Service Training

Ryan J. Nuvill

Elk, Wa Phone: 616-***-**** Email: ***********@*****.***

Results-oriented Marine Corps Infantry Veteran. 22 years of comprehensive ground combat and leadership experience. Proven ability to make solid decisions under high stress. marked by dedication, Loyalty, Experience and proven performance.

Key skill areas include

Leadership, Planning and Supervision High Stress Decision Making Firearms and Tactics Survial training/Instruction Command & Control Inter-agency Coordination

Anti-Terrorism Force Protection Planning Requirements Crisis Response

High Risk Armed Tactical Security Range Operations/Management Mountain Operations

Forecasting and Allocation of Resources Conflict Resolution Computer Literacy

DOD Secret Level Clearance Offensive and Defensive Ops. Access Control

Work Experience

Deputy Sheriff Spokane County, Wa, January 2017-present

Graduate of the Washington State police officer standards and testing academy (POST)

Certified as a Peace Officer in the State of Washington

Served as class president for the duration of the course

Graduated in the top 1/3 of the class

United States Marine Corps

I Marine Expeditionary Force, Advise and assist team 15-2, Al Asad Air Base, Iraq

Task Force Operations Chief / Lead Tactical Advisor, January 2015 – April 2016

Developed the unit Tactical Standard Operating Procedure and instructed the team on Improvised Explosive Device Detection and Defeat, Weapons Employment and Convoy Operations in order to prepare them for combat operations resulting in no friendly casualties.

Advised the Task Force Build Partner Capacity team and the 7th Iraqi Army Division on small unit tactics, base security and Counter Insurgency operations.

Served as the Task Force range control officer managing the base live fire range complex, responsible for the development and improvement of surface danger zones and de-confliction of training evolutions between Special Operations, International and U.S forces.

Oversaw the Base Defense Operations Center, to include electronic security systems, fire plans, perimeter expansion, position placement and overall management of the 150 man guard force.

Oversaw and managed the Unit Operations Center responsible for offensive fires against ISIS and the tracking of friendly and enemy forces.

Planned and led over 250 armed tactical convoys in a high-risk environment.

Utilized communication skills to build rapport with the 7th Division of the Iraqi Army which resulted in successful de-escalation of volatile situations and allowed the team to execute our various missions.

Organized, trained and supervised the task force personal security detachment (PSD) providing security for the task force commander in addition to coordinating/working with security detachments of the United Nations, theater, national, and international level leaders.

I Marine Expeditionary Force, Special Operations Training Group, Raids, Ropes and recovery Branch

Camp Pendleton, Ca

Staff Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge, May 2013 – January 2015

Senior tactical advisor to the commanding officer providing guidance on all aspects of personnel/resource management and tactical courses taught by the branches.

Responsible for the management of 30 Raids, TRAP and Assault Climber instructors.

Coordinated with numerous different base range control organizations in the construction and conduct of new ranges to support branch training evolutions.

Organized, planned and instructed 20 advanced rifle and pistol marksmanship courses as part of the Raid Leaders Course.

Conducted quarterly course curriculum review boards resulting in the remodel of the Amphibious Raids, Tactical Rescue of Aircraft and Personnel and the Raid Leaders courses.

Identified an organizational level deficiency in combat marksmanship and oversaw the development of advanced pistol, rifle and shotgun marksmanship courses taught to all West Coast Marine Expeditionary Units (MEU) and Special Marine Air Ground Task Forces before deployment.

Responsible for the design, development, implementation and evaluation of the branch Master Lesson Plans, Instructor Materials, Student Materials, Instructional Media, and provided technical input to the associated POI’s for each course of instruction.

Planned, coordinated and executed 8 high profile multiple agency operations where training for 800+ Marines per evolution was executed over the area of 3 states.

Managed and requisitioned over $2 Million in equipment and facilities.

1st Battalion 24th Marines, Selfridge ANGB, Warren, Mi

Battalion Operations Chief, / Senior Enlisted Tactical advisor, May 2011 – May 2013

Senior tactical advisor to the Commander on weapons systems and tactical employment of the battalion and companies.

Oversaw the management of the unit sensitive materials vault to include controlled access and handling of confidential and secret material.

Coordinated and executed the units Afghanistan pre-deployment training program for the 800 Marine battalion.

Coordinated and oversaw the execution of over 40 Battalion and Company level training evolutions.

Instructed and supervised the operations center personnel in command and control systems to include command post of the future (CPOF), command and control personnel computer (C2PC) and battle tracking of friendly and enemy forces.

Managed and accounted for over $7 million in gear and equipment

Aided in the development of a Marine Corps wide Infantry Battalion tactical SOP which has been distributed and utilized by all Infantry Battalions within the Marine Corps.

Planned, managed and allocated fiscal and operational resourses in support of the mobilization of 100 Marines for the Republic of Georgia deployment program.

1st Battalion 1st Marines, Camp Pendleton, Ca

Weapons Company Operations Chief / Senior Enlisted Tactical advisor, Sept 2009 – May 2011

Aided in the development of the Battalion Tactical Standard Operation Procedure (SOP)

Trained and mentored the Officers, SNCOs, NCOs and Marines of the 220 Marine Company.

Responsible for planning and leading tactical convoys in support of the Company’s missions.

Organized and supervised the execution of a joint international operation with the British Royal Marines.

Trained 220 Marines in Mountain Operations, Survival, Combat Marksmanship and

Current Combat Tactics, Techniques and Procedures.

Royal marines Mountain Leader Exchange, Lympstone, United Kingdom

Assistant Chief Instructor Royal Marine Commando Mountain Leader Course, May 2007 – Sept 2009

Selected from a peer group of 1000 based on skills, performance and experience to represent the US Marine Corps for a 2 year exchange tour with the elite British Royal Marine Mountain Leaders.

Trained over 60 Royal Mountain Leaders in mountain/arctic warfare, advance mountaineering, survival, avalanche awareness and urban climbing, conducted in 2 iterations of 9 months each in the UK, Norway, and Switzerland.

Liaised with foreign government representatives in order to conduct course evolutions in their countries.

Remodeled the urban climbing and clandestine entry course for the United Kingdom Special Forces and served as the Chief instructor for the conduct of 4 - 20 operator classes.

Planned, Coordinated and served as team leader for an international Marine expedition, comprised of British, Dutch and US Marines to climb Mt. McKinley, Alaska.

I MEF, Special Operations Training Group, Assault Climbers /HRST/non-lethal weapons branch,

Camp Pendleton, Ca

Staff Non-commissioned Officer in Charge June 2005 – May 2007

Managed a cadre of 10 elite Assault Climber instructors.

Developed and supervised a non-lethal weapons course taught to all West Coast MEUs.

Oversaw and executed the standup of a Helicopter Rope Suspension Technician course.

Responsible for the design, development, implementation and evaluation of the branch Master Lesson Plans, Instructor Materials, Student Materials, Instructional Media, and provided technical input to the associated POI’s for each course of instruction.

Managed and requisitioned over $1 million in equipment.

Coordinated with state and federal organizations in order to conduct the course within state parks and other off base areas.

Coordinated and executed a tactical cave and mine clearance course with the USGS providing an enhanced capability to Marines deploying to Afghanistan.

Bravo Company (Small Boat Company), 1st Battalion 1st Marines, Camp Pendleton, Ca

Platoon Sergeant, May 2002 – June 2005

Lead, trained and mentored a 43 Marine Rifle Platoon and a 50 Marine Weapons Platoon during 2 high-risk Operation Iraqi Freedom Deployments.

Provided humanitarian aid to the victims of the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami in Sri Lanka and Indonesia.

Planned and lead over 150 combat patrols including 50 boat borne riverine smuggling interdiction patrols resulting in numerous detainees and reduction of enemy activity in our area of operations.

Developed exceptional communication and rapport with the local population in order to identify danger areas, insurgent locations and de-escalate volatile situations.

Appointed as a platoon commander and the battalion main effort during Operation Sweeney resulting in 3 detainees and decreased oil smuggling and enemy activity in our area of operations.

Performed the 1st underway boarding of a hostile super tanker from combat rubber raiding craft by a Marine Rifle Platoon.

Trained and led the platoon in vessel boarding search and seizure techniques resulting in over 50 vessels boarded.

Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center, Bridgeport, Ca

Mountain Leader instructor / Assault Climber Instructor / Scout Skier instructor / Senior Enlisted Tactical advisor,

July 1999 – May 2002

Trained 400 Marines in Mountain Warfare and certified them as Marine Mountain Leaders.

Served as a mountain search and rescue team member, participating in 3 missions.

Responsible for implementing and instructing a Combat Marksmanship Program resulting in over 200 Marines trained in advanced rifle and pistol techniques.

Selected from a group of 60 Marine Mountain Leaders to attend the Level III avalanche forecasting course.

Supervised and conducted avalanche awareness training and forecasting for the Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center, various law enforcement agencies and search and rescue groups throughout the eastern sierra.

Responsible for developing live fire ranges and surface danger zones for base live fire evolutions to include controlled avalanche detonations.

3rd Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion, Twenty nine Palms, Ca

Scout Squad leader / Company Chief Scout / Dec1995 – July 1999

Lead over 30 clandestine counter narcotic patrols in the San Bernardino mountains in support of state/federal law enforcement and the National Forest Service during Joint Task Force 6 – 96 resulting in the location of 5 Marijuana grow sites and 1 probable methamphetamine lab.

Meritoriously promoted to Corporal and Sergeant

Marine Corps Recruit Depot / School of Infantry, Camp Pendleton / San Diego, Ca

Platoon Guide / July 1995 – Sept 1995

Graduated recruit training as the Company Honor Man (#1 of 700 recruits) and Meritoriously promoted to Lance Corporal

Graduated the School of Infantry as the platoon guide and Infantry Rifleman.

Education and Certifications

Military occupational specialties (MOS), 0369 Infantry unit leader, 0311 infantry rifleman, 0932 small arms weapons instructor

-High School Diploma -Small Arms Weapons Instructor Course -Infantry Platoon Sergeants Course -Combat Life Saver course

-Helicopter Rope Suspension Trainer (HRST) - Infantry Squad Leaders Course

-Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Instructor Course -Survival Evasion Resistance and Escape (SERE) Level C -Joe Morrison Tactical Pistol & Carbine Course -Royal Marines Reconnaissance Managers Course

-Royal Marines Mountain Leader 1’s Course -Norwegian Tactical Snowmobile Operators Course

-Norwegian Tele-mark Skier Inst. Course -San Bernardino County Sheriffs Man Tracker Course

-SOTG Basic CQT Marksmanship course -Military Operations in Urban Terrain Inst. Course

-Tactical Medical Institute, Live Tissue Course -Advisor Training Branch Marine advisor course

-Tier 1 Group, TCC, Live Tissue Course -Advisor Training Branch Tactical Combat Casualty Care - NRA Pistol Instructor -SEEK II Biometric Enrollment Operator Course

-USMC Mountain Leaders Course Summer/Winter -Peak Rescue Rope Rescue Technician and Specialist Course

-USGS Cave and Mine Safety Course -Alpine Skills International Avalanche Awareness levels I-II

-Alpine Skills Int. Level III Avalanche Forecaster -Alpine Skills International Adv. Mountaineering Course

-MCMWTC High Angle Rifle Course -Swift Water Rescue Instructor Course -Military Ski Instructor Course -Instructor Management Course

-Tactical MAGTF Integration Course (TMIC) -Security Cooperation Planners course

-Ground Operations Chief Course -EWTG PAC Fire Support Coordination Course

-Resident Advance SNCO Leadership Course -Resident Sergeants Leadership Course

-Open Water Safety Craft Operators Course -Michigan Concealed Carry Weapon License

*Certificates available upon request

Awards

Combat Action Ribbon 2 X Meritorious Service Medals

3 X Navy/Marine Corps Commendation Medals 3 X Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medals

Navy Unit Commendation Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation

6 X Good Conduct Medals 2 X National Defense Medal

3 X Iraq Campaign Medals 2 X Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medals

Global War on Terrorism Service Medal Humanitarian Service Medal

6 X Sea Service Deployment Ribbons Arctic Service Ribbon

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