AT/FP Available Talent Medical 

25+ years: Security Specialist 81150, Security Forces 3P071, Ground Combat Instructor- TCCC, IMT/SUT, Weapons, CQC, CIED, AT/FP, Tac Comm, EMT-B, Secret, AACTS, AACJ

Clearance:
Secret

Date of Clearance Adjudication:
07/31/2011

Availability:
October 01, 2015 – September 30, 2017

Disability:
None

Current Passport:
Yes
Expiration Date – 07 April 2025

Desired Location:
Stateside – Colorado
Overseas – Afghanistan, Angola, Iraq, Israel, Kenya, Libya, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan, Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Africa, Sudan, Syria,

Highlight Write Up:
Looking for employment in security related or ground combat training fields OCONUS. Detailed resume availible upon request.

Geo Location:
Tikrit, Iraq – Duration: 6 months
Kirkuk, Iraq – Duration: 8 months
Taif, Saudi Arabia – Duration: 6 months

Work Experience:

Town of Guernsey Ambulance/ Fire Department Volunteer

2/2013 – Present

Responds to medical incidents and emergency rescue and fire; provides support functions, including vehicle and equipment maintenance, emergency responses, records and reporting duties, and emergency medical treatment including but not limited to medical emergencies and trauma emergencies.  Plans, organizes, directs and controls fire/rescue and medical service functions within applicable laws, codes, rules and regulations. Train department personnel on various subjects relating to EMS umbrella.

USAF 620th Ground Combat Training Sq

3/2011 – 12/2014

Instructor Combat Airmen Skills Training

 Assigned to 620th Ground Combat Skills training Center, Camp Guernsey Wy.. Instructor for Ground Combat Skills Training. Coordinate plans, programs and schedules with other unit sections and student population ensuring smooth operations and optimal execution of course.  Provide instruction for non-combat MOS/AFSC in small unit tactics, urban warfare, close quarters combat, tactical vehicle operations/ mounted ops, TCCC, CIED, Land Navigation, and communications. Train students in instructional and qualification firing, firearms safety, small arms mechanical operations, basic range operations and small arms preventive maintenance along with EST 2000 simulator training. Develop and maintains effective working relationships with AETC, 2 AF and US Army. Additional duties include develop goals and objectives that integrate into organization to meet current objectives. Researches, interprets, develops and applies curriculum for Combat Airman Skills Training (CAST). Provide counsel to airmen regarding policies, procedures, and directives of leadership. Ensure students are advised of organization policy and procedures to assure student satisfaction and resolve problems that arise. Ensure assigned subordinates provide students guidance and training above and beyond requirements. Maintain and construct ranges to encompass full spectrum of training requirements.  Operate machinery and heavy equipment for maintenance. Responsible for training new cadre and developed access database to track cadre training and annual requirements. (Contact

USAFR 310th Security Forces Sq

3/1997 – 11/2011

NCOIC Training/ Senior AGR/ S2

 Air Force specialty code 3P071. Perform duties as Squad Leader/ S2/ AT-FP Advisor/ NCOIC Training/ NCOIC Resources and Supply/ Security Manager and Asst Ops Superintendent for Air Base Defense operations unit, with mission requirements for small unit tactics( urban warfare, rural warfare, close quarters combat, etc), tactical vehicle operations/ mounted ops, TCCC, CIED, Land Navigation, and communications for deployable Unit Type Codes (UTC’s) consisting of 63 personnel. Coordinated all aspects of the unit for wartime requirements. Train troops in instructional and qualification firing, firearms safety, small arms mechanical operations, basic range operations and small arms preventive maintenance. As security manager was responsible for 63+ personnel security accounts, unit INFOSEC program, COMSEC account for tactical communications, COMPUSEC and physical security of assets assigned to the unit. As AT-FP advisor trained all unit personnel on AT/FP level 1, assisted host base units with threat assessments and in deployed locations.  Complied and input SORTS and ART reports for unit. Developed, monitored, tracked all aspects of unit and developed computer based programs for tracking training, resources and deployment status. (Contact

USAF 90th Ground Combat Training Sq

5/2009 – 10/2010

NCOIC Combat Airmen Skills Training

Assigned to 90th Ground Combat Skills training Center, Camp Guernsey Wy.. NCOIC Ground Combat Skills Training. Supervise a 20 member section of the 90th GCTS. Develop goals and objectives that integrate into organization to meet current objectives. Researches, interprets, develops and applies curriculum for Combat Airman Skills Training (CAST). Coordinate plans, programs and schedules with other unit sections and student population ensuring smooth operations and optimal execution of course. Provide counsel to airmen regarding policies, procedures, and directives of leadership. Ensure students are advised of organization policy and procedures to assure student satisfaction and resolve problems that arise. Ensure assigned subordinates provide students guidance and training above and beyond requirements. Additional duties include instruction for students in small unit tactics, urban warfare, close quarters combat, tactical vehicle operations/ mounted ops, TCCC, CIED, Land Navigation, and communications. Train students in firearms safety, small arms mechanical operations, instructional and qualification firing, basic range operations and small arms preventive maintenance. Develop and maintains effective working relationships with AETC, 2 AF and US Army. (Contact

USAF 506 ESFS

7/2008 – 2/2009

FOB Warrior, Kirkuk Iraq

NCOIC S2

 Assigned to 506th ESFS in support of MND-North. Duties consisted of NCOIC S2 for the 506th ESFS conducting base defense mission. Collected, analyzed and disseminated intelligence from multiple data sources to include collection from human sources. Analyzed and tracked insurgent TTP trends and weapons implementation based on full spectrum conditions for Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield. Created intelligence reports and briefings available to all agencies assigned to FOB Warrior conducting current combat operations within the battle space.

USAF HQ AFSPC/A7

6/2007 – 6/2008

LOGDET Advisor/ Ground Combat Skills Trainer

Worked with 90 Ground Combat Skills training Center, Camp Guernsey Wy.. Duties consisted of instruction for students in small unit tactics, urban warfare, mounted operations, land navigation and weapons training for troops deploying to non-permissive environments. Additionally was advisor to all AFSPC Security Forces deployable UTC\\\’s to ensure proper individual combat equipment and LOGDETs were prepared and ready to meet Designed Operational Capability (DOC) statement requirements for rapid deployment.

USAF/ USA 732 EMSG Det 1

6/2006 – 12/2006

COB Spiecher, Tikrit Iraq

Squad Leader

 Assigned to 732 EMSG Det 1 in support of MNDI-North, COB Speicher Iraq. Performed Duties as squad leader for L&O mission for US Army Duties consisted of FOB Security duties; respond to hostile attacks with Army Response forces (BRF/QRF), Convoy vehicle search procedures, AT/FP assessments and a multitude of other tasks.  High concentration in cordon and search operations of Third Country National and Local National living areas for Counter Intelligence operations with cooperation with civilian L-3 HUMINT teams, Army CID, Army Intel and AFOSI.

Federal Bureau of Prisons/ ADX SuperMax

9/1995 – 10/1996

Florence, Co US

Corrections Officer, GS-0007

As a correctional officer, held a variety of positions to include a Housing Unit Officer, Tower Officer, Corridor Officer and Control Room Officer. As a Housing Unit Officer, supervised inmates, searched inmates/property/cells, inventoried property and equipment, feed inmates, handcuffed and restrained inmates and accomplished all required paperwork for the shift. As Tower Officer, stood watch for zones and areas, monitored inmate calls, maintained and secured weapons. As Corridor officer, searched and secured the institution, supervised inmate work details, processed inmates into the institution, and ran counts. All positions responsible for emergency response during code red situations.

EDUCATION:

AMERICAN MILITARY UNIVERSITY

Charles Town, WV US

Associate Degree/ Certificate

 79 Semester Hours

 Major:  Counter Terrorism Studies with Certificate in Terrorism Studies

 GPA: 3.18

 COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF AIR FORCE

 Maxwell AFB, Al US

 Associate Degree

 61 Semester Hours

 Major: Criminal Justice

 GPA: 3.5

JOB RELATED TRAINING:

USAF Security Specialist Course L3ABR81130-003/10/1990/ USAF

Ground Combat Skills Course Level 1/ 11/1990/ US Army

USAF Security Managers Course 03/2001

USAF SORTs Data Handler Course 10/2001

Air Force Training Course 06/2001

USAF Workgroup Managers Course 10/2003

Silver Flag, Desert Warfare Training /1995/2006 USAF

RTO Scope Shield II Class, Silver Flag /1995/ RACAL

Phoenix Readiness Squad Ops Course: 97Y/1999/ USAF

AT/FP Level II 2001/ 2004/ USAF

Bold Lightning/ Urban Warfare School, Camp Gruber 08/2003/ USAF NG

High Risk Security Operations/ 02/2006/ Blackwater

Patriot Defender Combat Skills Course 07/2008

Cubic EST 2000 Operator 04/2011

CIED Train the Trainer, JATAC 06/2011

EMT-B 05/2013 ReCert- 12/2016

National Registered EMT 03/31/2018

Open Water Dive 08/2015

Tactics Instructor (Dismounted and Mounted)(Urban and Rural)

Weapons Instructor

TCCC Instructor

LUCAS 2 Instructor 08/2015

M4 Carbine, Expert, USAF

M9 Pistol, Expert, USAF

M203, USAF

M240, USAF

M249, USAF

M24, USAF

M870 Shotgun, USAF and DOJ/BOP

M107 and AK-47 experience

MRAP Qualified

Up Armored HMMWV Qualified

Bearcat Qualified