Mark Steven Hermanns Sr.

HOME:4135 Rector Road Cocoa, Florida 32926

Phone (321) 639-6240Cell phone (321) 537-1674E-mail radiumh@digital.net

URL http://home.digital.net/~radiumh/

SUMMARY:I am a degreed professional with twenty years of military experience and eight years experience in the private sector. Consisting of eighteen plus years of diverse computer experience, seventeen years experience in training development and instruction on numerous subjects, technical writing, ten years of management experience, eight plus years experience in communications security, fourteen plus years experience in radiological monitoring, sixteen plus years of nuclear experience. Programming languages known/studied are: Ada, BASIC, DG Business BASIC, C, C++, CLIPS, COBOL, FORTRAN, Micro-code programming, assembly code, PLC programming, Unix c shell, k shell, sed, awk, Tcl, Expect & perl. Systems experience UNIX, (HP-UX , bsd, Sun, Data General, RS-6000 AIX), DOS, LINUX, Windows, 3.1, 3.11, 95, 98, NT 4.0, Mac.

Breakdown of UNIX experience: HP-UX 1 year admin, AIX 3 years admin, DG-UX 3 years, SUN 2 years admin, BSD 4 years.

CAREER GOAL:I am seeking to settle down to non-contract work, which has been the pattern since 1995, providing the opportunity to apply expertise and abilities, new computer technologies and methodologies to solve real world problems. In a technical management or instruction development position in information systems engineering, database management, program development. (Willing to discuss and consider positions outside of the IT arena in which I have expertise.)

WORK EXPERIENCE:Aug 2001 to present, Unemployed yet during this period:

Donate time to local church, Gloria Dei, Episcopal, distributing food to the poor, (ongoing). Assisted the city of Satellite Beach Police Department, when asked to aid them in reconstructing database schemas, which they had lost some how, thus giving them the ability of accessing 6 years of historical data; assisted several individuals in restoring PC systems and/or upgrading their systems, up to completely reconstructing a lighting damaged system. Created and personally maintain a web page see my URL. You will find few with as diverse and yet as integrated a background of technical skills and experience. I continue to seek employment. Continue to work with VA assistance in employment searching. I’ve learned how to maintain on a significantly reduced budget, military retirement not withstanding. Have acquired numerous domestic skills now regularly cook and maintain my home to assist my spouse who continues to work. Continue to support one son in college. You may not consider this work related yet its lessons have been well taught.

Jun 2000 to Jul 2001, Maxim Group now Teksystems, 1201 Edwards Mill Road; Raleigh, NC 27607, Supervisor, Russel Bryant, (888) 891-9139

Sr. Systems Analyst/ProgrammerMaxim Group Consultant. Performed contract work for Nortel Networks, RTP Technical Data Interchange and PRISM (Pricing Requirement Information System for Marketing) - Developed & Supported, performed program analysis and troubleshooting, reverse engineering, flowcharting & documenting of system programs. UNIX c shell, k shell, awk, sed, Tcl, Expect & perl scripts, sql, sqlplus, plsql, oracle, C, Jam and CLIPS, interfacing to Oracle db on various systems HP-UX 10.20, Apollo bsd 4.3. Task analysis and support of Ordering & engineering interface to cable manufacturers, supported other TDI UNIX programming requirements, contract with projected duration of six months do to the loss for six months of the primary TDI administrator, required to be up and conversant with and independently administrating systems within one week, original projected ending date of this contract 12/31/2000. Contact extended too 07/30/2001 closing date. Asked to write Oracle 8 stored procedures and triggers, supporting Nortel System House in completing short 6 day requirement, assisted and completed all requirements on time working 81.5 hours during the six day project.

Technical Data Interchange (TDI) and Prism were run on HP-UX machines, TDI in particular required continuous monitoring and UNIX administration as this system preformed TCP/IP data transfer functions sending engineering

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specification to cable manufactures world wide. PRISM preformed artificial intelligence routines run in CLIPS language developed by NASA and interfaced to Oracle databases use by marketing. The AI routines insured all necessary components were present in a marketing order and applied discounting and pricing offsets. Fifty hour weeks were not uncommon while reverse engineering, administration and documenting systems which had not been done adequately prior to this. Operating systems usage were 90% HP-UX, 9% NT, and 1% BSD UNIX.

During this period assisted a Huntsville, Alabama based group planning a startup with design of lab support and data archiving network, incorporating Labview, and assisted in the laying out the requirements for their administrative and corporate net, to include identifying the security concerns they could expect.

Sep. 99 to May 2000, Student Keiser College, Melbourne, FLStudent

Studies are to acquire my Microsoft Certified Professionals Rating (MCP). Completed. During this period did Data processing facility concept and technical layout proposal for VOS Technologies, Melbourne Fl. This included identification of systems IBM Netfinity servers, routers, switches, firewalls Cisco PIX, fiber, and 10Base100 & possible 10Base1000 requirements to include costs and incremental instillation.

Nov. 98 to Jul. 99, OAO CORPORATION, Office Desktop Initiative (ODIN). LMIT-KSC, HQ 2145, Kennedy Space Center, FL 32899, Supervisor: Maury Sweeten, (no longer there replaced by Dan Houston), (321) 867-2785

IT Security ManagerEvaluated UNIX and NT, IT systems for security vulnerabilities, developed risk assessments, security plans, and contingency plans. Insured security compliance with NASA Policy Directives and Guidance. Oversaw security of NASA supported desktop Systems approximately 4000+ and 70+ servers. Insured safeguards were in place to protect these NASA Systems from hacking and compromise, and computer virus attacks. My position also required the assembling and submittal of documents for personnel screening by, NASA PRP. Conversant with hacking and invasive IT technologies and identifying their signatures. Some tools used CyberCop, ISS Internet Scanner, ISS Real Secure, ISS System Scanner, Trojan detection software and KANE System Scanner. Knowledgeable in techniques for analysis discovery and mapping of networks. Telephonic Dial-in-out capability controlled by Ascend centralized 56K RAS, capable of handling 35 simultaneous calls with dual T1 connections with 100% failover capability. Types of systems used Sun Solaris Sparc-20 and Ultra-S systems, NT 4.0 Intel and Alpha systems. NASA Personal Reliability Program (PRP) position.

I was during this period full time administrator of the Kennedy Telephonic Dial-in and out capability which was controlled and Sun Solaris Sparc-20 UNIX boxes which acted as authentication servers. Operating system usage during this period was 50% NT, and 50% UNIX in nature KANE system Scanner was the initial scanner used for all UNIX based systems which was replaced by ISS Internet and System Scanner.

Oct. 98 to Nov. 98, Networked Solutions, Satellite Beach, FL 32937.Consultant, Information Systems

Business Basic, and C language Programming, UNIX and systems administration skills on a task-by-task basis to Networked Solutions Inc. Brevard County Occupational License #009950310.

Sep. 95 to Sep. 98, SATELLITE BEACH, Police Department, 510 Cinnamon Drive, Satellite Beach, FL 32937, Supervisor: Lionel Cote (Police Chief), (321) 773-4400

Information Systems EngineerUNIX Programming and System Administration, troubleshooting, and System configuration for City Hall. Police Department, Building & Zoning, Fire Department, Public Works, and Recreation Services. Assisted day to day operations, budget processing, and data capturing for all aspects of the city operation. Data Base Administrator for the police department. Inventoried and maintained, assembled/disassembled PC systems and Mainframes and terminals. Ordered, received, unpacked data processing equipment, and in instances packed and shipped Mainframe equipment. Configure setup and administer local area networks for Building & Zoning Office, and Police Department. Maintained Florida Crime Information Center II and National Crime Information Center terminals and equipment. Oversaw technical aspects of Desktop Publishing of City monthly newsletter and Internet presence of the city. Maintained, upgraded and repaired PC's, printers, DG AVIION, IBM RS6000 and network systems. Assisted in Computer crime investigation for Police Department. UNIX/AIX administration. UNIX shell programming, Windows, Networks, TCP/IP. Programming, Miscellaneous electronics repair, A+ support, and web page creation.

Jun. 95 to Aug. 95, SATELLITE BEACH CITY GOVERNMENT. Satellite Beach, FL 32937 Consultant Information Systems Engineering

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UNIX Programming, System Administration, troubleshooting, and system configuration for City Hall, Police Department and Fire Department. Assist in resolving system problems. automate date capturing, and printer configuration problems. Document software, troubleshoot data communication and information sharing conflicts between various offices of the city. Did document conversion as needed and training of personnel in UNIX and Windows. Data General UNIX, IBM AIX UNIX, UNIX administration. UNIX shell programming, Windows.

During the above period from Jun. 95 to Sep. 98 I provided 24/7 support of the Police Data General UNIX mainframe 49% and City Hall IBM RS6000 running AIX. 49% and Windows 2%

Feb. 95 to May. 95, GLOBETECH CORPORATION, 7910 Memorial Parkway, Huntsville, AL 35802 Computer Maintenance Technician

Maintenance, reconfiguration, setup, troubleshooting of PC systems in support of GlobeTech Corp. requirements. This includes testing of new components installed, setup of software and connection and configuration of printers. Limited short-term contract.

Computers, Windows.

May. 93 to Jan. 95, COLSA CORPORATION, 76726 Odyssey Drive, Huntsville, AL 35806 Systems Analyst/Programmer

Conducted Manpower Requirements Criteria studies for U.S Army Missile Command, and U.S. Army Armaments Munitions and Chemical Command. Train and advise Junior Analysts conducting MARC studies. Performed logistical analysis and consolidation of data from: Military Occupational Classification and Structure data, Logistical Support Analysis Records, Provisioning Master Records, Consolidated Index of Army Publications, WORK Order Logistics Files, the Army MARC Master File and the Army MARC Maintenance Data Base, maintained by Logistics Support Activity, also accessed System technical Manuals, Army Master Data File, Sample Data Collection files, and Field Exercise Data Collection files. Verified and validated information contained in the consolidated file database and made all necessary corrections.

Provide hard copy MARC files to Major Subordinate Commands for review by' Subject Matter Experts prior to Subject Matter Expert Panel. Consulted with equipment specialists and document Maintenance Burden Data and developed and sent reports to Government Technical Monitors; Provided monthly progress reports detailing ongoing activities, to government representatives. Coordinated monthly In-progress reviews to discuss applicable issues. Assisted MSCs in conducting SMEPs. Corrected reports and supporting data files with panel results; updated the database before generating MARC deliverable package.

All function were performed on 95% UNIX based machines running BSD UNIX and 5% Windows.

Group leader, 11 personnel, systems analysts, computer specialists, programmers. Reviewed time cards, wrote performance appraisals, submitted overhead and G&A budget data..

Logistics. Computers, management, teaching, UNIX, C++. Networks. Internet. DDN. TCP/IP.

During this period assisted a Huntsville, Alabama based group performing wave form numerical analysis., In support of Scalar Electromagnetic Research.

Mar. 92 to Apr. 93, Directorate of Training, U.S. Army Ordnance Missile & Munitions Center and School (USAOMMCS), Redstone Arsenal (RSA), AL 35897.

Deputy Chief, of Distributive Training Division, 55Z5H, MSG (E8)Directed 22 personnel comprising Educational Specialists, Curriculum Developers/writers. Ammunition and missile Subject Matter Experts, and Visual Information Specialists. Authoring Interactive Video Discs (IVD). Programming Computer Based Instruction and 'writing paper bused exportable active & reserve component training. Manager of the USAOMMCS knowledge Engineering Group and Artificial Intelligence (AI) Laboratory, managed investigative research and development in AI and multimedia technologies to meet future training needs of the Ordnance Corps. Programmed in many object oriented, AI and multimedia authoring languages to evaluate their degree of usefulness. Developed proposals for continued research from Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC), and the Department of the Army AI Development Center. Coding development used Sun Solaris UNIX systems. Information Systems Security Manager - responsible point of contact for all aspects of Information System Security IAW AR 11-2, computer security, management, training development, teaching, SUN UNIX systems, CLIPS. C++, Neural Nets in C++, Level 5 Object, Ada. Part time assistant instructor of DOS, Windows, and Lotus 123 for Calhoun Community College.

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Coding development used Sun Solaris UNIX systems. I was not the primary administrator during this period, but I was knowledgeable and responsible for all security on the systems within my division.

Oct. 91 to Feb. 92, Directorate of Evaluation and Standardization, USAOMMCS, RSA, AL 35897.Senior Analyst. 55Z5H, MSC (E8)

Senior analyst for Career Management Field 55 and team member responsible for collection, organization and analysis of data used to measure effectiveness of training at the USAOMMCS. Applied Statistical analysis methods to Skill Qualification Test results and attrition statistics retrieved from the military personnel database at Fort Ben through the Defense Data Network. Reviewed regulations, programs of instruction, and related course documents to ensure standardization. Served as member of school academic review board, Monitor for course reduction committees. Member of technologies planning group, looking at new technologies to support the ordnance school. Energy conservation officer, printing control officer. Terminal area security officer.

Sept. 90 to Sept. 91. Command Ammunition Office, 6th Ordnance Battalion (Bn), 19th Support Command, Tague, Korea.First Supervisor, Ammunition Supply Branch, 55Z50, MSG (E8)

Supervisor at the theater Army area Material Management Center (MMC), responsible for the management of all U.S. titled ammunition in Korea, totaling over 692 thousand short tons valued at 4.4 billion dollars. Responsible for the supervision of the Decentralized Automation Service Support System (DAS3) computer center (Honeywell CYBER), supporting 12 ammunition depots and host nation remote data processing centers, through a wide area network. Directly supervised 15 military and 3 Korean national ammunition managers responsible for the stock status of U.S. Pre-positioned War Reserve, War Reserve Stocks for Allies, training ammunition assets and Unit Basic Load (UBL) for all major subordinate commands. Additional duties: responsible for computer security accreditation, computer equipment acquisition & training for the command, execution of the wartime operations center and assistant area noncombatant evacuation coordinator, conducted testing of the wide area network under simulated wartime data loads and conditions verifying network integrity. Unit Nuclear Biological Chemical (NBC) Noncommissioned officer (NCO).

During the period, instructed BASIC computer programming and Disk Operating System (DOS) part time for Central Texas College

Supervision:Applied doctrine, regulations, and directives to ammunition operations. Advised on ammunition packaging and rigging loads for movement on all types of transportation. Inspect operations area to evaluate safety and efficiency of work. Institute corrective action. Supervise ammunition-related ADP operations.

Operations:Assisted in surveying allocated areas. Layout and evaluate facilities for ammunition storage operations. Recommend employment of technical assistance teams. Plan requirements for labor, equipment, and supplies. Instruct in application of work policies, and procedures. Review evaluations and reports on operational training matters. Analyze ammunition stock with automatic data processing assistance.Logistics. computers, management, teaching, chemical, DBASE, BASIC. COBOL.

Jan. 89 to Aug. 90, Munitions Training Department, USAOMMCS, RSA, AL, 35897 Chief Instructor, Special Ammunition Division, 55Z5H, MSG (E8)

Provide supervision and support for 24 Junior, Senior Noncommissioned officer and civilian instructors, advised the division chief on all mission activities impacting on the division. Planned and coordinated external mission requirements and responsible for military administration, nuclear surety, safety management, instructor development. Nuclear surety inspection, automation security. Principle instructor of nuclear fundamentals and principles for functional area 52, Command and General Staff College officers and Follow On To Lance (FOTL) project engineers. Additional courses taught: nuclear safety, nuclear command and control. Nuclear transportation and nuclear storage. Advised FOTL project office on radiological hazards, and assisted them in completion of environmental impact study involving the use of depleted Uranium in testing. Radiological - (Alpha) team supervisor. Radiological Protection Officer (RPO).Computers. management, training development, teaching, nuclear, radiological, FORTRAN, UNIX, DBASE.

Jul. 87 to Dec. 88, Munitions Training Department, USAOMMCS, RSA, AL 35897.Senior Technical Writer/Instructor, Professional Training Branch. Special Ammunition Division, 55G4H.

SFC (E7)Instructed commissioned officer, senior warrant officer, and senior noncommissioned officer courses. This included developing, writing, editing, and updating programs of instruction, lesson plans, and examinations for resident courses. and

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such nonresident training and doctrinal material as soldier manuals. SOT. Army correspondence programs, field manuals, and Army Training and Evaluation Programs (ARTEP). Designed and developed computer database for tracking 600 professional training branch lessons through their review process. Assisted in establishing computer baseline needs to automate lesson materials editing and update process. Additional duties as live emergency demolitions instructor, Academic Information Management System (AIMS) operator-VAX based system, & Alpha team member.Computers, training development, teaching, nuclear, radiological, FORTRAN. DBASE.

Aug. 84 to Jun. 87, 559th U.S. Army Artillery Group, Vicenza, ItalySenior Technical Advisor/Inspector, Nuclear Weapons Maintenance, 55G40. SFC (E7)

Instructed, inspected and evaluated special field artillery detachments and special ordnance company. Which were spread throughout northern Italy. Provided technical assistance to U.S. and Host Nation units at all levels of command on current procedures and regulations. Nuclear Accident Incident Response and Assistance (NAIRA), technical advisor, RPO for the Group. Provided detailed information on radiological hazards and procedures, NCO in charge of the Group Tactical Operations Center (TOC). Assisted in writing plans and operation orders. Technical point of contact for computer equipment acquisition for the artillery group. Nuclear Emergency Search Team (NEST) member. Emergency Action (EA) team member. Personnel Reliability Program (PRP) - AR 50-5 position.Computers, management, teaching, nuclear, radiological, COMSEC, PCs, Mac, BASIC, Forth.

Dec. 83 to Jul. 84, 69th Ordnance Company, Longare, ItalyCommunications Security (COMSEC) Custodian, 55G40, SFC (E7)

Maintained communications security account for the special ordnance company and emergency materials as alternate headquarters for the artillery group. Maintained accountability and control of cede books, authentication tables, presidential sealed authenticators, and secure communications equipment used in the operation of the European Command Control Console System (EC3 S), Emergency Action Message System (EMAS) and the Southern European Nuclear Release Authentication System (SENRAS). Experienced in operation of Satellite Communications (SATCOM) terminal types MSC-64 and ERC-110 and secure EM equipment. Additional duties: Alpha, NEST. EA and Emergency Destruction (ED) team member. PRP position.Computers, management, teaching, nuclear, radiological, COMSEC, COBOL.

Apr. 83 to Nov. 83, 69th Ordnance Company, Longare, Italy Special Maintenance Leader, 55G40, SFC (E7)

Directed three maintenance teams, calibration, technical supply and tool section maintaining classified munitions. Performed scheduling, monitoring and conducting training, advised shop officer. Maintained accountability of personnel, classified publications, tools, supplies and maintenance records. Responsible for shop safety and security. Alpha and NEST team leader, EA, ED team member. PRP position.

Supervision:Assist maintenance officer in planning all activities that support maintenance mission. Serve as nuclear and electronics technical advisor to the staff. Serve as Senior NCO in nuclear weapons maintenance platoon. Review safety and fire regulations, standing operating procedures, and utilization of equipment. Serve as quality assurance sergeant.Management, training, nuclear, radiological, electronics, COMSEC.

Mar. 82 to Mar. 83, Directorate of Training and Doctrine (DOTD), USAOMMCS, RSA, AL 35897. Project Manager. 55G30, SSG (E6)

Principle subject matter expert: Nuclear Weapons Technician 260A, Nuclear Weapons Specialist 55G, and Nuclear Weapons Electronics Specialist 35F, Military Occupational Specialties (MOSs): developed wrote and edited lesson plans, programs of instruction, and related course materials for the Nuclear Weapons Maintenance and Electronics MOS. producing school in accordance with guidance from TRADOC and technical publications. Advised and assisted in verifying job task analysis lists and provided technical input to individual training plan proposals. Reviewed and assisted in the validation of SQT and End of Course Comprehensive Tests. Technically monitored contractor completion of Relational database development and implementation to support DOTD publications/product cross reference and scheduling for annual lesson materials review - VAX based system.

Brought on this position based on previous experience see period Feb. 80 - Feb. 81.

Computers, training development, nuclear, electronics, BASIC.

Mar. 81 to Feb. 82, 70th Ordnance Company. Cakmakli, Turkey Supervisor, Calibration Section, 55G30, SSG (E6)

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Maintained and calibrated all test equipment critical to the maintenance on classified ordnance. Performed direct support and general support maintenance on classified munitions, performed electronic trouble shooting and repair as necessary. Primary repairer of Intrusion Detection System (IDS) equipment for all Army special ordnance units in Turkey. Additional duties were: EA team, ED team, Alpha team leader. Unit Nuclear Chemical & Biological Officer. PRP position.

Supervisory:Supervised performance of nuclear weapons maintenance. Calculated workload coordinated activities and made assignments. Conducted training of subordinates in WORK activities. Adhered to technical manual instructions. regulations, inspection techniques and procedures as applicable to maintenance, modification, repair, transportation and maintenance calibration, of nuclear weapons, associated trainers, test and handling equipment. Performed quality control/quality assurance functions. Initiated/maintained insured quality of records and reports on WORK performed. Served as maintenance leader in maintenance, calibration and technical support section. Performed nuclear weapons prefire procedures when required. Prepared training charts and related documents and materials.

Inspection:Made detailed inspection and test for defective circuit elements in nuclear weapons test equipment, Referred to schematic diagrams and technical publications to diagnose malfunctions.

Maintenance:Performed repair of nuclear weapons test sets.

Management, nuclear, radiological, electronics, chemical, COMSEC, BASIC.

Feb. 80 to Feb. 81, Directorate of Training and Doctrine, USAOMMCS, RSA, AL 35897. Curriculum Manager, 55G30, SSG (E6)

Subject matter expert in MOSs 260A, 55G, and 35F, developed, wrote and edited lesson plans, programs of instruction, and related course materials for the MOS producing school. Provided assistance in verifying job task analysis lists and provided technical input to individual training proposals. Assisted in validation of SQT and End of Course Comprehensive Tests. Outlined and established relational and technical requirements for database to be developed by contractor and implemented on VAX to support DOTD publications/product cross reference and scheduling for review of lesson plan materials.Computers, training development, nuclear, electronics, BASIC.

May. 76 to Jan. 80, 69th ordnance Company, Longare, Italy Nuclear Weapons Technician. SP5 (E5)

Performed direct support and general support maintenance on classified munitions additional duties as Unit NBC NCO, EA team, ED team. and Alpha team member, PRP position.

Decontamination:Decontaminate equipment, material, supplies, terrain, and personnel. Don protective clothing, Perform all decontamination tasks in toxic environment while wearing protective gear. Determine areas and equipment to be decontaminated. Operate decontamination apparatus. Assist in operation of protective clothing exchange.

Reconnaissance:Conduct route, point, and area reconnaissance for NBC contamination. Employ military maps, overlays, photographs and compass. Operate chemical agent detection and identification kits. Chemical agent alarms, and radiac instruments. Mark NBC contamination. Gather and report intelligence information.

Company level NBC operations:Assist in preparation and evaluation of NBC reports. Conduct and coordinate training in methods and techniques of NBC defense in company, battery and troop level. Instruct unit personnel in NBC procedures. Predict the effects of weather and terrain on chemical operations. Assist in computation of radiation factors affecting personnel, equipment and operations. Conduct unit dosimetry, monitoring, survey, and decontamination operations. Prepare radiological fallout and chemical and biological specific instruction on physical/psychological effects of NBC agents. Provide input on NBC for unit training schedules. Maintain NBC reference library. Inspect NBC equipment and munitions. Observe and report on operating efficiency and preparedness of unit Prepare inspection reports.Nuclear, radiological, electronics, chemical, training, COMSEC.

Feb. 75 to Apr. 76, Special Ammunition Division, Seneca Army Depot, Romulus, NY

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Nuclear Weapons Technician, 55G20, SP5 (E5)Perform depot level maintenance on classified munitions, Alpha team, PRP position.

Supervisory:Performed duties as described during Feb. 74 to Jan.75 and provided technical guidance to personnel in accordance with these duties.

Inspection:Assisted in making detailed inspection of circuit elements.

Maintenance:Assisted in repair of nuclear weapons and test sets.

Surveillance:Preformed operations tests of weapons components. Conducted receipt, storage, and preissue of nuclear components and projectiles with common and specialized test and radiation survey equipment. Performed final assembly test of warhead sections to determine acceptability of assembled nuclear weapons. Conducted surveillance and visual monitoring of components and partially or fully assembled weapons in storage. Prepared entries in prescribed records and reports and completed weapons status reports.Nuclear, radiological, electronics.

Feb. 74 to Jan. 75, 833rd Ordnance Company, Taejon, Korea Nuclear Weapons Technician, 55G20, 5P4 (E4)

Performed direct support and general support maintenance on classified munitions, ED team member. Alpha team member, PRP position.

Maintenance:Test electronic and mechanical components to ensure serviceability and proper operation. Utilizing special test equipment, Assemble, connect and adjust mechanical and electro-mechanical components of weapons with common and specialized hand tools, power tools and test equipment. Perform monitoring operations for radioactive matter. Inventory weapons and equipment repair parts. Identify and replace damaged repair parts and replenish depleted repair parts stocks. Perform packaging, unpackaging, painting and marking weapons, components, associated containers, and test equipment. Make detailed inspections of electrical connections for corrosion, dirt and evidence of unserviceability. Complete selected records and reports of work performed. Clean nuclear components. Disassemble and inspect nuclear weapons, replace defective mechanical equipment and containers. Apply safety procedures in handling nuclear materials, weapons, components and exposed electrical circuits. Repair defective components of nuclear trainers. Perform maintenance calibration on nuclear weapons test equipment. Utilizing common and specialized electronic test equipment.Nuclear, radiological, electronics.

EDUCATION:

Civilian:ENG 111 3 Hrs Intro to Writing ENG 112 3 Hrs Comp: Literary TypesMATH 105 3 Hrs Mathematical Ideas ENG 407 3 Hrs Shakespeare ICIS 102 3 Hrs Flowchart: Modeling CIS 250 3 Hrs COBOL Programming ICIS 260 3 Hrs Software: Hardware Concepts 6 Hrs Military Science

1 Hr Outdoor Skills Practical 1 Hr Marksmanship1 Hr Personal Health 1 Hr Personal Physical Conditioning3 Hrs Instruction Design 3 Hrs Basic Electronics3 Hrs Test Equipment Maintenance 3 Hs Management Techniques1 Hr Communication Arts 3 Hrs Maintenance Management3 Hrs Human Relations 3 Hrs Office Management3 Hrs Personnel Supervision 2 Hrs Toxic Material Handling1 Hr Nuclear Technology MGT 330 3 Hrs Intro to Management3 Hrs Management 3 Hrs Intro to Sociology, CLEP6 Hrs Natural Sciences, CLEP 3 Hrs Art, CLEP3 Hrs Music, CLEP 3 Hrs History, CLEP6 Hrs Mathematics, CLEP CIS 170 3 Hrs Computers & Data Processing

CIS 425 3 Hrs Decision Support Systems CIS 280 3 Hrs Systems Development Methods

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Table Continued:CIS 291 3 Hrs FORTRAN CIS 320 3 Hrs Systems Analysis and DesignASTRO 101 3 Hrs Intro to Astronomy, CIS 330 3 Hrs Data Base ConceptsAssociate in Arts, General Studies, Columbia College, Columbia MO, Dec.10, 1988CIS 300 3 Hrs Computer Information Systems MATH 150 3 Hrs College AlgebraMATH 250 3 Hrs Statistics I GOVT 320 3 Hrs Political PhilosophyCIS 493 3 Hrs Management Information Systems CIS 150 3 Hrs Intro to Programming: BASICPSY 325 3 Hrs Research & Methodology in

PsychologyACC 280 3 Hrs Accounting I

ACC 281 3 Hrs Accounting IIAssociate in Science, Computer information Systems (CIS), Columbia College, Columbia, MO, Dec.16, 1989HIS 101 3 Hrs Western Civilization I, MKT 310 3 Hrs Principles of MarketingFIN 350 3 Hrs Business Finance, HIS 102 3 Hrs Western Civilization IIC1S 342 3 Hrs Programming in C

Bachelor of Science, CIS, Columbia College, Columbia MO, Jul. 18, 1992SPC 210 3 Hrs Communications/Speech CIS 122 1.5

HrsNetworking Essentials Lab

CIS 121 2.5 Hrs Networking Essentials CIS 206 1.5 Hrs

Admin of Network OS Lab

CIS 205 2.5 Hrs Admin of Network OS CIS 263 4 Hrs Multi-user OS/LinuxCIS 224 2 Hrs Tech Support of Net CIS 225 2 Hrs Tech Support of Net LabCIS 132 2 Hrs Single User OS CIS 131 2 Hrs PC Svc/SupportCIS 268 2 Hrs TCP/IP Comm. & Prot. CIS 269 2 Hrs TCP/IP Comm. & Prot. LabCIS 270 2 Hrs Internet Info Server. CIS 271 2 Hrs Internet Info Server. Lab

Microsoft Certifications:070-058 Networking Essentials Oct 19, 1999070-073 Implementing & Supporting NT 4.0 Workstation Nov 16, 1999070-067 Implementing & Supporting NT 4.0 Server Dec 9, 1999070-059 Internetworking with Microsoft TCP/IP Mar 23, 2000

Microsoft Certified Professional Certification ID: 1641943 Nov 16, 1999

Military:12 Wk

sNuclear Weapons Specialist, USAOMMCS, RSA AL

1 Wk Limited Life Component Training, USTAC, Taejon ROK1 Wk Italian Conversation, Vicenza Italy2 Wk

sNuclear Chemical Biological Course, Vicenza Italy

2 Wks

Criterion Referenced Instruction, USAOMMCS, RSA AL

8 Wks

Nuclear Weapons Maintenance Leader, USAOMMCS, RSA AL

1 Wk Italian Headstart, Vicenza Italy10 Wk

sAmmunition NCO Advanced Course, (SSG), USAOMMCS, RSA AL

2 Day European Technical Assistance Course, USAF Interservice Nuclear Weapons School, Albuquerque NM1 Wk Retrofit training Course, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque NM1 Wk Joint Interoperability tactical Command and Control Systems (JINTACCS) Message preparation Course Vicenza Italy12 Hrs Academic Information Management System (AIMS), USAOMMCS, RSA AL1 Wk Platoon Trainers Workshop, USAOMMCS, RSA AL2 Wk

sClear Writing Course, USAOMMCS, RSA AL

2 Wks

Methods of Instruction, USAOMMCS, RSA AL

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1 Wk Effective Writing Course, USAOMMCS, RSA AL2 Wk

sSystems Approach to Training, USAOMMCS, RSA AL

3 Day Counseling and Guidance Course, USAOMMCS, RSA AL2 Day Training Supervisors Course, USAOMMCS RSA AL10 Hrs Ada Overview, NALC, RSA AL30 Hrs Ada Programninig Fundamentals, NALC, RSA AL30 Hrs Ada programming Advanced Features, NALC, RSA AL30 Hrs Ada Programming Sofiware Engineering, NALC, RSA AL2 Day ISSTS - Al Overview, Army Logistics Management College (ALMC), Ft Lee VA1 Wk ISSTS - Basic Clips, ALMC, Ft Lee VA8 Hrs ISSTS - knowledge Representation & knowledge Acquisition, ALMC, Ft Lee VA9 Hrs Software Orientation, Harvard Graphics, USAOMMCS, RSA AL12 Hrs Software Orientation, Quattro, USAOMMCS, RSA AL1 Wk Training Developers Middle Managers Course, TRADOC, Ft Monroe VA

FDLE Related Training:8 Hrs Weapons Safety Certification16 Hrs Telephone Surveillance Systems, Southeast Technical Investigators Association8 Hrs FCIC/NCIC Certification, Florida Department of Law Enforcement8 Hrs NCIC 2000 System Setup Certification, DATAMAX Corp.8 Hrs Uniform Crime Reports, Florida Department of Law Enforcement

Miscellaneous Certification:Florida Restaurant Association, SafeStaff® Foodhandler, 4-14-03, certified trainer, Valerie Carlcertification expires 4-14-06

Skills:

Military Occupational Specialties (MOS)

55Z50 - Ammunition Supervisor Supervised and advised on conventional and special ammunition service support operations. Served as an operations sergeant or principal NCO on receipt, issue, classification, storage, surveillance, maintenance, disposition, and decontamination of conventional and nuclear and non-nuclear special ammunition.

55G20/40 - Nuclear Weapons Specialist (Nuc Wpn Sp) Inspected, assembled, maintained, and performed surveillance of nuclear weapons. Nuclear trainers, nuclear components, and their associated electrical/ electronic/mechanical components; calibrated, inspected maintained and repaired nuclear weapons test equipment. Supervised and inspected nuclear weapons maintenance operations. Supervised, coordinated, and inspected unit nuclear weapons maintenance activities, operations and productivity.

54B20/50 - Chemical Operations Specialist (Chem Op Sp)Operated, performed operator maintenance and supervised the use of Nuclear Biological & Chemical (NBC) detection and decontamination equipment, and assisted in the establishment, administration, training and application of NBC defense measures. As NBC NCO provided training, advise, and supervision regarding the proper use and maintenance procedures of chemical equipment in company and higher level organizations.

Special Qualification Identifiers H - Instructor, Senior Instructor certification. 22 Jun.1988

Programming Languages known Ada, BASIC, DG Business BASIC, Quick BASIC, Visual Basic, C, C++. CLIPS, COBOL, FORTRAN, HTML

Miscellaneous Skills Drafting, CASE (Computer Assisted Software Engineering) tools, flowcharting, instruction design, communications arts, human relations, office management, personnel supervision, test equipment maintenance, management techniques, analysis and design of computers information Systems, process flow analysis and modeling, report design, database design, Gant & Pert charting, management information theory, theoretical and applied research (design methodology, results

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interpretation, and theory building, using qualitative and quantitative approaches), needs assessment. information research; classified documents and publications management, classified and unclassified reference library maintenance, organization security manager, course management instructors, classrooms, class flow), instructor live demolition demonstration & student instruction in the use of demolition items, generator operation 1.5kw to 120kw, radiological monitoring procedures, radiological equipment operation & maintenance (Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Neutron detectors. personnel dosimeters), radiological decontamination procedures, contamination plotting (Nuclear, Chemical), Tactical plotting, instructor office computer operations (DOS, MAC), UNIX System administration, computer security procedures, satellite communications operator (MSC-64, ERC-l10). Typing, word-processing. Spreadsheets, desktop publishing Oracle7, computer configuration assembly, troubleshooting, disassembly, component replacement, etc.

DOT classification of military skills:Supervisor (ammunition) Inspector (ammunition)Demolition specialist Assembler, mechanical ordnanceFuse assembler (ordnance) Electronics technicianElectrical test engineer Instrument technicianDecontamination

Federal civil service classification of military skills:Munitions handler Electronic equipment inspectingElectronic fire control system inspecting Electronic test equipment operatingElectronic fire control Systems making, installing and repairing

Surveillance inspecting

Toxic material handling Special Weapons Assembler RepairerChemical equipment inspecting Chemical test unit operating

Highest Military Grade held: Type of Separation:Master Sergeant, E8 Retirement

Character of Service: Disability:Honorable VA 50% compensably disabled

Social Security Number: Branch:264-33-2383 US Army

HONORS:Certificate of Appreciation, United States Army Reserve Personnel Command, 11 Mar 2002To MSG Mark Hermanns, for your willingness to volunteer for active duty in support of operation Noble Eagle and operation Enduring Freedom. Your actions truly depict the meaning of "Citizen Soldier." Your loyalty to duty can only be deemed exceptional, and you are a credit to the soldiers of the Army Reserve and the Department of Army. On behalf of the officers and noncommissioned officers in our Army of one, I thank you. Signed W. Bruce Pittman, Colonel, EN, Commanding.

Nortel Networks, comments by Project Manager William Parrish, TDI Systems, Mar 5, 2001Comments documented in individual’s evaluation. Requested a senior level person; Mark is very much at the Senior Level. Mark has gone above and beyond to make sure that the applications are thoroughly documented and has brought many different ideas to the group to make our processes more efficient. Great attitude; Mark always asks how he can make a situation better he is a total team player. Mark’s professionalism was excellent and his integrity in his work left a benchmark. Mark has been a pleasure to work with over the time involved and I would recommend him to any other company if needed.

Kieser College, Phi Theta Kappa, candidate, Jan 31, 2000 International Honor Society of two-year colleges. Signed Rose Farhat.

Keiser College, Dean’s List, Aug 30, 1999 to Dec 17, 1999Recognized for outstanding academic achievement in maintaining Cumulative GPA of 3.75 to 4.0, signed Sara Malmstrom, Dean of Academics, Dec 18, 1999.

Letter of Commendation, Lionel A Cote, Chief of Police, 17 Jun, 1997

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The purpose of this communication, on behalf of the Police, Fire, City Hall, Building & Zoning, and Recreation Departments. is to express our appreciation for your efforts in revamping, improving and upgrading our city wide computer Systems. We are so much farther ahead city-wide 'with our computer capability and hope, with your expertise, that we are able to maintain that level of excellence in the future. We also know that it is extremely difficult to be pulled from one person to another, not to mention from one department to another, but you handle it well. On behalf of all of us citywide, your efforts to help us are greatly appreciated

Certificate of Appreciation, 16 Aug. 1995 In grateful recognition of your support we, the City of Satellite Beach hereby present Mark Hermanns with this certificate of appreciation for outstanding dedication and contributions during Hurricane Erin, August 1995. Signed David R. Schecter, Mayor.

Certificate of Outstanding Performance, COLSA Corporation, 31 May. 1994 From Francisco 3. Collazo President) and Clarence A. Tidwell, Jr. (Vice president and General Manager). You were singled out by the Government customer for outstanding performance in computer skills and assistance. Mark Hermanns. Information Management Activity (IMA), recently received an enthusiastic commendation from Maj. General John G. Coburn, who praised Mark's "high standards for personal achievement." Mark; who supports the Manpower Requirements Criteria (MARC) effort on Redstone Arsenal, Continually demonstrates a phenomenally professional and dedicated attitude toward his customer while providing the highest quality support. We are glad to have Mark on board!

Letter of Commendation, Department of the Army, 11 Apr. 1994From John R. Chapman. Deputy Director Integrated Material Management Center, to Mr. Mark Hermanns, Technical Staff (COLSA), Logistics Engineering and Maintenance Directorate. "I wish to commend you for your exceptional computer skills in keeping the Tactical Missile Consolidation Base Realignment and Closure office working in a smooth and efficient manner from Nov. 93 to present. There were some intense periods and your computer teachings and assistance were extremely helpful. It reflected favorably on your organization and the Army. Your demonstrated proficiency, flexibility, and support were most commendable during these technically demanding and physically exhausting days. You exhibited a strong degree of dedication, a deep sense of professionalism and a total disregard for the time constraints of the normal duty day. Your efforts were essential in meeting Congress' and the Defense Depot Maintenance Council's commitment to consolidate all depot level tactical missile maintenance at Letterkenny Army Depot. Your efforts were significant and essential to accomplishing the goal of missile System transition and development of one DoD tactical missile maintenance depot. Please accept my personal gratitude and appreciation for a job well done in support of this Base Realignment and Closure tactical missile consolidation and the soldier in the field."

Meritorious Service Medal, 29 Mar. 1994For exceptionally meritorious service. Master Sergeant Hermanns distinguished himself as a professional leader with more than 20 years of dedicated service as a defender of freedom. Master Sergeant Hermanns' accomplishments have established him as one of the Army's foremost and finest noncommissioned officers and reflect great credit upon himself and the United States Army. Signed John G. Coburn, Maj. General. Chief of Ordnance.

Nomination to the Society of the Crimson PenJournalistic achievement for article, "OMMCS Explores Artificial Intelligence," Ordnance Magazine, May 1993 signed by Maj. General, John G. Coburn.

Magna Cum Laude 1992 GPA 3.85, in completion of BS degree, Columbia

Army Commendation Medal, 22 Oct.1991For meritorious service as the Noncommissioned officer In Charge of the Ammunition Supply Branch, Command Ammunition office, 19th Support Command Korea. From 11 Sept. 90 to 11 Sept. 91. Master Sergeant Hermanns' was the primary organizer of the first theater level automated ammunition stress test. The test successfully generated hard data necessary to analyze the system's wartime effectiveness. He also spearheaded the effort to fix computer link between US Army and Korean Army Logistics commands, reestablishing the ability to maintain ammunition visibility for the theater. His contribution significantly increased the overall effectiveness of the office.

Certificate of Gratitude, 30 Jan.1991From the Korean Government. Signed by the Director of Republic of Korea, Ammunition Supply Coordinating Group (ASCG). "In appreciation of your meritorious support for the success of the Focus-Clear exercise 91, Your willing dedication to duty has done much for the friendship between the U.S. and ROK armies. God bless you and many happy days in the future of Command Ammunition Office.

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Certificate of Achievement, 7 Jan.1991For meritorious achievement as Noncommissioned Officer In Charge of the Standard Army Ammunition System (SAAS) Network Test at Camp Ames. Korea from 7 Dec.90 through 10 Dec. 90.

Army Commendation Medal, 13 Nov.1990For exceptionally meritorious service while assigned as an instructor and operations sergeant for the Special Ammunition Division. United States Army Ordnance Missile Munitions Center and School Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, from 15 Jul. 1987 to 17 Sept. 1990. He provided quality instruction for the professional development of officers, noncommissioned officers. and entry level soldiers by researching and ensuring the most current information was being presented; He contributed immeasurably to the passing of two Department of the Army Nuclear Technical Inspections, Nov.1988 and Mar.1990, with no comments received during the latter. Master Sergeant Hermanns has brought great credit upon himself his unit and the United States Army.

Letter of Thanks, 12 Jul. 1990From Col. Lowell J. Smith, Deputy Chief of Staff for Training, HQ Training and Doctrine Command. For administrative support for the TRADOC Communities of Excellence (TCOE) visit July 9-12, 1990. "Thank you for your administrative support. Your assistance proved invaluable in facilitating our efforts to Judge so many aspects of the USAOMMCS within such a compressed schedule. We could not have done it without your help. Your enthusiasm, energy and professionalism all contributed to the success of the visit. Your pride in the USAOMMCS is apparent. Enthusiasm spreads and affects everyone around you. "Excellence today is better then it was yesterday, but not as good as it will be tomorrow" is a key principle of the TCOE program. From our brief look at your school the past three days it is clear that you are meeting that principle. Once again, thank you for your support."

Army Achievement Medal, 6 Feb. 1989For exceptionally meritorious achievement while serving as Instructor, Munitions Training Department, United States Army Ordnance Missile and Munitions Center and School, Redstone Arsenal, AL. From 1 Aug. 88 to 18 Nov. 88. Sergeant First Class Hermanns developed a large volume of material for the three most technical courses in the division. At the same time, he incorporated this and other instructional material into the computer system allowing for faster, more accurate review and revision process. His research and hard WORK contributed significantly to the successful completion of the Department of the Army Nuclear Surety Inspection with this department.

National Deans List. 1988-1989, GPA 4.0 Nominated by Columbia College, Name and bio. added to the published National Deans list for 1988-1989 academic year.

Certificate of Achievement, 28 Sept.1988 73rd Ordnance battalion. 269th Ordnance Brigade. In appreciation of noteworthy performance in the Track meet. USAOMMCS during the period 22 Aug, 88 to 2 Sept 88. Sergeant First Class Hermanns' ability to compete and willingness to participate enabled him to place 3rd in the 1 Mile Run in the Brigade. Sergeant First Class Hermanns' accomplishment reflects great credit upon himself and the United States Army.

Letter of Appreciation. 7 Sept.1988Office of the Inspector General, Washington DC. From Col. Kenneth C. Koy. to Col. J. H. Griffen Commandant. "I recently attended the Inspector General Technical Training Refresher course at your institution and commend those involved This was a well run program, both technically and administratively. Please convey my appreciation to SFC. Hermanns for his professional effort and responsiveness.

Certificate of Appreciation, 19 Aug. 1988For participation in the initial Redstone Arsenal Family Action Plan Symposium. Your personal contribution and willing support played a significant role in this effort to develop a plan for enhancing the quality of life on Redstone Arsenal for the total Army family. Your effort is greatly appreciated. William B. Greer, Col. Chief of Staff.

Army Achievement Medal, 28 Apr. 1988 For exceptional meritorious achievement while serving as Instructor, Munitions Training Department, United States Army Ordnance Missile and Munitions Center and School, Redstone Arsenal Alabama. Sergeant First Class Hermanns excellent leadership ability, technical expertise, and outstanding instructional abilities were directly responsible for him being selected as Instructor of the Month for March 1988. his commitment and exemplary efforts in preparation and presentation of classes were evident by his flawless instructional techniques.

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Army Commendation Medal. 13 Aug. 1987 For exceptionally meritorious service while assigned to the 69th Ordnance company and 559h United States Army Artillery Group from 13 Aug. 84 to 14 Jul. 87. During this period Sergeant First Class Hermanns served as maintenance Platoon Sergeant at the 69th Ordnance Company and then became the 559h Artillery maintenance Advisor. The combination of his inexhaustible knowledge and his leadership raised significantly the combat readiness of the 69th Ordnance Company. As Maintenance Advisor for the Group, he shared his expertise with all subordinate units, resulting in a dramatic increase in proficiency across the Group.

Letter of Commendation, 3 Mar. 1986From Col. George B. Reed, Commander, 559th Artillery Group, "For exceptionally superior performance of duties as the operations sergeant of the Group Tactical Operations center you displayed a comprehensive knowledge of Group operational requirements and made personal sacrifices by working for extended periods of time. This professionalism and devotion to duty enhanced the overall effectiveness of the Tactical Operations Center. Additionally, the DISTAFF program you created and managed injected tactical incidents, which realistically tested the reporting capabilities of subordinate units in a wartime scenario.

Letter of Appreciation, 1 Aug. 1985From George B. Reed, Col., 559th Artillery Group commanding, during the past two months. This unit prepared for and executed a Nuclear Accident Incident response and Assistance (NAIRA) exercise. This exercise required long hours of planning, coordination and meetings. The long hours and willing assistance given by you during the preparation and execution of this exercise is appreciated and commended. Without your assistance in the difficult task of gathering and making the materials used at the crash site and preparing the Operations Order, the exercise would not have gone as smoothly or as nearly perfect as it did You are the type of NCO that functions in an outstanding manner without continued guidance. A task assigned to you is a task accomplished, quickly and correctly. You are a credit to your rank, the 559th USAAG and the United States Army.

Certificate for Academic Excellence, Association of the United States Army. Dec.1983

Honor Graduate, Advanced Noncommissioned Officer Course, 1983. GPA 3.96, USAOMMCS

Letter of Commendation. 14 Sept. 1982From Joseph R. Cote. Col. Ordnance Corps, Commandant. "It is with utmost pleasure that I take this opportunity to congratulate and commend you for your significant contribution to the development of the 550 End-of-Course Comprehensive Test in Skill Qualification Format. Through your sterling efforts, this formidable project was completed in the minimum time and in the finest manner possible. Without your devotion to duty technical expertise, and most professional attitude, this could not have been possible. This outstanding display of professionalism will serve as an example for others. Our organization is fortunate to have a soldier of your caliber.

Army Commendation Medal, 21 Feb. 1980For meritorious service during the period 18 May 76 to Feb. 80. Assigned to the 69th Ordnance Company Maintenance Platoon as a maintenance technician Specialist Hermanns, performance of maintenance on classified munitions and host nation trainers was outstanding. Through long hours and energetic application of knowledge the unit's Nuclear, Chemical and Biological protective posture has increased dramatically.

Letter of Appreciation, 11 Feb. 1980From Theodore A. Zaehainger, Maj, 69th Ordnance Company, Commanding. "I wish to take this opportunity to express my appreciation for your outstanding performance of duty while assigned to the 69th Ordnance Company during the period 28 Jan. to 1 Feb. 1980. The professional manner in which you discharged your duties allowed this unit to achieve a close out department of the Army Nuclear Surety Inspection. You can be proud of this achievement! With your demonstrated initiative, ability. Enthusiasm and willingness to become involved, I believe that you will succeed in all that you undertake. 1 commend you on your performance of duty, which reflects great credit on you. your unit, and the United States Army."

Letter of Appreciation. 25 Oct. 1978From John F. Weber III, CW2, 69th Ordnance Company. It is with a great deal of pride that I commend you on your performance. You have gone beyond minimal job requirements and through your conscientious efforts in training you have insured an on going attitude towards excellence in weapons maintenance. Only through the fostering of such attitudes will weapon maintenance and reliability remain at the present high level. It is with the greatest respect for these attitudes that I thank you for a job well done. A copy of this letter will be placed in your field 201 file.

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Letter of Appreciation. 30 Jun.1978From Gerald S. Jarvis, CAPT. 69th Ordnance Company Commanding, "I wish to extend to you my congratulations on an outstanding job during the recent SETAF (Italy) Nuclear Emergency Team (NET) Training Exercise on 26 Jun.1978. Your demonstrated ability on Hotline procedures received nothing but laudatory comments from Defense Nuclear Team School personnel as well as the USAREUR evaluators grading the exercise. Comments made were the "best observed in USAREUR during the past year" to "better than half the teams that attended the NET school in CONUS. The seriousness and professionalism displayed by you is in the highest traditions of the professional soldier. Again my congratulations on a job well done.

Memberships (Extra curricular, associations, sports, etc.)

Florida Association of Computer Crime InvestigatorsNorth American Data General Users GroupSociety of the Crimson Pen

Gloria Dei, Episcopal Church, Cocoa, FLDonate time to my church assisting in food distribution to the needy, part of the Second Harvest Food Bank, trained and certified , Florida Restaurant Association, SafeStaff® Foodhandler, 4-14-03.

Security Clearance:Highest clearance: Top Secret/BACKGROUND InvestigationAccesses held: NATO ATOMAL, CRYPTO, CNWDI, COSMIC, Restricted Data.

Last 5 year check completed 12 May 92

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Tom Bearden2311 Big Cove RoadHuntsville, AL 35801

Lionel Cote (Police Chief)Satellite Beach Police Department510 Cinnamon DriveSatellite Beach, FL 32937(321) 773-4400

M. P. Crotty (City Manager)City of Satellite Beach565 Cassia BoulevardSatellite Beach, FL 32937-3197

William ParrishComputer Sciences Corp (CSC)TDI Systems Project Manager (Nortel)1244 Cokes Bury RdFuquay Varina, NC 27526(919) 552-9139

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