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Michael Linn Smith

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Chesapeake, VA 23320 US

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Job Type: Permanent, Term

Work Schedule: Full Time

Work Experience:

United States Army 03/2012-Present

3/1 IBCT Hours per week: 40

1929 Old Ironsides Ave

Fort Knox, KY 40121-4173 United States

Human Intelligence Collector

Supervisor: Alan Thomas (1-270-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Provide effective verbal communication skills while supervising and offering guidance and

expertise to Human Intelligence Collectors, ensuring that all procedures are conducted in

accordance with laws and regulations. Effectively teaches Human Intelligence Collector

operations to subordinates to assist them in performing their job duties. Reviews contents of

written reports to ensure adherence to legal requirements. Investigates and resolve personnel

problems within organization and charges of misconduct against staff. Inform employees of

changes in regulations and policies, implications of new or amended laws, and new techniques of

Human Intelligence operations. Train staff in proper Human Intelligence Collector work

procedures. Monitors and evaluates the job performance of employees, and authorizes

promotions. Complete administrative paperwork or supervises the preparation or maintenance of

records, forms, or reports.

United States Army 08/2011-02/2012

3/1 IBCT Hours per week: 40

1929 Old Ironsides Ave

Fort Knox, KY 40121-4173 United States

Human Intelligence Collector

Supervisor: Dexter Peggins (1-706-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Accountable for the physical security and oversight of 30 Arms Rooms, 4 separate open storage

facilities and 1 Secret Compartmentalized Information Facility (SCIF). Supervised five

employees to process, receive, and store over 1,000 pieces of forward deployed Brigade Combat

Team classified items, ensuring 100% accuracy and accountability of items. Ensured assigned

equipment valued in excess of over $30,000 was accounted for at all times. Implemented

training plan that emphasized professional development amongst seniors, peers, and

subordinates. Subject matter expert in the field of interrogation and human collection reporting.

Cross-trained in the area of physical security and was elected physical security manager.

Secured a position as a classified courier responsible for transporting classified documents to the

SCIF.

United States Army (Defense Intelligence Agency) 08/2008-07/2011

Kelley Barracks Hours per week: 40

Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, 09046 Germany

Strategic Debriefer

Supervisor: Jason English

Conducted Human Intelligence (HUMINT) collection in support of national and theater

collection requirements under the FORMICA program. Produced and disseminated Intelligence

Information Reports (IIR) to the U.S. Intelligence Community. Identified and developed overt

leads. Conducted overt source assessments. Supervised development and maintenance of

HUMINT source account documentation in accordance with the Defense Intelligence Agency

policy. Developed, drafted and reviewed collection plans and operational proposals. Acquired

and maintained target specific knowledge. Validated known intelligence with data from other

sources. Gathered, analyzed, and correlated information from a variety of intelligence databases.

Prepared comprehensive written reports, presentations, maps, or charts based on research,

collection, and analysis of intelligence data. Studied activities relating to the training of

European Special Forces units, terrorism or other national security threats. Collaborated with

representatives from other government and intelligence organizations to share information or

coordinate intelligence activities. Gathered intelligence information by confidential information

sources, or public records.

(2010-2011) Conducted over 250 interrogations of high-value enemy combatants resulting in

countless follow-on missions and multiple terrorist detained for the Joint Task Force (JTF).

Chosen by the JTF leadership to brief five groups of Distinguished Visitors on Interrogation

Operations and Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for detainees. Enhanced the capabilities of

the JTF by constantly interacting with analysts and interpreters to develop effective exploitation

strategies for all detainees. Trained five new interrogators and four analysts on interrogation

operations and SOP's while deployed with the JTF in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.

Produced 33 IIR's for Detachment Stuttgart, 19 in support of Operation ODYSSEY DAWN

comprising 25 percent of all IIR's from a field of 17 collectors. Selected by the Detachment

Chief as lead Debriefer for the Special Operations Command Europe (SOCEUR) account upon

return from deployment. Displayed motivation and diligence in response to an increased work

load resulting in highly detailed information reporting in support of Operation ODYSSEY

DAWN. Maintained 100% accountability for source documentation and reporting for all

Detachment Stuttgart files.

(2009-2010) Produced 45 Intelligence Information Reports in an 8 month period-4th highest in a

13-member Detachment, exceeding expectations by over 87 percent. Selected to lead collection

effort for one of the Detachments most sensitive source accounts. Volunteered to deploy with

U.S. Special Operation Forces in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Selected over other

Detachement members to serve as a Sponsor for two incoming personnel to Detachment

Stuttgart, ensuring a smooth transition into the Detachment. Trained 11 Detachment members on

Intelligence Oversight and COMSEC regulations and procedures, ensuring zero violations over

the past 12 months. Provided mentorship to incoming Detachment personnel on advanced

Human Intelligence reporting which improved Detachment reporting quality. Successfully

ensured 100 percent of COMSEC equipment was accounted for and properly cleared of all

sensitive information when closing the Detachments COMSEC account. Maintained 100 percent

accountability for source documentation and reporting for the European Command J4 and J6

directorates. Handled thousands of classified documents, emails, and generated intelligence

information reports without a single unauthorized disclosure or negative incident.

(2008-2009) Diligent reporting resulted in the production of 66 intelligence information reports,

comprising almost 20% of all FY09 reporting for 12-member detachment. Reporting frequently

cited by analysts as information of High Value--received 21 evaluations, which was one-quarter

of all received for the detachment. Obtained advanced training in Human Intelligence reporting

that established him as an expert; provided training and assistance to 11 Detachment members on

Human Intelligence reporting. Provided assistance to Detachment in reporting quality control

procedures, ensuring accuracy and relevancy of over 50% of published reports. Ensured 100%

accountability and compliance of Detachment COMSEC equipment with all applicable

regulations and guidelines. Successfully was 100% accountable for source documentation and

reporting for all assigned collection accounts.

United States Army 08/2006-08/2008

202nd MI BN, 513 MI BDE Hours per week: 40

Bldg 21722 Chamberlin Ave

Ft. Gordon, GA 30905 United States

Human Intelligence Collector

Supervisor: Jeremy Hamrick

Led a small collection team during a cordon and search and conducted follow on interrogations

resulting in identifying and capturing a Combined Joint Task Force-82 Tier IV vetted target.

Completed 95 IIR’s and 16 time sensitive intelligence reports which provided maneuver

Commanders actionable intelligence. Validated known intelligence with data from other sources.

Gathered, analyzed, and correlated information from a variety of intelligence databases.

Prepared comprehensive written reports, presentations, maps, or charts based on research,

collection, and analysis of intelligence data. Collaborated with representatives from other

government and intelligence organizations to share information or coordinate intelligence

activities. Successfully reacted as a vehicle commander during a complex ambush which

resulted in no U.S. casualties or loss of equipment. Personally led five independent HUMINT

missions as a mission commander, resulting in identifying and developing five HUMINT

sources. Trained soldiers assigned to the supported unit on tactical questioning, as well as

convoy operations and crew-served weapons resulting in no loss of life during combat missions

while deployed. Maintained 100 percent accountability of classified automation systems and

sensitive items including tactical vehicles. Successfully ensured 100 percent safety of all

assigned personnel during rigorous training while deployed in a combat zone. Selected over

peers to be an Observer Controller (OC) for the 142nd MI BN MRE which enhanced the combat

readiness of over 150 deploying soldiers. Worked above level of responsibility during the

development of the platoon training schedule. Developed and implemented plans to overcome

training shortfalls.

Education:

80 credit hours completed (01/2015)

Major: Intelligence Operations (Pursuing)

Job Related Training:

35M Human Intelligence Collector Course (07/2006)

Defense Strategic Debriefing Course (DSDC) (06/2008)

HUMINT Online Tasking and Reporting (HOTR) Course (04/2009)

Defense Strategic Debriefing Follow-On Course (03/2010)

Warrior Leadership Course (WLC) (04/2012)

Tactical HUMINT Mobile Course (08/2012)

Elicitation Course (09/2012)

Sensitive Site Exploitation (SSE) Course (10/2012)

Additional Information:

Top Secret/Special Compartmented Information, MS Office applications, SIPRNET, JWICS,

M3, Query Tree, Falconview, Google Earth, 72 WPM, Warrior Leadership Course, Lead

Interrogator on deployment (2006), HOTR, Sensitive Site Exploitation.

Reference’s available upon request

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