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-Creates content for two Youtube channels which combined reach upwards of 10 million viewers a month and over 200,000 subscribers. -Researches, records, edits, and uploads 11 videos a week focused on military analysis of real word conflicts and the gaming space.-Cultivates a dedicated fanbase by connecting on platforms including Discord, Twitch, Patreon, Instagram, and TikTok. -Partners with brands and companies to produce tailored integrations that drive conversions and build brand awareness. Brand partners have included companies in the healthcare, gaming, consumer products, cybersecurity, and lifestyle spaces.-Hosts a podcast averaging over 2,000 plays per episode available on Spotify, YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Google Podcasts.-Creates and manages profitable business lines including branded merchandise, an e-learning course, and exclusive content.-Supervises and collaborates with editors, graphic artists, social media managers to ensure high quality, consistent brand presence across platforms.

Senior Inspector in the office of Special Reviews and Evaluations, Department of Homeland Security, Office of the Inspector General. Conducts reviews and evaluations of DHS' components. Performs field work including inspections, interviews, and data collection. Analyzes data from all sources including databases, law, regulations, policies, internal Department documents, and statements. Draws conclusions, drafts reports, and makes recommendations. Works as a member of a team to detect and prevent fraud, waste, and abuse and to promote efficiency and effectiveness in the Department.Notable reports include:"CBP Separated More Asylum-Seeking Families at Ports of Entry Than Reported and For Reasons Other Than Those Outlined in Public Statements", 2020"A Joint Review of Law Enforcement Cooperation on the Southwest Border between the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Homeland Security Investigations", 2019. Conducted jointly with the Department of Justice Office of Inspector General."Special Review - Initial Observations Regarding Family Separation Issues Under the Zero Tolerance Policy", 2018"Results of Unannounced Inspections of Conditions for Unaccompanied Alien Children in CBP Custody", 2018"DHS Implementation of Executive Order #13769 'Protecting the Nation From Foreign Terrorist Entry Into the United States'", 2018"Concerns about ICE Detainee Treatment and Care at Detention Facilities", 2017

• Chosen as the sole teaching assistant for America & The World Since 1945. Prepared for and led over a dozen detailed review sessions, and produced accompanying PowerPoint slide decks. • Specialized in Strategic Studies and International Economics.• Selected to attend Center for Nonproliferation Studies' Nuclear Safeguards Course in Monterey, CA • Current GPA: 3.71

• Drafted grant proposal on behalf of the Little Meadows Fire Company; resulted in over $400,000 awarded; the largest single grant ever awarded by Southwestern Energy Corporation.• Author, “How to Retain Officers After The War Fighting Ends” Op-Ed, Wall Street Journal.• Author, “We’ve Been Out-Innovated for the Last 13 Years” The Best Defense, Foreignpolicy.com; awarded second place New America Foundation’s The Future of War essay contest. Also appeared in Stars and Stripes newspaper as “Why Drones and Technology Will Never Replace Smart Soldiers”.• Regularly contributed to Best Defense on ForeignPolicy.com• Wrote a monthly column for WarOnTheRocks.com. Debut article was among the most popular in the site's history.

• Located, contacted, and interviewed military and civilian personnel associated with NATO and SHAPE during 1983 and 1984.• Utilized open source, academic databases, and government records to find personnel. • Researched historical Russian-language media and publications using libraries and databases.

• Served as assistant to the primary staff advisor to the Commander concerning all areas of operations and training within a Battalion of more than 750 Soldiers.• Coordinated utilization of K-9 assets in support of Fort Riley, the U.S. Secret Service and overseas deployments which ensured two military working dog teams provided support to the President or Vice President of the United States, and two other teams deployed successfully to Afghanistan.• Conceptualized and spearheaded the revision of Fort Riley’s Police Training Academy resulting in a more professional police force.• Coordinated and certified the Quick Reaction Force (QRF) for the Fort Riley installation, ensuring 24/7 emergency force protection coverage.• Implemented an Organizational Inspection Program of subordinate organizations’ logistics, training and personnel systems. Recognized as the best program among 4 other battalions.

• Served as second-in-command of a 167-soldier company. Responsible for the company’s maintenance and supply programs. • Safely coordinated the shipment of more than 64 military vehicles and containers, including hazardous materials, across four states to Camp Atterbury, Indiana for a three week training exercise.• Prepared unit to assume the Defense Chemical Response Force, a national level chemical weapons reaction force, on time and under budget.• Identified and repurposed excess equipment at the company; saved Fort Riley and the Army over $250,000.• Rated as one of the top four lieutenants.

• Leader in charge of the health, welfare, training and readiness of 39 Soldiers and the accountability, function, and maintenance of 11 million dollars of government vehicles, communications, and other equipment• Coordinated and synchronized efforts among Afghan government officials, U.S. Agency for International Development representatives, law enforcement contractors, and U.S.military personnel, which resulted in a reduction in violence across assigned districts.• Trained and led more than 800 Afghan security force partners in law enforcement and security operations, including: Afghan National Police, Afghan Border Police, and Afghan Army; set the conditions for a dramatic expansion of police and social services.• Budgeted and accounted for the use of more than $10,000 in Afghan Security Force Funds which developed capacity among under-equipped Afghan Security Forces.• Rated as one of the top three platoon leaders.