Russell "Russ" Treider, Jr. Email & Phone Number

Bryan–College Station, Texas, United States

Institute for Law Enforcement and Protective Services Excellence. Instructs and facilitates management-level FEMA/DHS courses relating to the protection of critical infrastructure, risk assessment and management, security, resilience, threat and hazard identification to law enforcement, public safety professionals, emergency managers and critical infrastructure owners/operators around the United States.

College Station-Bryan Area

College Station, Texas, United States

College Station, Texas

Opened hotel in 08/2018. Built their entire physical security network from the ground up while also assisting the engineering/facilities department. Hand-picked to build their very successful COVID defense plan. Position eliminated along with most others there due to COVID which led to the two part-time positions above.

Bryan/College Station, Texas Area

Senior Chief Master-at-Arms (E-8/MACS).Navy Recruiting District HoustonAs Leading Chief for the Navy Recruiting Station in College Station, TX, I was responsible for the leadership and guidance of four senior recruiters, building tomorrow's Navy with limited manpower and funding. We prepare young future Sailors for their new careers, and screening potential applicants.• I evaluated potential candidates for service in the U.S. Navy to include legal screening, intelligence testing, medical, physical and mental abilities.• I’ve had to sharpen superior communication skills, important in dealing with potential service members and their families.• I provided direct evaluation of administrative activities to make program level recommendations for overall improvements, providing technical guidance and direction for analysis, evaluation, planning, coordination, and development of data, information, policies, regulations, procedures and requirements.• I review regulations, directives, orders and other regulatory guidance’s to determine the short and long term/range effects that they will have on the command. I also make the Director and higher chain of command aware of any issues and effects that regulatory guidance’s will have on the various business components within the command.• In this job you must have excellent speaking, listening, writing and interaction skills and abilities.• I have excellent customer and public service skills; demonstrated the ability to work with public and private agencies to obtain information and or evidence dealing with criminal cases.• I advise, counsel and instruct individuals and groups of both civilian and military personnel in all administrative matters.

Capital Area, Bahrain

Senior Chief Master-at-Arms (E-8/MACS).Naval Security Forces, BahrainWearing several hats in the Navy's largest military police force, I primarily served as the Supervisory Criminal Investigator for the Criminal Investigations Division (CID), directing eight criminal investigators through the successful processing of over 76 cases of criminal activity and violations of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). In addition I served as the Senior Enlisted Leader for seven different divisions and 86 personnel including the following divisions: Antiterrorism, CID, Weapons, Training, Administration, Medical and Supply. I orchestrated the daily support for the security and police operations of over 750 military police Master-at-Arms.Forward deployed security operations.Awarded the Navy & Marine Corps Commendation Medal.

Greater San Diego Area

Reported as Chief Master-at-Arms (E-7/MAC), promoted to Senior Chief Master-at-Arms (E-8/MACS).Afloat Training Group San DiegoAs a Master Training Specialist and the Leading Chief, I led and managed the training operations of two divisions (Antiterrorism and Visit, Board, Search & Seizure (VBSS/Anti-Piracy)) comprised of 34 senior enlisted personnel responsible for training, observing, evaluating and critiquing shipboard training teams and personnel on both antiterrorism tactics and small boat boarding and room clearing tactics, preparing these ships to deploy into harm's way. My influence insured the safe conduction of 44 high-risk training evolutions involving over 9,000 Sailors. My Sailors were awarded as Trainer of the Year, two Trainers of the Quarter and three Sailors of the Quarter. As the command's Antiterrorism Officer, I rebuilt/revised the documented plans and instructions keeping up with current requirements while exceeding the Fleet mandated active shooter exercise training. I was hand-selected to travel to Florida two weeks to write and revise the Navy-wide promotion exams, validating 1,790 questions, reviewing 189 questionable questions, and writing 309 new questions impacting 4,700 Sailors. Attended the Navy's Senior Enlisted Academy at the Naval War College in Newport, RI, specifically training on upper management leadership. Prepared and executed Naval Surface Forces' tri-annual inspection of the command's antiterrorism plan, resulting in zero hits and compliments from the entire Force's antiterrorism officer. Awarded the Navy & Marine Corps Commendation Medal and Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal.

Greater San Diego Area

Chief Master-at-Arms (E-7/MAC).USS Mobile Bay (CG 53) - Guided Missile CruiserIn addition to my primary role as ship's Chief of Police/Sheriff, I served as the senior enlisted Department Leading Chief for the following divisions: Administration, Navigation, Medical, and Maintenance/Material Management (3M). I led seven other Chiefs in these management of these divisions and it's 27 Sailors and two junior officers. As the ship's police, I enforced good order and discipline, investigated 56 crimes and/or violations of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), while having zero incidents of behavior while in foreign ports throughout Asia and the Middle East. Conducted interviews and interrogations, collected evidence, etc. Ran an aggressive urinalysis testing program, finding eight personnel to be violating drug policies and keeping the ship safe. As the Antiterrorism/Force Protection Training Team Coordinator, ensured the highest levels of readiness while deployed overseas in hostile territory, and leading to superb grades when inspected by higher echelon. One of my Sailors was awarded the Senior Sailor of the Year award for the ship for 2013. My department's divisions achieved the highest scores on the 3M and Medical inspections for the Pacific Fleet. Served as Gunnery Liaison Officer and Antiterrorism Watch Officer with weapons release authority to protect the ship from small boat attack directing 25mm cannon, M2 .50 caliber and M240 7.62mm machine gun fire, coordinating and communicating the course of action to 16 gun mounts and it's 20 personnel. As non-lethal weapons instructor and small arms weapons marksmanship instructor and range safety officer, I safely trained and qualified over 90 Sailors on these weapon systems.Deployed twice to the North Arabian Gulf in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom. Awarded two Navy & Marine Corps Achievement Medals. Requalified as Surface Warfare Specialist.

Jackson, Mississippi Area

Reported as a Master-at-Arms First Class (E-6/MA1), promoted to Chief Master-at-Arms (E-7/MAC).Naval Air Station, Meridian, MSAs Chief of Police my final seven months, and Department Leading Petty Officer the remaining time, I was responsible for the direction and management of an integrated division of 75 military police, DoD police and contract security guards protecting the base. I served on the installation Training Team responsible for conducting realistic scenario training to prepare personnel and equipment to react to incidents. On short notice, I assembled a multi-agency police, security and emergency management response team comprised of over 90 personnel to provide a secure environment for the Blue Angels Air Show. As small arms weapons marksmanship instructor and range safety officer, I qualified over 140 military, DoD, reserve military and contract security personnel on pistol, rifle and shotgun. Assistant Command Criminal Investigator, assisting the sole Criminal Investigator in the collection of evidence, questioning/interviewing and documentation of 13 cases. Developed, implemented and ensured the success of a new weapons qualification plan for 140 personnel. Hand-selected as the armed escort for then Presidential Candidate Senator John McCain during a high-visibility visit at the Blue Angels air show.Completed a one year volunteer individual augmentee deployment to Iraq with SEAL forces (SEAL Teams 3 & 5, Special Operations Task Force-West) in 2010.Recognized as the Senior Sailor of the Year in 2009. Awarded a Navy & Marine Corps Commendation Medal, two Navy & Marine Corps Achievement Medals and the Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal.

Iraq

Reported as a Master-at-Arms First Class (E-6/MA1), promoted to Chief Master-at-Arms (E-7/MAC).SEAL Teams 3 & 5 (Special Operations Task Force-West)Conducted support for full spectrum special operations in support of US Forces-Iraq and the Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force-Arabian Peninsula. Deployed to Ramadi and Fallujah, Iraq, conducting operations in the Al Anbar province. As the Force Protection and Detainee Operations Leading Chief, he was responsible for the management and leadership of 20 personnel around five SEAL compounds around the province. His team ran two Special Operations detainee collection points in the safe, meticulous and efficient processing, screening and transferring of over 30 warranted detainees captured on 24 direct action raids, improving the safety and security of civilians, US and Iraqi forces throughout the province. In addition to his Sailors, he managed the physical security of a 10-acre Top-Secret compound and the 35-man Iraqi Provincial Security Force required to protect the outer perimeter from attack. Served as MRAP and HMMWV (Humvee) Driver and Gunner for 36 tactical convoys, 10 reconnaissance operations and four Key Leader Engagements. Two of his Sailors were awarded as junior Sailors of the quarter. Awarded a Navy & Marine Corps Commendation Medal. Re-qualified as an Expeditionary Warfare Specialist.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

Reported as Master-at-Arms Second Class (E-5/MA2), promoted to Master-at-Arms First Class (E-6/MA1).Mobile Expeditionary Security Squadron 6Deployed on short-notice to provide antiterrorism and force protection for ships, aircraft and other high value assets worldwide. Mission Commander, Tactical Supervisor/Actions Officer (weapons release authority) and Team Lead responsible for supervising, developing and mentoring 13 junior Sailors. Coordinated with US and Allied ships to deconflict tactical environment. Also served as Small Arms Weapons Marksmanship Instructor and Weapons Range Safety Officer, training both his entire 85 man detachment, 270 Navy Reservists and 210 Iraqi Marines. Additionally served as a Training Supervisor for non-lethal weapons. Was awarded the Top Gun award at the Armed Sentry course, and served on the All-Navy Shooting Team 2006-2008. Setup the first Designated Marksman program for the squadron. Awarded three Navy & Marine Corps Achievement Medals. Earned Expeditionary Warfare Specialist and Air Warfare Specialist certifications. Completed two deployments to Iraq and Bahrain.

San Antonio, Texas Area

Damage Controlman and Master-at-Arms Second Class (E-5/DC2/MA2).Naval Technical Training Center, Lackland AFBStudent at Master-At-Arms "A" School at the Military Police Academy. Awarded the Distinguished Graduate and Honor Graduate awards.

Providence, Rhode Island Area

Damage Controlman Second Class (E-5), training to be a Master-At-Arms.Officer Training Command NewportDeveloped a training program for over-water Warning Shot Policy, facilitating training to over 100 personnel. Performed and assisted in the running of multiple drill scenarios. Escorted a high-profile prisoner to the Regional Airport, protecting the prisoner and public. Inventoried/organized a supply locker of over $300,000 of security items.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

Damage Controlman Second Class (E-5).USS Mount Whitney (LCC 20)Security Watch Commander and Division Work Center Supervisor. Ship Self Defense Team Leader, Duty Fire Marshal, Training Petty Officer. Replaced fire main valves, night-shift supervisor, inventory, repair, ordering equipment. Managed and led seven personnel in the maintenance and upkeep of damage control equipment, and three personnel in the protection of the ship and enforcing good order and discipline. Managed a $250,000 budget. Deployed twice to the Arabian Gulf for the initial Iraq invasion and the Horn of Africa for anti-piracy operations.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

Reported as a Deck Seaman (E-3/SN), promoted twice to Damage Controlman (Firefighter) Third Class (E-4/DC3) and Damage Controlman Second Class (E-5/DC2).USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71)Deck seamanship, fire-fighting, maintenance man, trained junior personnel, equipment inventory. Started as a Deck Seaman conducting ship's line handling, anchor maneuvering, painting, cleaning, etc. After promotion served as Work Center Supervisor. Overhauled pumps, issued Chemical, Biological and Radiological-Defense gear. Managed 90 breathing apparatus lockers with 1,100 cylinders, 8 recharge stations and auxiliary equipment. Earned Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist certification. Deployed once on Sep. 19th, 2001 for the initial start of Operation Enduring Freedom in the North Arabian Gulf conducting strike flight operations in Afghanistan.

Greater Chicago Area

Reported as a Seaman Apprentice (E-2), promoted to Seaman (E-3).Naval Training Center Great LakesSeamanship and job-specific training prior to first fleet assignment.

Greater Chicago Area

Seaman Recruit (E-1), meritoriously promoted to Seaman Apprentice (E-2).Recruit Training Center Great LakesBasic Training (Boot Camp).

Leadership Major, Military Science And History Minors

Joint Professional Military Education, Senior Enlisted Leadership, Joint Military Studies

Organizational Leadership

Senior Enlisted Academy, Class 191 Red

Professional, Senior Enlisted Primary Professional Military Education

Associate Of Arts (Aa), Criminal Justice

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