Jeffrey E. Pierce

2013-Current Installation Security Officer Lemoore, CA

Naval Air Station Lemoore, CA

Law Enforcement Department Head. Directs, and supervises Law Enforcement and Physical Security efforts onboard Naval Air Station Lemoore, CA, with a security force of 103.

Provides guidance and direction to subordinates on Law Enforcement and Physical Security policy, procedures and practices, anti-terrorism, criminal investigations, drug enforcement, customs inspections, crime prevention, military working dogs, traffic control, personnel access.

Directs security exercises and inspections to ensure consistency in doctrine and tactics. Manages the commands largest and most diverse department, providing Law Enforcement and Anti-

Terrorism services to a community of over 16,000 and provides Force Protection for an estimated 17 billon dollars in defense assets.

Possesses an active SCI Secret Clearance.

2011-2013 Harbor Security Platoon Commander/ Battalion Training Officer Silverdale, WA

Strategic Weapons Facility Pacific/Marine Corps Security Force Battalion

Managed the Harbor Security program protecting National Strategic assets, providing direction and guidance to over 60 Navy Harbor Security personnel.

Coordinated and planned highly complex National Defense Zone drills, involving over 100 personnel per drill.

Trained over 700 Navy and Marine Corps Security Force personnel in all aspects of the Personal Reliability Program (PRP) and Nuclear Weapons Defense.

Possessed an active SCI Top Secret Clearance.

2009-2011 Physical Security Specialist Silverdale, WA

Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS)

Certified Physical Security Specialist by the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Charleston, S.C (0080). Qualified assessment team leader and conducted 15 Port Assessments (PA's), four Airfield Assessment (AA's)

and four Court Room Assessments both abroad and state side which are submitted to COMTHIRDFLT and NCIS Headquarters.

3321 Taylor Dr. Lemoore, CA 93245piercej2020@yahoo.com.sg(209) 604-5855

Department of Defense certified Senior Inter-Service Non-Lethal Individual Weapons Instructor, instructed five classes certifying over 100 Military Police Officers as Basic NLW Instructors.

Certified by Taser International as a Basic X26 Taser Instructor, capable of certifying civilian Police Officers and other law enforcement departments.

Conducted four Chief of Naval Operations Integrated Vulnerability Assessments (Naval Base Security Assessments), as Security Operations Team Lead.

Conducts proper classified material storage and handling. Directs and supervises the necessary audits, and inventories.

Completed the Center for Counterintelligence and Security Studies “Protecting Against Terrorism, A Practical Response” course.

Certified as an Advanced Law Enforcement Course Instructor by the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Artesia, N.M.

Possessed an active SCI Top Secret Clearance.

2006-2009 Force Protection Staff Officer San Diego, CA

Commander Amphibious Squadron Three (USS PELELIU)

Responsible for all Staff and ships Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection training and policy development. Certifying Officer for 10 U.S. Navy combat ships during their Pre-deployment Force Protection certification

phase. Prepared and implemented over 100 Force Protection con-ops, Inport Security Plans, After Action Reports

and lessons learned for the Commander of Naval Forces Fifth Fleet, Middle East Area of Responsibility (AOR).

Officer in Charge of Force Protection for Seattle Sea Fair 2007, planned, coordinated and trained 10 different Military commands and 7 civilian agencies in all matters related to Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection during this highly complex event.

Completed 5 overseas Force Protection assessments allowing U.S. Navy combat ships to complete port visits in the Middle Eastern AOR.

2005-2006 Anti-Terrorism Officer, Anti-Terrorism Training Officer, Little Creek, VAChief Master-At-Arms.

USS TORTUGA/USS FT. MCHENRY

Responsible for all Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection training of over 350 crew personnel. Provided daily-classified Anti-Terrorism briefs to high level upper Escalon officers in a highly complex

combat environment. Certified Military Customs Inspector responsible for direct liaison with United States Customs and Border Patrol to certify returning ships prior to entering any U.S. port of entry.

KATRINA JTF Force Protection Officer in Charge, lead the evacuation of over 250 citizens during KATRINA Hurricane relief effort from St. Bernard’s Parish in New Orleans, LA.

Arms, Ammunition and Explosives Officer in Charge, responsible for 100% accountability of all weapons, ammunitions and explosives onboard.

Organized the Force Protection Working Group and Threat Working Group. Authored the Charter and SOP’s for the working group.

2004-2005 Operations Chief of Security Lemoore, CA

Naval Air Station Lemoore

Supervised, led and trained 120 Military Police Officers in the protection of the facility against crime and terrorism which is the largest Fighter Jet base for the U.S. Navy, housing all F/A-18 Squadrons, tenant activities and Base Housing of over 16,000 personnel and residents.

Developed and executed the highly complex nationwide Solid Curtain Force Protection Exercises involving all Military Installations worldwide and reporting directly to the Chief of Naval Operations.

Responsible for the development and execution of the Naval Station Lemoore’s Air Show Crowd Control Plan, Vehicle Traffic Plan and Personal Protection Plan for the Blue Angles the Navy’s Premier Flight Demonstration Team, involving over 200 Police Officers and Security Personnel.

Trained over 1800 civilian and military personnel in all areas of Anti-Terrorism as part of National Night Out, an annual event as a process to get the community involved with the installation.

Provided daily Open Source and Classified Intelligence Briefs, as well as Risk/Vulnerability Assessments to Security Officer and Base Administration.

2002-2004 Military Police Lemoore, CAOperations Leading Petty Officer, Watch Commander,

Field Training Officer, Armorer, Patrol Officer, Dispatcher

Naval Air Station Lemoore

Supervised 30 Military and Civilian Police Officers in all areas of Law Enforcement, Physical Security and Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection for a base population of over 16,400.

Lead DOD Police Officers and Military Police Officers through Post 9/11 transition. Responsible for reviewing and tracking over 700 Incident Complaint Reports monthly. Edited 40 Standard Operating Procedures and completed a 71-page Anti-Terrorist Assessment for Naval

Air Station Lemoore.

1999-2002 Executive Assistant/Chief-Master-At-Arms Norfolk, VA

USS CAPE ST. GEORGE CG-71

Visit Board Search and Seizure Assistant Officer, Conducted over 70 Non-Compliant boarding’s in a highly complex and hostile environment.

Command Chief Master-At-Arms, responsible for all matters relating to Law Enforcement, Force Protection, Physical Security and Anti-Terrorism on board.

Command Victim and Witness Assistance Officer, providing guidance and counseling to victims of crimes of a personal nature.

1993-1999 Buyer/Assistant Store Manager Sonora, CA

HALES&SYMONS ACE HARDWARE

Responsible for the purchases for 10,000 square foot Lumber and Hardware retail store. Managed an annual budget of over 800,000 dollars. Prepared purchase orders, solicited bid proposals, and reviewed requisitions for goods and services. Negotiated, renegotiated, and administered contracts with suppliers, vendors, and other representatives. Monitored shipments to ensure that goods come in on time and resolved problems related to undelivered

goods. Maintained and revieweed computerized records of items purchased, costs, deliveries, product

performance, and inventories.

1990-1993 Squadron Operations Leading Petty Officer Corpus Christi, TX

VT-27 (Primary Flight School)

Produced daily flight schedule for 30 training flights. Assisted in development of the Computer Automated Scheduling System. Supervised the recording of the pilot curriculum exams, pilot training records and student flight

physical examinations.

1986-1990 Ships Yeoman Norfolk, VA

USS IOWA BB-61

Processed New Officer Check-ins Processed Officer Transfers General Correspondence Fire Investigator Conducted two major deployments to the Middle East.

2002-Current Brandman University Orange, CA

Course work being completed for Bachelor’s of Arts in Organizational Leadership. Transcript available upon request.

Certifications and Education

Texas TCLOS – Basic Peace Officer Certification (400 hours)

Naval Criminal Investigative Service – Anti-Terrorism Officer Course (40 hours) Fresno City College, California POST – Introduction to Anti-Terrorism (8 hours) US DOD – Inter-Service Non-Lethal Individual Weapons Instructor Course (80 hours) Center for Counterintelligence and Security Studies – Protecting Against Terrorism: A Practical Response (40

hours) Federal Law Enforcement Training Center – Physical Security Specialist (160 hours) Federal Law Enforcement Training Center – Law Enforcement Master Instructor (80 hours) Naval Criminal Investigative Service – Naval Physical Security Law Enforcement Supervisor Course (40

hours) US Navy – Special Nautical Degree in Naval Science Course (240 hours) US Navy – Chief Petty Officer Leadership Development (240 hours) US Navy – Joint Maritime Tactics Course (80 hours) US Navy – First Class Petty Officer Leadership Development (80 hours) US Navy – Primary Leadership Development (80 hours), Second Class Petty Officer Leadership

Development (80 hours) California POST – Explosive Identification for First Responders (40 hours) U. S. Customs Service – Military Customs Inspector (40 hours) Automation Precision Technology, LCC – U.S. Navy Specialist in Law Enforcement (240 hours) Nueces County Sheriff’s Office – Advance Reserve Officer (124 hours) Nueces County Sheriff’s Office – Basic Reserve Officer (154 hours) Del Mar College – Spanish For Law Enforcement (40 hours) Nuclear Weapons Training Group – Shipboard Security Engagement Tactics (80 hours) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Aviation Excellence Award Four Navy Commendation Medals, Six Navy Achievement Medals, Seven Letters of Commendation, Two

Good Conduct Medals, One Meritorious Service Medal, One Humanitarian Medal, Six Sea Service Deployment awards.

All awards and certifications are available on request. Explanations of course material are available on request. Additional certifications, courses, and training available on request.