I led approximately 12,000 service members, Department of State personnel, and contractors through mentoring, training, and supervising them during peacetime, drills, and combat theatres. In addition, managing Patrol Bases (P.B.) and Forward Operating Bases (FOB) during Operations: Desert Storm and Iraqi Freedom. I have experience in the following disciplines:1. Security included P.B. or FOB site selection, construction, and manning to have static and mobile positions. Emplacement of living areas, medical treatment areas, armories, watch towers, and associated weaponry. Standard Operation Procedure (SOP) development in response to threats and training and testing personnel in security procedures. 2. Resupply, determining the following needs, Water, Food, batteries/communication equipment, ammunition, and medical supplies. Route reconnaissance to transport troops and supplies.3. Manpower Projections and Scheduling included determining the number of replacement personnel needed and conducting Casualty Evacuations (CASEVAC) and Medical Evacuations (MEDEVAC).4. Defense of both P.B. and FOB, along with developing patrol and evacuation routes in a kinetic environment.5. Post/Base Emergency Response included casualty collection, P.B. and FOB critical infrastructure repair, vehicle repair, hazardous waste disposal, resupply of essential items, and developing After Action Reports to facilitate the incident. I have spent years working for the Department of State managing the emergence of contingency plans for Vice Presidents, Ambassadors, Heads of State, and other High-Value Assets (HVA) Congressmen and women as a personal protection specialist in hostile environments across the world.Served as Counter Assault Team Member (CAT) and an Emergency Response Team (ERT) member, responding to all life cycle threats from complex assaults to mass casualties, car fires, comical spills, NBC warfare agents, and more. Coordinated response with U.S. Army level 1 trauma hospital

• Monitored PRT re-qual testing• Conduct SOP sustainment training for WPS II staff• Contacted SOP training for Local National guards • Put PRT qual into the PIRS tracking system as required to be contract compliant with client• Track who is due for weapons and PRT re-qual and coordinate with shift leads to ensure the team members have the time to do their test• And submit any and all reports required by the client to the appropriate authority • And any report that the detail lead/PM may require Firearms Instructor• Re-qualified staff on weapons M4 and Glock19• Re-qualified staff on weapons M249 and M240 machinegun

My current position is training and evaluating Emergency response activities such as Active shooters, Mass Casualties drills, Ground assault Drills, and other response activities and planning for and recovering from these events.All my years of experience encompass the pillars of Emergency Management Prevention, mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery. Along with providing after-action analysis of the emergency resonance activities to improve ERT and agency capabilities.

• Conducting risk management for all range operations• Being physically present at the training site any time live fire is being conducted. Before granting clearance to fire weapons; ensuring that all personnel are properly positioned and that all Safe Distance Zones (SDZ) are clear of all unauthorized personnel.• Ensuring all weapons are handled safely, proper personal protective equipment is worn, and range guards are posted.• Establishing and maintaining open communication with Range Control.• Conducting risk management for all range operations.• Ensuring ammunition and explosives are properly handled, transported, stored, and accounted for within the training complex from the time of receipt to the time expenditure or turn in.

•Manage Department of State Range (OIC) for live firing range and supervise weapons requalification of the Glock 19, M4, M249 Squad automatic weapon M240 Machinegun and the MK 24 MK 25 Sniper Rifles for our overseas locations, while wearing 40lb. of Personal Protective Equipment•Ensuring that all safety regulations regarding marksmanship training are adhered to using applicable policies and manuals.•Planned, Coordinates, and conducts weapons Re-Qualification and Tactical Based Scenario Training for Security Personal and Local National Security Members.

• Served on the U.S. Ambassadors for Iraq Advance Team (Baghdad) • Served on the U.S. Ambassadors for Iraq Counter Assault Team (CAT)• Served as Mobile and Static Security and Force Protection for the Chief of Missions Iraq in Security Protective Operations, while wearing 40lb to 50lb of Personal Protective Equipment• Range Operations (RSO) for Weapons and Tactics Training, Foreign Weapons, M-240, M-249, Mossberg 870 and M-4) as well as appropriate Force Protection tactics. For US Embassy Security Personal Iraq

Sergeant, Recruiter – Waco, TX (2010 – 2013) • Interacted professionally with school staff, provided students with possible career paths and options, talked to athletic departments, worked with communities and leaders on how the Marine Corps helps the community and their students • Work closely with management to develop recruiting plans and processes, create accurate job descriptions and nurture employee retention and development.• Helped young people prepare both mentally and physically for their military training and career • Evaluate employment factors such as job experience, education and training, skills, knowledge and abilities, and other data pertinent to classification, selection, and referral.• Received, sorted, tracked, distributed incoming and outgoing U.S. Government mail for enlistment purpose’s • Conduct interviews to recruit prospective employees and refer job applicants to a specific job• Source candidates and develops networks to ensure a constant flow of qualified candidates using web-based tools, agencies, and recruiting contractors.• Provides applicants with information on the company and ensures successful hiring and onboarding process.