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Training Supervisor

Location:

Virginia Beach, VA

Posted:

August 02, 2014

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LINCOLN C. BARHAM JR

**** ******* *****, ******** *****, Va. 23456

Email: ace7y0@r.postjobfree.com

Day Phone 202-***-****

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OBJECTIVE

I posses extensive field experience and training in debriefing, questioning and investigative

procedures while providing antiterrorism and force protection for military special mission units.

I seek a position in your organization where my counterintelligence/human intelligence

background and Middle Eastern cultural knowledge and language can be of use.

SECURITY CLEARANCE

Security Clearance Current: Adjudicated as of August 2013

Security Clearance Eligibility - TS/SCI/TK/HCS/G SSBI (In JPAS)

Current CI Scope Polygraph

EDUCATION

• Excelsior College – Obtaining B.A. in Humanities (Middle Eastern Cultural

Studies) (Online), Spring 2015

• Language – Modern Standard Arabic; Graduate; Defense Language Institute

(Nov 1998)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

10/2012 – 02/2014 Consultant, Senior Instructor

Raytheon Senior Consultant/Instructor/Signature Reduction Specialist Norfolk, Virginia

Salary: $96,000.00 per year Hours per week: 40

Supervisor: Serge Lord 757-***-**** Contact: Yes

• Currently provide subject matter expertise in instructional user level support to multiple

level DoD Signature Reduction courses of instruction.

• Review DoD Signature Reduction policy and implementation documents for inclusion

into course content.

• Perform resident podium instruction on Signature Reduction and Situational Awareness.

Mr. Barham provided instruction to junior, mid and senior level US Military, DoD

civilians and contractor personnel.

• Develop and prepare instructional material and products for Signature Reduction users in

the Instructional Systems Design (ISD) format. Mr. Barham ensured accuracy and

relevance to customer training requirements IAW USG authorities. Mr. Barham

analyzed, assessed and updated current curriculum to reflect ISD compliance.

• Assist in development and perform platform and field instruction for the Field Operators

Basic Course (FOBC).

• Create, implement and supervise the daily operations of the Defense Overt Strategic

Operations Course (DOSOC).

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9/2010 – 9/2012 Assistant Course Director

L-3 Communications/Engility Dam Neck Annex, Virginia Beach, Virginia

Salary: $105,000.00 per year Hours per week: 40

Supervisor: Anthony Prause 757-***-**** Contact: Yes

• Arranged, designed, implemented and led the instruction for the Marine Air Ground Task

Force Tactical Debriefer (TD) Basic Course.

• Supervised 12 L-3 Contract personnel as Site Lead in the instruction of the TD Course.

• Generated course outlines and media presentations based on current USMC debriefing

and questioning doctrine as curriculum developer.

• Worked in concert with DoD leadership to devise a program aimed at targeting specific

overseas collection agendas.

• Spearheaded duties and responsibilities in the absence of the military assigned TD Course

Director.

• Coordinated, constructed, organized and maintained presentations, hands on

demonstration instruction material, student to instructor practical application/exercise,

briefs and lectures that simulated real world operations in varying environments across

the military operational spectrum.

8/2009 – 8/2010 Curriculum Developer and Senior Instructor

C-HET Solutions Dam Neck Annex, Virginia Beach, Virginia

Salary: $95,000.00 per year Hours per week: 40

Supervisor: Jose Cabrera 800-***-**** Contact: Yes

• Performed duties and responsibilities in the absence of the military assigned TD Course

Director.

• Facilitated feedback to the United States Marine Corps and other DoD entities on all

matters regarding the Tactical Debriefer (TD) Course and CI/HUMINT related matters

that cross over into the TD Curriculum.

• Implemented direction given by the U.S. Marine Corps Director of Intelligence, the

Marine Corps CI/HUMINT Enterprise with regards to Tactical Debriefer operations.

Performed duties and responsibilities in the absence of the Course Director.

• Organized and maintained presentations, hands on demonstration instruction material,

student to instructor practical application/exercise, briefs and lectures that simulated real

world operations in varying environments across the military operational spectrum.

• Maintained general oversight of daily operations of the TD Course to include senior

instructor administrative support, instructor training and logistical support for the TD

curriculum along with assigning instructors to deliver platform instruction to the student

body.

• Supervised 12 contract employees in support MAGTF TD Basic Course.

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8/2008 – 8/2009 Curriculum Developer

Bowhead Technical & Professional Services Dam Neck Annex, Virginia Beach, Va.

Salary: $92,000.00 per year Hours per week: 40

Supervisor: Rik Dilgren (540) 644 –7640 Contact: Yes

• Incorporated lesson plans used in the tactical collection environment.

• Instituted training scenarios that included Counter-Terrorism, Counter-Sabotage, Counter-

Espionage and Counter-Subversion.

• Briefed individuals on aspects of insider threat and potential counter measures.

• Collaborated with Marine, Navy and Coast Guard subject matter experts in the fields of

Counter-Intelligence and Human Intelligence in support of the tactical collection

environment.

• Performed intelligence analysis in support of collection requirements.

• Incorporated Systems Approach to Training (SAT) standards to curriculum design.

8/2007 – 5/2008 U.S. Marine Corps Battalion Intelligence Operations Chief

2d Intelligence Battalion, Camp Lejeune, N.C.

Salary : $50,300.00 per year 40 Hours per week

Supervisor: Major Joe Burke 910-***-**** Contact: Yes

• Advised command leadership on asset deployment.

• Orchestrated troop movements in austere locations.

• Achieved 100% accountability of all collector movements in a deployed environment.

• Utilized knowledge of Intelligence Operations in support of deployed troops.

• Managed 500+ Marines deployed in support of overseas intelligence operations.

• Ensured deploying U.S. Marines in Topographical, Production and Analysis and Counter-

Intelligence/Human Intelligence occupations received enhanced training prior to overseas

deployment or other mission related assignments.

8/2006 – 8/2007 U.S. Marine Corps Counterintelligence Human Intelligence Chief

2d Intelligence Battalion, Camp Lejeune, N.C.

Salary : $50,300.00 per year 40 Hours per week

Supervisor: Major Joe Burke 910-***-**** Contact: Yes

• Executed duties as the Senior Enlisted Advisor to military operational planners

conducting kinetic operations in support of CI/HUMINT Source Operations, Anti-Force

Protection unit posturing and implementation of Operations Security Measures.

• Combined 50 Marine CI agents with sister service CI agents.

• Implemented training to improve mission related skills and core competencies unique to

CI/HUMINT missions and functions.

• Served as part of CI/ HUMINT executive staff (G2X), coordinating CI/HUMINT

priorities, operations and investigations within the MEF and externally with the Joint

Staff.

• Managed 55 Arabic civilian contract linguists performing duties as part of an exclusive

program embedded within the CI/HUMIT teams located throughout specific combat

related areas.

• Established contact and coordinate liaison with local, state and federal agencies to ensure

command-unique, highly specialized CI and HUMINT operations are successfully

executed.

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7/2003 – 8/2006 Counterintelligence Human Intelligence Inspector & Instructor

Joint Air Force Base Anacostia, Anacostia, Washington, DC

Salary: $41,227.20 per year 40 Hours per week

Supervisor: Major Bert Steele 703-***-****/98 Contact: Yes

• Advised senior executive military planners on employment of CI and technical

surveillance countermeasures.

• Instructed newly assigned Marines on methods to collect tactical information, conduct

interrogations, analyze intelligence, and produce finished intelligence products related to

terrorism, espionage, sabotage and subversion in support of Marines and other deployed

US forces.

• Prepared and coordinate the training of reserve Marines transitioning into the CI/HUMIT

field as a precursor for additional training as part of the formal Marine Air Ground Task

Force Counter Intelligence training course.

• Executed target package preparations in support of reserve 25 Marines deploying in

theater.

• Ensured reserve Marines were prepared for deployment in support of gaining command.

• Oversaw, coordinated and assisted 15 reserve Marines preparing capability briefs for

gaining commands.

7/2001 – 7/2003 Defense Attache Operations Non-Commissioned Officer, Collection Manager,

Asset Manager

Cairo, Egypt

Salary: $35,884.80 per year 40 Hours per week

Supervisor: Colonel Michaels (USA) 20 2 27972200 Contact: Yes

• Debriefed 60 U.S. military members associated with travel abroad in a professional and

personal capacity.

• Instituted multiple interview techniques while assisting in conducting interviews and/or

debriefings of DOD persons of interest.

• Served as the HUMINT collection requirements management desk officer within the

DAO and coordinating collection requirements with representative Army, Air Force and

Naval Attaches.

• Applied appropriate interview techniques during the conduct of numerous interviews

and/or debriefings of persons of interests.

• Ensured approval of DoD personnel, aircraft and ship clearances through coordination

with the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

• Maintained various intelligence collection automated databases for the Defense Attaché

Office abroad, to include the source registry.

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4/2001 – 6/2001 Student, Defense Intelligence Agency, Joint Military Attache Course

(JMAS)

Joint Air Force Base Anacostia Anacostia, Washington, DC.

Salary: $26,362.80 per year 40 Hours per

week

Supervisor: Brad Bennett 202-***-**** Contact: Yes

• Performed Risk Analysis; Risk Management.

• Participated Contingency Planning and Crisis Management; Digital Photography.

• Conducted Intelligence Analysis; Intelligence Planning and Strategies; Terrorism

Analysis.

• Received Joint Personnel Recovery Agency training.

• Performed Collection Management activities.

• Obtained detailed information reporting and writing procedures.

1/2000 – 5/2000 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit Special Operations Capable

I Marine Expeditionary Force, Camp Pendleton, CA.

Salary: $24,036.00 per year 40 Hours per week

Supervisor: CWO2 Lawrence 760-***-**** Contact: Yes

• Performed Intelligence Information Operations

• Trained in Deception Operations; Surveillance-Counter-Surveillance.

• Provided Middle Eastern Customs, Culture and Language Instruction.

• Evaluated Multidiscipline Counterintelligence Threat and Vulnerability Assessments.

• Conducted Interviews, Interrogations and Debriefings.

• Supported Special Operations units, tactics, and techniques.

6/1996 – 4/2001 Counterintelligence/Human Intelligence Marine

I Marine Expeditionary Force, Camp Pendleton, CA.

Salary: $23,166 per year 40 Hours per week

Supervisor: Master Gunnery Sergeant Sanchez 703-***-**** Contact: Yes

• Oversaw Counterintelligence Operations and Training.

• Performed Human Intelligence Operations.

• Obtained Training in Investigations.

• Conducted Surveillance/Counter-Surveillance/Technical Surveillance Operations.

• Operated in Surveillance Detection teams.

• Received training in Counter-Terrorism, Counter-Espionage, Counter-Subversion,

Counter-Sabotage Operations.

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1/1994 – 6/1996 Motor Transport Licensing Examiner/Vehicle Operations Manager

1st Marine Division, Camp Pendleton, California

Salary: $18,370 40 Hours per week

Supervisor: Master Gunnery Sergeant Walls 760-***-**** Contact: Yes

• Managed and coordinated garrison mobile equipment for the 1st Marine division.

• Administered DoD exams to Marines and Sailors attempting to obtain tactical

drivers licenses.

1/1990 – 12/1993 U.S. Embassy Marine Security Guard

Marine Corps Embassy Security Group, Quantico, Virginia

Salary: $12,940 40 Hours per week

Supervisor: Colonel Frank E. Wendling 703-***-**** Contact: Yes

• Served at American Embassy, East Germany, East Berlin (Jan 1990 – Jan 1991).

• Served at American Embassy, Dakar Senegal, West Africa (Jan 1991 – Jul 1992).

• Served at American Embassy, Brussels, Belgium (Jul 1992 – Dec 1993).

• Provided internal security to U.S. Embassy personnel, equipment and documents.

• Protected vital documents important to U.S. national security.

• Supported security measures to protect U.S. Citizens abroad.

TRAINING & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Career Development and Training Class

Date

Raytheon Six Sigma Certified Oct 2013

Reid Center, Norfolk, Virginia

Defense Intelligence Agency Information Systems Design (ISD) Apr

2013

Reid Center, Norfolk, Virginia

Travel Security Training Course 13-02 Jan 2013

Defense Logistical Operations Center, Landover Maryland

Joint Operations Support Basic Course (JOSTC 13-01) Dec

2013

Defense Logistics Operation Center, Landover Maryland

United State Marine Corps Curriculum Administrators Course Sep

2009

Dam Neck Annex, Virginia Beach, Virginia

United States Marine Corps Formal School Instructors Course (FSIC) May

2009

Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, Jacksonville, North Carolina

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Joint Personal Recovery Agency (JPRA) Personnel Recovery Nov

2008

DIA Headquarters, Joint Military Attaché School, Joint Base Anacostia, Washington, D.C.

Joint Personnel Recovery Agency (JPRA) Reintegration Team Nov

2008

DIA Headquarters, Joint Military Attaché School, Joint Base Anacostia, Washington, D.C.

John Reid and Associates Advanced Course Interviewing and Interrogation Jul 2007

Camp Lejeune Marine Corps Base, Jacksonville, North Carolina

Basic Airborne Parachutist Qualified Feb

2006

Fort Benning, Georgia

United States Air Force Special Operations School Dec

2005

Middle Eastern Orientation Course (MEOC) (JSOA), Hurbult Field AFB, Florida

U.S. Marine Corps Martial Arts Combat Instructor (MCMAP) Green Belt Aug

2005