Originally Posted by charlietwo (Post 206778) Anyway, I'm wondering if anyone out there has had some similar experiences or at least a few tips for my resume that can convey to these employers what SF soldiers are capable of. Anything will help at this point...-Blake

x. Richard xxxxx
12345 xxxxx xxxxx Drive
Dallas, Texas 75248-2919
(xxx) 111-1111 xxxxxxx@swbell.net


TRAINING, OPERATIONS, AND PROGRAM MANAGEMENT

SUMMARY

• Head of Upper School, Dallas Texas.
• School Teacher, Dallas Public Schools.
• Analyst and International Agreements Plans Officer, Europe.
• Training Branch Chief and Commander, Department of Defense.
• Foreign Policy Implementation Specialist, Department of Defense.

ACHIEVEMENTS

Head of Upper School (Dallas, Texas). 1995-Present.

• Private high school principal.
• Managed Upper School; directed staff/faculty of 25 and oversaw Texas Education Agency certified college preparatory academic and athletic programs for 135 LD (ADD, Dyslexic, Dysgraphic, Dyscalculaic) students in grades 9 – 12.

School Teacher (Dallas, Texas). 1994-1995

• Alternative Certification Intern with Dallas Public Schools and TEA Region 10.
• World History/World Geography teacher, R.C. Burleson Intermediate School.
• EXCETS passed for General Elementary, Professional Development, and Early Childhood.
• Chairman, Staff and Faculty Advisory Council and nominee for Teacher of the Year.

International Agreements Plans Officer and Analyst (Europe). 1991-1993

• Analyzed, developed, staffed, and edited international support agreements.
• Directed staffs of three liaison elements in Germany (2) and Luxembourg (1).
• Planned, coordinated, trained, and directed multi-national liaison elements controlling European-wide logistics operations and exercises (Europe, Africa, West Asia).
• Provided European political, social, economic, and military analyses for NATO plans and operations.
• Managed dedicated multinational Wartime Host Nation Support organization. Prompted review that resulted in 60% force reduction and annual savings of over $5m.
• Local, state, and national government affairs advisor and liaison.
• Developed budget requirements, selected and trained international staffs, international political-military lecturer.

International Affairs Analyst (American Embassy, Bonn, Germany). 1990-1991

• Foreign Area Officer attached to Office of the Defense Attaché; German linguist.
• Produced international political-military analyses for embassy and DOD staffs.
• Planned, programmed, managed international affairs study program for six analysts.
• Co-planner, coordinator, executor of European-wide analyst’s conference.

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Master of Arts Candidate (Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana). 1988-1990

• Competitive board selected (2% selection) for fully-funded program in International Relations and U.S. Army Foreign Area Officer (Political-Military Analyst) program.

Training Officer and Commander (Fort Benning, Georgia). 1985-1988

• Selected, trained, directed organization of 250 instructors responsible for safely training up to 25,000 students annually. Achieved 0.02% injury rate in extremely hazardous environment.
• Prepared, reviewed, edited, revised instructional files and technical manuals for worldwide use.
• Project officer involved with the review, evaluation, and restructuring of the entire organization for safer and more efficient operations. Results: higher esprit de corps and 40% budget savings.
• Maintained 100% accountability of over $6m worth of property and equipment.
• Maintained lowest level of punitive actions among five similar organizations through effective leadership, empowerment coaching, counseling, and organizational management.
• Managed two dining facilities feeding an average of 3,000 people daily.
• Regimental historian; established regimental archives and museum, and unit historical program.
• Unit coordinator for community and historical association programs, and multi-unit activities.

Student (Columbus College, Columbus, Georgia). 1984-1985

• Board selected for fully-funded degree completion program.
• Outstanding History student for 1985 (Faculty selection).

Foreign Policy Implementation Specialist (Department of Defense). 1970-1983

• U.S. Army Special Forces Medical Noncommissioned Officer and Officer. Retired as a Major, 1993.
• Recruited, selected, trained, and directed multi-national forces in National Command Authority directed special operations worldwide.
• International political-military staff advisor and plans officer.
• Department of the Army board selected for Officer Candidate School (Honor Graduate).
• Original group of officers selected for Special Forces branch acquisition.

EDUCATION

Additional Studies (Early Childhood Education), Texas Woman’s University, 1994-1995.
Additional Studies (Political Economics), Friedrich Wilhelms Universität, Bonn, 1990.
M.A. (West European-Hebraic Studies), Indiana University, 1990.
B.S. Magna Cum Laude (General Studies/History), Columbus College, 1985.
Department of Defense Executive Level Staff School, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, 1988.

AWARDS

Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi (History)
Honor Society of Phi Alpha Theta (History).
U.S. and Foreign Military Awards.
Honorable Discharge.


References available upon request.

Originally Posted by Richard (Post 209171) References available upon request.

Originally Posted by lksteve (Post 209176) You're hired...you'll get $7.50 and you can start tomorrow...:D

Originally Posted by mark46th (Post 209181) Before you start, can you say, "Would you like Fries with that?"

Originally Posted by mark46th (Post 209282) He gets to hump the generator? Uphill? A commo man's dream...

Originally Posted by lksteve (Post 209294) It's easier to hump than it is to jump...speaking from experience...

Originally Posted by Richard (Post 209304) As a SADM guy, I'll hump n' jump your G43 if you'll hump n' jump the H-912 for me. Rope jumping was bad enough, try 'flying' the 'trashcan' and staying stable. And who got that job?

Originally Posted by lksteve (Post 209393) Yipeee...!!!! I am tall...:D:lifter

Originally Posted by Richard (Post 209400) Wheaties, beer, and padded insoles! Is there nothing they and Shepherd's Black Sheep can't do.