ANTHONY C. BETTS

Sergeant First Class, U.S. Army

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Honolulu, Hawaii 96818

(808) 225- 5736, abj101@r.postjobfree.com

Clearance: Top Secret Security Clearance/SCI Access/SSBI Effective date: 07/14/10

Summary:

1. Over 23 years of Military Experience

2. 8 years of Operational level Joint Targeting Experience

3. 5 years of Joint Intelligence and Operations Experience in an Air and Space Operations Center

4. 10 years of Experience as a Mentor and Trainer in Joint Targeting Methods and Practices

5. 5 years of Experience in Target System Analysis

6. 7 years of experience with Joint Targeting Automated Applications

7. Formally Educated at Joint Targeting and Operations Schools in order to enhance experience

8. 8 years of Experience Collaborating with Combined Forces

9. 5 years of Information Operations Experience

10. 12 years of Operations Experience to include 6 years deployed to operations around the globe

11. 2 years of experience with Suppression of Enemy Air Defenses

12. 5 years of experience with data mining applications

13. 2 years of experience with Anti-Terrorism/Force protection plans

14. 10 years of operations experience developing plans and exercises to include orders writing

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY:

2005-Present: Attack Operations Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge, 94th Army Air and Missile Defense Command.

1. Focused on Theater Ballistic Targeting within the PACOM area of responsibility routinely collaborates with Joint and Combined forces on the targeting effort

2. Responsible for conducting on-going target system analysis to stay abreast of system nuances

3. Prepares electronic target folders using automated targeting tools to include weaponeering, and collateral damage estimation programs

4. Participates in all aspects of the deliberate targeting process from choosing targets that meet objectives and guidance to assessment

5. Works within two Air Operations Centers on emerging and Time Sensitive Targets using the F2T2EA targeting method

6. Develops targeting annexes for each OPLAN, and CONPLAN within area of responsibility participates in the Military Decision Making Process in order to produce targeting annexes and operations orders

7. As assistant Anti-Terrorism Officer participated in developing Anti-Terrorism and Force Protection plans within the Command

2002-2005- Operations Sergeant, Force Field Artillery Headquarters, Baghdad Iraq, and plans and exercise NCO Fort Sill Oklahoma

1. Deployed a 53 Soldier Staff to Iraq to stand up the Force Field Artillery Headquarters with 2500 subordinate Soldiers within 4 separate units

2. Developed targeting plans to curtail the indirect fires of the insurgent forces resulting in a dramatic drop in mortar attacks

3. Operations Sergeant and Senior enlisted advisor to a General Officer and staff kept staff informed of the targeting status along with the welfare and well-being of the Soldiers of the Command

4. Collaborated with combined and joint forces to establish a radar maintenance and distribution plan

5. Researched and procured off-the-shelf technology to assist with the targeting effort

6. Directly planned and Supervised the Commander’s Emergency Relief fund of $2,000,000 that was responsible for building 5 schools, 1 police station, 1 prison, and repair of an energy producing dam

2000-2003- Brigade and Battalion Fire Support Sergeant, 4-27 FA Baumholder Germany

1. Deployed to the Balkans in support of IFOR and SFOR on three separate occasions

2. Responsible for CI targeting and information operations at the Brigade and Battalion level

3. Worked with Coalition forces within area of responsibility to ensure smuggling operations ceased

4. Supervised Information operations teams inserted in each township within AO in order to gauge local populace, target smuggling and insurgent activity, and provide assistance where need

5. Worked with Special Operations Forces to deny smuggling operations

6. Assigned to a border interdiction team for targeting

7. Teams chosen to represent the U.S. at several German General Staff Artillery Exhibitions

8. Trained Fire Support Teams to finish first in each Fire Support Competition within the 3 year period

1997-2000- U.S. Army Recruiter, Southern California Recruiting BN, Rialto Station

1. Established a liaison with several groups and entities in order to get involved with the local community and aide in the recruiting process

2. Awarded the Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal for Community Volunteer efforts throughout the three year period

3. Awarded the Recruiter Gold Badges with 3 Sapphires and the Recruiter Ring for excellence

4. Member of a fact finding team to enhance recruiting efforts and techniques

1995-1997- Instructor/Writer AFATDS, Fort Sill Oklahoma

1. Wrote Doctrine for Fire Support Courses and Manuals

2. Worked within a team to provide the best AFATDS training possible

3. Chosen to spend a year at the National Training Center as an Observer Controller in order to teach coach, and mentor Fire Support Teams as they develop essential Fire Support Skills

4. Developed a digital laboratory to study interoperability of ABCS, and other Digital systems

1992-1995- Company Fire Support Sergeant, and BN Fire Support Sergeant 3-7 FA Schofield Barracks, Hawaii

1. Worked within a Battalion and Company team to provide comprehensive fire support that was led by Commander’s intent and Intelligence Preparation of the Battle space

2. 25th Infantry Division Trainer/Maintainer of the year (1993) for team equipment, training records, and success in winning Team and Battalion Fire Support Competitions

3. Represent the U.S. on the Pacific bonding teams; trained with Japanese, Korean, and Australian Forces throughout the three year period

4. Worked as an Observer Controller at the Joint Readiness Training Center each time a Coalition Army Fire Support team was trained due to knowledge of tactics and techniques that they employ

1987-1992- Combat Observation Lasing Team Chief, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Kuwait

1. Deployed in support of Desert Shield, Desert Storm, and Operation Provide Comfort as a

C.O.L.T Chief providing laser support to precision guided munitions and conventional artillery and mortars

SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS:

Collateral Damage Estimation training certified

Certified Instructor

CIVILIAN EDUCATION:

AA-Supervisory Leadership, May 2007

TRAINING/CERTIFICATIONS:

Joint Targeting Staff Course, Dam Neck NAS, Virginia Beach, VA

Joint Targeting Applications Course, Dam Neck NAS, Virginia Beach, VA Joint Targeting Battle Damage Assessment Course, Dam Neck NAS, Virginia Beach, VA

Joint Air Operations Staff Course, Hulbert Field AFB, Fort Walton Beach, F Joint Casualty Estimation Course, Dam Neck NAS, Virginia Beach, VA

Joint Air Tasking Order Processing Course, Hulbert Field AFB, Fort Walton Beach, FL

Joint Firepower Control Course, Nellis AFB Las Vegas, NV

Joint Operational Fires and Effects Course, Fort Sill, OK

U.S. Air Force Combat Targeting Course, Goodfellow AFB, San Angelo, TX

Army Battle Staff Course, USASMA, Ft. Bliss, TX

JADOCS, Operator and Administrator Courses, Fort Belvoir, VA

SME Course for Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System, Ft. Sill, OK.

Certified Instructor in Army Battle Command Systems, Fort Sill, OK

Certified US Army Instructor School, Fort Sill, OK

Qualified Fire Support Observer/Trainer, National Training Center, Fort Irwin, CA

U.S. Army Anti-Terrorism Officer’s Basic Course II, Fort Leonardwood, KS

U.S. Army Recruiter Course, Fort Jackson SC

AWARDS AND DECORATIONS:

Bronze Star; Meritorious Service Medal (2 OLC);Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal

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