Resume’ Summaries

[Eyes On]

I'm thinking of running at least one public training event per month. I am looking for instructors for all sorts of subjects. Are you interested in participating as an instructor? Post a summary of your qualifications here.

My credentials:

Sergeant (E-5), held all billets from Rifleman to Platoon Sergeant.
Primary USMC MOS's 0311, 0331.
B Billet USMC MOS's 8541, 8654, 8154
Schooled MOS's not carried: 2111, 0861, Scout Swimmer.

HDPS/CCSD (Michigan): Warrants and Parole/Probation, Alternate Designated Marksman.

If your resume doesn't look like this, it doesn't mean you're not qualified. If you have any doubts about your qualifications, PM them to me. Please include the subjects that you would be qualified and interested in teaching in your summary or your PM.

[Archlight]

I'll help out if/when I can. Not sure if my background has much of use, but here you go:

US Army, 1994-2000

-MOS31u, Signal Systems Support Specialist
Army Airborne training
Ranger Indoctrination Program (injured prior to completion)
Personal Security Specialist school
Primary Leadership Development Course

-MOS19k, M1a1 Crewman
Company-Level Combined Arms Coordinator study group

18 months as MOUT OpFor Coordinator for 89th MP Bde at Ft. Hood, TX-
taught US soldiers how to fight in ways that are generally frowned upon.

Oh, and I once punched a Frenchman during a soccer match.

[Zahrdoz]

US ARMY 1984-1987, 1988-1992

Sergeant (E5p)
PLDC and BNCOC
Army Ariborne School
Army Instructor Course (not Drill)
Survival Training (Now called SERE I believe)
Recon and Patrol Course
Delta Force Tryouts (FAILED MISERABLY)

PRIMARY MOS 11B
SECONDARY MOS 19E

Recon Team Ncoic
Assistant squad leader and squad leader

Primary Block of Instructions as a Military Instructor: Squad Level Infantry Training, Protective (GAS CHAMBER) Environment, Land Navigation.

Addendum: Other information such as duty dates, TDY and PCS assignments and documents available to certain individuals only upon request.

Um, I puked on a frenchman.. does that count?

[tommyboy]

Duenas, A.C. (callsign: TommyBoy, real name: Chris)
USMC 1998-2001
Cpl. (E-4)

Primary MOS:
0311 Marine Infantry Rifleman

Schools:
SOI: ITB (School of Infantry; Infantry Training Battlion)
Brig Prison Chaser/ Transportion/ Apprehension
FAST (Fleet Antiterrorism Security Team)
Classes in Counter-Terrorism taken w/FAST
FAST training in-complete, did not complete due to injury
SRT (Special Reaction Team)

Duties Held in USMC:
Range Coach, Rifle, Pistol, & Grenage
Brig Prison Chaser, Prisoner Apprehension (2 Deserters apprehended)
Marine Liaison @ NHCP (Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton)
Billet Rank as Liaison; GySgt. (E-7) Held all authority of a GySgt.
Assisted in Organazation, Training, and Instruction of the NHCP SRT unit

FYI: Recon Indoc taken and failed

[Pope_Alex_Kaeda_I]

US Army, 1997-2000 (terminal leave - 2001)

Oh yeah, and a bunch of actual Military Schools that I attended.



Edited by the evil forum mod.

Let's try that again, with actual schools and less cynicism.

[Niall]

US Army 1985 - 1994

MOS 11B - Weapons Crew / Rifle Team Leader

B, 4th Bn 17th Inf. Rgt. 7th ID(L)
-NWTC Alaska (Northern Warfare Expert)
-JOTC Panama (Jungle Expert)
-Expedient Explosives and Booby-trap Instructor
-Resident Impossible City MOUT Site (Fed Tng Site) Ft. Ord CA
-INS/DEA/Army Border Ops.
-Operation Just Cause (H-Hour Bn.)
-Joint Ops SEALS, Colon Panama [we stole their boots in the Mojinga Swamp]
-Operation Gallant Eagle '89
-Operation Market Square '89
-Operation Larkspur Bounty '87-'90
-Joint Operations (Opfor) 5th SF GP [we stole their helicopters and made them cry]

A, 6th Bn. 502nd Inf. Rgt, Berlin Bde
-Combat Lifesaver Course
-Field Sanitation Course
-Armorer

Awarded:
CIB, AAMx3, GCM, AEFM, ASR, PUC, AOSR.

Non-Military Training
Non-Standard Fencing and edged weapon combat 1980-Present

[Wilk308]

To bad your not closer. I would enjoy getting involved.

USMC 1976-1982
Pri Mos:0311,0341
2nd MOS:8531,8541,8542

Duties:
0311 Grunt
81mm Mortarman
3rd Mar Div Rifle Pistol Team (The Rock) Okinawa
2nd Mar Div Rifle Pistol Team
2nd Mar Div Marksmanship Instructor
2nd Mar Div Scout/Sniper Instructor

Schools:
ITS Camp Pendleton Ca.
2nd Mar Div Scout/Sniper School
Advanced S/S Instructor School Quantico Va.

[Ninja2dan]

Some people have mentioned I should post my military service background here. Although I don't feel my service time was sufficient enough to really amount to much, there might be some use of my skills where AP is concerned. If not, at least it might make a few people aware of my background and desire for reenlistment.

US Army

MAR 96 - DEC 97, Oregon Army National Guard (ORARNG)

Enlisted as 11B, served as Rifleman, Grenadier, and Automatic Rifleman. Trained as part of Scout platoon at times, and slated for Sniper course. Unable to attend official Sniper certification due to enlistment for Active Duty.

JAN 98 - JUL 99, US Army Active Duty

MOS changed to 13B, attended training at Ft. Sill, OK. Orders to remain at post, served as Driver/Gunner for M109A6 Paladin 155mm SP Howitzer. During Red Phase I worked with DOIM, assisting post setup and installation of computers and network systems. Also served as Training NCO at BCT/AIT/OSUT Battalion for about 9 months. Due to under-staffing at the time, was also placed as an assistant Platoon Sergeant for the unit. Other tasks included unit assistant armorer, Command Staff driver, and Post Media Specialist (Production Crew).

I was injured while leading a cycle of recruits on a 10km road march, was scheduled to attend secondary MOS training at Ft. Stewart. Unable to attend due to medical discharge. Currently classified as Special Disabled Veteran, 30% disability. Have been trying to reenlist since about JAN 01.

I also attended the CLS course, and served as a volunteer Firefighter/EMT-I for the Ft. Sill Fire Dept (Civilian). Some of the courses I covered were BRM, Hand Grenade, US Weapons, COC/CCC, .50-cal M2, and SP Artillery 155mm (M109A3/A5/A6).

I plan to reenlist back into the Infantry. Field Artillery can lick my b*lls.

Reason for my medical discharge instead of reclass is a bit personal, I don't mind answering questions about it as long as it's via PM.

[Knuckles]

<Cringes>
I have NO military training, but I was one of Nevada's finest. I feel kinda silly even voicing in this crowd, but diversity is the key to victory. I'd be happy to offer any information, advice, training, that you feel would be applicable.
I worked for 5 years in one of Nevada's toughest prisons. I have walked the walk and talked the talk. My scope is narrow, but if you need to know about draggin' yer knuckles, look no further.

Pacific Security Training Academy, VIP Protection Program. 1996
P.O.S.T. Level II (Nevada) 1997
N.D.O.P, P.S.T. Class 2105
K-9 Lead Handler/Trainer
C.E.R.T. Shotgun Specialist (breach team)
Mantracker
F.T.O.

[Eyes On]

Love-Fest posts deleted. Hijackers will be shot.








I said SHOT!

[TOP]

US Army Active Duty '84 - '97 - ORARNG '97 - Current MOS 91A, 91B, 91W, now 68W. Came up through the ranks from E-1 now E-8.

Medic for Mech Inf
Medic for Light Inf
Flight Medic

PLDC
BNCOC
ANCOC

[KA-BAR]

hi,

i like knuckles have never served, so my capacity for instructuion in these areas is very limited , if not no-existant at all. but i do belive i have valuable information to impart in other areas. i have alot of martial arts experience, and i do belive althought we do not engauge in hand 2 hand combat, that there is a level of body movement theat can be gleened from various martial arts styles that can greatly increase ones effectiveness in movment. footwork is what i am talking about here.

10 yrs + of sword training
2 years with the dallas Ft. worth kendo and iaido kyokai
1.5 years with the chuo dojo in los angeles ( kendo and iai )
8.5 years of shinkendo and aikibujutsu training @ the honbu dojo under the direct supervision of Obata toshishiro kaiso.
9 years as a sushi chef

as you can see i have done extensive blade work over my lifetime. looking forward to seeing some classes. i could really use some practical training in areas i am feeling need a lil touch up. i am really hoping that casca will reinstate his scout/sniper course. this is my contribution to the community, to impart any knowledge that i can to better our milsim experiences, and make games just more fun to enjoy. thx all.

KA-BAR out

[Eyes On]

US Army Active Duty '84 - '97 - ORARNG '97 - Current MOS 91A, 91B, 91W, now 68W. Came up through the ranks from E-1 now E-8.

Medic for Mech Inf
Medic for Light Inf
Flight Medic

PLDC
BNCOC
ANCOC

Welcome aboard 1stSgt.

[TOP]

Thanks... Can't wait to get involved

[Thompson]

US Navy 28JUN01-28JUN05 - Now a reservist.

Naval Air Station Pensacola, FL-
-Naval Air Crew Canidate School (NACCS) Graduate
-Aircrew Search and Rescue Swimmer School Graduate
-Navy SERE Graduate
-Awarded Naval Aircrew Gold Wings
(Got injured and revoked flight status)
-Transferred to Navy Police, NAS Pensacola

Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek, VA
-US Navy Beachmaster School Graduate
-US Navy Law Enforcement School Graduate
-CQB Introduction and Intermediate Course, NSWC Little Creek
-Mobile Security Squadron Selection, 2 out of 3 phases passed until removed to injury sustained in Florida.

Naval Station Newport, RI
-Emergency Vehicle Operations Instructor
-Patrol Officer
-Small Combatant Coxwain/Crewman (that means I had my own Patrol boat)Anti-Terrorism Liason with NCIS
-Awarded Master At Arms 3rd Class (Taken away 3 months later for insubordination- A Lieutenant Commander didnt like that fact that he was wrong, and I was not)
-Re-awarded MA3
-Emergency Managment Team Member
-Put in Charge of Organizing the CQB training program for Base Security and Anti-Terroism teams
-Sent to New York City 3 times to staff the Anti-Terrorism and Force Protection team for 2 US Navy Fleet Weeks (2003/2004) and the 4th of July celebration with the Royal British Navy. (You know the brits have full service bars on thier ships?)



Now I do what ever the Navy tells me to do- thats how it works.