Training Security
Resume:
Louis Deludos
Email: **********@********.***
Address: P.O. Box 457
City: Richland
State: MO
Zip: 65556
Country: USA
Phone: 573-***-****
Skill Level: Experienced
Salary Range: $50,000
Willing to Relocate
Primary Skills/Experience:
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Educational Background:
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Job History / Details:
Louis T. Deludos
P.O. BOX 457
Richland, Missouri 65556
**********@********.***
Advanced Law Enforcement Training Division, Protective Services Training Branch & Anti-Terrorism Evasive Driving Course, United States Military Police School (USAMSP) Fort Leonard Wood, MO
(05/10/09-Present) Security Specialist/Instructor/Writer GS-11
Designated Master Instructor directly responsible for training the Protection Details for the "Top 8" Department of Defense Officials Including the Secretary of Defense and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; for planning and implementing protective services operations required to maintain the military police protective service training course functions, including the Military Police Protective Service Training and Antiterrorism Evasive Driving Course. Promote, produce and present valid protective operations training to federal, state, and local law enforcement agency officials and Department of Defense (DoD) students in accordance with governing laws, regulations, directives, and program of instruction. Coordinates the continual review of current programs scheduled and take appropriate action to insure accomplishment of all programs. Manages class room scheduling and verifying classroom support requirements, coordinates with other staff members to set up classrooms or other training areas for all students. Coordinate training requirements with user to ensure that requested training needs are met in a timely manner with existing resources. Plans and coordinate Mobile Training Teams across the U.S. and overseas. Coordinates all travel and manages the Defense Travel System (DTS) for the entire team, assist with input for the Branch within the Directorate and assists travelers in preparing all travel vouchers and for reimbursements. Analyze, assess, and support the requirements for units mobilizing, training, and deploying in support of Overseas Contingency Operations and Contingency Force training and readiness requirements.
Utilize law enforcement weapons expertise to conduct training in rifle, pistol, shotgun, submachine gun, non-standard weapons, and non-lethal weapons/munitions employment. Certified Range Safety Officer on several live firing ranges. Utilize vehicle dynamics and specialized protective operations driving skills to include evasive maneuvers and motorcade operations. Maintain and write risk assessments to ensure training is conducted safely. Develop and adapt lesson plans and training support materials to meet training objectives in compliance with the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) systems approach to training. Utilize special police operational expertise and knowledge of education and training principles, techniques, and practices to present instruction on the following major topics: concepts, organization, and employment of protective service personnel/units; non-standard weapons employment critical operational techniques; and specialized physical and technical skills required of protective services detail members.
Non-Lethal Weapons Instructor Trainer Course, United States Marine Corps (USMC), Fort Leonard Wood, MO (October 2008 May 2009) Instructor/Writer GS-11
Served as a subject matter expert and instructor/writer for the Non-Lethal Weapons Instructor Course, and group leader for planning and implementing non-lethal weapons operations required to maintain the non-lethal weapons training course in support of force protection. Those functions include instructing the X26 Taser, OC Spray, Crowd Control, Compressed Air Launcher (CAL/FN303), Light Technology, and Close-Range Subject Control. Participated in Mobile Training Teams (MTT) for Non-Lethal Weapons Training. Coordinated the development and integration of doctrine and training tools centered on the use of Non-Lethal Weapons. Developed the approach to accomplish resident and mobile training related to the Non-Lethal Weapons Program of Instruction (POI).
Special Tactics Training Division, Protective Services Training Course,, (USAMPS) Fort Leonard Wood, MO (April 2007 October 2008) Instructor/Writer/Security Specialist GS-11
Served as a subject matter expert and certified Master Instructor/Writer, firearms instructor, small and large group leader for planning and implementing Protective Services and High Risk Personnel (HRP) Training operations required to maintain the military police protective service training course functions in support of force protection. Those functions include the Military Police Protective Service Training and Antiterrorism Evasive Driving Course (PSTC), and MTT for HRP training. Developed the approach to accomplish resident and mobile training related to the PSTC POI. Analyzed requirements and developed a training plan in concert with the priorities outlined in the PSTC POI, HRP Academic Standard Operation Procedures (SOP), and recommended courses of action which maximize training impact within resource constraints.
Anti-Terrorism Force Protection Training Division, USAMPS Fort Leonard Wood, MO (October 2006 April 2007) Security Specialist/Instructor/Writer GS-11
Operated as a subject matter expert in the Anti-Terrorism and Force Protection (ATFP) Training Division. As a Training Instructor, provided training, instruction and certification to soldiers and DoD personnel in both small and large groups for the Anti-Terrorism Officer Basic and Advanced courses. Training included AT program requirements; AT roles and responsibilities; defining terrorism and terrorist tactics; determining threat; vulnerability assessments; conducting AT training exercises; defining deployment and in-transit requirements; coordination and management of ideas; AT planning and resources; identification of consequence management and reporting requirements; and instruction on the Critical Vulnerability Assessment Management and Resource Managers programs.
Special Tactics Training Division Protective Services Training Branch,USAMPS, Fort Leonard Wood, MO (January 2006 September 2006) Security Specialist/Instructor/Writer
Performed duties as certified Protective Services and Antiterrorism Evasive Driving Instructor, Firearms Instructor, and Writer for the Protective Services and Antiterrorism Evasive Driving Course. Trained and graduated over 750 Protective Service agents and Staff Drivers annually, deploying in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) and Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF). Maintained a rigid risk management and assessment system as directed by Fort Leonard Wood safety doctrine. Conducted research and development, lesson plan revision, and drafted training support packages.
United States Military Retirement (August 2005)
Retired as a decorated U.S. Army veteran with over 20 years of active duty service. Served 16 years as a Military Policeman in numerous MP Battalions in the United States Military Police Corp. Participated in one campaign, several conflicts, and received numerous awards, citations, and commendations for service culminating as a Sergeant First Class in the United States Army.
212th Military Police (MP) Company - Kitzingen, Germany
(June 2004 August 2005) Operations Sergeant/Training Administrator
Served as Operations Sergeant, training administrator, and coordinator for an MP Company. Served as the technical specialist and principal advisor to the Commander on physical security and crime prevention issues in support of the unit ATFP. Developed new, or updated existing, physical security policies, procedures, and plans in conjunction with Task Force SOPs and the Task Force Provost Marshal. Analyzed complex security issues and developed methods to improve situations and to resolve problems, and provided recommendations to the Provost Marshal for approval. Create graphics and spreadsheets to depict management-requested reporting information.
Evaluated physical security program operations for efficiency and effectiveness. Provided advice on various programs associated with security, including crime prevention, anti-terrorism and demonstration activities, and requests for intrusion detection systems. Supervised all activities for training requirements, managed range operations, created and maintained operational charts, graphics and databases for lesson plans and briefings. Evaluates, maintains, and/or operates policies, devices, procedures, and methods used for safeguarding information, property, personnel, operations, and materials. Put together operational plans and orders, sent out tasking orders for forces; conducted battle tracking movements; received and sent out reports and tasking for; command-level ceremonies and special events. Conduct evaluations and vulnerability assessments of the units ability to meet or exceed the Army standard for Physical Security, Key Control, AA&E Antiterrorism, and Crime Prevention. Prepared numerous correspondence, memorandums, and briefings. Liaison between subordinate unit operational planners and executors to plan, synchronize, and execute operations. Planned, developed, coordinated, synchronized, and executed a variety of tasks supporting the Brigades mission. Developed methodology to track tasks, establish, and maintain a databases and electronic files to capture critical information pertaining to each tasking request. Create graphics and spreadsheets to depict management-requested reporting information.
233rd MP Detachment - Fort Monroe, VA (January 2002 - June 2004) Security Specialist / Operations Officer
Performed duties as an Operations Sergeant /Personnel Security Officer for the Commanding General/installation supporting Headquarters Training and Doctrine Command. Supervised the Provost Marshals Office, advised the Provost Marshal and Garrison Command on law enforcement operations. Responsible for law enforcement and security training policies and procedures. Maintained and supervised military and security reports management system. Responsible for the daily ATFP measures on multiple installations. Provide Physical Security Training, vulnerability assessment training, Anti-Terrorism, and Counter-Terrorism training for all Security Personnel in Security Guard and Force Protection Operations in a wide variety of combat and non-combat operations and deployments. Responsible for supervising and coordinating activities in the planning, preparation, and execution of all phases of the battalion and brigade level Physical Security and Crime Prevention Program.
Conduct Physical Security Surveys and Inspections on facilities, AA&E, Key Control, equipment and operations at the Detachment in conjunction with the Law Enforcement Command at Fort Monroe, VA. Conducted entry and exit briefings to commanders before and after all inspections that highlighted weaknesses and vulnerabilities in their programs that assist them in becoming compliant with all applicable laws and regulations. Produce reports, conduct research, and list deficiencies of all facilities inspected to ensure proper and accurate guidance is given to commanders so that accurate and informed decisions can be made.
Reviewed and completed Military Police Reports (MPR), accident reports and numerous operational orders, coordinated and controlled maintenance requests on all radios, vehicles, weapons systems, and security equipment. Planned, developed, coordinated, synchronized, and execute a variety of tasks supporting TRADOC mission. Conducted surveillance inspections of security guard services provided by contractors, and recommended appropriate action to contracting officers, such as withholding payment, clause renegotiation, and partial or complete termination.
Initiated corrective action on contract modification and termination. Evaluates, maintains, and/or operates policies, devices, procedures, and methods used for safeguarding information, property, personnel, operations, and materials.
Conduct evaluations and vulnerability assessments of the units ability to meet or exceed the Army standard for Physical Security, Key Control, AA&E Antiterrorism, and Crime Prevention
United States European Command Headquarters (USEUCOM), Protective Services Detachment - Stuttgart, Germany (December 1999 - January 2002) Security Supervisor / Security Agent/Operations Officer
Served as a Protective Services Officer to the Deputy Commander in Chief EUCOM. Supervised 40+ Military Police and three chauffeurs. Coordinated detailed advance security arrangements for visiting general officers, civilian equivalents, and other VIPs throughout Europe, Africa, Israel, and the Middle East; planned and implemented impromptu security missions; and maintained and accounted for state-of-the-art electronic surveillance and communications devices. Conducts training programs to make facility personnel aware of security matters and procedures, and to alert them to dangers of espionage and sabotage Conduct evaluations and vulnerability assessments of the units ability to meet or exceed the Army standard for Physical Security, Key Control, AA&E Antiterrorism, and Crime Prevention. Instructed detachment members on protective services and anti-terrorism operations to include motorcade operations, attacks on principal drills, instinctive firearm drills, and counter surveillance operations. Supervised and managed a Physical Security Program that involved reviewing, analyzing, and monitoring the physical security program and operations throughout installations in accordance with the DoD.
Supervised the Security Clearance Program; responsible for initiation and management of the necessary paperwork for employee security clearances. Received and reviewed all requests for personnel security eligibility and determinations. Approved or disapproved and the proceedings with requesting the appropriate investigation. Made sound judgment decisions, trustworthiness and final determination eligibilities for all personnel. Received, reviewed and analyze results of investigations. Reviewed and evaluated adverse information reports to determine security clearance status. Review and summarize unit level investigate reports and refer all pertinent information to responsible senior level officials. Maintain unit listing of critical-sensitive positions and furnish the installation with annual compilation.
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Columbia College (Still attending working on Bachelors )
Central Texas College (Associates Degree)
Department of Defense Secret Clearance
Law Enforcement Firearms Instructor Course (LEFIT), Fort Leonard Wood, MO Jan 13
Master Surveillance Detection Instructor/Red Team Design & Development Course, Edison NJ, Dec 12
EP/PPS/PSD Personnel Protection Specialist Course, Commonwealth Criminal Justice Academy, Fredericksburg, VA, Jan 11
Range Safety Certification Course, Fort Leonard Wood, MO, Jan 11
Controlled F.O.R.C.E. Level 1&2 Instructor Certificate, Las Vegas, NV, Dec 08
Taser International, M26 Advanced Taser & Taser X26, Fort Leonard Wood, MO, Dec 08
Master Instructor Certificate,Protective Services & Anti-Terrorism Evasive Driving Course, Fort Leonard Wood, MO, May 08
Senior Instructor Certificate, Fort Leonard Wood, MO, Apr 07
Anti-Terrorism Officer Advance Course, Fort Leonard Wood, MO, Dec 06
Anti-Terrorism Officer Basic Course, Fort Leonard Wood, MO, Dec 06
USAMPS Instructor Certification, Fort Leonard Wood, MO, Apr 06
Instructor Training Course, Fort Leonard Wood, MO, Mar 06
Information Assurance Security Officer Certification Course, Fort Gordon, GA, Jan 10
Military Police Advance Non-Commission Officers Course, Fort Leonard Wood, MO, Dec 03
Antiterrorism Advisor Course, Fort Monroe, VA, May 2003
Human Resources for New Supervisors, CPOCMA Management Agency, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, MD, Feb 03
CD Analytical Investigative Tools, Multijurisdictional Counter drug Task Force Training, Dec 02
Risk Management, Multijurisdictional Counter drug Task Force Training, Dec 02
Explosives, Booby Traps & Bomb Threat Management, Multijurisdictional Counter drug Task Force Training, Aug 02
Non-Lethal Weapons Instructor Course, Fort Leonard Wood, MO, Jul 02
Firearms Course for the Close Protection Agents, International Security Advisory Team, Germany, Sep 00
Improvised Explosive Device Recognition & Search, International Security Advisory Team, Germany, Aug 00
Security Managers Course, Headquarters United States European Command, Stuttgart Germany, Aug 00
Heckler & Koch MP-5 Operators Course, International Training Division, Stuttgart Germany, Aug 00
Hard Car Certification Course, BMW Aufbau-Training, Munchen Germany, Jul 99
Tactical Pistol Instructor Course, SigArms Academy, Stuttgart Germany, Jul 99
Anti-Terrorist Driving and Surveillance Detection Course, Bill Scott Raceway International, Sterling, VA, Apr 99
Anti-Terrorist Evasive Driving Course, U.S. Army Military Police School, Fort McClellan, AL, Apr 99
Protective Services Training Course, U.S Army Military Police School, Fort McClellan, AL, Mar 99
Conventional Physical Security/Crime Prevention Course, U.S. Army Military Police School, Fort McClellan, AL, Mar 99
Domestic Violence Intervention Training Course, U.S Army Military Police School, Fort McClellan, AL, Apr 98
Special Reaction Team Training Course, U.S Army Military Police School, Fort McClellan, AL, Mar 96
Interviews and Interrogations Course, U.S Marine Corps Institute, Washington D.C, Dec 95
Military Police Basic Non-Commissioned Officer Course, U.S. Army Military Police School, Fort McClellan, AL, Jun 93
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