GEORGE JAVIER FELIX

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Middletown, CT 06457

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Citizenship: Yes

Special Hiring Authority: Veteran

Federal Experience: Yes - National Guard

Clearance: Secret

Career Summary

I am an energetic and motivating leader with proven ability to effectively manage personnel projects, self-starter, and strong independent worker. I excel at analyzing products and procedures to generate new ideas to improve efficiency and production quality. Highly adaptable to ever changing circumstances and be able to use these skills in an everyday environment. Security-focused and diligent Guard skilled at protecting personnel and premises. Responds and acts appropriately to situational assessments, including criminal acts and fire and medical emergencies remaining alert, attentive, and vigilant always. Anticipates trouble and takes steps to intervene and diffuse using keen eye for detail. Skill Summary

I’m an individual with a variety of military skill that I have accumulated for the last 34 years of my military career, I was a member of the 2-192nd Filed Artillery for 13 years in Danbury and Naugatuck, CT, then I was a member of the 192nd NBC Battalion in New Haven, CT for 2 years, then became Military Police with the 643rd MP Company, for 7 years, after that I went to be a S-1 or Human Resources NCO for Battalion and Brigade from 2011-to 2020, with many different assignments which involved CBRNE training that often with work with different agency like local police, firefighter department, HLS, FBI and State Police, and before I retired I work for the 143rd RSG which I deploy in 2020 -2021 and retired at the end of February

Employment History

Teacher

Global Experience Magnet School – Bloomfield, CT 2022-Present Connecticut Army National Guard: Active Guard Reserve (AGR) 1999-2023 Readiness NCO

143rd Regimental Support Group – Middletown, CT 2020-2023 192nd Military Police Battalion – Camp Niantic, CT 2010-2011 643rd Military Police Company (I/R) – Westbrook, CT 2008-2010 643rd Military Police Company – Westbrook, CT 2004-2008 192nd Nuclear Biological Chemical, New Haven, CT 2002-2004 2/192nd Field Artillery BN – New Haven, CT 1999-2002 My assignment of the 143rd Regional Support Group as a readiness NCO is to deploy to provide life support and command and control of base operations. The unit’s responsibilities include leading the reception, staging, onward movement, and integration of supporting forces, managing facilities, and providing administrative, medical, and logistical support for troop services on a base camp. The brigade’s ten companies provide support for units during homeland security, homeland defense and other civil support missions.

I’m the Safety and CBRNE NCO for the whole Brigade in our current deployment in Jordan, I’m responsible for all the units safety and CBRNE training in Jordan, also operates as the Battle CPT for my second shift, also I manage and oversee all current operations to include ASG-J Battle Desk and other high priority operations, also manage the second shift at the Battle Desk and ensure smooth flow of information between shifts and the command team and ensure 24 hour operations of TOC activities. Manage daily military training operations of 151 Soldiers from a company to battalion. In charge of all the soldiers that belong to company and the battalion making sure they are ready to train, also make sure soldiers attend to military schools, and get their equipment ready and most important get paid. Coordinated training with other battalions for the year as an Operations Sergeant. Manages daily operations and administration of the 192nd MP Battalion. Advice the Commander on Training, Logistics, Personnel, and Unit Mobilization Readiness Requirements, ensure my Unit develop, update, and maintain comprehensive Mobilization Plans including Annual Post Mobilization Training Support Report, the Unit Alert Roster, and the Unit Home Station Activity List. Obtain all required data for the Unit Status Report and assists the Commander in preparing readiness reports. Monitors equipment on hand and the equipment readiness status of the Unit. Supervised internment facility operations reviewed and established procedures for counseling, management, training, and employment of military prisoners in internment/correction facility and the United States Disciplinary Barracks; established and supervised implementation of internment operational procedures and treatment programs within internment/correction facility and the United States Disciplinary Barracks. Assisted with supervision, accountability, and management of internees, and provided external security to internment/corrections facility; supervised, counseled, and assisted in managing internee operations in internment/correction facilities; supervise internment facility operations, counseling, management, training, and employment of military prisoners in internment/corrections facility and the United States Disciplinary Barracks. Military police protect lives and property on Army installations by enforcing military laws and regulations, as well as controlling traffic, preventing crime, and responding to emergencies. We provide support to the battlefield by conducting force protection, anti-terrorism, area security, and police intelligence operations and crime prevention programs. We as MPs also lead military police squads and sections, operate police desks, plan crime prevention measures, operate evidence rooms and prepare operations plans and orders in military police detachment. Responsible for supervising the successful accomplishment of the Commander's mobilization readiness objectives; anticipate and recommend solutions to needs of the unit in all aspects of unit readiness; keep involved in the day to day supervision of training management, mobilization planning, supply, maintenance, pay and personnel functions relating to the welfare of the Soldiers and mission capability; act as the commander's day to day representative and spokesman in the daily operations of the unit and ensure the highest readiness status of the unit; supervise 2 FTUS and 130 traditional Soldiers. Lead military police platoons, large detachments and sections; supervises and performs duties as Provost Sergeant and MP Operations NCO in Darmstadt, Germany, prepared circulation or traffic control plans and operations orders in support of both battlefield and installation law and order operations and security of resources and installations; performs 1SG duties and provided staff supervision, prepared plans, procedures and operational orders as provost sergeant, operations sergeant, intelligence NCO and security NCO in support of battlefield and installation law and order operations and security of resources and installations.

As CBRNE specialist I trained to deal with weapons of mass destruction, including the defense against WMD as well as response and decontamination procedures in the case of the chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear event. This training includes the use of CBRN decontamination, defense, detection, and monitoring equipment. Specialists are trained in the wear and use of protective equipment during exposure to toxic agents. As a CBRN specialist learned proper defense actions and procedures, as well as hazardous material certification (at the awareness level). Review and meet or exceed the unit's mobilization readiness objectives; acts as the Commander's representative when voicing concerns related to readiness; prepare for and recommend solutions to unit deployment requirements; coordinate daily with all other unit support functions to ensure readiness evolves with the mission, policy, and directives; monitor medical readiness of all personnel and oversees the unit Family Care Plan program; ensure the unit is always in the highest state of readiness Served as a Howitzer Section Chief in a M119A3 Howitzer Section in the 2/192nd FA; prepared howitzer for direct and indirect fire; supervised the handling and care of ammunition; supervised operator and crew maintenance of the howitzer, prime mover and all section equipment valued more than

$2,000,000; responsible for leading and training six personnel on their MOS and basic Soldier skills; trains personnel on METL tasks and non-traditional tasks focused on the unit's mission. As the unit Administrator, I advised the commander on training, logistics, personnel and unit mobilization readiness requirements and ensures that the unit develops, updates and maintains comprehensive mobilization plans including preparation of units reports, vehicle load plans, unit movement plans, convoy clearance requests, preparation of the Annual Post Mobilization Training Support Report, the unit Alert Roster, and the unit Home Station Activities list and ensuring that the unit is POM/POR qualified. Obtains all required data for the unit status report and assists the commander in preparing readiness reports. Monitors the Equipment on Hand (EOH) and the Equipment Readiness (ER) status of the unit and keeps the commander informed on these issues and reviews and implements mobilization directives and regulations.

Human Resources

169th REGT (RTI), Niantic, CT, 2018-2020

14TH CST (WMD) WINDSOR LOCKS, CT 2015-2018

Joint Force Head Quarters – Hartford, CT 2011-2015 Admin NCO for A Regimental Training Institute.

Managing the daily operations of the Administration section which support the Regimental Training Institute (RTI) the Headquarters and 3 Battalions with responsibilities for Officer Candidates School and Warrant Officer Candidates School across the eight states region, also responsible for include personnel accountability and strength reporting pay unit roll, track medical readiness, also advise the Administrator Officer, Human Resource Warrant Officer, the S-1 Officer, Commanders and other staff members on the personnel and administrator matters and last; Admin NCO and Decontamination NCO among training with Survey and Operations. Serving as decontamination, and administrative logistics supervisor for the 14th Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Team. I have successfully planned, developed, and coordinate decontamination training for WMD (Weapons of Mass Destruction) hazards CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive) events for specialized units in the specific State of Connecticut. Provide internal evaluation training exercises for Army National Guard (ARNG) CST CBRNE response unit survey and decontamination teams to ensure their ability to safely operate assigned equipment; conduct survey, and sampling operations. Effectively and strategically, evaluate each CST CBRNE response unit survey and decontamination team’s METs (Mission Essential Tasks) readiness level to ensure units’ maximum capability to support civil authorities in CBRNE events effectively. Provide exercise training/feedback that specifically reflects capabilities/employment operations of chemical monitoring equipment, chemical detection equipment, radiological equipment, biological detection equipment, civilian HAZMAT (Hazardous Material) equipment, and personal protective/medical equipment. In the event of a declared disaster/CBRNE event, provide the Joint Command Task Force federal resources knowledgeable of capabilities, limitations, and use of wide range of military nuclear, biological/ chemical detection equipment, and civilian HAZMAT detection and monitoring equipment. Perform emergency management responsibilities under the guidelines of the National Incident Management System (NIMS), the Defense Support Civil Authorities (DSCA), and the Incident Command System (ICS). Applies extensive working knowledge of the following equipment: photo ionization detectors, flame ionization detectors, combustible gas indicators, oxygen monitors, chemical reactivity sets (Dragger systems), gas chromatograph/mass spectrometer systems, antigen-based biological, alpha, beta, and gamma radiation instruments, and currently fielded military CBRNE detection equipment. Maintain and apply extensive knowledge of emergency response operations, procedures, policies, and directives from the local to the federal level with emphasis on WMD response and emergency preparedness. Effectively communicate and integrate policies, directives, strategic plans, vision, and values into training exercises to effectively support and accomplish the organization’s goals, objectives, and overall mission. As Admin and Decontamination manager among training with Survey, Commo, Analytical and Operations communication across multiple agencies. Training with The UCS I can also establish and maintain communications within the entire CST footprint and with higher headquarters, other responding elements and reach back Subject Matter Experts. I train and evaluate Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) Response Enterprise element functions including, administrative, logistical, decontamination, and communications readiness during my tour with the 14th WMD CST, support civil authorities in the event of a terrorist attack, or in response to other natural or technological disasters. Provide technical training of the CBRN Response Enterprise decontamination element's ability to synchronize HAZMAT group operations. Train CBRN Response Enterprise elements on Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 1910.120, National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 471, 472 and 473 requirements, and newly developed/fielded equipment. Ensure the serviceability of all CBRN monitoring equipment, chemical detection equipment, radiological equipment, biological detection equipment, civilian HAZMAT equipment, and personal protective equipment. Conducts Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) preparedness training for National Guard Weapons of Mass Destruction - Civil Support Teams (WMD-CST's). Served in the Communications section during WMD-CST training ensuring that the unit’s Communications section can effectively operate their assigned Communications and Information Technology (IT) equipment. While serving in the communications sections we effectively communicate with Federal, State, and local communities with the use of the Unified Command Suite (UCS), the Advanced Liaison Vehicle (ADVON), and all other communications equipment IAW the collective task list and accepted best practices. Serves as the Safety Officer within the Incident Command System while serving on the team. Conducts risk assessments and leads After Action Reviews (AAR) to ensure a safe, challenging, and realistic training environment for each CBRNE exercise. Provides written assessments for all training conducted. Accomplishments:

Successfully planned, developed, implemented, integrate, and coordinated, tasking requirements that directly resulted in the training and evaluation of CST CBRNE response unit survey and decontamination teams. Provided exercise training/feedback that reflects explicitly capabilities/employment operations of chemical monitoring equipment, chemical detection equipment, radiological equipment, biological detection equipment, civilian HAZMAT (Hazardous Material) equipment, and personal protective/medical equipment. Evaluated and ensured that the CST CBRNE response unit survey and decontamination team’s METs (Mission Essential Tasks) reached readiness levels that provided units the maximum capability to support civil authorities in CBRNE events effectively. Professionally and effectively articulated and communicated assignments, projects, problems to be solved, actionable events, milestones, and program issues, and deadlines for completion. Implemented appropriate problem-solving methods and techniques, provided advice on work methods, practices and procedures, identifying the parameters of a viable solution to leadership. Human Resources Specialists primarily help soldiers develop their Army careers, but also provide personnel support and assistance to all divisions of the Army. Prepare processes recommendations for awards, decorations, arrange for awards ceremony, update, coordinate requests for evaluations, to include responding to evaluation inquiries also prepare and monitors requests for promotions and arrange for promotion ceremony, to include promotion declinations, reconsideration for promotions, and arrange for reduction and removal boards for soldiers on local promotion standing lists, prepare and monitors requests for reductions, transfer, and discharge, prepare and monitors requests for identification cards and tags, leaves, and passes, line of duty determination, MILPER data and information management, order for temporary duty and travel, personnel processing, Personnel Security Clearances, training and reassignment, retention, military and special pay programs, personnel accounting and strength management, transition processing, legal, meal cards, training soldier support file, and unit administration.

COMPUTER SOFTWARE

Word Document, Excel, Power Point, Zoom, Microsoft and Microsoft Team,My Unit Pay to do payroll Education

Western Connecticut State University 1995

BS Degree in chemistry, Danbury, CT, 3,0 GPA)

Danbury High School Class of 1987

Brookfield High School and the Glenholme School 1996-1999 Teacher Spanish and Chemistry

Taught Spanish and Chemistry to an average of 19 students per class. Taught Spanish 3, 4, Spanish 3 Honor, and Spanish 4 Honors Military History

Army National Guard since 1989

Human Resources 2011-Present

Military Police and Prison Guard 2004-2011

Nuclear Biological Chemical 2002-2004

Field Artillery 1989-2002

Military Schools and Certifications:

Basic Training (become a Soldier)

Advanced Individual Training (Honor Graduate)

Primary Leadership Development Course (learned how to be a leader for Soldiers) Air Assault Course (Load Equipment into a helicopter) Basic Non-Commissioned Officer Course (To supervise Soldier in a group) Unit Readiness Mobilization (Administrate a unit of at least 130 Soldiers or Battalion of 850 Soldiers) CSSAMO course (Be proficient with computers in logistic) Advanced Non-Commissioned Officer Course (Manage a unit as a leader) Single Channel Ground and Airborne Radio System Course (SINGRAS) NCB Course (Be a Nuclear Chemical and Biological instructor) Readiness NCO Course (Unit Administrator)

Human Resource Course (Human Resource Manager)

Military Police Course, (Law Enforcement)

Equal Opportunity Leader Course (Equal Opportunity Liaison) Operations NCO Course (Manage to operate missions at Battalion level) Airborne Course (Jumping out of Plane to Combat)

Internment Resettlement Specialty Course (Prison Guard) Battlefield Forensics Course (Forensics Science Evaluator) RPAM Course (Personnel Employment Retirement Manager) ARNG BDE/BN S-1 Course (How to supervise managers of Human Resource) ARNG Basic Human Resources and Admin Course (Human Resource) Battalion Career Counselor Course (Counselor for Soldiers) IPERMS and Record Management Training (Soldiers record Manager) Civil Support Skill Course (Advanced Weapons of Mass Destruction familiarization) Improvised Explosive Device Awareness Course (IEDA) FEMA Technical Emergency Response Training

FEMA IS National Incident Management System

FEMA Single Resource and Initial Action Incident

FEMA IS Introduction to Incident Command

FEMA IS National Response Framework and Introduction Rope Rescue Certification

HazMat Awareness and Operations

Hazardous Material Technician

Homeland Security Weapons of Mass Destruction Radiation/Nuclear Awareness Toxic Agent Training Certification

Mass Casualty Decontamination

ULTV Master Drivers Cert Course (Certified to drive all Army Vehicles) Basic Shimadzu Operations Course (Analytical Chemistry Instrument) Tactical Chemistry for Emergency Responders (Knowledge of Chemistry) Recue Technician Confined Space Course (Certified Recue Technician) Combat Life Saver Course (Basic EMT)

Unified Command Suite Course (UCS)

G-1 Course, Camp Robinson, AR (Advance Administrator Human Resource) Harris AN/PRC-117F Communication System Course

Security (ITTC-073) Course

Dynamics of International Terrorism Course

Advanced Decon Course (Advancer Nuclear Biological Chemical) ARNG Senior HR NCO Course and Warrant Officers (Advanced Human Resource for Supervisor) CISSP- Cert Info System Security Prof (ITTC-080)

Analytical Laboratory System Course (ALS)

Apply Radiation Response Techniques I and II (Advanced Radiation) Field Identification of Biological Warfare Agents Course (FIBWA) Joint Biological and Diagnostic System Identification System Course (JBAIDS) HAZMAT Course (Hazard Material)

Postal Operations (Postal Master)

Ground Safety

Chemistry and Spanish, WCSU

Deployments

Operation Noble Eagle 2003-2004

Operation Endurance Freedom 2005-2007

Operation Spartan Shield 2020-2021

Awards and Commendations

Army Service Ribbon Global War on Terrorism Service Medal Army Reserve Components Achievement Medal (3) NCO Medal (3rd Award) Army Achievement Medal (2nd Award) Air Assault Badge Army Commendation Medal (5th Award) Good Conduct Medal (6th Award) Emergency Service Medal (7th Award) Ct Long Service Medal-20 Years Armed Forces Reserve Medal (M Device) Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal Parachute Badge Army Reserve Component Overseas Training Ribbon Schutzenschnur (German Shooting Badge Bronze) Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal Meritorious Service Medal Medal of Merit

Relevant skills

Reserve Component Automation System Specialist for the State of Connecticut. Retirement Non-commissioned Officer for the State of Connecticut Computer Skills: Microsoft Office Word, Microsoft Office Excel, Payroll System Program, Windows 11, Microsoft Office Power Points, Pure Edge Viewer, DTS, TAMES, ATRRS, DTMS, SIDPERS, I-perms, AFCOS, DPRO. ARIMS Programs, DATA ANALYSIS (5+ years), LABORATORY (7+ years), EXCEL (20 years), GC-MS

(Less than 3 years), GC (Less than 3 years), Chemistry (Less than 20+ years), HPLC (Less than 3 years) Operation of CBRN Decontamination, Detection and Monitoring Equipment Preparation for CBRN Defense Actions/Procedures

Wear and use of protective equipment level A, B, C, and D Hazardous Material Certification (at the awareness level) Exposure to toxic agents while wearing CBRN protective equipment. Confined Spaced Certified

Medical Terminology Certification

Army Administration School

Fluent in Spanish and some Italian

Laboratory testing

Instrumental analysis

wet chemistry

GC-MS, LC-MS/MS, HPLC, ICP-MS, FTIR

Data analysis

Method development

Special achievements

• Becoming a paratrooper

• Chemical Specialist for a Weapons of Mass Destruction Unit

• Chemical Lab Technician at Carry Industries 1992-1994

• Semester at Danbury Hospital as translator 1995

• Graduating from Western Connecticut State University References:

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