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Logistics and operations planning, including geopolitical analysis and security implementation; project evaluation and solutions implementation; leadership and team building; identification and utilization of team member skills and aptitudes; mentoring; Marine Corps veteran; Microsoft Office.
Military Experiences
Aug 2011 - Apr 2012
MARSOC Recruiter
Lead enlisted recruiter for the Marine Special Operation Command (MARSOC). Briefed over 300 Marines on the recruitment process to help them better understand the relatively new unit and its specific mission and purpose.
Successfully converted 20 potential recruits in less than a year using a variety of recruiting techniques including briefs, training, cold calls and scheduled meeting times with large units.
Responsible for the quality and control of applicants entering the Marine Special Operations Assessment and Selection to ensure that they would uphold the reputation and integrity of the unit.
Feb 2008 - Aug 2011
Element NCO
Evaluated foreign military capabilities and developed a training program to improve core competencies and efficiencies. Created an open dialogue with the foreign military to help them understand their own deficiencies and how to improve them.
Managed the logistics of deploying a MARSOC Special Operations Team (MSOT) to a foreign country with millions of dollars worth of government materials and highly sensitive equipment.
Trained over 100 foreign soldiers to work as a more cohesive and efficient team, including training on planning, logistics, cohesiveness, delegation of duties, and understanding of armed conflicts.
Aug 2004 - Feb 2008
Squad Leader
Effectively communicated under stressful situations while working as a Platoon Radio Operator during Operation Iraqi Freedom leading to a Meritorious Mast for exceptional actions.
Led a 15 man squad to a deployment to Al Qaim, Iraq, conducting over 50 foot mobile patrols as well as security operations and Quick Reaction Force (QRF) tasks with all members returning without incident.
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