Platoon Leader Army Officer
Resume:
CHARLES J. HAAS
Springfield, VA 22153
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EXPERIENCE:
Access Control Specialist/Construction Security Technician: Compu-Dynamics LLC, 22446 Davis Dr. Ste #187, Sterling, VA 20164; Mar 2022 – Present. Supervisor – Marco Sanchez. Phone – 202-***-****.
Provides access control and monitors construction activities, inspects personnel entering controlled work areas, logs personnel into and out of the work area, escorts personnel in the work area as required, records and report all construction actions in classified locations. Ensure all activities maintain the integrity of the classified nature of the building.
Lieutenant, Armed Security: Inter-Con UPSP Services, 1725 Duke St., Ste 240, Alexandria, VA 23314; Feb 1994 to 10 Dec 2021. Supervisor – Mr. Grimes, Phone - 202-***-****.
Supervise all security personnel contracted for the security and safety of State Department personnel, property and classified information. Provided security supervision for all operations in the National Capital Region. Make arrests as required, investigate and report on theft, burglary, threats and accidents, etc. Provide access control to State Department facilities and preventing entrance of unauthorized personnel, weapons or explosives. Respond to emergency situations, provide first aid, and provide protection to domestic and foreign dignitaries. Inspect State Department buildings for security violations.
Intelligence Analyst, Exercise Division: Major, U. S. Army Detachment 206 (Reserve), Bldg. NH-95,
U. S. Joint Forces Command, Norfolk, Virginia 22551, May 1994 to Apr 2002. Supervisor - MAJ John Carpenter, phone - 1-800-***-****.
Senior Army officer assigned to the Exercise Directorate. Responsible for ensuring correct ground order of battle and simulated exercise play for major joint exercises. Serve in simulated exercises at the Joint Training and Simulation Center. Provides briefings on weapons systems to U. S. Atlantic Command personnel. Deployed to SOCEUR, Germany to serve as Force Protection Officer in 1997-1998.
Imagery Interpretation Officer: Captain, U. S. Army Intelligence Threat and Analysis Center, Washington, D. C. 20374, Jun 1991-Jul 1993. Supervisor - John Butler, phone - 202-***-****.
Analyzed multi-sensor soft copy and hard copy imagery from national reconnaissance systems. Produced monthly reports concerning force structure and withdrawal activities of Russia, the Central Asian Republics and Eastern European countries. Produced immediate imagery briefing materials for the Army Operations Center, at the Pentagon, and tactical army units involving the Yugoslav conflict and various other European topics.
Intelligence Officer: Captain, U. S. Army, 5th Battalion, 5th Air Defense Artillery, Camp Stanton, Korea, May 1990 - May 1991. MAJ Perrin.
Served as battalion and installation security manager, responsible for all security, including Class A ammunition, (Stinger and Chaparral missiles) and classified documents. Responsible for arms room security, crime prevention, and physical security of unit property. Developed and implemented a base defense plan for Camp Stanton. Provided air defense intelligence preparation of the battlefield assessments to the 2d Infantry Division, including all forms of air operations. Providing briefings and written summaries on North Korean air, air defense, and ground activity, capabilities, tactics and order of battle.
Intelligence Officer: Captain, U. S. Army, 14th Combat Engineer Battalion, Fort Ord, CA 93940, Jul 1988 - Jul 1989. Supervisor - MAJ Daniels.
Responsible for arms room security, crime prevention, and physical security of unit property. Provided engineer intelligence preparation of the battlefield concerning threat offensive and defensive engineer operations, and threat ground combat operations throughout a Corps sector. Provided extensive terrain products to support engineer operations. Provided classified document security for a five-nation standardization conference.
Executive Officer / Platoon Leader: 1st Lieutenant, U. S. Army, Ground Surveillance / Counterintelligence / Interrogation Company, 107th Military Intelligence Battalion, Fort Ord, CA 93940, Feb 1988 - Jul 1988. Supervisor - CPT Hegna.
Acted as the Company Commander in his absence. Responsible for operations and security of the unit arms room and supply office. Supervised the integration of the Remotely Monitored Battlefield Sensor System into the company. Supervised company operations during two major brigade-sized field exercises.
Chemical / Assistant Operations Officer: 1st Lieutenant, U. S. Army, 7th Battalion, 15th Field Artillery, Fort Ord, CA, 93940, Dec 1985 - Feb 1988. Supervisor - MAJ Dailey.
Developed chemical operations and training program for newly formed battalion. Developed air load and emergency deployment plans for a rapid deployment battalion task force. Supervised the battalion intelligence operations section.
EDUCATION:
Civilian:
Bachelor of Arts, Military Studies, Norwich University, Northfield, VT, 05663, 1980 - 1984.
Orchard Park Senior High, Orchard Park, N. Y. 14127. Date of diploma - 21 June 1980.
Professional:
Security Basic Training Course, Weapons Qualificatios, and CPR training, Refresher Training in Aug 21.
Honor Graduate - National Photographic Interpretation Center Advance Ground Order of Battle Course, 3 weeks, 1992.
U. S. Army Combined Arms Staff Service School, 9 weeks, 1992.
U. S. Army Tactical Exploitation of National Capabilities Course, 2 weeks, 1990.
U. S. Army Military Intelligence Officer Transition and Advance Officers Course, 18 weeks, 1989.
U. S. Army Chemical Officers Basic Course, 19 weeks, 1984.
PERSONAL INFORMATION:
CLEARANCE - Top Secret
Citizenship - United States citizen by birth.
No Veterans Preference.
ARTICLES PUBLISHED:
B-2 vs. Arsenal Ship, Defense News, 27 May - 2 June 1996, pg. 22, 24.
Upgrade Battalion Mortars, Infantry Magazine, November-December 1989, pg. 2.
Iceland and the Northern Flank, Jane’s Defence Weekly, 13 December 1988, pg. 1411.
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