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International Relations Coordinator for a non-profit organization with a broad international network of Christian ministries and marketplace leaders willing to use their giftings to bring healing, reconstruction, and restoration to redeem and transform nations. Advised and assisted HTI staff on the global political, military, economic, and cultural factors impacting current and proposed ministry initiatives. Developed contacts and relationships with U.S. and international missions, ministry, government, and business partners.

Deputy Director for human intelligence, counterintelligence, and interrogation operations for MNF-I, and Executive Officer for the Director of Intelligence (CJ2). Coordinated with U.S. and foreign intelligence agencies on release or transfer to Iraqi custody of 15,000 detainees to ensure continued incarceration of terrorists. Managed transition of the outgoing and incoming Directors of Intelligence. Designed the framework for counterintelligence and human intelligence capabilities to protect the drawdown of U.S. forces from Iraq.

Guided the unprecedented growth of the Army’s Military Intelligence force to meet the demands of continuous combat operations. Achieved the transformation of the MI force, consisting of 35,000 Soldiers in combat and support organizations and in 100 separate MI units, to conform to the Army’s modular structure adapted to the new realities of expeditionary warfare.

Supervised an elite team of military and civilian intelligence and law enforcement professionals providing continuous updates to the Army’s senior leadership on worldwide terrorist activities. Coordinated intelligence support to security elements protecting the Secretary of Defense and other senior leaders.

Supervised Intelligence Watch officers in continuous monitoring of reporting by military commands and intelligence and law enforcement agencies to inform the decision process of the Army’s most senior leaders. Selected as the primary officer to present intelligence updates to the Chief of Staff and Vice Chief of Staff of the Army at the onset of combat operations in Iraq.

Assessed intelligence operations of the DOD for legal, regulatory, and policy compliance. Responded to the intelligence committees of the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate on matters pertaining to intelligence oversight and Congressional inquiry. With CIA IG, co-authored a ground-breaking assessment of intelligence support in the MIA case of CAPT Scott Speicher.

Chief of the intelligence staff element responsible for collecting, analyzing, and disseminating intelligence concerning the threat to the Commander in Chief, USAREUR and all major USAREUR headquarters. Conducted daily reviews of intelligence on threats throughout the USAREUR area of responsibility, with emphasis on terrorism. Developed data and materials for use in policy decisions at USAREUR and higher level. Conducted liaison with German, British, Dutch, and French allies on emerging threats.

History interpreter and guide at the Alamo, one of the most famous landmarks in Texas and the United States. Establishes and maintains an atmosphere of respect and honor to the heroes of Texas freedom and warriors of the Republic of Mexico. Provides education and information on the history of the Alamo and of Texas to all visitors. Greets and interacts with guests from all parts of the U.S. and the world. Assists visitors with information on the local area. Assists with security and preservation of historical artifacts and facilities.

Advised and assisted the DEA on creation of a counterintelligence capability to protect employees and information from threats by transnational criminal, terrorist, and intelligence organizations. Coordinated intelligence sharing between DEA and the Intelligence Community, resulting in greater integration of DEA information in national intelligence products.

Advisor to the Army Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence (G2) on security, counterintelligence, and counterterrorism. Managed administrative and technical support to the Army G2’s inquiry into the mistreatment of Iraqi detainees at the Abu Ghraib detention facility. Assisted in developing a tacking tool to maximize employment of the Army’s total intelligence capabilities to meet requirements for combat operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Simultaneous responsibilities as graduate student seeking PhD in U.S. History and instructor of History. Developed and implemented plans for gathering information of historical significance for analytical studies related to U.S. Military History and Foreign Policy. Communicated research findings orally and in writing. Planned, organized, and implemented classroom instruction and for 90 students per semester in U.S. and European history.

Graduate Assistant and graduate student seeking MA in U.S. History. Developed and implemented plans for gathering information of historical significance for analytical studies related to U.S. Military History and Foreign Policy. Planned, organized, and implemented classroom instruction for classes of up to 40 students in U.S. and European History. As tutor for History, Political Science, and Criminal Justice, implemented personalized instruction for up to 18 students per week.

Served in Germany, Saudi Arabia, Ft. Stewart, GA, and Ft. Huachuca, AZ, in supervisory positions over staff sections providing intelligence, security, and topographical support to Army combat units involved in the Cold War and in the first Gulf War. Responsible for personnel administration, property accountability, supply and logistics, and operational planning for combat. At the U.S. Army Intelligence Center, Ft. Huachuca, AZ, managed instruction to Military Intelligence professionals, and taught Army Effective Writing, security, and investigations. Managed unit and individual training, including course management for counterintelligence officer courses.

Senior member of the Executive Council B'ney Yosef North America (BYNA), an organization established to promote the Hebrew Roots awakening in North America as part of the restoration of all Israel in this generation. Under the guidance of the Council of Elders, establishes the direction of this continental body. Oversees and focuses the efforts of a Council of seasoned US and Canadian professionals charged with carrying out BYNA's Administration, Operations, Communications, Finance, and Strategic Prayer efforts. Promotes the mission of BYNA through personal engagement at public forums and through written publications. Directs coordination and consultation with Messianic and Hebrew Roots organizations with similar vision and mission, and with Christian and Jewish individuals and organizations in the interest of promoting awareness of the prophesied restoration of all Twelve Tribes of Israel.

Co-host of "The Remnant Road", the Monday edition of the Hebrew Nation Morning Show at Hebrew Nation Radio (hebrewnationonline.com). Co-founder of B'ney Yosef North America (http://bneyyosefna.com/), an organization established to unify the disparate elements of the Hebrew Roots movement in North America under the expectation that the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob is fulfilling His promises to regather, redeem, and restore His entire covenant nation of Israel. This includes both the Jewish portion (Judah), which has been continually in existence, and the non-Jewish portion (Joseph, or Ephraim) which has been scattered in the nations for over 2,700 years. Creator and principle contributor to The Barking Fox (www.thebarkingfox.com), a blog offering commentary on biblical subjects and current events from a Hebraic perspective. Author of Give Me A Place Where I May Dwell: An Ephraimite Affirmation.

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Co-Major in Russian & German languages Activities and Societies: Army ROTC