Service Training

Summary of qualifications

Senior Master Fitness Trainer, ARNG Chief of Staff, U.S. Army National

Guard Command Directorate, Arlington, VA (Active Duty) January 2010 -

Present

Assists the Master Fitness Director in planning, implementing, and

supervising the physcial fitness program for the Army National Guard to

include all Title 10 personnel in the Military District of Washington (2300

personnel); Conducts Special Population Physical Training; Administers

diagnostic and record Army Physical Fitness Tests, Maintains personnel

records, Supervises the maintenance and upkeep of the Tommy Hill Wellness

Center (2 separate facilities); Supports and advises all assigned Soldiers,

Contractors, and Government Civilians in all areas of physical fitness.

Additionally, I am the sole Certified Fitness Trainer (ISSA). Current Rank

is Sergeant First Class.

Plans NCOIC, G-3 Operations, Domestic Operations, U.S. Army National Guard

Command Directorate, Arlington, VA (Active Duty) December 2006 - May 2010

My responsibilities include all administrative tasks for the section to

include but not limited to updating the Branch Chief's weekly update slides

for my programs to include HRF, CCMRF, CST, DCRF, CERF-P. I was responsible

for all Executive Summaries for the section and reviewed Joint and Army

Policies for CBRN Enterprise. I received and answered any Congressional

Inquiries into any of our programs. Additionally, I served as the sole

Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear (CBRN) Subject Matter Expert (SME)

for the Branch and Division Chiefs.

Rank was Sergeant First Class

Joint Service Training Lead (Joint Program Office Decontamination/ Kalman

and Company, Inc.) December 2006 - May 2010

I worked as a Training Lead that is titled "Joint Service Training Lead for

JPO-Decon". My responsibilities include updating the Joint Service Training

Plans (JSTRAP's) for my programs. I develop and coordinate New Equipment

Training (NET) for future decontamination systems for all branches of the

service. I am in constant communication with combat developers from each

service, keeping them informed on updates and changes made to the programs.

Additionally, I served as the sole Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear

(CBRN) Subject Matter Expert (SME) for JPO-Decon. I left this job to pursue

more Active Duty time.

Joint Service Training Lead (Joint Program Office Decontamination/ Applied

Ordnance Technology/ SAIC) March 2006 - December 2006

Previously, I work as a Training Analyst that is titled "Joint Service

Training Lead for JPO-Decon". My responsibilities include updating the

Joint Service Training Plans (JSTRAP's) for my programs. I develop and

coordinate New Equipment Training (NET) for future decontamination systems

for all branches of the service. I am in constant communication with combat

developers from each service, keeping them informed on updates and changes

made to the programs. Additionally, I serve as the sole Chemical Biological

Radiological Nuclear (CBRN) Subject Matter Expert (SME) for JPO-Decon.

WMD Training and Logistics Specialist (Battelle) October 2003 - March 2006

I was a Project Leader on an Integrated Procurement Team for several

Government Projects, within Prime Vendor. I have worked for Battelle

Memorial Institute for over 2 years in WMD Training and Equipment

Procurement. I work as the NBC/ WMD Subject Matter Expert for the team as

well as the overall task manager, responsible for up to 3 staff members for

each project. Additionally I also trained DOD responders in WMD Awareness

and Haz Mat Awareness. I have extensive use of Microsoft office, and

Technical report writing.

Other Military experience and achievements 1997 - present

Unit Fitness Non-Commissioned Officer 1997- Present

Assists the Battalion and Company Commanders in planning, implementing, and

supervising the physical fitness program for the units; Conducts Special

Population Physical Training; Administers diagnostic and record Army

Physical Fitness Tests; Supports and advises all assigned Soldiers,

Contractors, and Government Civilians in all areas of physical fitness. Has

served as the Fitness NCO in every unit I have served in.

NBC Survey Team Member May 1999 - October 2003

I was a member of the 62nd Civil Support team from 15 May 1999 to 15

October 2003 as Nuclear, Biological, Chemical Warfare Specialist; Hazardous

Materials Specialist; Sampling, Detection, or Mitigation of any hazardous

substance that our team is called upon to survey. Training local and state

first responders on WMD Emergency Response as well as reviewing and testing

local emergency response plans. Primary duty was to: Respond to potential

terrorist incidents and Natural Disasters in support of local and state

response teams whose resources have been depleted.

During my time with the 62nd CST, I deployed to several High Interest

Vessel searches; Several "white powder' incidents; the 2002 Super Bowl in

New Orleans (post 9/11); Mardi Gras 2000-2003; several Hazardous Material

accidents; as well as serve on the Columbia Space Shuttle "Haz Mat"

recovery team (Louisiana side).

Heavy Construction Equipment Operator (62E20/ 21N4O, Secondary MOS)

Operate Heavy Construction Equipment in combat and peacetime operations.

Held the rank of Corporal E-4.

Senior CBRNE Operations Non Commissioned Officer (74D4J5; Primary MOS)

- With the 62nd CST: I served as a Survey Team member and acted as a Team

Chief when called upon to do so. I also served as a primary trainer for

first responders we trained. Conduct Reconnaissance of contaminated areas,

to Sample unknown toxic substances, Mitigate hazardous materials incidents,

in both combat and peacetime situations.

- With the 229th CM Company: I've served as a Fuel and Water Supply Squad

Leader, and I serve as a Smoke / Decon Platoon Sergeant. I ran a platoon of

male and female soldiers in Motorized Smoke operations and Detailed

Equipment or Troop Decontamination operations.

- Currently, with the 116th Brigade Special Troops Battalion I serve as the

CBRNE Reconnaissance Platoon Sergeant. I lead a platoon of male and female

soldiers in Mission Essential Tasks and manage any and all personnel issues

to include counseling, promotions, soldier development. I also assist the

Platoon Leader in planning and operation management in field environment. I

also served as the acting First Sergeant for 7 months in the absence of a

qualified replacement. My rank is Sergeant First Class (E-7).

Army Technical Escort Course (ASI: J5)

Conduct Agent identification and mitigation operations in hazardous

environments containing Military Munitions, and Military Chemical,

biological, and Radiological agents.

Conduct Environmental Sampling of areas potentially contaminated with

Military N.B.C. warfare agents.

Graduate of the Radiological Emergency Team Operations Course (Defense

Nuclear

Weapons School, Kirtland AFB, NM)

Conduct emergency response operations to a Nuclear Weapons accident/

incident.

Conduct Incident Command Operations, Decontamination, Medical Triage and

Initial site monitoring for radiological contamination and air sampling in

suspected areas.

*Finished the course as the Distinguished Honor Graduate and awarded the

Commandants Award.

Operation Iraqi Freedom

Deployed to Iraq in support of OIF 2; 2004-2005

- Deployed as company NBC NCO for Combat Engineer Battalion

- Worked as Operations NCO in company command post.

- Designated Battalion Haz Mat NCO.

- Managed 23 soldiers in extremely stressful environment.

Deployed in Support of Area Support Group- Kuwait Sep07 thru May08

- Served as Security Force Platoon Sergeant; responsible for 46 Soldiers

and 14 Sailors

- In addition to being a Platoon Sergeant, I served as the Base Defense

Operation Center Non-Commissioned Officer in-charge; managed the

Operation Center

- Was the Senior CBRNE advisor to our Battalion Commander and the ASG-

Kuwait CBRNE Cell

- Served on the Ash-Shuaybah Port Anti-Terrorism Working Group, as an

Anti-Terrorism Officer

Training Received In Military and Civilian Sector

Basic Combat Training, FLW, MO 1998

Advanced Individual Training, Heavy Construction Equipment Operator Course,

FLW, MO 1998

Combat Lifesaver Course 40hrs. 11MAR99

National Domestic Preparedness Program: Emergency Responder NBC Awareness

Course. 8hrs. 12SEP99

National Domestic Preparedness Program: Emergency Responder NBC Operations

Course. 8hrs. 13 SEP99

U.S. EPA: Emergency Response to Hazardous Materials Incidents (165.15)

40hrs. 20-24SEP99

Suggested Guidelines for Establishing "Evidence Response Teams" 1999 (DOJ/

FBI)

National Domestic Preparedness Program: Emergency Responder NBC/ Haz Mat

Technician 12hrs 27-28SEP99

National Domestic Preparedness Program: Emergency Responder NBC Incident

Command Course. 6hrs. 29SEP99

National Domestic Preparedness Program: Emergency Responder NBC E.M.S.

Awareness Course. 8hrs 30SEP99

U.S. Army Chemical School (FLW, MO) Toxic Agent Training 09DEC99

U.S. Army Chemical School (FLW, MO) Chemical Operations Specialist 20/ 30

Course (54b20/ 30). 30 NOV - 18 DEC 99

Primary Leadership Development Course, Camp Cook, LA. 19 FEB 00 - 04 MAR 00

Emergency Management Institute (FEMA), Radiological Emergency Response (IS-

30), 20 APR 00

US ARMY Chemical School, Emergency Assessment Detection Course, 120hrs. 12

- 30 June 00

Louisiana State Univ. Fire and Emergency Training Institute, Haz. Mat.

Operations Course, 24hrs 13 July 00

LSU FETI, Haz. Mat. Technician Course, 40hrs. 21 July 00

LSU FETI, Haz. Mat. Chemistry Course, 40hrs. 04 AUG 00

LSU FETI, Haz. Mat. Operational Site Practice, 40hrs. 15 SEP 00

US ARMY Ordnance School, (Red Stone Arsenal, AL) Hazardous Waste Operations

Emergency Response (OSHA) 40hrs. 23 - 27 OCT 00

US ARMY Ordnance School, (Red Stone Arsenal, AL) Environmental Sampling

Course, 30 OCT - 03 NOV 00

US ARMY Ordnance School, (Red Stone Arsenal, AL) Technical Escort Course

(129hrs.) 16 OCT - 09 NOV 00

Emergency Management Institute (FEMA), Radiological Emergency Management

Course (IS-003) 27 NOV 00

National Fire Academy (IS), Emergency Response to Terrorism, 22 JAN 01

Louisiana State Univ. Fire and Emergency Training Institute, Basic Rope/

Confined Space Rescue Course 1, 40hrs. 23 OCT 01

U.S. Air Force AMC Equipment Preparation course 08DEC02

U.S. Air Force AMC Airlift Load Planners course 13DEC02 (Honor Grad.)

USCG WMD First Responder Awareness course 22OCT02

DOD Civil Support Orientation Course 03MAR03

Defense Nuclear Weapons School (DTRA) Radiological Emergency Team

Operations Course (72 hrs.) 24APR03 (Distinguished Honor Grad.)

U.S. Army Basic Non- Commissioned Officer's Course (BNCOC) 29 May 03 (2

Weeks)

FBI / ATF Explosives Awareness Course Aug03 (8 hrs.)

Basic and Advanced Gas Chromatograph/ Mass Spectrometer Operators Course

Sept03 (40 hrs.)

Bauer Compressor Level 2 Operation and Maintenance Course Feb04

MSA SCBA Technician Course Mar04

Inficon Basic Operation HAPSITE Portable GC/MS course Mar04 (40hrs.)

International Fire Service Accreditation Congress: HazMat Awareness (OSU )

Mar04

International Fire Service Accreditation Congress: HazMat Awareness Train

the trainer (Dept. of Defense) Mar04

Instructional Methodology (Battelle) July 2004, 8 hours.

Technical writing course (Battelle) Aug 2004, 24 hours.

DOD Anti-Terrorism Awareness Training Level 1- July 2005

US Army CBTP Overview of Logistics Management 24APR05

National Incident Management System (NIMS) (IS-700), Emergency Management

Institute (FEMA), October 2005

Introduction to the Incident Command System (IS-100) Emergency Management

Institute (FEMA), October 2005

Emergency Program Manager an Orientation to the Position (IS-001) Emergency

Management Institute (FEMA), October 2005

Principles of Emergency Management (IS-230) Emergency Management Institute

(FEMA), October 2005

Acquisition 101, Defense Acquisitions University, October 2005

Certified Personal Fitness Trainer, the International Sports Sciences

Association (ISSA) 2007

Army Certified Anti-Terrorism Officer (AT Level 2), Army MP School MTT,

February 2008

Awards received: Military Awards

1- Army Service Ribbon, 4- Army Achievement Medals, 1- Army Reserve

Component Achievement Medal, 2- Humanitarian Service Medal, 2- Non

Commissioned Officer Professional Development Ribbon, 1- Reserve Component

Overseas Training Ribbon, 3-Army Commendation Medal, 1- National Defense

Service medal, 1- Good Conduct Medal, 1- Operation Iraqi Freedom Campaign

Medal, 1- Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, 1- GWOT Expeditionary

Medal, 1- Army Overseas Medal, 1- Armed Forces Reserve Medal w/ "M" device,

1- DOD Meritorious Service Medal, 1- Navy and Marine Corps Achievement

Medal

2nd Infantry Division Combat Service Patch, 25th Infantry Division Combat

Service Patch, and 29th Infantry Division Combat Service Patch

Marksmanship awards: M16A4 Rifle- Sharpshooter; M9 Pistol, Berretta: Expert

Awarded the Defense Nuclear Weapons School's Commandants Award for being

the Distinguished Honor Graduate of the Radiological Emergency Team

Operation Course

Awarded the "Honorable Order of the Dragon" by the US Army Chemical Corps

Association

Education 1994 - Present

College

Northwestern State University, 1996 - 1997, Natchitoches, LA

Graphic Design, 18hrs., Did not finish.

Certificates

Personal Fitness Trainer, Certified by the International Sports Sciences

Association (ISSA)

References

Adam Frost, Associate: 202-***-****

John Monihan, Former Commander: 703-***-****

Charles Price, co-worker: 703-***-****; 301-***-****

Security Clearance Level

. DOD Secret Clearance (ACTIVE)

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