Anthony R. Walker ** Stoney Creek Circle

Waynesboro, VA 2298

904-***-****

uawl6t@r.postjobfree.com

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

Extensive Experience in Signals, Human and All-Source Intelligence Analysis Current Top Secret/SCI Security Clearance and CI Polygraph Military Background and Training, Leader of Military Personnel in Various Dynamic Environments

SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY

Database Management Software: AMHS, CIDNE, Pathfinder, QueryTree, Tripwire (TAC), TSAL, M3 Cryptologic Tools: Gale-Lite, Spot beam, Broomstick, Agility, Pinwale, SEDB, Octave, Wrangler Human Intelligence Tools: Biometrics Automated Toolset (BAT), Defense Source Operations Management Service (DSOMS)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Centurum, Baghdad, Iraq Human Intelligence Analyst February 2009 - Present

United States Forces-Iraq (USF-I), Directorate for Intelligence (J2), Camp Slayer, Baghdad

Produced detainee threat assessments for the Deputy Commanding General, United States Forces-Iraq, in direct support of the Office of the Secretary of Defense and produced an assessment product on over 16,000 detainees in United States custody in Iraq. Responsible for vetting detainees scheduled for release from Coalition Forces custody to prevent the release of dangerous radical extremists and ultimately recidivism to the insurgency in Iraq. Ensured quality control review of detainee information packets to verify the use of standard operating procedures prior to submission to the Government of Iraq as part of the United Nations Security Council Agreement. Provided daily products in support of the Director for Intelligence regarding Human Intelligence, including identifying and defining Human Intelligence Collection Requirements, Source Directed Requirements, producing analytical products, targeting support and information intelligence report evaluations. Responsible for the daily production and coordination of the Commanding General’s Daily Readbook, Human Intelligence reporting threads and source information analysis reports. Authorized Foreign Disclosure Representative, to prevent unauthorized disclosure of sensitive information.

MILITARY EXPERIENCE United States Navy, Various Locations Senior Cryptologic Technician October 2006 – October 2008

Navy Information Operations Command (NIOC), San Antonio, Texas

Assisted in the apprehension of 20 narcotic transshipment targets and seizure of over 400 million dollars worth of narcotics in the Southern Command Area of Responsibility. Performed in-depth analysis and timely reporting of signals intelligence, providing tactical indications and warning support to the United States and Allied national consumers, including naval assets operating in the Southern Command Area of Responsibility. Produced over 350 sensitive multi-intelligence reports. Collaborated with extensive enterprises to coordinate appropriate operational responses to customer mission requirements which led to the timely resolution of over 200 requests for information, directly impacting the success of the Texas Maritime Analysis Support Team. Supervised ten joint service personnel and trained multiple Navy reservists in gaining proficiency in the Southern Command Signals Analysis Laboratory mission and operations, which greatly improved command readiness.

Senior Electronic Intelligence Analyst October 2003 – October 2006 Commander, Naval Forces Central Command, Manama, Bahrain

Responsible for providing Electronic Intelligence indications and warning, and in-depth historical and trend analysis of regional threats, to include naval, air and land assets, in direct support of US and Coalition afloat units in the Central Command Area of Responsibility. Subject matter expert on Iran, Pakistan, and India naval, air and ground orders of battle, allowing Fifth Fleet Commander time-sensitive decision making and tasking of US Navy assets. Provided historical and trend analysis studies on key Iranian infrastructure that facilitated Department of Defense leadership contingency planning in the event of a future war with Iran. Single-handedly correlated unidentified electronic emissions signals of over 70 previously unknown surface and subsurface radars of major regional threat platforms of threat countries. Provided over 1,000 new entries into the Central Command’s hull-to-emitter correlation database.

Electronic Support Measures Operator September 2000 – September 2003 Naval Group Activity Security (NSGA) Naval Station Pearl Harbor, Hawaii

Provided accurate, time-critical reporting and threat assessments of the Electronic Warfare environment to the Commanding Officer, which were critical to the safety of the crew during deployments aboard four US Pacific Fleet subsurface combatants. Managed Cryptologic Direct Support Element teams of 20 sailors in support of National and Fleet tasking, Indications and Warning, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance, and Research and Development tasking. Developed, implemented, monitored and maintained a 24-week Submarine Direct Support Analyst training curriculum, focusing on radar/range-finding systems theory, collection equipment operation, geographic order of battle research, manual signal analysis techniques and foreign military electronic signals recognition. Provided over 500 hours of in-depth technical and tactical Electronic Support Measures training to sailors qualifying for afloat duty.

EDUCATION Parkview Baptist, Baton Rouge, LA September 1994-December 1997 Pointe Coupee Central High, Morganza, LA December 1997-May 1998