Senior Chief Master-at-ArmsNaval Security Forces (NSF)NAS Corpus Christi, TexasPrimary Duties:Operations Management & Security Leadership: Directed security operations, police records management, and compliance with federal reporting. Led law enforcement activities, including managing child/domestic abuse reporting systems and conducting sting operations.Incident Command & Crisis Response: Served as Operations Section Chief under NIMS, overseeing strategic planning, resource deployment, and Incident Action Plans (IAPs). Qualified with FEMA’s ICS-400 certification.Command Assessment & Readiness: Led command assessment and certification, ensuring readiness through evaluations and Improvement Plans (IPs), achieving NSF/C3 certification.HR & Labor Relations: Managed HR functions, including staffing, onboarding, performance management, and labor relations. Led efforts in arbitration, disciplinary actions, and union disputes.Resource & Budget Management: Oversaw budgets, procurement, and resource management, aligning with operational needs and regulations.Public Relations & Media Coordination: Coordinated with Public Affairs for media relations and crisis communications, maintaining a positive public image.Key Accomplishments:Enhanced security and operational effectiveness.Improved incident reporting for better decision-making.Developed a personnel management program, boosting recruitment/retention.Successfully guided the unit to full compliance and certification.

Chief Master-at-ArmsCoastal Riverine Squadron TwoJEB Little Creek, VirginiaPrimary Duties:Mission Command & Leadership: Led maritime security and anti-piracy operations across the Mediterranean, Pacific, Gulf of Guinea, and West Africa. Directed mission planning, execution, and assessments, ensuring precision and adherence to rules of engagement.Operational Training Management: Developed and implemented training programs for the Maritime Security Force, focusing on small arms, crew-served weapons, and anti-terrorism. Ensured personnel were fully prepared for high-risk operations in diverse environments.Senior Enlisted Leader: Oversaw all maritime security activities as Senior Enlisted Leader. Managed the armory, supervised security operations, and led the unit through the ULTRA, FEX, and FEP processes, achieving full certification of CRS-2.Drill & Scenario-Based Training: Directed integrated drills and scenario-based training to enhance operational readiness, focusing on realistic, mission-oriented scenarios.Resource & Safety Management: Managed personnel, equipment, and budgets, ensuring effective resource utilization and accountability. Enforced safety regulations and compliance during high-stakes missions, conducting regular drills and inspections.Key Accomplishments:Led multiple maritime security and anti-piracy missions, enhancing global maritime security.Developed a rigorous training program, improving readiness and effectiveness.Successfully certified CRS-2 through ULTRA, FEX, and FEP processes.Conducted high-impact drills, preparing the unit for real-world challenges.

Master-at-Arms 1st ClassCenter for Security ForcesNSA Northwest Annex, Chesapeake, VirginiaPrimary Training:Small Arms Marksmanship Instructor (SAMI): Acquired advanced skills in training, qualifying, and sustaining unit-level personnel in the safe handling and employment of pistols, rifles, and shotguns. Ensured compliance with U.S. Navy directives for security personnel, directly supporting Fleet-wide Force Protection.Crew-Served Weapons Instructor (CSWI): Completed specialized training on instructing students in the operation, maintenance, and safety of crew-served weapons, including the M2A1 machine gun, M2HB machine gun, M240 machine gun, M249 machine gun, M203 grenade launcher, and MK19 grenade launcher. Focused on ensuring that personnel are proficient in these weapon systems to support defense operations.Key Training Modules:Weapons Operation and Safety: Mastered the disassembly, assembly, and operational cycles of small arms and crew-served weapons, including advanced safety protocols.Instructional Techniques: Developed skills in effectively instructing and qualifying students on the safe operation, maintenance, and tactical employment of various weapons systems, ensuring they are combat-ready.Weapons Maintenance: Gained in-depth knowledge in the maintenance, repair, and safety procedures for all assigned weapon systems, ensuring their operational readiness and longevity.

Master-at-Arms 1st ClassCORIVGRU TWOJEB Little Creek, VirginiaPrimary Training:Engaged in comprehensive training focused on maritime security, defense tactics, and intelligence operations in high-risk, expeditionary environments. The course emphasized readiness for global asymmetric threats and the development of leadership skills essential for mission success.Key Training Modules:Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC): Developed essential skills in providing lifesaving medical treatment during combat scenarios, ensuring effective casualty management under fire.Maritime Security and Defense: Acquired proficiency in defensive maritime tactics, including the protection of vessels against asymmetric threats, boarding operations, and the application of strategic intelligence.Intelligence Collection and Classified Material Handling: Trained in secure methods for collecting, analyzing, and managing sensitive intelligence and classified information during operations.Small Arms and Crew-Served Weapons: Attained advanced expertise in the operation, maintenance, and safety protocols for small arms and crew-served weapons, critical for expeditionary missions.Leadership and Logistics Management: Strengthened leadership capabilities, focusing on small unit leadership, tactical decision-making, and efficient logistics management in challenging operational settings.

Master-at-Arms 1st ClassCenter for Security ForcesNCBC Gulfport, MississippiPrimary Training:Combat Skills Training: Completed a rigorous course focused on basic expeditionary combat skills essential for high-risk security operations.Weapons Proficiency: Trained extensively in the use of primary and secondary weapons, including live-fire exercises, target engagement, and transition techniques.Tactical Operations: Gained practical experience in basic movement tactics, vehicle emergency egress, and Counter-Improvised Explosive Devices (C-IED) operations.Survival Skills: Developed proficiency in donning Individual Combat Equipment (ICE) and Chemical, Biological, Radiological (CBR) gear, and operating in CBRNE environments.Navigation and Communication: Learned and applied basic land navigation and radio communication procedures critical to expeditionary operations.Accomplishments:Successfully demonstrated combat readiness through live-fire exercises and tactical drills.Qualified in expeditionary first aid, CBRNE operations, and combat communication.

Chief Master-at-ArmsNaval Security Forces (NSF)NAS Corpus Christi, TexasPrimary Duties:Physical Security & Antiterrorism Leadership: Served as the Physical Security Officer at Naval Air Station Corpus Christi, creating and implementing the installation’s first comprehensive security plan. Developed protocols for high-value assets, waterfront security, and controlled substances. As the Antiterrorism Officer, led the creation and execution of the Installation Antiterrorism Plan, conducting threat analyses, vulnerability assessments, and managing FPCON measures.Security Force Oversight: Directed security forces, ensuring adherence to post orders, SOPs, and physical security plans. Managed electronic security systems (ESS), key control programs, and access control systems, enhancing overall security operations.Operational Excellence: Led the command through Higher Headquarter Operational Assessments (HHOA) and Mission Assurance Assessments (MIAA), earning recognition for best practices in physical security and antiterrorism. Coordinated comprehensive AT/FP exercises, integrating command elements to strengthen the installation’s security posture.Emergency Preparedness: Managed the installation’s response to emergent security threats, including executing FPCON posture changes during Blue Dart messages and suspected terrorist incidents. Briefed senior leadership on security measures, ensuring readiness to respond to potential threats.Key Accomplishments:Created and implemented Naval Air Station Corpus Christi’s first comprehensive physical security plan.Led successful assessments, receiving recognition for best practices in security and antiterrorism.Enhanced threat analysis and vulnerability assessment processes through advanced risk management.

Master-at-Arms 1st ClassNaval Security Forces (NSF)COMFLEACT Chinhae, South KoreaPrimary Duties:Physical Security & Port Operations Leadership: Led the comprehensive overhaul of the physical security plan at Commander Fleet Activities Chinhae (CFAC), enhancing security protocols, access control, and surveillance systems. Directed ship support missions across seven South Korean ports, conducting port vulnerability assessments, liaising with local authorities under the Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA), and executing port security sweeps.Vulnerability Assessments & Recognition: Oversaw efforts that led to superior performance during the Chief of Naval Operations Integrated Vulnerability Assessment (CNOIVA) and Joint Staff Integrated Vulnerability Assessment (JSIVA). Implemented corrective actions based on assessment findings, bolstering security infrastructure and operational readiness.Security Coordination & Compliance: Coordinated with local, regional, and national security agencies to align security measures with evolving threats. Ensured personnel training and compliance with regulations, conducting regular drills to enhance the command's response capabilities.Key Accomplishments:Overhauled CFAC's physical security plan, significantly enhancing the command's security posture.Strengthened port security across seven South Korean ports, fostering strong relationships with local authorities.Achieved superior performance recognition during CNOIVA and JSIVA assessments.

Master-at-Arms 2nd ClassNAS Whidbey Island, WashingtonPrimary Duties:Watch Commander Leadership & Law Enforcement Operations: Led and supervised Military Police personnel at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island, overseeing daily watch operations, incident response, and coordination with local and federal law enforcement agencies. Served as the primary Incident Commander for all law enforcement emergencies, ensuring the safety and security of personnel and property during high-risk situations.Incident Command & Resource Management: Directed law enforcement operations including traffic control, security patrols, and crime prevention. Managed the allocation of personnel, vehicles, and equipment to optimize readiness and coverage for law enforcement duties. Ensured adherence to legal protocols and proper incident documentation.Training & Community Relations: Enhanced the training and mentorship program for Military Police personnel, resulting in improved law enforcement skills and compliance with Navy regulations. Acted as a liaison between the Military Police and the installation community, fostering positive relationships and addressing security concerns.Key Accomplishments:Successfully led Military Police personnel through multiple high-stakes operations, maintaining order and security across the installation.Improved incident response times by implementing new patrol strategies and optimizing resource allocation.Enhanced training programs, increasing readiness and operational effectiveness.Recognized for outstanding leadership during command evaluations and inspections.Core Competencies:Incident Command, Law Enforcement Operations, Training and Development, Resource Management, Community Relations.

Master-at-Arms 3rd ClassCOMFLEACT Chinhae, South KoreaPrimary Duties:Watch Commander Leadership & International Relations:Led and supervised Military Police personnel at Commander Fleet Activities Chinhae (CFAC), a remote overseas installation in South Korea. Managed daily watch operations, ensuring seamless coordination with the Korean National Police (KNP) and U.S. military forces, maintaining a cohesive security posture.Incident Command & SOFA Expertise:Served as the primary Incident Commander for law enforcement and security emergencies, coordinating complex responses under the Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) with local authorities. Ensured compliance with both U.S. and South Korean legal standards, safeguarding personnel and assets.Law Enforcement & Training Operations:Directed law enforcement activities, including patrols, traffic control, and crime prevention. Provided specialized training on integration with the KNP and SOFA nuances, ensuring Military Police personnel were well-prepared for the unique challenges of a remote overseas environment.Resource & Operational Management:Managed the allocation of resources to maintain optimal law enforcement coverage and readiness, particularly during joint field training exercises (FTX) such as Ulchi Focus Lens, Ulchi Focus Guardian, Key Resolve, and Foal Eagle.Key Accomplishments:Led Military Police during critical FTX, recognized for integrating with KNP and U.S. military branches, enhancing security readiness.Expertly managed SOFA applications, maintaining strong diplomatic relations and operational efficiency.Developed an advanced training program for U.S. Military Police and KNP collaboration, improving operational success.Optimized patrol strategies and resource allocation, enhancing response times and law enforcement effectiveness.

Master-at-Arms SeamanNTTC Lackland Airforce Base, TexasPrimary Training:Law Enforcement Training: Completed the Master-at-Arms (MA) "A" School, a rigorous nine-week program designed to prepare Sailors for federal law enforcement and military police duties within the U.S. Navy.Security Operations: Trained in access control, naval installation protection, and response to security incidents, ensuring operational readiness.Weapons Handling & Use of Force: Acquired proficiency in small arms, non-lethal weapons, and the use-of-force continuum, focusing on threat assessment and response.Key Accomplishments:Successfully completed the MA "A" School, accredited by the Federal Law Enforcement Training Accreditation (FLETA) board.Demonstrated comprehensive readiness for deployment as a Military Police officer.

Seaman RecruitRTC Great Lakes, IllinoisPrimary Training:Basic Military Training: Completed a 9-week boot camp focusing on physical fitness, naval customs, military bearing, and seamanship.Military Indoctrination: Learned Navy values, including honor, courage, and commitment, while mastering military drills and formations.Physical Readiness: Participated in daily physical training, meeting Navy fitness standards through rigorous exercise regimens.Naval Academics: Studied essential naval knowledge, including shipboard organization, rank structure, naval history, and firefighting.Team Building: Engaged in exercises to develop teamwork and leadership, vital for military cohesion and effectiveness.Accomplishments:Graduated from RTC Great Lakes, meeting all physical, academic, and military standards.Recognized for leadership potential and adaptability in a challenging military environment.