Management Training

Joseph A Rose

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Towson-Maryland-*****

Cell: 443-***-****

EMAIL: ******@***.***

Current Top Secret SCI Clearance granted 2008/09/02

SUMMARY

Retired Lieutenant Colonel, United States Army with 25 years of active duty

experience in Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) operations,

management and training. Last assignment as Chief, Domestic Plans and Operations,

United States Army Nuclear and Combating Weapons of Mass Destruction Agency

(USANCA) Department of the Army. Career encompasses a range of experiences from

positions as: Senior CBRN Officer 82d Airborne Division, responsible for the CBRN

advice, training, preparedness and CBRN Budget management of 12000 Paratroopers;

Lead for two years of Congressional Nunn-Lugar-Domenici Domestic Preparedness

Federal Exercise Program; Deputy Commander/Operations Officer of the Army

Chemical Biological Rapid response Team (CB-RRT), an integrated Army capability

required by Nunn-Lugar-Domenici Act; and as Aide and Executive Officer to the

Program Manager for Chemical Demilitarization.. Highly experienced in all aspects and

sensitive areas of Chemical Biological and Nuclear Operations, Defense Support to Civil

Authorities (DSCA), operations support, training, planning, evaluation and analysis.

Hands on experience in Army Nuclear and Chemical Surety Programs, Projects and

human resource management. Possess’ a current TS/SCI clearance with Critical

Nuclear Weapons Design Information (CNWDI) access.

CIVILIAN & MILITARY EDUCATION

• Masters Degree Environmental Engineering: Murray State University – Murray

Kentucky, 1993

• Bachelors Degree Manufacturing Engineering: Murray State University – Murray

Kentucky, 1985

• Command and General Staff College. 2002

• Radiological Officers Protection Course. 1992

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

June 2006 July 2010. Fort Belvoir VA.

Chief, Domestic Plans and Operations, United States Army Nuclear and

Combating Weapons of Mass Destruction Agency (USANCA), United States Army

Staff.

• Agency lead on all NORTHCOM Concept Based Analysis (CBA) development for

the Home Land Defense Civil Support (HLC/CS) and Chemical,

Radiological/Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) Enhanced Response.

• Force Package (CERFP) Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTPs)

requirements development.

• Coordinated and assisted with development of Plans and Missions integrating

AMCs Service Response Force (SRF)) into NORTHCOM and USARNORTH

plans and training reflecting current Civilian and DOD doctrine.

• Assisted Army Staff Offices and Commands updating current Army Nuclear,

Chemical and Biological Surety Regulations and policies reflecting re-established

programs and future requirements.

• Agency Domestic Response Programs Operations and Planning lead for

integration of military support to Consequence Management (CM), Defense

Support to Civil Authorities (DSCA), and Homeland Security Missions.

May 2004-June 2006. Fort Bragg NC.

Division Chemical Officer, 82d Airborne Division.

• Direct advisor to Division Commander and Staff on all CBRN matters including

CBRNE personnel assignments within Division.

• Managed and coordinated the reorganization and refit of Division CBRN

personnel and assets into developing force structure Army transition to Brigade

Combat Team Development.

• Directly responsible for management of 14 senior CBRN personnel section and

120 personnel Chemical Company to include manning, budget management and

training requirements.

• Responsible for and oversaw CBRNE training and preparedness for entire

Division.

January 2002-May 2004. Edgewood MD.

Operations Officer/Deputy Commander Army Chemical Biological Rapid

Response Team (CB-RRT) .

• A robust and integrated Army capability required by the Nunn-Lugar-Domenici

congressional mandate in support of a Geographic CINC, JSOTF, designated

Joint Task Force or in direct support of a Lead Federal Agency.

• Coordinated and synchronized DODs technical assistance, (medical and

nonmedical) to support Federal Lead in both Crisis and Consequence

Management of a WMD incident or designated National Security Special Event,

(NSSE).

• Domestically focused, but responsive worldwide, the CB-RRT was task organized

and composed of members of the Armed Forces and employees of the DOD with

specialized chemical, biological, medical and explosive ordnance disposal

expertise to aide Federal State and Local officials in the response to, and

mitigation of incidents involving WMDs.

July 1999-January 2002. Edgewood MD.

Federal State and Local Exercise Program, Nunn-Lugar-Domenici, Defense

against Weapons of Mass Destruction Act. A Federal exercise held annually for 5

years involving, Federal, State and Local agencies and their response s to WMD

events.

• Coordinated closely with key Federal Departments and Agencies (DOD, DOE,

FBI, FEMA, PHS, and EPA) with responsibilities within the act. State and

Territorial Governments and Emergency Response Communities receiving

training and involved in exercises.

• Lead for Final exercise covering multiple time zones involving Federal

Government Agencies, eight States and five US Territories: Idaho; Montana;

Wyoming; North Dakota; South Dakota; Delaware; South Carolina; West Virginia;

Puerto Rico; American Virgin Islands; Guam; Saipan and American Samoa.

• Lead for forth year exercise which combined with initial Top OFF Exercise in New

Hampshire.

• Deputy to MG (ret) Donna Barbisch for third year exercise involving Government

of New York City, responsible for budget, contract management and daily

operations.

Additional professional experience information is available upon request.

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