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Honorable Michael Burns, 4th District

Graduate of Mitchell Hamline School of Law

City Attorney’s Office-Criminal Division

Office of the Public Defender

White House Military Office

BN Operations Officer; Site Support Executive OfficerCoordinate operations for 900 reserve Military Police officers across 9 units, 9 states, and 5 time zones. Supervise training and operations: military weapons, small/medium/large unit tactics; operational planning and design; quality assurance; mission assurance/continuity of operations; law enforcement proficiency and qualification sustainment; global force readiness management.Staff supervisor for approximately 75 active duty Marines in 9 states; coordinate day-to-day operations, administration, logistics/supply, communication, intelligence & security, training and standardization.

Directed/Led 13 geographically dispersed Police Mentor Teams conducting counter insurgency operations and the establishment of rule of law across Afghanistan. Responsible for the performance and well-being of police training teams operating within NATO Regional Commands South, East, North, West, and Capital. Directed and supervised the performance of multiple teams in support of strategic objectives and local governance. Accepted command of 13 Afghan National Security Forces training sites with an across-the-board "self-sustainment" rating average of 53%. Transitioned all sites ahead of schedule with "self-sustainment" rating of 100% (i.e. able to operate independent of US/NATO forces); trained and graduated over 10,000 Afghan security forces (uniformed police, border police, civil order police, judiciary police, military police); developed and executed training and mobilization plan for nearly 150 Marine reservists across 8 sites in 7 states ensuring readiness for accelerated deployment in under 90 days.Supervised welfare, readiness, performance, and discipline of approximately 130 personnel at geographically dispersed outposts supervising: combat operations, administration, security, standardization and sustainment, life support and logistics.

Site Commander, USMC Reserve Training Center, Twin Cities. Directed the actions of active component site support personnel in the daily execution of operations, training, administration, logistics, supply, communications, and security in support of a Marine Reserve unit of 150 military police officers. Responsible for overseeing the training, readiness, and standardization of Reserve unit personnel and mission accomplishment.Division Provost Marshal: subject matter expert on law enforcement matters and combat policing skills for 4th Marine Infantry Division.

24th Marine Expeditionary Unit:Lead planner for international training operations in Israel, Romania, Jordan, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, Djibouti. Coordinated security and all-phases planning of CJCS named exercises in Oman, Israel, Jordan, Romania, and Qatar. Responsible for the planning, integration, and direction of security programs to provide all-hazards risk mitigation during overseas operations. Direct liaison with Department of State Regional Security Officers (RSOs) and foreign national law enforcement agencies.MAGTF Provost Marshal: USMC Law Enforcement representative during Counter-Piracy Opeartions in Gulf of Aden. Supervised USMC Military Police support to detention of captured pirates aboard US Navy ships. Provided subject matter expertise and advice to DoD, DoJ, and DoS planners and agencies. Ensured adherence to applicable laws and standards.Member of Crisis Action Team planning cell: participated in emergency/contingency planning as subject matter expert for law enforcement and security.

Lead Action Officer for 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit (lead unit) during planning, preparation, and execution of New York Fleet Week.Coordinated USMC on-the-ground support and participation with US Navy, Coast Guard, and City of New York. Law Enforcement liaison to Coast Guard, NY/NJ Port Authority, and NYPD.

24th Marine Expeditionary Unit:Chief USMC Law Enforcement official for Kandahar and Helmand provinces; Detentions Officer; Current Operations Officer; Military Working Dog (K9) Officer-in-Charge; US Customs Enforcement Officer

Attended/Graduated from Military Police Captain's Career Course (formerly MP Officer Advanced School); awarded Masters of Art in Business and Organizational Security Management, Webster University, St. Louis, MO

Developed, planned, supervised the execution of base-wide law enforcement operations for installation of 30,000 occupants. Led and oversaw the training and employment of a 200-Marine "police-department" to include patrol, criminal investigation division, special reaction team, and military working dogs ensuring standardization, sustainment, and incorporation of best practices.

Supervised Police Services: court liaison office, records office, physical security/crime prevention office, community policing officer, special projects office, facilities development, school resources and security planning, inter-agency liaison

Commanded two 40-man patrol sections supervising 24/7 execution of installation law enforcement mission; incident/crisis response; community interaction; protection services; emergency vehicle operation; inter-agency coordination.Responsible for the enforcement of installation regulations and Virginia statutes, compliance with professional standards and performance, and the welfare of an 85 square mile/20,000 person jurisdiction.

Fixed-Wing/Tactical Strike Jet pilot-in-training; discontinued due to injuries sustained from in-flight canopy failure during training. Certified and completed training on T-34 “Turbo Mentor” (VT-3) and T-2C “Buckeye” (VT-9). Partially completed T-45C “Goshawk” (VT-7) syllabus before medical disqualification due to in-flight injury. Re-designated as Military Police Officer (January 2004).