• Designed and administered programs to train all levels of Afghanistan military personnel on Bn Intel Operations, HUMINT, CI, Force Protection Operation, IMINT, All-Source Intelligence and Personnel and Information Security management • Interpreted Afghan government policies and procedures to develop, refine, and coordinate enterprise-wide intelligence policies and procedures• Developed tests and visual aids, coordinated class arrangements, and conducted training classes; created criteria for evaluating effectiveness of training activities, and organized training programs for Trainers • Planned programs and practices to identify developmental needs including preparing personnel for more responsible positions and increasing effectiveness in present assignments• Trained Afghan MI personnel on utilizing CCIR and PIR to publish NIPs, IIRs and collection CEMs• Trained Afghan MI personnel to develop regulations for storage, usage, and dissemination of classified information, including sharing Afghan-derived intelligence with partner nations• Trained Afghan MI personnel to review, analyze, interpret, and abstract highly technical information and graphic illustrations of intelligence value: including open-source information• Trained Afghan MI personnel to provide direct operational support to subordinate CI and HUMINT collection elements to facilitate processing and dissemination of intelligence reports• Developed and implemented Continuity of Operations and Emergency Evacuation Plans for section; conducted and coordinated risk assessments

Kandahar, Afghanistan

• Provided collection requirements management to support intelligence analysis for administrative, analytical, planning, and reporting functions at Combined Joint Operating Area in Afghanistan; provided intelligence data for existing intelligence personnel at various tactical, operational, and strategic levels• Formulated collection requirements to execute HUMINT information collection; planned, coordinated, and executed intelligence collection assignments• Analyzed HUMINT intelligence and developed overarching HUMINT collection strategy to meet production requirements • Utilized CCIR and PIR to publish NIPs, IIR evaluations, and CEMs as required• Coordinated all Counter-IED ISR collection requirements; ensured all intelligence data is properly disseminated within the Command• Utilized and tracked database systems, including Defense Counterintelligence HUMINT Portal, Tactical CI Operations Portal, M3, and HUMINT Online Tasking and Reporting • Developed, maintained, and updated collection plans based on supported Commander's PIR in support of C-IED specific targets, and monitored wide range of available assets• Developed, refined and coordinated enterprise-wide policies and procedures• Provided direct operational support to subordinate HUMINT field collection teams to facilitate HUMINT reporting and dissemination • Prepared ISR assessment metrics of various intelligence products, including Imagery, SIGINT, and HUMINT, to evaluate and gauge effectiveness of collection operations • Interacted with different levels of Collection and Requirements Managers from various organizations, including Afghan National Security Forces and the Afghan Government answering intelligence related Request for Information and de-conflicted and collaborated on AOR C-IED requirements and reporting.• Conducted threat and vulnerability assessments, prepared and delivered regional security training, developed and implemented crisis management and contingency plans

U.S.Army Pacific (Usarpac)

• Planned, directed, and synthesized collection analysis and production; developed, analyzed, and reported critical intelligence in support of Joint Training digital exercises• Managed all aspects of personnel and Information Security Programs and provided program oversight for 4 Companies and 31 separate directorate staffs with over 632 Soldiers• As Antiterrorism/Force Protection Officer; developed Antiterrorism Plan, aligned with United States Army Pacific (USARPAC) and United States Army Garrison Hawaii requirements• Conducted threat and vulnerability assessments, prepared and delivered regional security training, developed and implemented crisis management and contingency plans• Developed and implemented Continuity of Operations and Emergency Evacuation Plans for each staff section• Conducted and coordinated risk assessments; Executed USARPAC staff transition from Force Protection Condition (FPCON) A to FPCON B in May 2011, connecting all force protection personnel from 31 separate directorates with zero issues• Developed, analyzed and reported critical intelligence in support of Joint Training digital exercises• Developed, refined and coordinated enterprise-wide policies and procedures

U.S. Army Pacific (Usarpac)

• Served as US Army Pacific (USARPAC) HUMINT Operations Cell (HOC) Chief, Executive level supervisor, and Subject Matter Expert (SME) for US Army and DoD HUMINT doctrine and policy in Pacific Command (PACOM) area of responsibility• Provided direction and management of all HUMINT support to Theater Security Cooperation Program• Provided direct operational support to subordinate USARPAC HUMINT field collection elements to facilitate HUMINT reporting and dissemination • Organized, planned, and directed all HOC work for effective management at organizational level• Facilitated exchange of HUMINT information between USARPAC, Intelligence and Security Command units, and other Service Components in PACOM• Oversaw development and review of emerging HUMINT concepts, laws, policies, regulations, methodologies, Field Manuals, and training circulars and procedures for entire PACOM; advised on CI/HUMINT requirements on intelligence plans, activities and operations • Formulated collection requirements to execute HUMINT information collection; planned, coordinated, and executed intelligence collection assignments• Interpreted policy and developed authoritative operational procedures, culminating in development of USARPAC’s first HUMINT Operational Directive (OD)• Identified and focused Counter IED analytical cell collection efforts by developing HUMINT Collection Requirements, specific to IED threat for all PACOM HUMINT Collectors• Developed and implemented Continuity of Operations and Emergency Evacuation Plans for section; conducted and coordinated risk assessments• Developed, refined and coordinated enterprise-wide policies and procedures

Joint Special Operations Task Force-Philippines, Zamboanga

• Served as Joint Special Operations Task Force-P (JSOTF-P) HOC Chief, SME, and Executive level supervisor for CI/HUMINT collection and reporting in Zamboanga, Philippines • Managed, directed, and maintained technical control and oversight of all HUMINT JSOTF-P collectors and their operations • Directed and coordinated technical requirements for full-spectrum HUMINT operations• Supervised HUMINT collection teams in formulation and execution of collection plans• Developed and executed new approaches to refinement of HUMINT collection requirements in rapidly changing political and military environment • Formulated collection requirements to execute HUMINT information collection; planned, coordinated, and executed intelligence collection assignments• As Source Admin Officer, maintained JSOTF-P source registry; processed and reviewed source coding and maintained source registry in compliance with Defense CI and HUMINT procedures• Coordinated operational concepts and strategies for Military Source Operations, Advanced Special Operations, and technical support to HUMINT activities with Host Nation, Regional Affairs, FBI, Defense Attaché, Legal Attaché, and other elements of US Embassy Country Team, Manila • Provided oversight to document & media exploitation (DOMEX) operations. Reviewed, coordinated and disseminated Intelligence Information Reports (IIRs) • Developed and implemented Continuity of Operations and Emergency Evacuation Plans for section; conducted and coordinated risk assessments• Developed, refined and coordinated enterprise-wide policies and procedures

U.S.Army Europe (Usaeur)

• • Served as Executive Mission Manager, CI/HUMINT Operations Cell (CIHOC) Chief, and SME for US Army and DoD HUMINT doctrine and policy in EUCOM area of responsibility• Managed and directed HUMINT collectors and their operational activities for 10 Field Offices and 9 Resident Offices throughout Germany, Belgium, Italy, and the Netherlands• Supervised HUMINT collection teams in formulation and execution of collection plans• Updated and streamlined CI/HUMINT Certification Course and established organization's first Military Source Operations Concept Plan • Managed operation missions of Unit's Foreign Military Collection Activity Program, and revamped existing programs leading to 300% increase in reporting• Provided quality control and publication of all CI/HUMINT production of IIRs and NIPs • Established HUMINT policy guidance, operational oversight, and certification, mentoring all assigned HUMINT collectors• Directed and coordinated technical requirements for full-spectrum HUMINT operations• Formulated collection requirements to execute HUMINT information collection; planned, coordinated, and executed intelligence collection assignments• Developed and implemented Continuity of Operations and Emergency Evacuation Plans for section; conducted and coordinated risk assessments• Developed, refined and coordinated enterprise-wide policies and procedures

Baghdad, Iraq

• Served as Director of 60-person Task Force 134 Interrogation Control Element (ICE) and SME for HUMINT collection and reporting in Baghdad, Iraq• Built, managed, directed, and maintained technical control and oversight of 22 Interrogation Teams from multiple service functions, focused on recovery of kidnapped personnel• Supervised HUMINT collection teams in formulation and execution of collection plans• Planned, coordinated, and executed intelligence collection assignments• Developed training programs for Junior Interrogators and Analysts and improved collections and analysis at JID; created and implemented JIDC's Mobile Interrogation Team (lauded by TF 134 Commanding General as best he had seen in theater) • Directed and coordinated technical requirements for full-spectrum HUMINT operations; including monitoring and providing security oversite prior to and during all team movements• Developed and implemented Continuity of Operations and Emergency Evacuation Plans for section; conducted and coordinated risk assessments• Developed, refined and coordinated enterprise-wide policies and procedures

Wuerzburg, Germany (Usareur)

• Officer in Charge of the Charlie Company, 101st MI Bn Interrogation Support Element providing support to the 2d Brigade Combat Team (BCT). • Trained and provided logistic support to ten Soldiers and four NCOs comprising four Tactical HUMINT Teams. • Served as the Company Commander's expert on interrogation and HUMINT operations in preparation for a Mission Readiness Exercise in support of the Global War on Terror (GWOT). Provided timely interrogation support in accordance with 2nd Brigade Commander’s priority intelligence requirements. • Ensured interrogator personnel remained combat ready and deployable. • Planned, resourced, conducted and assessed Mission Essential Task List (METL) training for the IPW team. • Performed duties as Company Maintenance Officer, Automated Data Processing (ADP) OIC and Hazardous Material (HAZMAT) OIC.

Tikrit, Iraq

• Served as Director of 34-person Interrogation Support Element (ISE) and SME for HUMINT collection and reporting in Tikrit, Iraq• Built, managed, directed, and maintained technical control and oversight of 10 Interrogation Teams; one of which focused on recovery of kidnapped personnel• Ensured HUMINT teams provided accurate and timely IIRs to Analysis and Control Element (ACE) for targeting and long-term analysis• Supervised HUMINT collection teams in formulation and execution of collection plans• Planned, coordinated, and executed intelligence collection assignments and provided Senior Interrogator technical guidance to all ISE personnel• Directed and coordinated technical requirements for full-spectrum HUMINT operations; including monitoring and providing security oversite prior to and during all team movements• Managed in-take, screening, interrogations, and disposition recommendations for over 2000 detainees processed through ISE facility• Monitored productivity and reviewed all intelligence reporting produced by interrogation operations. Ensured compliance with Multi-National Corps Iraq (MNC-I), 1st Infantry Division and Geneva Convention interrogation standards through liaison with other Intelligence Community agencies and partners• Developed and implemented Continuity of Operations and Emergency Evacuation Plans for section; conducted and coordinated risk assessments • Developed, refined and coordinated enterprise-wide policies and procedures

Various

• Various supervisory positions from Analysis & Technical Control Team (ACT) Team Leader to Platoon Sergeant of different Intelligence Platoons with up to 24 assigned personnel. • As ACT Team Leader, in a direct support military intelligence company, planned, coordinated, and tasked radio direction finding and communications intercept operations. Analyzed information and forwarded reported to the ACT. Supervised and managed the health, welfare and training of five Soldiers.• As Platoon Sergeant of a 12 Soldier collection & jamming platoon in a general support military intelligence company with the mission to deploy worldwide within 96 hours. Served as the primary trainer in the conduct and execution of tactical Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) operations. Supervised and provided logistical support for all assigned Soldiers.• As Platoon Sergeant of a 24 Soldier Collection and Jamming Platoon in direct support of the 1st Brigade Task Force with a mission to deploy worldwide within 96 hours. Supervised and provided logistical support for all assigned Soldiers. NCOIC of the Analysis and Control Team (ACT). Served as the liaison to the brigade staff for emplacement and utilization of MI tactical assets. Coordinated with the Division Analysis and Control Element (ACE) for intelligence sharing through multiple echelons. Provided time-sensitive combat intelligence to the Brigade Intelligence Office • As Platoon Sergeant, led, trained, and supervised 21 multi-service personnel. Assigned trainees to trainers and tracked the training progress of each trainee. Utilized sophisticated multimillion dollar equipment configured to produce online activity records of complex foreign voice radio transmissions. Provided translation assistance to analysts. Extracted essential elements of information for real time reporting to national level consumers. Managed preventive maintenance inspections, equipment outages and mission coverage in accordance with local and national level guidance.

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