Project Manager Air Force

VINCE BUSTILLO

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Mobile: 757-***-****

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

PROFILE

Solutions-focused, diligent self-starter with a comprehensive background in investigations, counterintelligence,

and counterterrorism analysis. Proven success in accurately reporting relevant and logical intelligence in high

pressure, deadline-driven environments. Calm demeanor in the face of difficulties; ability to guide professional

intelligence collectors to obtain necessary information. Reputation for integrity, dedication, and work ethic.

Motivates and energizes diverse cross-functional teams as a key resource, critical thinker, and out-of-the-box

problem solver, with the philosophy of leading by example.

CORE COMPETENCIES

Intelligence and Security Analysis; Investigations; Interviewing; Interrogations; Combat Leadership;

Counterintelligence Operations; Cyber Crimes; Counterinsurgency; Fraud; Expert Marksman (M11 and M4);

Narcotics; Theft; Rape; Homicide; Suicide; Proactive Problem Solving; Decision-Making; Briefings;

Presentations; Oral & Written Communications; Collaborative Teamwork; Process Improvement

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Special Agent In Charge

USAF AFOSI Detachment 225 10/2009-07/2011

Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico US

Supervisor: Colonel Humberto Morales, 757-***-****

Play a key role as the first-ever enlisted Special Agent-In-Charge of Detachment 225, Holloman AFB, NM, with

responsibility for leading 10 Special Agents and one Knowledge Operations Manager. Diligently manage

investigations surrounding violent crimes, fraud, theft of government property, narcotics, Counterintelligence (CI),

and Research Development/Technology Protection, in support of the 49th Wing, Holloman AFB, NM.

Track investigative activity such as interviews and interrogations, as well as oversee the use of confidential

informants for target coverage and productivity to locate and neutralize threats. Train, mentor, and supervise a

cross-functional team of assigned agents on defensive tactics, investigative tradecraft, evidence handling, and

administration. Closely evaluate investigative programs (Weapons, Emergency Funds, Evidence) for compliance.

Apply strategic planning, prioritization, and management skills toward consistently achieving critical deadlines

while maintaining high quality standards. Evaluate investigative reports and Intelligence Information Reports

(IIR) and finished. Actively liaise between a broad range of state, local, and federal law enforcement agencies

throughout the area of responsibility to further joint investigative endeavors and keep 49th Wing leadership

informed of threats affecting USAF resources.

Special Agent – CI Staff Officer

AFOSI 2nd Field Investigative Region 1/2007-10/2009

Langley Air Force Base, Virginia US

Supervisor: SA Stephen Minger, 757-***-****

Strategically planned and directed investigations and tracked all phases of criminal investigations and

Counterintelligence operations of six subordinate AFOSI Region 2 Detachments. Demonstrated exceptional

communications skills in providing technical guidance and investigative consultation of complex criminal and

Counterintelligence investigations, while ensuring agent safety, effectiveness, and compliance. Conducted

thorough inspections of the Region 2 Detachments during Operational Readiness Inspections (ORI) to assess

tactical Counter-threat operations, counterintelligence collections capability and combat readiness.

Ensured critical compliance with organizational policies by executing Staff Assistance Visits (SAV) of Region 2

Detachments. Assigned as Protective Service Advisor to Commander, Air Combat Command (ACC), and

Langley AFB, VA. Performed multiple protective threat assessments and protective services during visits to high

threat areas, as well as assessing ongoing criminal investigations, IIRs, and Defense Threat Assessments.

Special Agent - Superintendant

AFOSI EDet 2413 2/2009-9/2009

Kandahar Air Base, Kandahar Afghanistan

Supervisor: SA James Stone, 660-***-****

Maintained full accountability as a Superintendent of Expeditionary Detachment 2413, Kandahar,

Afghanistan. Oversaw a team of 52 Airmen and directed over 60 counter-threat operations (CTO) missions that

produced 612 IIRs leading to the neutralization of 68 insurgents. Spearheaded a narco-insurgency operation,

resulting in the capture of a high value-target, five other insurgents, and seized $46 million of hashish and opium,

which crippled the Taliban’s financial infrastructure.

Special Agent -Superintendent Counterintelligence Operations

AFOSI 2nd Field Investigative Region 8/2006-1/2007

Langley Air Force Base, Virginia US

Supervisor: Thomas Welch, 757-***-****

Served as the Region 2 Counterintelligence Collections Manager, with responsibility for evaluating IIRs with

regards to standing counterintelligence collection requirements and compliance with Intelligence oversight

guidelines. Evaluated Defense Threat Assessments produced by Region 2 detachments for subsequent publishing

and guided team members on counterintelligence collections and requirements.

Actively liaised between the sister military service and federal agencies to ensure utilization of up-to-date

collection requirements. Directly prepared and distributed the quarterly newsletter on collections trends and new

requirements affecting specific Region 2 locations.

Special Agent -Superintendent

AFOSI Detachment 324 3/2005-8/2006

Pope Air Force Base, North Carolina US

Supervisor: SA Dan Sevigny, 210-***-****

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Trained, mentored, and led a cross-functional team on proactive initiatives, interviewing and interrogations, as

well as crime scene processing and evidence identification, preservation, and collection. Tracked and evaluated

reports of investigations for investigative sufficiency, clarity, and grammar, further illustrating exceptional

attention to detail. Exhibited critical thinking and leadership abilities in managing multiple aggressive proactive

operations and reactive criminal investigations surrounding violent crimes, theft of government property, and

narcotics.

Collaboratively worked with state, local, and federal law enforcement agencies to streamline communications and

ensure cooperation in criminal matters involving a military nexus. Due to exceptional performance and

dedication, relied upon to perform additional roles including Evidence Custodian, Contingency Funds Custodian,

Weapons Custodian, and Source Program Manager. Played a key role in establishing an effective, meticulous

program management, resulting in an Excellent rating during Unit Compliance Inspection.

Special Agent -Cyber Crimes Investigator

AFOSI 33rd Field Investigative Squadron 9/2003-3/2005

Andrews AFB, Maryland US

Supervisor: SA Gary King, 240-***-****

Demonstrated exceptional technical proficiencies in utilizing specialized hardware and forensic software and

tradecraft in response to intrusions of government computer systems. Managed investigations to locate and

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contain malicious software attempting to gain unauthorized access to US government computer systems. Led

complex digital forensic media analysis of seized evidence obtained during investigative activity in support of

criminal and counterintelligence investigations.

Teamed with state, local and federal law enforcement agencies to locate suspected hackers responsible of attacks

of government computer systems and distribution of child pornography.

Special Agent –Project Manager

HQ AFOSI 6/2002-9/2003

Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland US

Supervisor: SA Cherryl Sullivan, 703-***-****

Appointed to serve as the Project Manager within the Investigative Requirements Division, HQ AFOSI, with

responsibility for leading staff, and overseeing $20 million of investigative and tactical equipment to AFOSI

agents worldwide. Optimized safety and performance by developing and executing command standard equipment

for use in the field to include armored vehicles, deployment kits and body armor. Demonstrated sharp technical

skills in managing Air Force armored vehicle program and tracking USAF Heavily Armored Vehicle (HAV) and

AFOSI Lightly Armored Vehicle (LAV) assets worldwide.

Special Agent -Chief, Technology Innovation Center

HQ AFOSI 5/2001-6/2002

Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland US

Supervisor: SA Timothy Ries, 937-***-****

Contributed leadership skills in directing a 3-member team of contractor IT specialists in testing specialized and

commercial off-the-shelf communications equipment for use by field agents. Ensured team members maintained

an advanced proficiency in computer, wireless, and satellite communications solutions. Monitored hardware and

software systems and compatibility, proactively identified issues, and implemented targeted solutions. Tested

application software for security vulnerability and operability on AFOSI’s encrypted network.

Career Note: Additional experience as a Special Agent for AFOSI Detachment 324, Pope Air Force Base, North

Carolina US and Special Agent for AFOSI Detachment for Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea US and previous

military assignments as a Base COMSEC accountant from the beginning of my military career (Jan 1990 to March

1995 when I became a Special Agent.)

EDUCATION

Bachelor's Degree, Major in Information Technology - American Intercontinental University, Hoffman

Estates, Illinois USA, 2/2004; 200 Credits / 3.9 GPA

Associate Degree, Major in Criminal Justice - Community College of the Air Force, Maxwell AFB, AL US,

3/1999.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT / SPECIALIZED TRAINING

Leadership Challenge Forum, 2010

Counter-Threat Operations Course, 2009

Evasion and Conduct After Capture, 2009

Highway Safety Driver Training Course from BSR, 2008

Combat Life Saver, 2008

Southwest Central Asia Orientation Course, 2008

Protective Service Operations Antiterrorism Course, 2007

Antiterrorism Defensive Driving Course, 2007

Counterintelligence Force Protection Source Operations (CFPSO/MCC), 2008

Online Undercover Techniques, 2004

Incident Response Course, 2004

Continuing Forensic Examinations, 2003

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Dynamics of International Terrorism Course, 2003

Investigative/Intelligence Training in State and Local Anti-terrorism Response and Preparedness, 2000

Computer Forensic Field Examiner’s Course, 1998

Counterdrug Investigations Course, 1997

Use of Informants, 1996

Counterintelligence Force Protection Operations Course, 1996

Advanced Special Investigator’s Course, 1996

Advanced Course on the Reid Technique of Interviewing and Interrogations, 1996

Scientific Content Analysis Course, 1995

Special Investigators Course, 1995

Street Gangs, 1995

Total Quality Leadership, 1995

LICENSES / CERTIFICATIONS

ASP Expandable Baton Instructor

Train-the-Trainer Course, 2000

Evidence Custodian Course, 2005

Contingency Funds Custodian

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS / MEMBERSHIPS

Association of Former AFOSI Special Agents (AFOSISA)

AWARDS & DECORATIONS

Meritorious Service Medal, 10/2009, 07/2011

Air Force Commendation Medal, X 5

Air Force Achievement Medal, X 2

Afghanistan Campaign Medal

Southwest Asia Service Medal

AF Expeditionary Medal

Korean Service Medal

National Defense Medal

Clearance: Top Secret/SCI

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