CARLOS CAMPOS

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El Paso, TX **925

Home: 915-***-****

ablz32@r.postjobfree.com

OBJECTIVE

A position that presents the opportunity to use operational knowledge,

product management, planning experience, crisis management techniques,

education and acquired skills to positively impact collective performance

and profitability.

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

Current DOD Secret Clearance

Bilingual: Native fluency of English and Spanish.

Over 26 years of management experience in the Armed Forces.

Experienced in Group and Individual Counseling Techniques.

Proficient in Logistical and Maintenance Operations.

Experienced in Joint Language Translation with Central/South American

Military Forces.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

April 2010- Valencia Language Group

Supervisor: Ricardo Gonzalez Ph- 254-***-****

Assignments and Responsibilities:

Assigned to assist the DEA, Detroit Field Division, in the transcribing,

translating, and Title III Monitoring of Spanish Language Communications.

Linguist (Level I):

. Ability to conduct consecutive, accurate translation of on-going

conversations/activities, to include the ability to maintain the

integrity and meaning of material.

. Ability to write and speak in clear and concise grammar and

pronunciation in the Target Language and English.

. Ability to provide idiomatic translations of non-technical material

using correct syntax and expression from and to the Target Language and

English.

. Ability to provide written translation of general and technical

material to and from the Target Language and English, including the

ability to read and translate handwritten material.

. Ability to quickly scan and process a large amount of material,

utilizing the Target Language, for critical and essential elements of

information.

. Possess technical skills, such as word processing and data entry, to be

used in conjunctions with written translations.

Ability to read a variety of unfamiliar subjects, can almost always

interpret material, relate ideas and make inferences, and rarely

misunderstands the intent of the writer; Ability to write effectively in

most formal and informal exchanges, errors never interfere with

comprehension and rarely disturb the native reader.

August 1, 2008 to April 13, 2010- Self Employed

US Army- September 17, 1981 to July 31, 2008

Assignments and Responsibilities:

Fort Bliss, Texas: June 1, 2005 to July 31, 2008

Responsibility: Supervisor/Training Manager

Grade: First Sergeant/Senior Manager

Supervisor: LTC Jerry Sheppard 386-***-****

Experienced in the development and implementation of Training Programs

which consisted of Physical Fitness, Substance Abuse Awareness and

Prevention, Logistical Operations and Inventory, Weapon System and Heavy

Tracked and Wheeled Vehicle Maintenance, Security Operations and Personnel

Management.

Assembled and conducted joint briefings with supervisors that consolidated

training intent to synchronized Daily Schedules and Long Range Planning

Calendars.

Supervised the daily operations in a 500-man organization that consisted

of, but not limited to

the acquisition and distribution of logistical support of office supplies

utilizing the Army Supply System, the proper turn-in procedures through

identification and documentation of vehicle basic initial issue and unit

property by maintaining an accurate record-keeping procedure and proper

distribution. Maintained an accurate inventory of assigned tactical

vehicles, weapon systems and special equipment in accordance with Army

Table of Organization and Equipment.

Experienced in Operator Level (-10) Maintenance of M1A2 Abrams Tank,

Bradley Fighting Vehicle and Tactical Wheeled Vehicles. Reviewed scheduled

Annual and Semi-Annual maintenance services for assigned weapon systems,

specialty equipment, tracked and wheeled vehicles.

Knowledgeable in the Organizational Level (-20) maintenance and repair.

Proficient in the diagnostics, repair and replacement of the Hull and

Turret Component Systems of the M1 Abrams Tank. Performed troubleshooting

procedures on Tank Fire Control and Weapons System during Qualification

Gunnery as the Organizational Systems Technician (Master Gunner).

Experienced in the Construction and Proofing of Tank Gunnery Ranges, which

included proper Target Array in accordance with Army Guidelines and

Regulations. Trained on the Technical aspects of M1A2 SEP Tank and Bradley

Range Operations which includes: Surface Danger Area Diagrams and Weapon

System Capabilities, including Training and Service Ammunition issuance,

safeguarding and capabilities.

Routinely conducted range operations involving .50 Caliber, 7.62mm, 5.56mm

and 9mm Weapon Systems, in accordance with Army and Local Regulations and

Policies.

Knowledgeable in the preparing, diagnosing or troubleshooting of Unit

Conduct of Fire Trainer (UCOFT Simulator) and Convoy Live Fire Trainers for

Bradley and M1A2 Tank Crewmembers. Conducted Training and Assessments of

Crews and Platoon performance thru After Action Review Briefings.

Developed and maintained security procedures that Safeguarded Ammunition,

Unit Weapon Systems and Special Equipment in Cantonment Areas and during

Field Training Exercises. This included procedures for the Rapid Response

of Securing a Breech of Restricted Areas and reporting of unauthorized

events.

Experienced in the use of Computer Word Processing Software providing a

system of record keeping for Soldiers assigned to the unit. This included

Soldier Data Training Requirements, Medical and Dental Readiness, Next-of-

Kin information, past and future unit training requirements. Proficient in

the use of Power-Point, Excel and Word Processing Software to construct

briefing presentations on unit status to superiors.

Fluent in the Spanish Language that facilitated the dissemination of

information for the operational intent in a diverse organization that

required regular coordination with the local population when needed.

Translated Military Orders and Instructions, during joint military

exercises, between US, Central and South American Armies.

Experienced in the use of E-mail, Fax, Copier Equipment and Tactical Field

Digital Equipment of Force 21 Brigade and Below System (FBCB2) equipped

organizations.

Fort Irwin, California: December 1, 2001 to June 1, 2005

Responsibility: Tactical Trainer/ Operations Advisor

Grade: Sergeant First Class/Mid-Level Manager

Supervisor: Von Brickhouse 254-***-****

Evaluated unit combat missions and provided feed-back, during and after

tactical training, utilizing small-group counseling techniques. Utilized

computer generated maps and video-media that identified key-points to

refine war-fighting procedures.

Operated Computer Simulators that tracked ground and aerial combat systems

before and during Tactical Engagements. Advised leaders and made

recommendations to improve their Standard Operating Procedure on conducting

unit operations.

Instructed M1A2 Tank Weapon System limitations and capabilities, in a

classroom environment, which provided the means to effectively evaluate and

assess combat units by a group of evaluators from different technical

specialties.

A Master Gunner for Armor Companies which consisted of assisting in the

preparation for a gunnery range, location, implementing safety precautions

and successfully accomplishing all Gunnery Tasks.

Knowledgeable in the installment, testing, and system capabilities of the

Multiple Integrated Engagement System (MILES I and II) for Individual

Soldier, aircraft, wheeled and tracked vehicles.

Fort Hood, Texas: 1 June, 1995 to 1 December, 2001

Responsibility: Unit Operations Sergeant/ Training Coordinator

Grade: Sergeant First Class/ Mid-Level Manager

Supervisor: Von Brick house 254-***-****

Assistant to the Battalion Operations Officer for proposed and current

training events relevant to Armor Operations. Conducted assessments of past

training events that allowed accurate planning and the execution of support

requirements. Coordinated battalion level meetings and provided the

necessary resources which facilitated the consolidation of training plans

and successful implementation of command guidance. Conducted point

inspections of on-going training events and provided instructors with

teaching points on techniques and procedures.

Scheduled individual and crew qualification ranges for 9mm Pistol, 5.56 mm

Rifle, 7.62 Machine-gun, .50 cal Heavy Machine-gun, Howitzer Artillery and

M1A1 Tank Weapon Systems.

Conducted weapon system diagnostics, range and surface danger area

awareness training and implementation. Skilled at Tank and Bradley system

gunnery operations and qualifications in accordance with the appropriate

manuals and regulations governing crew qualifications and procedures.

Developed and refined standard operating procedures and references which

facilitate tasks and operations common to Armor units in garrison or in

Field Training Exercises.

EDUCATION

Central Texas College (09/01/2001 to 05/01/2002)

Killeen, Texas

Major: General Studies

Semester Hours: 63

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