Student

Annie Kate Osburn

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931-***-**** CP

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WORK EXPERIENCE

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**/**** ** **/****, 15 Hours Per Week, Volunteer Veterinarian Assistant, College Ave

Animal Clinic, 200 College Avenue, Levelland TX, 769336, Tracie Jenkins and

806-***-****.

06/2007 to 08/31/2007, Laundry Repair Specialist, Basic Combat Training, and Military

Police Transformation in Advanced Individual Training for active duty, United States Army,

Fort Jackson, South Carolina, 60 INF Regiment 2nd PLT Snipers, as well as Fort Leonard

wood, MO.

01/2008 to 10/2008, Military Occupational Specialty, Military Police, Placed in Unit at HHC

3BSTB 1CD Fort Hood, TX. 76544.

10/2008 to 10/2009, Military Police, PSD personal security detachment/50cal Gunner/

SAW 249B Dismount/Security Guard/Evidence Clerk. HHC 3BSTB 1CD Mosul, Iraq,

Ninewa Province, and missions all through Iraq to the Saudi Arabian Border. My Brigade

was responsible for the Ninewa Province in northern Iraq, We conducted full spectrum

operations to neutralize al Qaeda in Iraq and irreconcilable elements to improve security,

stimulate economic growth and create enduring stability. In accordance with the Security

Agreement, We moved operations outside of cities and transitioned security primacy

within Mosul and Tal Afar to the Iraqi Security Forces. We continued to conduct

full spectrum operations outside of Mosul to prevent insurgents from using the Mosul Belts

as support zones to conduct attacks within the city, setting the conditions for Iraq's National

Elections. My responsibilities included. Detainee Operations receive and in process the

detainee. While upon receiving the detainee, I was responsible for having the appropriate

documents for in processing and signing over evidence. It was crucial to take account of

every bit of evidence that was being received. The duties of an evidence clerk include

preparing documents for the proper signing in and signing over, logging of all evidence.

Receiving evidence and sorting through the variety and importance of evidence. Logging in

the types of evidence and reporting any explosives to DOD, also informing MI of any

evidence that could be useful towards investigation I.e. identification cards, photos, cellular

devices, pagers, cd’s, tapes, etc. I would also search detainee according to regulations,

removing any jewelry, pens, anything that the detainees could potentially use to harm me or

other soldiers in the facility. I would have the detainees change into jumpsuit and collect

their clothing as evidence. When in processing I would also have to in process them into

the BATS system. Biometric automated tool set. I used the HIIDE to collect and match

fingerprints, iris images, facial photos and biographical contextual data of Persons of

Interest against an internal database, Scope. After completion of this I would escort the

detainees to holding facilities. My responsibilities also included search of each holding

facility, pulling alert security for MI interrogations, Security watch of interior and exterior of

facility and reporting any suspicious activity, Gate guard operations and vehicle searches

in entrance of facility. Part of working in the detention facility I participated in the release of

detainees back to the Iraqi government, which included preparing detainees for release

and the collection and signing over of evidence as well as providing security on rooftop as

a 249 SAW gunner on Tigris base in Mosul Iraq, where detainees are release back into

society. Other duties included, serving as a trail 50 Cal gunner pulls all day and or night

security on long strenuous missions protecting USAID personnel outside the wire along

with the Provincial Reconstruction Team.

04/2011 to 06/2011 40 Hours per Week, Bartender, Waitress, Cashier and Clerical Work,

Cabin Maintenance. Possum Hollow Resort, HC74 Box 577 Graham TX, 76450, Tracie

Bittle and (940) 549 1873As a Bartender, my responsibilities included but were not limited

to working the register at time of customer’s transactions answering phone calls and

providing excellent customer service. When answering calls, customers would place food

orders as well as wanting to book cabins or boat docs. I was responsible for taking these

orders and scheduling them for a cabin or doc at an available date. At the Beginning of my

shift I would stock my bar and inspect it for cleanliness. I attended to customers and

welcomed them making everyone feel comfortable and satisfied with their visit at our

resort. As a bartender at my bar I would be outgoing striking up friendly conversation and

promoting our wines and beers. As a waitress I would take in orders from the customers,

serve food and beverages, suggest new items and while also promoting new ones. On

closing or opening of restraint I would work with others as a team to ensure every bit of the

restraint was up to par, clean and organized and ready for business and a pleasant visit.

On my days off I would help clean the cabins at the resort, maintaining clean rooms and

reporting any damages to the facilities or utilities.

06/2011 to 08 2011, 20 Hours per Week, Sales Associate, CATOS FASHION, 409 E

State Road 114 Levelland TX, 79336 Rose Cabezuela and 806-***-****, As sales

associates of CATOS FASHION I interacted with customers with a positive friendly attitude

while they considered purchases of clothing and accessories, my main responsibility was

to assist customers, promote sales and to increase the store's sales by providing

customers with all of the information and attention they need. I was also responsible for

financial transactions at the cash register, for example, I would process cash, check, credit

card, debit card and gift card payments, I would help take inventory, prepare purchases for

transportation by wrapping or bagging them, set up displays and stock clothing racks and

shelves. My duties also included Price checks as well as price markdowns and zero outs of

items.

09/2011 to 12/2011 and from 01/ 2012 to 05 2012 40 Hours per Week, Waitress, 302

West Veterans Memorial Boulevard, Harker Heights TX 76548, Russell Meyer and (254)

690 2582. As a Waitress at Busters Sports Bar, my responsibilities included taking food

and beverage orders and delivering the order to customers in a fast and timely manner. I

developed a rapport with customers building lasting relationships. I developed a skill of

retaining orders by memory with knowledge of menu. I would share menu

recommendations, depending on the requests of the customer or restaurant policy. I would

attend meetings from my manager to discuss changes to the menu and ensure a mutual

understanding of the expectations for the current work shift. My other responsibilities

included, when serving alcohol, checking the identification of the customer ordering the

drink to ensure they meets the minimum drinking age. I would maintain cleanliness of

tables and of the waitress station. Upon closing, I would participate in cleaning the bar

EDUCATION

Certificate of High School Equivalency G.E.D

Baccalaureate/Associate Degree category: 4 Semester credit in Law Enforcement.2

Semester credit in Physical conditioning, 1 Semester credit in Marksmanship, 2 Semester

credit in Military Science, 1 Semester credit in First Aid.

Along with Basic combat training and advanced individual training.

I am currently attending online classes with ABC Animal Behavior College through their

Veterinary Assistant Program, and looking into courses for child evangelism.

TRAINING

05/2006 TO 05/2006, while working at the animal clinic I was trained on strength and

assertiveness to effectively restrain patients and ensure the safety of clients and personnel.

I would Clean and straighten exam rooms to prepare for incoming patients. Spray

disinfectant on exam tables, wipe them clean, and dry them. Remove sources of offensive

odors empty trash if necessary. Check floors, walls, doors, and counters, and sweep or

clean them as needed to remove hair, body fluids, and dirt.

06/2007 to 08/31/2007, while in Basic Combat Training and Advanced Individual training, I

attended general orientation and was issued Army uniforms. Basic Tactical training,followed by Nuclear Biological and Chemical Defense, Landmine Defense and rappelling

at the confidence tower. I Learned about Army heritage and the Seven Army Core values. I

underwent the army physical fitness test to which helped determine my physical aptitude.

This physical fitness test was routinely administered to me throughout my enlistment period

to ensure that I was in top physical condition. I went through marksmanship and combat

training and learn to rappel at the Warrior Tower, I then accomplished a Tactical Foot

March, Basic Rifle Marksmanship, Engagement Skills and Situational Training Exercises,Field Training Exercises, Confidence Obstacle Course and the Tactical Foot March,I went

through White Phase where I Learning to Fire and learned to Conquer the Tower. White

phase was BRM, which was when I was practicing and qualifying for my M 16 .Basic Rifle

Marksmanship. I had 16 rounds to shoot off within those 16 rounds I had to group at least 6

rounds in a row. After becoming familiar with the use of automatic weapons and hand

grenades in U.S. Weapons training, I put my training to the test at the Night Infiltration

Course, U.S. Weapons Training (.50 Caliber M2), (Hand Grenades), (M136 AT 4),

(M240B Machine Gun), (M249 Machine Gun) Field Training Exercise 3 Tactical Foot

March 10KM and 15KM. Basic Combat Training has pushed my mind and body to new

limits, giving me a deeper respect for myself and those around me. After I completing

Basic Combat Training, I Advanced to Individual Training (AIT) this is where I learned the

skills to perform my Army Job. In my training for becoming a military police soldier I was

required to complete 20 weeks of One Station Unit Training and on the job instruction in

police methods. Part of this time is spent in the classroom and in the field. Some of the

skills I acquired are, Basic warrior skills and use of firearms, Military/civil laws and

jurisdiction, investigating and collecting evidence, Traffic and crowd control, Arrest and

restraint of suspects, I received hands on training and field instruction, l also gained

amazing discipline and great work ethics.

01/2008 to 10/2008, First Duty Station, HHC 3BSTB, Fort Hood TX 76544, I reported to

my first duty station and began in processing and training which included, Physical fitness

exams, Refreshment training on first aid, Military science and weaponry and preparing for

my deployment in Iraq. Training on proper (PMCS) Pre maintenance checks and services.

Of military vehicles, Range qualifications and extensive physical endurance training.

05/15/2009, Mosul Detention Facility Training, Mosul Iraq, Detention Facility FOB

Diamondback, and Instructor: Brian C FOWLER SSG. DETOPS NCOIC, Qualified to

conduct detainee operations as guard force at the facility. Areas Trained On Account for

detainees. Apply priorities of force. Frisk search/strip search procedures. Cell inspection

procedures. Close confinement operations. Communicate with detainees. Geneva

Convention. Conduct Detainee escorts. Evidence clerk. Bat systems, control procedures

within detainee operations. Effective report writing. Emergency action plans within

detainee operations. In process and release a detainee. Introduction to Detainee

Operations. Main gate procedures,meal procedures within detainee operations. Perform

duties as a tower guard, as well as restraint of detainee's.

AWARDS

12/15/2008 to 11/06/2009,Certificate of Achievement Presented by: Ltc. Arthur H. French:

Deputy Team Leader, Ninewa PRT and by Mark A. Schapiro Acting Team Leader, Ninewa

PRT, To honor and commend Annie Osburn Movement Team, 3rd Brigade Special Troops

Battalion Forward Operating Base Marez ( Mosul, Iraq) For steadfast and courageous

facilitation of safe and timely ground movements for PRT Ninewa and outstanding support

of the personnel and agencies that comprise the Ninewa Provincial Reconstruction Team

to establish stability and prosperity in Ninewa Province and to secure an enduring

friendship between the peoples of Iraq and the enduring friendships between the peoples

of Iraq and the United States of America.

12/15/2008 to 11/06/2009,Certificate of Achievement, By United States Agency

International Development, Annie Osburn, MP PL HHC 3BSTB

For outstanding support in moving and protecting USAID personnel on numerous missions

"outside the wire" in NINEWA PROVINCE

As a contributing member of the Ninewa PRT'S Military Movement Team, for selfless

dedication and courageous service in one of the most dangerous areas in Iraq enabled

USAID programs to work to improve the lives and living conditions of the citizens of

Ninewa Province and helped secure essential Iraqi cooperation and participation. For

dedication and commitment to carry out the mission, often under dangerous conditions,

sterling example for all.

11/2010, Certificate of Appreciation In appreciation for volunteer service as a member of

the Gladiator Battalion. For distinguished service, dedication and generosity, have greatly

improved the lives of the soldiers and families of the Gladiator Team and the surrounding

community. For a Volunteer spirit that reflects great credit for myself and for 3rd BRIGADE

SPECIAL TROOPS BATTALION the 1st CAVALRY DIVISION and the UNITED STATES.

PRESENTED BY: RICKY WALLACE COMMAND SERGEANT MAJOR GLADIATOR 9 A

AND BY: JACK E. VANTRESS

LIEUTENANT COLOREL GLADIATOR 6

LICENSES/ CERTIFICATES

06/9/2008, successfully completed U.S Army Drivers Training Education, Army Traffic

Safety Training Program, Fort Hood TX 76522, Time: 3 hours

06/23/2008 to 27/Jun/2008, Certificate of Training, 3rd Brigade Special Troop’s Battalion

Driver Training Course, HHC 3BSTB ICD, Mosul Iraq, 40 HRS focuses on safe MRAP

operation with advanced off road MRAP recovery techniques, including complex winching,

multi MRAP recovery, rollover prevention and rollover recovery methods. In depth,

hands on mechanical training is conducted in field conditions. I gained a thorough, detailed

understanding of all MRAP systems with emphasis on commonly encountered field failures,

repair techniques, and operational preventive maintenance requirements.

02/26/2009,Qualification Overview: State the x26e intended purpose and function as a

nonlethal electro muscular disruption weapon, MND N Provost Marshal Office, COB

Speicher Iraq, Instructor: SFC Burke Thomas. Identify x26e nomenclature, parts and

functions: Identify x26e air cartridges and their characteristics: Perform a functions check

on x26e: Load and unload x26e: Conduct Preventive maintenance, checks and services:

State applicable law service regarding the use and employment of X26e: Download usage

data: Engage targets with x26e: Practical exercise: Exposure. Program: x26e User

training, Inner service, Non lethal individual weapons instructor course program of

instruction Taser international program of instruction.

02/26/2009 Certificate Of Contamination (oleoresin capsicum) OC spray,MND N Provost

Marshal Office, Cob Speicher Iraq, Instructor: SFC Thomas Burke, Types Of Drills: Knee

Strikes, Elbow Strikes, Baton Strikes, Weapon Retention, Threat Assessment, OC

distress, Decontamination Level of Contamination: 1

10/19/2010, Certificate of training Fcb2/BFT 6.5 operations, issued by: Geordie McAteer

Chief, GS 13Battle command Training Center, Has successfully completed FBCB2 BFT

6.5 operations, Time: 40 hours, FBCB2) Blue Force Tracker (BFT) enables War fighters to

share a common operating picture of the battlefield using Global Positioning System

technology. FBCB2 allows the War fighter to exchange voice, video, or other data securely,

and to gain access to terrain maps, logistics information, and most importantly, a shared

Situational Awareness (SA) display indicating the location of friendly and enemy units.

FBCB2 provides the capability to pass orders and graphics allowing the War fighter to

visualize a complete map of the battlefield. I was trained on the many functions and on how

to operate the BFT.

10/28/2010, JAAC INTERMEDIATE SEARCH/TACTICAL SITE EXPLOITATION

(ATS106) Certificate of Training For Successful completion of Search/Tactical Site

Exploitation (ATS106) NTC, Fort Irwin California, Time:40 hours : NTC,Resented by,

Daniel A. Shultz CAPT. USN CHIEF, TRAINING DIVISION AND BY Robert, Dawkins,

Director of Training and Education A T Solutions, Inc. Tactical Site Exploitation Training

demonstrates the proper techniques for identifying, handling, and gathering items such as

weapons, explosive materials and devices, as well as documents that may have

intelligence value.

I was trained on detection and, outdoor area clearing, in addition to building, vehicle and

personnel searches.

03/24 30/2010, Certificate Of Training, Modern Army Combatives Program ( Level 1)Fort

Hood TX 76544, presented by: Kristopher Perkins SFC, USA COMBATIVES LEVEL I

INSTRUCTOR

AND BY: QUINTON ARNOLD lieutenant Coronel, in commanding, I Has successfully

completed the requirements to obtain certification in the 40 hour Modern Army Combatives

Program ( Level 1). Level 1 Course I was trained on basics of self defense. This training

familiarized me with the challenges of hand to hand combat under stress. This course

covers three drills and choking techniques which I practiced extensively from day 1 through

4 and tested on day 5.

04/16/2010, Certificate Of Training EMS, Fort Hood TX 76544, Presented by Steave

Burrow Chief, Environmental Programs. I successfully completed EMS Awareness

Training Maintaining the Balance.

05/17 28/2010,Certificate of Training Level II Combatives, Fort Hood TX 76544,

Presented by: Kristopher Perkins SFC, USA COMBATIVES LEVEL IV INSTRUCTOR and

by Jack E. Vantress Lieutenant Colonel, IN Commanding, I successfully completed the

requirements to obtain certification in the 80 hour Modern Army Combatives Program (

Level II).

10/13/2010, Combating Trafficking, Fort Hood TX 76544, Presented by: Mr. Joe

Camacho, Joint Knowledge Development and Distribution Capability Program Manager, I

successfully completed Combating Trafficking of Human Beings Join certified IAW

CJCSM.

OTHER INFORMATION

I’m a Christian, A military spouse, a daughter and a sister I have always enjoyed taking

care of my younger brothers and caring for my older sister, doing so, I’ve developed a

strong passion for caring. I’m a very friendly outgoing person. I am very good at following

directions as well as leading. I have an extreme passion for caring for others around me

and I enjoy doing it. I have very good work ethics and morals. I really enjoy working and am

always up for learning new skills and trades, for I am a fast efficient learner. I am very

creative and am always coming up with new ideas I have developed many skills in art,

painting, drawling crafting, etc. I have always had a strong relationship with God and I am

always asking him to help me fulfill his will for me. I am grateful for the talents he has

blessed me with for i know they are purposed for this reason.

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