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Kabul Province, Afghanistan

•Performing duties as the GCPSU J2 Trainer/Advisor implementing and operating programs, practices, and procedures for developing optimal utilization of personnel to train Afghan Special •Operations Forces in intelligence functions necessary to receive, process, produce and provide intelligence support to General Command of Police Special Units (GCPSU) units. •Instrumental in the design and administration of programs to train all levels of personnel with intelligence functions and for integration with the GCPSU and the Special Operations Corps Headquarters. •Responsible for the development of evaluation and visual aids. •Plans, coordinates, conduct intelligence centric classes, and develop evaluation criteria to measure student and unit proficiency. •Maintains awareness and relevancy of training and development research: learning theory, motivation theory, and subject materials, methods, and techniques. •Develop programs and practices to identify developmental needs including preparing personnel for more responsible positions and increasing effectiveness in present assignments. •Utilize technical experts to assist in training if situation and requirements dictate. •Implements training, coaching, and mentoring to provide the most recent and relevant institutional knowledge into real-world practical application.

Afghanistan

•Performing duties as the GCPSU J2 Trainer/Advisor implementing and operating programs, practices, and procedures for developing optimal utilization of personnel to train Afghan Special •Operations Forces in intelligence functions necessary to receive, process, produce and provide intelligence support to General Command of Police Special Units (GCPSU) units. •Instrumental in the design and administration of programs to train all levels of personnel with intelligence functions and for integration with the GCPSU and the Special Operations Corps Headquarters. •Responsible for the development of evaluation and visual aids. •Plans, coordinates, conduct intelligence centric classes, and develop evaluation criteria to measure student and unit proficiency. •Maintains awareness and relevancy of training and development research: learning theory, motivation theory, and subject materials, methods, and techniques. •Develop programs and practices to identify developmental needs including preparing personnel for more responsible positions and increasing effectiveness in present assignments. •Utilize technical experts to assist in training if situation and requirements dictate. •Implements training, coaching, and mentoring to provide the most recent and relevant institutional knowledge into real-world practical application.

Bagram

• Issues indications and warnings in sufficient time to prevent the enemy or threat from surprising the targeted friendly unit or installation • Updates enemy and threat identification, tactics, techniques, and procedures • Conducts predictive analysis in support of course of action development • Analyzes threat information from multiple sources, disciplines, and agencies across the Intelligence Community, study to identify threats and threat trends; determining how these threats and trends affect national security; preparing reports compiling large amounts of intelligence information • Responsible for researching, developing, presenting and publishing All Source products at the tactical and operational level related to insurgent VBIED/C-IED cell activities, and threats to local/regional stability • Provides analysis and research for industry, infrastructure, technology, country, geographic area, biographic and targeted vulnerability. Prepares assessments of current events based on the sophisticated collection, research and analysis of classified/unclassified and open source information • Provide analyst comments for various reports in support of CI and HUMINIT operations• Uses Palantir on a daily basis to conduct data mining, brief preparation and mentoring other team members on Palantir• Provide in depth analytical comments, as well as produce diagrams and products based on the intelligence reports that are being reviewed• Provide all-source and targeting analysis support to AFOSI

Afghanistan

Performs CI Operations staff officer support duties to include policy, doctrine, foreign intelligence service threat assessments, evaluation of CI Operations concept of operations (CONOPS), vulnerability assessments, and other planning, staffing. Coordinates/synchronizes a broad range of CI Operations activities to include evaluates and provides insightful analysis into CI Operations plans and activities in support of Combatant Commands, Agencies, and other special customers. Conducts special collection activities using specialized equipment and techniques to counter threats to sensitive US technologies, programs, activities and facilities. Plans and executes counter-surveillance and detection operations; provides unique, cutting-edge biometric collection capability. May independently develop initiatives to enhance the analysis and analytical support provided to CI Operational capabilities.

Afghanistan

• Supervisory position, in charge of 3 counterintelligence screeners and 2 intelligence analyst• Acting as a liaison between Contract Companies and U.S. Army Counterintelligence Agents to schedule and ensure 100 percent of other country and local national population were vetted. • Providing analytical and subject matter support to junior screeners throughout the CENTCOM area of responsibility. • Maintaining accountability of over $50,000 worth of sensitive items.• Conducted background investigations for CI/ Force Protection mission mitigating potential green on blue / insider threats. • Liaised with upper echelon host nation nationals, military and local intelligence entities.•Full Biometric Enrollments of Local Nationals working with Coalition Forces

Fitchburg, Massachusetts

Counterintelligence Analyst for the Counterintelligence and Human Intelligence (HUMINT) Analysis and Requirements Cell (CHARC) at CI/HUMINT Analytical Support Element - Afghanistan (CHASE-A) [formerly CIAC-A] in support of overseas contingency operations, specifically supporting special operation forces asset validation. Apply operational and strategic concepts in a manner that effectively ensures the security and continued viability of military source operations (MSO) and military counterintelligence collection (MCC) activities. Research, exploit, assess, develop, summarize, and present intelligence products at the operational and strategic levels for senior leaders in unconventional and conventional units alike. These products provide exceptional fidelity to customers throughout the intelligence community, while protecting the tactics, techniques, and procedures, as well as the lives of our Coalition collectors under the constant threat of insurgent attack.

Sierra Vista, Az

•Develops and conducts training including classroom instruction on Biometric Enabled Intelligence, tactical equipment and operations of the Biometric Automated Toolset (BAT), Handheld Interagency Identity Detection Equipment (HIIDE), Secure Electronic Enrollment Kit (SEEK) II and the operational employment of Biometric capabilities.•Designs and distributes student materials including course outlines, leave-behind instructional materials, training aids, related handouts and completion certificates.•Provides IT support to computer users within the office or trouble shoots over the phone.•Maintains, and monitors procedures for all server backups.•Monitors, plans, and coordinates the distribution of client/server software and service packs. •Conducts test and evaluations for new biometric software, provides feedback by verbal or written communication

Afghanistan

• Analyze Intelligence Information Reports (IIRs), Draft Intelligence Information Reports (DIIRs), Tactical Reports (TACREPs), TD (CIA reports), SPOT reports, Embassy Cables, and other message formats in order to produce intelligence summaries.• Intelligence Preparation of the Operations Environment (IPOB).• Focused analysis on specific areas of interest.• Daily use of intelligence technologies and databases such as M3, QueryTree, CIDNE, Intelink, DCGS-A, JWICS, HOTR. BIR2, and SIPR.• Creation of collection plans based off of extrapolated intelligence, advance operating base priorities, and ISR limitations, then submitting these plans to the CMND manager to be approved.• Updating enemy SITEMP on a daily basis.• Extrapolating intelligence from daily SITREP reporting and adding that intelligence to the daily intelligence rollup.• Fused intelligence is briefed in the commanders update brief (CUB). Information Operations (IO):• Daily compliance with Operations Security (OPSEC) guidelines. • Read on to classified programs specifically dealing with IO.

Fort Carson, Co

• Analyzed data from Northern Iraq and Eastern Afghanistan (RC-East). HUMINT:• Assisted in the analysis & dissemination of the Combined HUMINT Analysis & Requirements Cell (CHARC) Intelligence summary previous to and during the deployment of 4th Infantry Division during Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) and eventually Operation New Dawn (OND).• Promoted to Sergeant (E5).• Analyzed Human intelligence collected from various sources.• Counter Intelligence Coordinating Authority (CICA) elements contributed intelligence to analyze and disseminate accordingly.• Responsible for writing IIR Evaluations, Source Directed Requirements (SDRs), White Papers, and Human Collection Requirements (HCRs).• Determined source reliability. Administrative Tasks:• Assisted and awarded by Provincial Reconstruction Teams (PRT) with their transition operations as United States Forces Responsibly withdrew from Iraq.• Analyzed and assessed over 1500 Third Country Nationals & Local Nationals backgrounds to determine security risk and permit/deny installation access to COB Spiecher.• Utilization of several Biometric systems in a theatre environment to include: Biometric Automated Toolset (BAT), Handheld Interagency Identity Detection Equipment (HIIDE), Biometric Identification System for Access (BISA), & Biometric Intelligence Resource (BIR).

Korea

• Conducted Liaison Meetings with officials • Analyzed Human intelligence collected from various sources.• Counter Intelligence Coordinating Authority (CICA) elements contributed intelligence to analyze and disseminate accordingly.• Responsible for writing IIR Evaluations, Source Directed Requirements (SDRs), White Papers, and Human• Collection Requirements (HCRs).• Determined source reliability.