Patrick Duncan Email & Phone Number

Evans, GA, US

• Supports the Deputy Undersecretary of the Army (DUSA)-sponsored Future of Homeland Defense (FHD) 2040 Project for United States Army North (ARNORTH) G-5. FHD Overview Link.
• Provides expertise on the People’s Republic of China’s national goals, strategic posture, and military capabilities in support of its national strategic objectives. Provides guidance on China’s foreign, economic, and.
• Authored “Threat Chapter” for the ARNORTH Future of Homeland Defense Report, designed to articulate FHD Project findings, provide recommendations for DoD activities and investments, and identify areas requiring further.
• Developed Gray Zone scenarios and Red Cell injects for use in Homeland Defense focused Table Top Exercises involving DoD, Interagency, Federal/State/Local/Tribal/Territorial law enforcement and critical infrastructure.

Fort George G. Meade, Maryland, United States

Fort George G. Meade, Maryland, United States

• Led and managed the overhaul of the organization’s Gap Validation Board, streamlining the process to validate and prioritize capability gaps and develop solutions across five commands.
• Managed command’s Artificial Intelligence Working Group to incorporate AI into command activities and operations.
• Managed daily operations of four branches consisting of 46 Marines, Civilians, and Contractors.

Columbia, Maryland, United States

• Managed administrative and training requirements for 50+ primary staff and 2000+ Marine/Civilian personnel across four organizations to support the command’s execution of cyberspace operations.
• Planned, prioritized, and executed a $31M budget ensuring efficient and ethical expenditures to achieve organizational objectives.
• Coordinated and managed the activation and operationalization of two new military units.
• Supervised requirements for 1 facility renovation and 1 military facility construction project.
• Oversaw successful compliance and execution of 45 Inspector General programs.*Performance Evaluator comments: “Patrick is a calm, composed, deliberate, and diligent Officer; he brings order to apparent chaos. He.

Oahu, Hawaii

• As the first Cyberspace Warfare Officer and Information Operations Staff Officer at MARFORPAC, developed 3 lines of efforts and 35 supporting objectives to support service requirements in the USINDOPACOM Area of.
• Developed initial MARFORPAC Campaign Order Appendix 16 (Cyberspace Operations) to ensure Fleet Marine Forces received cyberspace operations guidance and tasks.
• Proposed and received approval for division re-organization, collapsing Information Capability sections into the Information Warfare Branch, creating efficiencies in coordination and execution.
• Led efforts to initiate MARFORPAC/PACFLT Effects Cell to integrate I and III MEF requirements and support competition objectives. Effort was approved by the MARFORPAC Commanding General.
• Initiated a monthly Cyberspace Warfare Working Group to integrate subordinate unit initiatives, requirements, and gaps, and advocate with USINDOPACOM, HQMC, and MARFORCYBER on their behalf.
• Developed and published MARFORPAC Operational Guidance for MEFs to map Mission Relevant Terrain-Cyber and led a Table Top Exercise (TTX) to validate guidance.*Performance Evaluator comments: “Aggressive, intelligent.

Yongsan District, Seoul, South Korea

• Successfully guided the intelligence planning team through a tense, high-tempo period on the Korea Peninsula, to include responses to North Korea's inaugural intercontinental ballistic missile test and nuclear.
• Led J-35 intelligence planning efforts to support the whole of government Pressure Campaign, which assisted facilitation of the historic Korean Peace Summits.
• Implemented novel Open Source methods to inform J-2 and leadership of provocations during 5 crisis planning events.
• Coordinated and developed Intelligence Preparation of the Battlespace products, intelligence estimates, OPORD Intelligences Annexes and Appendices for 6 CFC Rehearsal of Concept Drills, and over 50 intelligence.

Quantico, Virginia, United States

The military and doctorate staff develop critical thinkers, innovative problem solvers, and ethical decision-makers to serve as commanders and staff officers in service, joint, interagency, and multinational organizations confronting complex and uncertain security environments. Graduates can build and lead effective joint, interagency, intergovernmental.

Fort George G. Meade, Maryland, United States

• Developed long-term vision and structure increase to mature CI/HUMINT support to cyberspace operations, to include 10 Lines of Effort approved by the Senior Intelligence Officer.
• Proposed initiative to integrate a CI detachment at the Service’s CSSP operations center to identify CI and insider threats, and coordinate response actions. Initiative approved by the Commanding General.
• Oversaw development of the Cyber Incident Response Process, which was adopted as the baseline for G-2X incident response efforts for MARFORCYBER subordinate commands.
• Managed publication of the first Intelligence Information Report (IRR) for MARFORCYBER, resulting in an inundation for requests for support and significantly increasing the Intelligence Community's and DoD's.
• Led NCIS coordination on threats targeting the Marine Corps, resulting in 11 NCIS investigations based on malicious cyber activity and establishment of a permanent NCIS agent assigned to MARFORCYBER.*Performance.

Fort George G. Meade, Maryland, United States

• Served as USCYBERCOM Mission Commander for over 110 real-world cyberspace operations.
• Planned, developed, and led the training curriculum for certification of 16 Mission Commanders.
• Revised the USCYBERCOM Mission Commander Joint Qualification Standard, increasing the knowledge and practical application requirements by 150 percent.
• Led and supervised training, planning, and coordination to support execution of all offensive cyberspace operations.
• Served as primary advisor to USCYBERCOM J3 on cyberspace operations courses of action, employment considerations, and operational risk during exercises, crises, and contingencies.
• Served as Mission Commander for Marine Corps team during Joint Service Exercise CyberFlag 13-1, which earned “Team of the Exercise” award based on performance during the exercise.

Quantico, Virginia, United States

Expeditionary Warfare School is a 41-week resident school designed to educate and train company grade officers in order to prepare them mentally, morally, and physically for billets of increased leadership responsibility across the Fleet Marine Force and the Joint Force, with emphasis on the warfighting capabilities of a Marine Air Ground Task Force.

Camp Pendleton Mainside, California, United States

• Supervised and managed a task organized CI/HUMINT Detachment (CHD) and linguists to execute time sensitive Military Source Operations, interrogations, screenings, US service member debriefs, tactical site exploitation.
• Planned and executed CI/HUMINT operations to support Regimental Combat Team (RCT) 8 combat operations during Operation Iraqi Freedom 09.1.
• Advised RCT 8 Commander on all CI/HUMINT employment and recommend target packages for enemy personalities, organizations, and installations.
• Proposed a dynamic employment methodology to maximize available resources, which was approved by the RCT 8 Commander. This resulted in a significant increase in reporting which directly impacted the RCT Commander’s.
• Successfully established a Bilateral Intelligence Program with the Iraqi Police and Iraqi Highway Patrol across eleven Iraqi police stations.
• Successfully established multiple collection platforms in a unique Joint Service Area of Operations resulting in over 70 published IIRs.

Master'S Degree, Advanced Military And Operational Studies

Modern Standard Arabic Immersion Course

I took part in an Arabic language immersion program, in which a lived with a local Syrian family in Sahnaya, Syria and attended a Modern.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Geography

Advanced Security Cooperation