Robert Trimble Email & Phone Number

Leesburg, Va, Us

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Provide MPT support to PMS 312L, coordinate with TYCOMs, support team & other program offices. Developed SOP for ILS, NTSP & SCD review process & make recommendations to TAT Review Board. Engaged with stakeholders to develop and design FEA, JTA, PEO Carriers Job Task Analysis. Engaged with PEO Carriers, and stakeholders verify and review ILS Certs to ensure proper training guidelines were followed. Advised PEO Carriers, & stakeholders on ILS processes. Researched and developed the CVN 68 CSPP & Decommissioning/ De-manning plan & schedule coordinating with multiple entities & corporations. Aiding in the development of RCOH plans for all CVNs in service as well as the new Ford class CVN. Develop support products for cross-functional teams under PEO Carriers and PMS 312L.

Andrews Air Force Base

Responsible for gathering necessary information and providing advice, guidance, and assistance to managers on training, and deployment operations and overall program effectiveness. Drafting various written documents which identify program deficiencies and recommendations that address program weaknesses. Drafting and editing reports and other documents for review by senior staff. Drafting recommendations or plans to solve training, deployment and operational problems.Developed training courses, grading criteria, student guides, instructor guides, Power point, and doctrine in coordination with Center for Security Forces to develop GMT and required training for over 300 sailors. While conducting research and receiving feedback from students to provide the most up to date and relevant training possible.Conducted research with Center for Security Forces and Naval Training centers to update command training operations are in accordance with Naval Doctrine. Providing regulatory, guidance, assessment, planning, training, and technical assistance for OSU programs and activities to comply with relevant Department of Navy executive orders, and regulations.Responsible for ensuring proper training of 300 Sailors within Operational Support Unit under 5th fleet. Implementing simple solutions to complex problems ensuring 100% mission ready capability of units, and sailors to fill billets for combat deployments.

Baghdad, Iraq

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Military Analyst PAI February 2017-Present Navy yard, Washington D.C. • Provides recommendations to government senior-level staff while working alongside contractor and government personnel to determine solutions to Table of allowance (TOA) concerns. Utilizing operational background and experience gained from military service, as well as operational proficiency in advanced analytic theory and principles, to solve current and/or future TOA needs or correct problem areas. Reviews Navy systems to ensure coverage of equipment for modernization of Navy systems in the 7th, 5th and 6th fleets. • Independently applies, initiates, and develops operational solutions in analysis specialty areas while engaging stakeholders to gather relevant information in order to conduct thorough reviews of Allowance change request (ACR), TOA, Front End Analysis (FEA). Makes recommendations for future projects and analysis. And assists in the resolution of project and program priorities. Assures quality control throughout all contract activities Supporting Navy readiness. • Routinely Tracks and manages workloads and status of all relative products. Initiates Plans, and coordinates large projects and several small ACR, TOA, FEAs complex projects providing real time solutions to current and future ACR, TOA impacts on the DON preventing setbacks before they arise.

Virginia Beach, Va

Petty Officer First class, Expeditionary warfare specialist, Air warfare Specialist, Surface warfare specialist, Small craft operator. Master Maritime operation Training team Instructor Maritime cell subject matter expert within the NECC Component, RIVERINE.Taught the riverine inter-deployment high risk, live fire combat training. Ensuring the most relevant tactics, techniques, and procedures were integrated into the training pipelineLead training to Coastal Riverine squadrons that enabled the successful combat deployments in support of operations Iraqi Freedom, and New Dawn.Echelon IV staff responsible for planning, training standards, strategic concepts, INTEL dissemination, and logistic support for nine Expeditionary Squadrons and one FDNF Security DET which provide rapidly deployable Coastal Riverine forces to Combatant Commanders.Marine Operations Instructor, training 3,400 Coastal Riverine Force Sailors in coastal and riverine security operations, Convoy, Embarked Security Training, Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures.

Little Creek, Va Beach, Va

Completed three combat deployments to Iraq as patrol officer, boat captain, combat rubber raiding craft team member. Specializing in asymmetric warfare.Prepared and briefed executive level power point briefings that communicate Naval expeditionary, combat logistics capabilities, concepts, which identify capability/capacity gaps and proposed solutions, and provide results of research and analysis.As patrol officer, I was responsible to create mission plans for over 800 missions spread across three deployments, receiving and analyzing intelligence from joint and unilateral commands. Disseminating data to junior personnel and briefing high ranking mission officials and area / theater commanders. Coordinate across warfare areas, resource sponsors, services and other key Stakeholders to provide interim briefings and final reports to document analysis, background research, methodology, and findings for dissemination to senior leadership. Provided Action Memos, and other assessments to support requests for information, POM deliberations, and Joint Service War fighter discussion topics.Controlled riverine forces in RIVRON 1 detachment 2, while conducting combat missions, insert/extract of Marine, and Navy special operation forces, fire support, tactical intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance, and local control of maritime lines of communications for combatant commanders and joint combined combat elements. Lead combat rubber raiding craft team that specialized in intelligence gathering on along the Euphrates river, gathering vital Intel that resulted in the stabilization of the Al-Anbar region during the surge. Lead over 300 Riverine missions in convoy operations, counter indirect fire, counter smuggling, security, reconnaissance, partnered, joint operations and counter indirect fire and anti-smuggling patrols on Qarmat Ali, Shaat Al Arab, in Iraq. Lead 40 combat sailors, four specialized assault craft, upwards of 12 tactical vehicles through combat zones.

Yokokuska Japan

Established and maintained effective working relationships with air carriers and air operation authorities in a military airline/aviation environment. Coordinated assigned resources to execute the assigned programs and projects within associated physical and fiscal constraints and in coordination with program and leadership goals, and mission scope. Developed, managed, executed, and conducted field data collection activities to establish baseline for aviation integration technologies and procedures between squadron and ship personnel on board U.S.S. Kitty Hawk by analyzing, evaluating, and documenting requirements for daily, and mission operations. Responsible for the overall planning, initiation, execution, and closure of projects on board U.S.S. Kitty Hawk for Fighter Attack Squadron 27. Also, was responsible for estimating costs, developing budgets and documenting project work for the seamless integration of squadron and ship board personnel for three deployments in the Pacific Ocean in support of Air operations in support of U.S. 7th Fleet objectives. Developed acquisition strategies, source selection plans, and technical evaluation criteria to support acquisition efforts for the integration of personnel. Collaborated with multiple departments and adjacent units to ensure alignment of goals, and strategies between the program, acquisitions, and mission readiness.

Sasebo Japan

Deck Department LPO, Shipboard Fire fighting team leader, Security Alert Force Team Leader. Forward deployed to Sasebo Japan, providing Salvage and rescue operations throughout the western Pacific, and Indian Oceans. Supervised 23 sailors in salvage, search and rescue, navigation, small boat operations, underway replenishment, vertical replenishment, mooring, anchoring operations, as well as controlled all special operations conducted by U.S.S Safeguard as Petty officer in charge. Lead recovery operations of two FA-14 fighter jets that crashed in the northern Japanese sea. Coordinated ships’ company into working parties and controlled all recovery and rigging efforts to recover both Air Force fighter jets from 260 feet below the ocean surface. Lead recovery operations of a sunken Marine Corps AAV tank off the coast of Okinawa Japan. Lead all recovery operations as rig captain and coordinated with shore units for transport of AAV tank after recovery was complete to safely transport the tank to shore.As security team leader, responded to all immediate hostile threats against U.S.S. Safeguard, leading an 8 man security team. Highly trained in ship space clearing procedures, lethal, and nonlethal weapons employment.