Security Training

Donald Jordan

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Port Charlotte, FL 33952

Cell: 239-***-****

Email: ********@***.***

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Summary

A Board Certified Homeland Security leader offering skills in management, budgets, executive

protection, training, leadership, physical security and more. Seeking an opportunity in physical

security / corporate security leadership. Active Secret Security Clearance.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice – Southwest University, Kenner, LA, Expected 2014

Associate Degree, General Studies/Criminal Justice – Central Texas College, Killeen, TX,2008

Professional Experience 22 Years

United States Army January 1990 to January 2013

Civil Military Operations Officer, Afghanistan & Germany August 2011 to January 2013

Relationship Management: Senior Manager accountable for advising the commander on relationships

between the civilian population and military operations including providing strategies on how to effectively

minimize civilian interference with military operations.

Leadership: Selected over 12 candidates by Battalion Commander to serve as the Battalion Civil Military

Operations Sergeant to the Commander and liaison to the Department of State because of exceptional

Leadership and Management skills in National Security Operations.

Budgetary Responsibility: Successfully maintained full accountability for $20M in program funds

including Profit and loss for Afghan National Security Force and Commanders Emergency Response

Program without incident by maintaining open communication channels by; efficiently disbursed pay

agents throughout Regional Command East Afghanistan and facilitated money for infrastructure and key

military equipment purchased for the country’s arm and its people.

Dignitary / Executive Protection: Provided Executive Protection for Provincial Afghanistan Governors

via Convoy and Helicopter Operations on numerous occasions in a high risk environment to include

coordinating advance security site procedures.

Antiterrorism Officer: Performed additional duties as Antiterrorism Officer Level II subject matter expert

as appointed by the Battalion Commander for 10 year anniversary 911 terrorism threats determined by

Commander RC East Afghanistan.

Liaison: Maintained superb communication with State Department and USAID to include briefing Field

Grade Officers on operational timeline and Civil Military projects in Area of Operations.

Disaster Relief: Facilitated supplies and aid to local Afghanistan villages and citizens through mounted

and dismounted patrols and increased the level of civil support to further counter insurgency operations

and decrease enemy attacks in area of operations.

Protective Security Detail Team Leader, Germany February 2011 to August 2011

Team Leadership: Platoon Sergeant and Team Leader of 14 man Protective Services Detachment

Platoon tasked with guarding the Brigade Command Team in train up and support of combat operation in

Afghanistan.

Trainer: Established and trained the Protective Security Detachment for a theater-wide Mission

Readiness Exercise to prepare for combat operations in Afghanistan. Facilitated training on vehicle

movement drills, Attack on principal, dismounted movement formations, advance operations, medical and

Counter Ambush Assault team operations.

Drill Sergeant, Georgia July 2008 to January 2011

Trainer: Performed readiness training for Infantry Training Platoon consisting of up to 60 Initial Entry

Training personnel, each a 14-week cycle. Transformed civilians into highly-competent, honorable and

confident soldiers while maintaining exceptional leadership and operational standards during training.

Marksmanship Instructor: Selected to serve as Company Basic and Advanced rifle Marksmanship

Instructor over 11 of peers. Instructed over 600 personnel in Combat Rifle Marksmanship to include

zeroing, grouping, reflex sight and maintenance procedures.

Physical Security: Managed the company physical security program that included key control and arms

room access rosters with no losses or breaches.

Lead Firearms Instructor: Instructed on numerous static and dynamic range training scenarios. As

Range Safety Officer, experience no injury or loss of life during my tenure.

Health Trainer: Instructed Army combat lifesaver course that included hemorrhage control, airway

management, treatment of a variety of different types of penetrating trauma, IV hypotensive fluid

resuscitation, chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive principles and triage and

evacuation. Facilitated training for over 1000 personnel.

Senior Career Counselor, North Carolina 2007 to June 2008

Senior Career Counselor: Formally recognized by winning the Commanding General’s award for top

retention Non-Commissioned Officer. Delivered 177% mission success for fiscal year, 2007 and retained

189 personnel. This led to 1.3 million dollars of total bonus money being paid to personnel.

Organizational Skills: Seamlessly counseled and maintained representation of 700 personnel’s

retention requests on a daily basis by employing strong organizational and human resource skills.

Developed a Battalion travel program to where he could rotate through the combat theater of operations

by vehicle or helicopter to fulfill retention requests on a regular basis.

Personnel Management: Managed and implemented 5 Company Reenlistment Non-Commissioned

officers to achieve a 100% rating on the Division Command Inspection Audit.

Weapons Squad Leader, New York and Iraq February 2006 to June 2008

Squad Leader: Managed oversight and supervision of maintenance of individual weapons,

organizational clothing, individual equipment and life support equipment in excess of $500K.

Professionally mentored and developed training for 9 personnel.

Executive Protection: Flawlessly executed convoy and VIP protection for numerous field grade officers

traveling through the area of operations by securing various routes of passage for their movement.

Maintained all levels of cordon security with no breaches or compromise.

Bradley Fighting Vehicle Section Leader, South Korea June 2005 to February 2006

Section Leader: Managed the duties as a Bradley fighting vehicle section leader in a forward deployed

Mechanized Infantry Company in the republic of Korea; responsible for the health, welfare, training, and

discipline of a 6 personnel Bradley section; ensures accountability and serviceability of all assigned

vehicles and equipment valued at over 3.0 million dollars.

Achievement Medal Recipient: Awarded impact Army Achievement Medal for leading a crew to

achieving a distinguished 10 perfect score on Fall Gunnery fiscal year 2005.

Personnel Recovery Team Leader, Korea February 2004 to June 2005

Team Leader: Airborne Pathfinder and Personnel Recovery Security Team Leader in the only dedicated

overwater and overland aviation personnel Recovery Company in the U.S. Army. Responsible for

helicopter landing zone reconnaissance, aircraft terminal guidance, external load operations, Combat

Search and Rescue, DART, and personnel recovery team operations, responsible for the health, welfare,

training, discipline, of 3 subordinates and life support and equipment valued at $300,000 dollars.

Operator: Spearheaded the integration, organization, and training of the Army’s first Overwater and

Overland Personnel Recovery unit. Coordinated and conducted five search and rescue operations with

United States Air Force Rescort A-10's.

Firearms: Trained his entire Team in advanced Rifle and Pistol Marksmanship to qualify expert with

primary and secondary weapon systems. Conducted Special Operations training on airfield security and

seizure.

Airborne Infantry Squad Leader, Career Counselor, NC December 1999 to January 2004

Squad Leader: Managed duties as a Squad Leader in an Airborne Infantry Company capable of

deploying worldwide by land, sea or air within 18 hours of notification in support of contingency or combat

operations. Had accountability for over $120,000 dollars worth of organic equipment.

Commanding General Award Winner: Won Commanding Generals retention award for championing a

152% mission success rate for fiscal year 2001. This action was key to national security by retaining

numerous paratroopers on duty for the start of the Global War on Terrorism operations.

Squad Leader: Secured US Army Special Operations training in house/building raids, vehicle/bus

assaults, hostage rescue, and door breaching . Advanced training in M-4 Carbine, 9MM Pistol, shoot

house, and Reflexive Fire Drills enabled his squad to maintain readiness for future combat operations.

Armorer: Directly managed maintenance operations in the company arms room receiving a superior

rating during two Division level Operational Readiness Surveys and Audits. The only company to achieve

this in the Battalion

Professional Affiliations / Certifications and Awards

• Council Member: ASIS Private Security Services Council 02/08 to 02/12

• Public Safety and Security, Urban Search and Rescue, National Emergency Management Teams ABCHS

• Military Committee Chairman, ATAB, Squad Designated Marksman Course, USAMU

• Emergency Medical Technician Basic, U.S. Army, Advanced Leaders Course, Henry Caro Non Commissioned

Officer School of Infantry

• US Army: 1 Meritorious Service Medal, 7 Army Commendation Medals, 9 Army Achievement Medals, 1

Valorous Unit Award, 1 Army Superior Unit Award, 1 Meritorious Unit Award

• Sensitive Security Information Certified, American Board for Certification in Homeland Security

• Certified Homeland Security, Level IV, American Board for Certification in Homeland Security

• Certified Protection Officer Instructor, International Foundation for Protection Officers

• Certified Master Anti Terrorism Specialist, Anti Terrorism Accreditation Board

• Sartech level III, National Association for Search and Rescue, Joint Special Operations University Introduction

to Irregular Warfare Course.

• Certificate In Executive Protection, International Foundation for Protection Officers

• Department of Defense,Antiterrorism Officer Basic Course Level II, United States Military Police School, Fort

Leonard Wood, MO, Asymmetric Warfare Group Combat Applications Course Level I, II

• Combative Trainer Course Level 1, Level 2 United States Army Combative School, Use of Force

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