Training Coordinator / Intelligence Analyst / Operation Warfighter Intern (Wounded Warrior) Resume Example Office Of Naval Intelligence, Kennedy Irregular Warfare Center

TRAINING COORDINATOR / INTELLIGENCE ANALYST / OPERATION WARFIGHTER INTERN (WOUNDED WARRIOR)

https://www.linkedin.com/pub/luis-morales/98/903/928

Clearance and Education

TS/SCI, SSBI 2012, CI Poly 2014 BS in Strategic Studies Defense Analysis 2015 Available July 2016

Professional Summary

Combat tested operations and intelligence Special Forces professional with extensive experience in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. Seeking senior analyst position in the National Capitol Region; OCONUS deployable. Possesses an exceptional ability to manage multiple large scale projects, tasks and prioritize each effectively in a timely manner. Widely recognized instructor with multiple awards for valor, performance and professionalism. Designed and coordinated the National Capitol Region-Intelligence Community (IC) module Program of Instruction, exposing the IC's roles, mission and authority to the Special Forces Intelligence Sergeants preparing them for deployment missions as intelligence analyst. Directly managed a 14 week Program of Instruction for Special Forces Intelligence Sergeants Course (SFISC-18F) tracked the academics progression of the course, delivering a quarterly post instructional conference academic report to command. Wrote and instructed the Threat Vulnerability Assessment curriculum for the SFISC.

Possess thorough knowledge of intelligence analysis, intelligence systems and intelligence training in order to develop training plans. Proficient in the uses and capabilities of the following web-based intelligence tools, software and databases: JIDA AtN tools, Multimedia Message Manager (M3), Tripwire Analytic Capability (TAC), NCTC Online, ICReach SIGINT database, Cultweave SIGINT database, Analyst Notebook /Palantir link analysis software, Google Earth spatial analysis software, and Microsoft productivity software and applications. Familiar with Terrorism Identities Datamart Environment (TIDE), and the following methodologies: SOF Targeting process (F3EAD), Irregular Warfare Analytics (IWA), Social Network Analysis, Key Dimensions of Armed Conflict (KDAC) and the CARVER matrix (Tactical Targeting Analysis and Vulnerability Threat Assessment) .

Skills

International Experience
Joint Intelligence Preparation of the Operational Environment
Strategic, Operational and Tactical Planning
Military Decision Making Process (MDMP)
SOF Targeting Process F3EAD
Irregular Warfare
Advanced Special Operations Techniques (ASOT II)
Intelligence Cycle

All Source Analysis
Analytical Framing
Training Plan/Programs
Instructional Design
Excellent People Skills
Analytical Software and Tool Suites (TAC, Palantir, Analyst Notebook, Google Earth)
Problem Solving
Forecasting

Work History

Training Coordinator / Intelligence Analyst / Operation Warfighter Intern (Wounded Warrior), 12/2015 to Current
Office of Naval Intelligence, Kennedy Irregular Warfare Center – Suitland, MD

Played a key role in providing Special Forces Intelligence Instructor review on current Job Qualification Requirement (JQR) for intelligence analysts at Kennedy Irregular Warfare Center, Aligned key tasks with current Special Operations Intelligence directives and interagency standards.

Initiated reach back to Special Operations Debriefing and Retrieval System (SODARS) for analysis of baseline reporting resulted in the access to ground truth information from Special Operations Forces operating with host nation forces.

Co-Authored Baseline Report for future operational planning in support of Special Operations Forces.
Directly responsible for coordinating 25 different intelligence and pre-deployment training courses for deploying personnel within Kennedy IWC. I tailored intelligence and pre-deployment training plans ensuring analyst are trained to meet deployed mission requirements.
I manage the Kennedy Planning Board for Training to ensure that training coordination is conducted across the command Area of emphasis.

Program Manager and Curriculum Writer for the Special Forces Intel Sgts Course-NCR, 05/2014 to Current
United States John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School – Defense Intelligence Agency-Joint Base Anacostia Bolling, DC

Designs, coordinates and synchronizes the SFISC intelligence community module, directly liaising with senior staff members of the intelligence community in order to develop effective intelligence analysis and professional development training, including classified briefings from inter-agency, law enforcement; Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), National Security Agency (NSA), Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Associate Director of Military Affairs (ADMA), National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), National Center for Medical Intelligence (NCMI), Drug Enforcement Administration's Foreign-Deployed Advisory and Support Teams (DEA-FAST team), Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), US Customs and Border Patrol (CBP), SOCOM Counter Threat Finance, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI-Fly team and Counter Terrorism Division CTD), National Media Exploitation Center (NMEC), Defense Counter Terrorism Center (DCTC), Department of State Bureau of Intelligence and Research (DoS- INR), United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Joint Warfare Analysis Center (JWAC), SOCOM Inter Agency Partnership Program (SOCOM-IAPP), Joint Interagency Task Force-NCR (JIATF), The Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Agency (JIDA) and the National Ground Intelligence Center (NGIC).
I provide the Special Forces Intelligence Sergeants with an understanding of the roles, missions and authorities various agencies possess and how to reach back to agencies for support. I apply intelligence analytical trade craft for the purposes of expert preparation of deploying Special Forces intelligence analysts to global missions sets. I evaluate the curriculum based on feedback from the After Action Reviews (AARs) the cadre, students and coordinating agency provide and revise the training plan meeting operational training requirements.
Quarterly coordinated the collaboration of Intelligence analyst exchanges with the FBI (Information Operations Division IOD & CTD), DIA (Region Centers), DCTC, JIDA, NGIC, DoS-INR, and NCTC in support of Intelligence Preparation of the Environment (IPoE) for the full spectrum of Special Forces operations in all regions of the world. The analyst exchanges not only assist the Special Forces Intelligence soldiers with their academic IPoE project but it also confirms or denies intelligence gaps and is used for operational planning.
Recognized bythe 1st Special Forces Command as the point of contact for all inter-agency intelligence training for Special Forces.

Program Manager and Sr. Instructor for the Special Forces Intel Sgts Course (18Z), 11/2011 to 05/2014
United States John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School – Fort Bragg, NC

Supervised the 18F Military Occupational Skill (MOS) Special Forces Intelligence Sergeant Course (SFISC) producing course; trained over 550 Green Berets in research and all source analysis, the Special Operations Forces Targeting process (F3EAD), plan and conduct Threat Vulnerability Analysis (TVA), Evasion Plan of Action (EPA), SOF Sensitive Site Exploitation (SOF-SSE), leverage collection platforms, the Intelligence Cycle to support operations, conducts terrain and link predictive analysis, and applying estimates to applicable reporting and briefing formats.
Developed and wrote the Threat Vulnerability Assessment (TVA) curriculum from 2013-2015, producing 40 TVA and Anti-Terrorism assessments annually reducing risk and damage to Special Forces missions across the globe.
Requested by USASOC Anti-Terrorism officer to produce TVA and Anti-Terrorism assessments on all Fort Bragg USASOC buildings fulfilling Anti-Terrorism assessment annual requirement reducing the threat of potential terrorism, theft and crime. Also making SFISC TVA format the standard for USASOC buildings on Fort Bragg, NC.
Served as Small Group Instructor for Intelligence Estimate report, producing 16 Intelligence Estimates for mission planning annually increasing the effectiveness and readiness of SOF missions around the world.
Responsible for scheduling the hour by hour in detail 2012 and 2013 SFISC Program of Instruction (POI) and the successful execution of training as the Non-Commissioned Officer In Charge (NCOIC). As the NCOIC I also instructed students in research, data mining and targeting for target packet development and the intelligence estimate.
Supervised 15 military and civilian instructors as NCOIC conducting classified instruction in tactical intelligence analysis and national intelligence capabilities.
Redesigned and structured the 2013 SFISC POI to highlight the value added of Intelligence Community assets in the National Capital Region, leveraging IC reach back and analytic tradecraft in the course, improving interoperability between IC analyst and intelligence warfighter deploying forward.
Redesigned the SFISC SharePoint page for the use of not only graduates to reach back to their old projects, but for the continuous academic use of current students and cadre to communicate and collaborate on intelligence projects.
Provided Special Warfare Training Group Command with statistical data analysis for the purpose of triennials man power survey and review, providing the command with information to adjust and improve the instructor to student ratio based on training requirements.

Supervisor - Special Forces Operations Sergeant (18Z), 05/2010 to 11/2011
3rd Special Forces Group – Fort Bragg, NC

Synchronized and oversaw the day to day of Special Forces Operational Detachment Bravo (ODB 3330) company operations that directly supported six Operational Detachment Alphas (ODA), successfully preparing executing training schedules for pre-deployment operations in to Afghanistan.
Mentored six ODA 18Fs on pre-deployment Intelligence Preparation of the Environment annex, Pre-deployment Threat Vulnerability Assessment annex and Evasion Plan of Action annex to Operations Orders.
Served as the Rear-Detachment Sergeant Major, conducted weekly video tele-conference with the company and battalion senior leadership forward to report current operations and to discuss logistical support challenges.
Planned, coordinated and directed all individual activities in conjunction with company operations pre, during and post-deployment successfully managing all training requirements and collective tasks ensure mission success.
Directly supervised and mentored ten Green Berets of the company operations team managing workflows and support to ODAs successful deployment to Afghanistan.

All Source Analyst - Special Forces Intelligence Sergeant (18F), 05/2007 to 05/2010
3rd Special Forces Group – Fort Bragg, NC

All Source Analyst on an Operational Detachment Alpha (ODA) synthesized information and raw intelligence reports, produced and provided intelligence estimates in support of combat operations and planning.
Collected and reported intelligence information at the tactical and operational level of which was used in combat operations planning with the Afghan Commandos in Eastern Afghanistan. I briefed NATO ISAF One Star General at Camp Warehouse (Kabul, Afghanistan) on IED and Taliban flow analysis for approval of operation to disrupt Taliban fighters flow in to Kabul.
Gathered all-source intelligence and wrote operations intelligence annex for pre-mission briefings to ODA. Participated in numerous Foreign Internal Defense, Special Reconnaissance and Direct Action missions in Eastern Afghanistan based on gathered intelligence trends, patterns and analyzed HUMINT reports resulting the capture of Taliban fighters.
Experience providing direct HUMINT support to collection requirements for mission development through the direct train up of Afghan Commando Recce Squad and execution of close target reconnaissance.
The success of operations in Eastern Afghanistan with Afghan Commandos gained attention of Southern Afghanistan Commanders attention, resulting in the request of forces to participate in operations in the south. With one Afghan interpreter and the Afghan Commando Battalion Executive Officer (XO), I redeployed to Southern Afghanistan and meditated the collaboration of direct actions missions between the Afghan Special Operations Command and British Operational Mentor Liaison Teams (OMLT) in Southern Afghanistan resulting in the seizure and destruction of multiple Taliban weapons and drug caches.
Identified the need for an Afghan Commando short and long term training plan (Program of Instruction) POI in order to sustain technical and tactical competence and maintain training proficiency at an acceptable level, I instituted the Red, Amber and Green training cycle in to the battalion S3 plans and developed a by company POI.
Advised the Afghan Commandos S3 and Company commanders institute a training support meeting to offset training meetings with Executive Officers (XO) and company supply sergeants to support future training events identifying and focusing on protecting prime time training periods and the resources to support the training. The training support meeting increased their effectiveness for training and operational preparedness by 90%.
Advised the Detachment Commander on all intelligence and operational related matters.

Special Forces Communication Sergeant (18E), 11/2005 to 04/2007
3rd Special Forces Group – Fort Bragg, NC

Employed communications equipment to include HF, VHF, and UHF/SHF radio communications systems to transmit and receive radio messages in voice, continuous wave, and burst radio nets during Operation Enduring Freedom (Afghanistan).
Advised unit Commander on C4I architecture, communications matters, and communications to Special Forces Operating level. Prepared communications plans and annexes. Prepared Signal Operations Instructions/Communication Electronics Operations Instructions (SOI/CEOI).

Team Sergeant (11B), 03/2003 to 05/2004
2nd Infantry Division, Long Range Surveillance Detachment – Camp Hovey, South Korea

Trained and employed a six man team for clandestine military operations providing constant surveillance and HUMINT collection against targets.
Supported infantry Division level training missions, the Army Readiness Training and Evaluation Program (STRIKE ARTEP and IRON ARTEP) I led the insert and exfiltration of a team into denied battle space undetected, conducted clandestine long range surveillance, provided 2nd Infantry Division battle staff with HUMINT reports without compromise to the team. The information collected resulted in 4 successful counter operations against enemy forces operating within battle space.
Primary trainer for Close Quarters Battle and Company Primary Jumpmaster.
Responsible for the health, welfare, training and discipline of a six man team; ensuring the team was proficient in clandestine reconnaissance, surveillance, target acquisition, long-range high frequency communications and battle damage assessment, Evasion Plan of Action.

Ranger and Ranger Introduction Program Cadre (11B), 02/1997 to 03/2003
75th Ranger Regiment – HAAF, GA and Fort Benning, GA

Squad Leader for Ranger Indoctrination Program responsible for individual and collective infantry training. Performed platform instruction and individual evaluation and assessment for the 75th Ranger Regiment.
Demonstrated and taught land navigation, assembly on the drop zone, Fast Rope Insertion and Extraction System (FRIES) and combatives. Led and set the pace for multiple Ranger combat water survival tests, standard 5 mile run and 12 mile ruck marches.
Squad Leader for an Airborne Ranger Rifle Squad capable of conducting direct action missions which include airborne assault, airfield seizure, air assault raids, ambush and other special operations and infantry tasks.
Responsible for the health and welfare of a nine man Airborne Ranger Rifle Squad. Developed subordinates for promotion, inspiring squad to win in squad evaluations, flawless safety record on live fire exercises, trained squad to be main effort during company airborne assault.
OCONUS Deployed for Training (DFT's) in Europe, Africa and Middle East.
Performed all Infantryman's duties and tasks from rifleman to squad leader.

Applicable Military Courses

Threat Finance (JMITC) Joint Intelligence Support to Irregular Warfare (JMITC)

Special Forces Operations & Intelligence Sergeants Anti-Terrorism Officer Basic Course

Course, 18F (All Source Analysis) SERE High Risk (SERE Level C)

Counter-terrorism Analysis and Critical Thinking Peace Time Gov't & Hostage Detention (SERE C)

Reconnaissance Surveillance Leaders Course Special Forces Qualification Course

Special Forces Senior Leaders Course (SLC, NCOES) Basic Instructor Training Course

Mobile Force Protection Driving Course (Gryphon Group) Ranger School

Army Advanced Marksmanship Course (Black Water) Distributed Common Ground System (DCGS-A)

Special Forces Communications Sergeants Course (18E) Advanced Reid interview and Interrogation course

Combat Awards

Personal combat awards include the Silver Star, Bronze Star, and the Purple Heart. Theater and Campaign awards include the Meritorious Unit Commendation, 4 Joint Meritorious Unit Awards, the Valorous Unit Award, and the Afghanistan campaign medal with 2 stars.

Resume Overview

Companies Worked For:

Office of Naval Intelligence, Kennedy Irregular Warfare Center
United States John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School
3rd Special Forces Group
2nd Infantry Division, Long Range Surveillance Detachment
75th Ranger Regiment

Job Titles Held:

Training Coordinator / Intelligence Analyst / Operation Warfighter Intern (Wounded Warrior)
Program Manager and Curriculum Writer for the Special Forces Intel Sgts Course-NCR
Program Manager and Sr. Instructor for the Special Forces Intel Sgts Course (18Z)
Supervisor - Special Forces Operations Sergeant (18Z)
All Source Analyst - Special Forces Intelligence Sergeant (18F)
Special Forces Communication Sergeant (18E)
Team Sergeant (11B)
Ranger and Ranger Introduction Program Cadre (11B)

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