702 Stonewall Lane, Fredericksburg, VA 22407
Day/Evening telephone: (757)816-6046 Email: millettat@gmail.com
Citizen: U.S. Citizen Veterans preference: 10 point
Security Clearance: Active Secret. TS/SCI last active 2012. Investigative date was 2007.
20 years of U.S. Marine Corps military experience with 14 years in the imagery intelligence field as
MOS 0241 Imagery Analyst; six plus years in combat arms: Infantry. 2 plus years as a General
Dynamics Information technology contractor operating Virtual Battle Space for training all branches of the military, in the virtual world, on a vast array of scenarios created for them. Highly skilled, organized, and a proven work history of job completion under any circumstances. Excellent leadership, administrative skills, interpersonal skills.
Combat veteran; displayed courage, leadership, risk-taking, integrity, judgment, and dependability:
Deployed to hostile zones in Somalia (1994) and was Designated Platoon Sharpshooter.
Deployed to Kuwait during Operation Iraqi Freedom (2003) as an Imagery Analyst and Fallujah, Iraq as Imagery Collections Chief (2006).
Deployed to Walid, Iraq, (remotely located on the Iraq/Syrian border 2008) as Senior Enlisted
Advisor on a military transition team.
Served as Imagery analyst in Key West Florida 2001. Conducted imagery analysis that directly supported the seizure of 14 smuggling aircraft and vessels and the seizure of 26 metric tons of cocaine and marijuana, valued at $1.2 billion.
Served on Quick Reaction Force for the Coast Guard transporting Haitian immigrants back to Haiti.
Fort A.P. Hill, VA (Dec 2012-July 2015)
Serve as an Observer / Controller Trainer (OC-T) with the Gaming Lane of the IED Defeat training
Lane Observer Controller Team (IEDD-OCT) in support of Joint IED Defeat Organization (JIEDDO) training at specified training locations.
The overall goal is to provide expertise and training to Army units deploying to an operational theater on efficient and effective utilization of the IED Defeat Operations. The position integrates gaming software Virtual Battle Space 3 (VBS3)) based applications into training at the crawl to walk stage which allows teams, crews, squads, and platoons to rehearse and validate their unit C-IED SOPs prior to live training.
OC-T Basic
Responsible for analyzing the unit’s performance during gaming lane training and gaming environment exercises through every phase of each mission. Provides subject matter expertise involving doctrine, TTP, tactical planning on IED Defeat operations. The OC/T provides in-depth advice, counsel, and assistance to exercise unit operations personnel before, during, and after

gaming exercises. In addition provides in-depth assessments, oral and written, of unit performance. Provide feedback to the unit using the After Action Review process at the completion of the exercise. OC/T fulfils the roll of coach, mentor, and teacher for unit IED-
Defeat skills and tasks using correct doctrine, techniques, and procedures to ensure units are combat ready. The OC/T is responsible for gathering, developing, organizing, and disseminating information on current enemy and friendly trends, TTPs, and operations.
Game/ SIM Specific
The OC/T uses a game based software application (VBS3) to train units preparing for deployment on
IED-D. The OC/T develops scenarios with the gaming software applications and is capable of modifying existing scenarios for unit identified training objectives. The OC/T uses the tools of the game based software application for the After Action Review (AAR) process and scenario development.
(Jan 2009-Oct 31, 2012)
Ensured that 251 Marine Corps units are adequately equipped with current, up-to-date
Intelligence equipment in order to support the Marine Expeditionary Forces, Marine Forces, and
Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF).
Served as subject matter expert for the US Marine Corps Program Objective Memorandum (POM)
11-14 conferences and provided advice and counsel on the future needs of USMC intelligence programs. The POM is a recommendation from the Services and Defense Agencies to the
Secretary of Defense concerning how they plan to allocate resources to meet the Service
Program Guidance (SPG) and Joint Programming Guidance (JPG).
Represented the USMC intelligence community at the Project Liberty MC-12 aircraft and Gorgon
Stare Wide Area Surveillance Sensor Working Group Meetings, providing select Marine Corps advice to Air Force members. This advice allows Air Force equipment to provide better collection capabilities to fit the unique Marine Corps mission, thus saving costs and providing joint capabilities.
Adaptive and innovative- While Marines were conducting an offensive engagement during OEF; remotely piloted aircraft (RPA) in theater and the 480 th Intelligence, Surveillance and
Reconnaissance Wing at Langley AFB, VA supported the imagery analysis. As the senior enlisted
Marine Imagery Analyst and direct liaison between the ground troops and RPA personnel, I provided on-site mission critical information to the 480 th thereby streamlining the support process, improving communications, C-IED TTPs, and combat capability of both the ground troops and the RPA personnel.
Taught classes at Langley AFB, VA, for Air Force senior enlisted and officers deploying to support ground combat operations in the OEF on the US Marine Corps structure; USMC intelligence
Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities.
As Secondary Control Point Officer, accountable for security of all classified materials in the USMC intelligence section at US Marine Forces Command.
Supervised and quality controlled the Marine Forces Command Classified Daily Intelligence Digest for the Commanding General, Marine Forces Command, keeping the Command aware of important current events happening worldwide.

Distributed the product throughout the command via email.
Assisted in the creation of an Excel document that will provide the instantaneous status of intelligence equipment for more than 251 units. Will allow the Marine Forces Command
Intelligence commander to immediately determine the equipment status of its intelligence units and their readiness; identify readiness status; target shortfalls, and allow better management of intelligence systems.
Created numerous after action reports for conferences attended that were instrumental in decision making by the Director of intelligence of Marine Forces Command
(May 2006-Jan 2009)
Analyzed and exploited collected data with electro optical; infrared; Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) imagery utilizing Database Organizer (DBO)), Image Product Library (IPL); Remote View Electronic Light
Table; Web Access Retrieval Portal (WARP); PPS Socet Set GXP; and other systems needed to support collection requirements.
Supervised and coordinated the platoon daily intelligence production in support of the 1 st Marine
Expeditionary Forces and its Major Supported Command; the Special Operation Training Group; and Mojave Viper exercises that provided training prior to units deploying into theater to include C-IED imagery intelligence.
Supplemented the Intelligence Battalion Forward (FWD)--deployed in theater-- by supervising the input of three months of Multinational Forces West combat incident reports into the
Intelligence Analysis Console, in support of Iraqi Freedom.
Coordinated and supervised training for 14 imagery analysts newly assigned to the Imagery
Interpretation Platoon.
(Combat experience) (Nov 2007-Dec 2008)
Trained and advised members from four Iraqi intelligence agencies: the National Information and
Investigative Agency (NIIA); the Iraqi National Intelligence Service (INIS); The Inspector General (IG); and
Internal Affairs (IA).
Participated in the capture and detainment of 17 High Value Individuals suspected of terrorism by the Government of Iraq.
Served as an official witness in the trial of one captured High Value Individual. The trial was held in the Central Criminal Courts of Iraq in Baghdad and resulted in his imprisonment.
Patrol leader for more than 40 combat patrols in hostile territory.
Convoy Commander for one mounted patrol; and Vehicle Commander for one mounted patrol that conducted resupply and maintenance operations.
Coordinated requests for imagery and data; traveled Fallujah to retrieve the products and deliver them back to Walid, Iraq; critical products needed to do our job.
Participated in pre-deployment combat simulators to include C-IED TTPs, vehicle convoys TTPs, call for fire simulations, and combat scenarios.
Instructed junior enlisted and officer members of the transition team on C-IED TTPs, as well as

combat patrolling.
Employed C-IED TTPs while on over 100 combat patrols on the Iraqi / Syrian border.
Instructed Iraqi nationals in combat patrolling, C-IED TTPS, convoy operations, and artillery call for fire.
Created detailed after action reports for all patrols, detainees captured, and end of combat deployment to help ensure the future success of follow on forces to Walid, Iraq.
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(Combat experience) ( Jan - Apr 2006)
Assisted developing intelligence collection plans in support of combat operations.
Wrote/submitted PRISM and commercial imagery nominations for theater level ISR, supporting combat operations.
Wrote/submitted time-sensitive collection requests and Joint Tactical Air Requests for Advance
Tactical Reconnaissance System.
Assisted developing the tracking matrix for all national and theater level nominations in Operation
Iraqi Freedom.
Provided imagery products for the C-IED cell that were used in developing C-IED TTPs.
(Jun – Oct 2001)
Produced and disseminated more than 200 tactical imagery spot reports and 300+ imagery graphics in electro optical; infrared; Synthetic Aperture Radar; and Multispectral Imagery in support of counter drug operations in the USCINCSOUTH Area of Operations.
Conducted imagery analysis that directly supported the seizure of 14 smuggling aircraft and vessels and the seizure of 26 metric tons of cocaine and marijuana, valued at $1.2 billion.
(Combat experience) (Dec 1999 – Dec
2003)
Provided scenario credibility by creating over 200 national-level, secondary products used by weapons tactics instruction students.
Created Advanced Tactical Aerial Reconnaissance System (ATARS) and squadron ground station specific intelligence training for imagery analysts. ATARS is a system for image acquisition, data storage, and data link used by the United States Marine Corps on its F/A-18D Hornet aircraft.
Served as the Marine Air Group mission planning cell imagery support chief and ensured that aircrews were tasked with current, accurate intelligence collection requests in Operation Iraqi
Freedom (OIF).
Generated imagery collection/navigation cards for aircrew preparing to fly ATARS missions in OIF.
Assisted developing and managing the unit’s imagery product library, supporting aircrews.
Assisted in imagery analysis.
Prepared and delivered classified and unclassified intelligence briefings to aircrews.
Assisted aircrews with targeting and weaponeering functions of F/A-18D mission planning.
Assisted in the Coordination and supervision of training for newly assigned imagery analyst to the

squadron.
(Oct 1992-1998)
Enlisted in USMC in 1992 and was in Infantryman first six years of my enlistment
Mastery of map reading and plotting.
Deployed in 1994 as part of the 24 th MEU (Special Operations Capable) to Somalia, and Bosnia, and
Haiti
Deployed with 3 rd Battalion 6 th Marines to Okinawa Japan for six months, and participated in exercises and joint training in Korea
Was a member of Super Squad infantry competitions in 1993 and 1995
Participated in multiple combat scenario, artillery call for fire, and weapons simulators.
Supervised training for junior riflemen new to the infantry platoon.
-Imagery Analyst course, Goodfellow Air Force Base, TX; 1999, Certificate; Awarded MOS 0241
-Combat Targeting Course, Goodfellow AFB, TX, 2000; Certificate
-Marine Combat Training, Camp Lejeune, NC; Feb 1993
-Infantry Rifleman Training, Camp Lejeune, NC; Apr 1993
-Marine Recruit Training, Parris Island, SC; Jan 1993
-Senior Non-commissioned Officer Career Course, 2007
-Recruiters’ Course, 2004
-Marine Corps Advisor Trainer Course, 2007
- VBS3 Instructor and Operator Course (NET), 2014
-VBS3 Terrain Building Course, 2015
Image Product Library User and Management training 2002, 2006, 2007
SET 102 Intro to Unmanned Aircraft Systems, Ft. Belvoir, VA, 2009
Socet Set GXP, 2008; RemoteView, 2008; On-the-Job Training (OJT) for Multi-Spectral imagery, 2001,
Secondary Control Point officer, 2009
Simulator training on C-IED TTPs, Combat vehicle convoys, artillery call for fire, and combat scenarios,
2007.
Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal 2012
Letter of Commendation from Director of JIATF-East 2001
Certificate of Commendation (2)
Meritorious Mast,
Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal 1999
Humanitarian Service Medal
Joint Meritorious Unit Award
Coast Guard Special Operations Service Ribbon
Meritorious Mast, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal (2)

Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal
Global War on Terrorism Service Medal
Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation (2)
Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal (6)
Presidential Unit Citation-Navy
Iraq Campaign Service Medal
National Defense Service Medal (2)
Sea Service Deployment Ribbon (4)
United Nations Medal
Excellent stereoscopic vision; can see all colors: Can distinguish principal colors and shades/hues of principal colors.
Near and far visual acuity is 20/20 binocular without corrective lenses; last exam Feb 2011.
Overall heath: Very good and well within average weight standards.
Provided on request