Unit leader
Resume:
Travis D. Parker
810-***-**** **********@*****.***
***** ******** ***** ***** ****, MI 48178
RELEVANT SKILLS
+Leadership +Written Communication +Planning & Organization
+Logistical Planning +Interpersonal Skill +Problem Solving
+Initiative +Analytical Skills +Critical Thinking
+Oral Communication +Public Speaking +Team Building
SECURITY CLEARANCE
+ Twice cleared and received secret level clearance through the Department of Defense.
MILITARY CAREER HISTORY
3rd Battalion 5th Marine Regiment Camp Pendleton, CA Infantry Unit Leader July 2018 – September 2020
+ Accelerated promotion to the rank of E-6/Staff Sergeant.
+ Hand selected from 16 other E-6 to independently lead 18 Marines in support of Customs and Border Patrol to bolster relations and security at the southwest international border of the United States leading to the apprehension of over 150 illegal migrants and over 400 pounds of illegal drugs.
+ Infantry Unit Leaders are responsible for the tactical employment and well-being of 36 Infantry Marines, gear and equipment, and delegation of authority to subordinate unit leaders. Mission accomplishment and initiative are constant expectations. Unit Leaders operate effectively under stress, without clear instructions.
+ Coordinated the logistical requirement of transportation, ammunition, food, water, and training locations for 5 live fire events maintaining qualifications of 120 Marines.
+ Expertly lead, trained, and mentored 37 Marines on deployment while maintaining the prestigious position of “main effort” allowing the company to meet mission accomplishment across a broad range of operations.
+ Deployed apart of the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit to the Southern Pacific.
The Basic School MCB Quantico, VA
Master Warfighting Instructor January 2016 – July 2018
+ Awarded the Enlisted Instructor of the Year from a pool of 250 candidates.
+ Educated 20 peers on information dissemination and tools for information retention to improve quality of instruction and education for newly commissioned officers.
+ Promoted to the rank of E-5/Sergeant.
+ Hand-selected for service in The Basic School’s Enlisted Instructor Platoon.
+ Organized and coordinated the training of six field exercises for 1,500 Marine Officers allowing the development and training of over 1,500 Marine Officers.
+ Qualified to instruct 19 separate events to include platform instruction, tactical decision games, discussion groups, field exercises, and live-fire exercises. Course subject matter included principles of warfare and tactics, the tactical planning process, operations order construction and delivery, rapid decision making, critical thinking, and military judgment.
+ Instructed over 3,255 Marine Officers during 67 periods of instruction, totaling over 347 hours of instruction.
+ Wrote 37 Leadership Reports that directly affected students’ leadership grade and class standing.
3rd Battalion 2nd Marine Regiment Camp Lejeune, NC Machine Gun Squad Leader April 2012 – January 2016
+ Meritoriously promoted to the rank of E-3/Lance Corporal.
+ Responsible for assessing the effects of fires from the machine guns while communicating with adjacent units.
+ Deployed apart of the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit.
+ Deployed in support of the Unit Deployment Program to Okinawa, Japan.
+ Honor Graduate of boot camp platoon and Meritoriously promoted to the rank of E-2/Private First Class.
+ Entered Active Duty on October 10, 2011.
MILITARY OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALTIES
0369 Infantry Unit Leader Primary
The infantry unit leader is responsible for the accomplishment and well-being of their Marines.
0913 Marine Corps Combat Instructor Additional
Combat Instructors disseminate pertinent information the newly developed Marines in preparation for their future.
0331 Machine Gunner Additional
Machine gunner’s provide essential fires to maneuvering units to ensure success and increase safety in their movements.
JOB HISTORY
Michigan Engineering Systems (MES) Plymouth, MI Network Locator September 2010 – July 2011 + Located and provided AT&T U-verse internet and cable for over 250 new clients.
+ Gained exposure to the team building, communication, and information dissemination.
+ Identified distance analysis determining amount of cable required, if product could be spliced and extended and finding solutions to gaining perspective clients.
Ashford University
San Diego, CA
Accounting
March 2016 – December2020
Bachelor of Arts
SERVICE SCHOOLS
+ Instructor Education Program
+ Enlisted Warfighting Instructor Course
+ Infantry Unit Leaders Course
+ Advanced Infantry Machine Gunners Course
+ Combat Life Saving
+ Trauma Management Course – Tactical Operator
+ Infantry Machine Gunner MOS School
+ Marine Corps Combat Instructor School
AWARDS
+ Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal + Armed Service Medal
+ Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal + Rifle Expert Qualification Badge (x5)
+ Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal + Pistol Expert Qualification Badge (x3)
+ Korean Defense Medal + Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary (x2)
Contact this candidate