Training Service

Blakely W. Rasberry

**** *. ********* ****

Apt. 2007

Irving, Tx 75062

Cell Phone: 972-***-****

Skills

In order to complete my tasks I've had to develop the right skills

necessary to manage myself and a positive working relationship with peers

that make for a productively efficient work environment and overall success

of the mission. In conditions where manpower, resources and time were at a

premium I had to effectively communicate with my supervisors and

subordinates to organize our intelligence requirements.

Objective

I intend to follow a career in the Navy Reserve Intelligence and one in the

civilian field to efficiently streamline my skills and abilities to

contribute equally as a service member and an employee. Since I have

attained Noncommissioned Officer rank of E-5 in my service, I have worked

in a multitude of working conditions. I would still benefit greatly from a

civilian position where I could further develop my knowledge base and

become familiar with the civilian process for analysis and make use of my

management skills. I have had experience collecting and disseminating in

the form of Intel and operational summaries as well as briefs for

operational support and training purposes:

S&T Analysis

Operations & Tactics

Terrorism

Civil Maritime analysis

Regional analysis

General Military Intelligence

Activities

Currently I drill with COMPACFLT unit 0270 located at NAS JRB Fort Worth. I

have been the Training Leading Petty Officer for 10 months and maintain

mobilization readiness, annual training and any ancillary tasks for Pacific

Fleet Command requests. COMPACFLT has generated 7 critical productions to

fleet intelligence; the most notable being the 2009 Blue Force Manual. Over

40 Powerpoint slides of updated U.S. Navy platform information; to be used

by Pacific forces as the most current reference for ship capabilities. I

was personally responsible for the LHA/LHDs as well as corresponding

amphibious units. I took it upon myself to scrutinize the entire

presentation meticulously for error or any updated information that was

well substantiated and necessary for Intel Specialists on the watch floor.

Subsequently I was rewarded with an excellent evaluation and tasked with

the responsibilities of Training Leading Petty Officer.

Specialized Training

"Intelligence Specialist," Navy Marine Intelligence Training Command

(NMITC)

Virginia Beach, VA 2006.

. Analyzing intelligence information.

. Identifying and producing intelligence from raw information.

. Assembling and analyzing multi-source operational intelligence.

. Preparing and presenting intelligence briefings.

. Preparing planning materials for photographic reconnaissance missions.

. Analyzing the results, preparing reports.

. Preparing graphics, overlays and photo/map composites.

. Plotting imagery data using maps and charts.

. Providing input to and receive data from computerized intelligence

systems ashore and afloat.

. Maintaining intelligence databases, libraries and files.

"Operational Intelligence (OPINTEL) Analyst" Fleet Intelligence Training

Center Pacific (FITCPAC)

San Diego, CA 2008

. Fuses Electronic Intelligence (ELINT) and other SCI data into the

general service (GENSER) products to provide an integrated all source

C41 picture using the Tactical Command System (TCS).

. Provides sanitized information to the GENSER C41 picture using the

TCS.

. Operates Tactical Receive Equipment (TRE) and TCS systems.

. Performs GCCS-M operations, ELINT fundamentals and C41 concepts

including OTH-T principles and communications connectivity at an SCI

level.

College

In the near future I intend on enrolling in college for a degree that would

make use of my college credit I've attained through training. If there's a

preference for degrees for this position; I'm more than willing to discuss

those issues and may be willing to option for a college path that would

make me a more productive employee.

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