1. GEORGE CURRIER
An Experienced, Accomplished Law Enforcement & Security Professional
PSC 76, Box 6757 E-Mail: g_man04062@yahoo.com
APO, AP 96319 US
(207) 730-6101
objective
A high-level position within the security, law enforcement, or related fields which offers significant challenge,
responsibility, and the opportunity for continued career growth.
highlights of qualifications
! Has more than twelve years, diversified experience, holding positions of increasing scope and
responsibility.
! Strong background in many areas including management, operations, strategic planning, staff training and
development, resource planning, patrol work, area surveillance, suspect apprehension, investigative work,
crisis and emergency response, regulatory compliance, report preparation, and community relations.
! Hard-working and driven, while highly-experienced in all aspects of industry work, and is thoroughly familiar
with security and law enforcement practices, standards, and protocols.
! Has managed smooth, efficient, and cost-effective operations, and is firmly committed to providing the
highest levels of security and law enforcement services and support.
! Well-versed in the training, supervision, and mentoring of all levels of personnel, and in seeing all
personnel to their peak performance potential.
professional experience
UNITED STATES NAVY, (NAF Security Detachment), Misawa Air Base, AP. Salary: $36,557. 40 hours
per week.
Training Petty Officer (7/2011-Present)
Responsible for overseeing day to day law enforcement activities, training and supervising law enforcement
personnel, maintaining, auditing, and updating training records; assigning personnel, ensuring that all training
standards are met, report preparation, and handling a wide variety of special projects. Administers the
execution of law enforcement and anti-terrorism force protection for 28 Naval Security members, 40 auxiliary
Security Force Members, and 21 security contractors at the base.
▪ Serves as Watch Commander, with duties including conducting investigations, interviewing case principals
and witnesses, suspect apprehension, conducting crime prevention activities, physical security
coordination, crowd control/, report preparation, and other watch-related functions.
▪ Also recommends physical security enhancements, conducting anti-terrorism defense and weapons
proficiency, and acting as liaison with public service agencies.
▪ Serves as Auxiliary Security Force Coordinator, and has led 52 trainings sessions for 47 qualified Auxiliary
Security Force Personnel, and ensures accordance with all local and Navy directives.
▪ As Building Manager, reviews project plans and specifications prior to contract award; researches various
issues and ensures technical soundless; Conducts on-site visits to determine facility condition, ands
establish facility engineering layout recommendations..
▪ Also serves as Urinalysis Program Coordinator and Hazardous Materials Manager.
UNITED STATES NAVY, Travis Air Force Base, CA 95687. Supervisor: Chief Richard Truby (619-243-4305).
Salary: 36,211.
40 hours per week.
Watch Commander (6/07-7/11)
Served at VQ-3 FAIRECONRON. Responsible for managing day to day security operations, staff training and
supervision, workflow coordination, delegating assignments, implementing security measures, conducting anti-
terrorism measures (on vehicles), forklift operation, staff evaluation, emergency response coordination, and
staff evaluation.

2. ▪ Managed 26 security personnel in providing 24-hour protection for a Priority Level I, $180 million asset.
▪ Conducted more than 200 random anti-terrorism measures (fixed Level III compound).
▪ Served as Mission Commander (Chief of the Guard), leading and supervising seven personnel on three
separate missions to provide a security detail for the E6 aircraft equipment and personnel.
▪ Also served as Field Training Officer, ensuring training for 61 Naval Security Force personnel.
UNITED STATES NAVY (COMFLEACT), Sasebo, Japan. Supervisor: MAC Chavareyia. Salary: $35,916. 45
hours per week.
Patrolman/Coxswain (4/04-5/07)
Served in COMFLEACT Security Detachment. Responsible for area patrol and surveillance, responding to
crimes and traffic accidents, suspect apprehension, initiating investigations, interviewing case principals and
witnesses, conducting monetary escorts, conducting safety and security inspections, report preparation, and
other related assignments.
▪ Provided waterborne security for an operation which encompassed 5,600 personnel, 642 housing units,
and 24 tenant activities for in nine remote locations, as well as seven forward-deployed ships.
▪ Served as Field Training Officer, overseeing day to day training operations, and ensuring strict compliance
to training parameters and expectations.
▪ As Coxswain, served as Craft Commander for six patrol craft, which were equipped with crew and
weapons protecting high-value assets.
UNITED STATES NAVY, PSC 455, Box 173. Supervisor: MAC Donaldson. Salary: 35,672. 40 hours per week.
Patrolman/Gate Sentry I (4/02-4/04)
Worked at Naval Security Force DET, and was based in Guam. Responsible for patrol work, area surveillance,
ensuring proper visitor identification (personnel and vehicles), pier security, traffic control, ensuring military and
civilian personnel safety, report preparation, emergency response, and other patrol-related functions.
▪ Provided security and traffic control in support of USS Kitty Hawk battle group port visit, and was integral in
ensuring safety of more than 5,000 military and civilian personnel.
▪ Handled law enforcement and security for U.S. Naval Forces, marinas, and 30 tenant commands, which
covered 17,000 acres of military property.
▪ Also served as Boat Engineer, handling upkeep and maintenance, which included oil changes, replacing
parts, and new parts installation.
education
USMAPS, Virginia Beach, Virginia
Courses included apprenticeships for Computer Operator, Armory Technician, Security Specialist, and Police
Officer I.
special training
▪ Ion Track Vapor Tracer Operator
▪ Genesis Radar Operator
▪ Weapons of Mass Destruction Installation Preparedness
▪ Level 3 Advanced Patrolman
▪ OSHA Hazwoper Responder Operators Course
▪ Monadnock Expandable Baton Courses
▪ Emergency Vehicle Operators Course
▪ First Line Leadership Development Programs
▪ Anti-Terrorism Levels I and II
▪ Maritime Counter-Improvised Explosive Device Training
▪ Command Career Counselor Course
▪ Urinalysis Program Coordinator Course
▪ Intoxilizer 5000EN/6l8 Breath Alcohol Analysis Operators Course
▪ Incident Command Systems
▪ Law Enforcement
▪ Single Resources and Initial Action Incident
▪ National Incident Management System

3. ▪ NIMS Communication and Information Management
▪ National Response Framework – An Introduction
▪ Emergency Support Function and Firefighting
▪ Emergency Support Function and Public Health/Medical Services
honors and awards
▪ National Defense Service Medal
▪ Humanitarian Service Medal
▪ Navy Overseas Service Ribbon (seven)
▪ Good Conduct Medal (four)
professional certifications
▪ Secret Security Clearance
▪ Class A Tractor-Trailer Operator
]References available upon request