GEOINT Mission lead, General Staff Chief of Intelligence (GSG2) Geospatial-Intelligence Directorate, DCOS INT/INT TAA (MoD)Mentors, trains, assists, advises the Afghan National Defense Security Force (ANDSF) agencies Geospatial-Intelligence staff throughout Afghanistan; with primary focus on the Ministry of Defense (MoD), Afghan National Army (ANA), General Staff Chief of Intelligence (GSG2), and Deputy of Geospatial-Intelligence (GEOINT) Directorate (GEOINT DIR). Responsible for the integration of GEOINT Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield (IPB), Common Operating Picture (COP), Imagery Analysis and Geospatial Data Management of the Afghan National Defense Security Force (ANDSF) agenciesAssists the Scan Eagle and AEROSTAT Advisors with the development of imagery analysis training and advising to include processing, exploitation and dissemination (PED) of imagery based products to include: full motion video (FMV), pan-chromatic, electric-optical (EO), synthetic-aperture RADAR (SAR), infrared (IR), and spectral (e.g., multispectral imaging and hyper spectral imagery) acquired from Afghan organic platforms and/or Coalition provided resourcesTrains, assists, advises the ANDSF GEOINT Analysts in basics of human geography techniques: monitor their area of responsibility, gather and evaluate human geographic data to build geospatial databases that serve as a foundation for analytic work. Mentored Integration of NMCC TOC DPED-CI environment with NMIC intelligence TPED for automation between all intelligence disciplines to include functionality within NIMSCreated and taught courses on data models, cartography, ISR, relational Data basing, algorithms, python programming, 3d modeling, Geographical information science, and human geography topics for continuing education of MOD officersStatistical analysis through GIS modeling; human geography studies for targeting purposes ie modeling average walking speed over given terrain

Performed analysis of military and civilian infrastructure and their interdependencies that underpin foreign military capabilities to reveal intentions and threats to support war fighters and policy makers- counter-facilitation.Provided timely, all-source intelligence research, specialized knowledge bases, analysis and reporting.Researched all intelligence sources to identify capabilities related to military and civilian infrastructures and resources of key personalities.Reviewed and maintained current databases (MIDB/GEMINI/FISHNet) to identify capabilities related to military and civilian infrastructures and resources.Developed specialized knowledge bases of capabilities specific to military /civilian infrastructures and resources through MULTI-INT data fusion to include SIGINT, GEOINT, IMINT, HUMINT.Added to, reviewed, and updated a knowledge base consisting of foundational data held in the MIDB/GEMINI and FISH- Net databases, contextual information shared through production and comprehensive assessments (Defense Intelligence Digest (DID), Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff briefing, PDB etc.).Analyzed infrastructure systems, both functional and reporting relationships, to identify vulnerabilities/weaknesses in terrorist groups.Analysis of regional Terrorist groups, political and social relationshipsEngaged in product coordination with analysts within IC as well as provide direct support to the various COCOMs.Prepared broad and complex all-source intelligence reports on specific foreign country / region infrastructure capabilities and developments.Counter Terrorism of North Africa and the Levant that Increases situational awareness through discovery and characterization of threats; identification of critical nodes; isolation of associated gaps; and fusion of data sets to broker and enable full spectrum operations.

Working as an IMINT/GEOINT Analyst assigned to the NGA Nuclear Materials Information Program (NMIP) pro-viding support for the National Presidential directive with analyzing policies and procedures to provide support and implementation of security measuresOrganizing, consolidating, and assessing information on worldwide nuclear material inventories, locations, and security status, and reporting on security and activity among the most vulnerable sites as identified by the NSCContributing geospatial intelligence reports for monitoring warhead and materials inventories, vulnerability assessments, and risk ratingsSOM - structured observation management, GERT graphical exploitation reporting tool and activity based Intelligence with GWOK geospatial observable web tool kit to answer KIQsMaintained databases on worldwide nuclear material inventories, locations, and security statusResearch analysis of WMD operations Trained new employees in NMIP analysis

Experience within Focal Point (FP), Alternate Compensatory Control Measures (ACCM) caveats, Special Access Programs (SAP), and Special Technical Operations (STO).Acquired significant GEOINT GIS Fusion cell and targeting Intelligence experience OCONUS; selected for service in the 4th BN 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment Airborne (SOAR)Delivered expert intelligence and geospatial analysis for the USSOCOM elements, and the 160th SOAR, as a Team Leader in the intelligence cycle in contingency, and training operationsFacilitated all phases of the F3EAD cycle with a multi intelligence discipline approach through Preparation of the Environment (PE); Tagging, Tracking and Locating (TTL) efforts; Information Operations (IO); Law Enforcement operations; and Unconventional Warfare (UW) in support of JSOC through full spectrum GIS operations that enhanced targeting packages with SIGINT, HUMINT, and other fusion products Provided support in the planning of over 60 missions, which resulted in the capture, and/or elimination of 10 HVIs, and developed and delivered GEOINT air mission briefings to the Ground Force Commander and Flight LeadProvided expert-level geospatial analysis in the development and analysis of helicopter landing zones, terrain and route modeling for rotary wing, and ground assets, building structural analysis, spatial and acoustic modelingSupported advanced force operations, reconnaissance and surveillance operations, emergency assaults, and post action and consequence management operations with direct analytical support to operations and providing direct analytical and targeting support to deployed SOF elementsGained experience as SSO with Focal Point (FP), Alternate Compensatory Control Measures (ACCM) caveats, Special Access Programs (SAP), and Special Technical Operations (STO) providing operational planning and Concept of Operations (CONOPs) support for the DoD

TrainingProspective Army Geospatial Intelligence Imagery Analysts spend the first 10 weeks of training at boot camp, even though it’s a non-combat MOS.After Basic Combat Training (BCT), recruits progress to Advanced Individual Training (AIT) for MOS 35G. Advanced Individual Training lasts 22 weeks for Army 35G MOS. AIT training takes place at Fort Huachuca in Arizona. Your training includes learning how to plan overhead and aerial imagery collection and using computer systems.Army MOS 35G recruits receive instruction on preparing maps, charts, and reports for Geospatial-Intelligence. Analysis of fixed/moving target indicators and other geospatial data gathering is emphasized during classroom instruction. National and regional security instruction