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HME SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT
Professional Summary
Mr. Moore has had a diverse career; with over 20 years of Explosive Ordnance Disposal experience. His operational knowledge base spans mixing and testing of homemade explosives, operational testing of EOD prototype equipment, training of host nation personnel in Afghanistan and US forces alike. Team Leader for the JATAC Homemade Explosives course training Joint Service Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technicians. Project Manager for DTRA research and development programs, lead and coordinated the development of EOD unique equipment for war fighters deployed in support of OIF and OEF. He has attended the Alford Advanced Homemade Explosives Course at the Broadmead Centre, UK, and has a Bachelors Degree in Homeland Security.
Core Qualifications
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Experience
HME Subject Matter Expert
February 2013 to August 2014Company Name － City, State
February 2013 to August 2014Company Name － City, State
- Deployed to Afghanistan as a Homemade Explosives Subject Matter Expert (HME SME).
- Provided support for various Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance (ISR) platformsin theater.
- Conducted Homemade Explosives mixing courses for operational units throughout Afghanistan.
- Mixing course provide operators the ability to recognize and identify the various indicators and procedures and hazards associated with the manufacture of HME in the Afghan Theater of Operations.
- Responded to HME Request For Information (RFI) for the Intelligence community, Special Operation Forces, Combined Joint Task Force Paladin and Combined Joint Task Force ODIN.
Homemade Explosives Team Leader/Master Instructor
May 2007 to February 2013Company Name － City, State
May 2007 to February 2013Company Name － City, State
- Joint Asymmetric Threat Awareness and Counter (JATAC) Homemade Explosives Team Lead.
- Duties included providing EOD operators with the ability to recognize prosecute and offer technical advice on facilities that are in the process of producing explosive materials used against coalition forces in the war on terrorism.
- Also responsible for evaluating revising course curriculum and materials utilized in the deliverance of the Homemade Explosives course.
- Developed authored and instructed the JATAC 40-hour Homemade Explosives course of instruction.
Host Nation Instructor
October 2011 to April 2012Company Name － City, State
October 2011 to April 2012Company Name － City, State
- Deployed to Afghanistan for six months as a Mobile Training Team Member and Leader.
- As an SME on Afghan Theater of Operation enemy Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTP) duties included training Host Nation personnel, with the aid of an interpreter, on basic demolition procedures, IED awareness, counter IED, ordnance ID, introduction to HME, explosive effects, employment of metal detectors, threat assessment and ground sign awareness, principals of evidence collection, recording and reporting.
- Also trained US military personnel IED awareness, enemy tactics, counter IED enablers, threat assessment and reporting techniques.
Mobile Training Team
May 2004 to May 2007Company Name － City, State
May 2004 to May 2007Company Name － City, State
- Mobile Training Team member Applied Marine Technologies Project Manager for the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) remotely controlled Vehicle Borne Improvised Explosive Device (VBIED) Defeat Program.
- Mobile Training Team member for the Defense Threat Reduction Agency Improvised Explosive Device detect and defeat equipment training program for EOD war-fighters deployed for OIF and OEF.
Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician
April 1982 to May 2004Company Name － City, State
April 1982 to May 2004Company Name － City, State
- USN EOD Operational Test Director in the only test and evaluation department for US Navy EOD.
- Responsible for the detailed planning and writing of the operational test and the supervision and execution of the test.
- EOD Group Two Notional Concept and LIC submissions manager.
- Responsible for implementation, submitting and tracking all EOD equipment notional concept submissions.
- EOD Group Two Type Unit Characteristics Manager.
- Responsible for tracking and managing EOD unit operational load-out requirements.
Education
Bachelor of Arts : Homeland Security, 2010American Military University － City, State, United State
Homeland Security
Homemade Explosives Level 3 (Expert) Course : Explosives, 2008Alford Technologies － City, State, UK
Attended the Alford Advanced Homemade Explosives Course at the Broadmead Centre, UK. During this course Mr. Moore was trained to manufacture a variety of explosive mixtures including those associated with worldwide terrorist attacks.
United States Navy Instructor Course : Instructional Methods, 2002Basic Instructor Training School － City, State, United States
This training includes subjects on the principles of learning, motivation, communication, instructional methods, objectives, testing, and the ways people learn.
Skills
Master Instructor Homemade Explosives
Proficient with FieldSpec Spectrometers
Curriculum Development
Host Nation Trainer
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School Attended
- American Military University
- Alford Technologies
- Basic Instructor Training School
Job Titles Held:
- HME Subject Matter Expert
- Homemade Explosives Team Leader/Master Instructor
- Host Nation Instructor
- Mobile Training Team
- Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician
Degrees
- Bachelor of Arts : Homeland Security , 2010
Homemade Explosives Level 3 (Expert) Course : Explosives , 2008
United States Navy Instructor Course : Instructional Methods , 2002
