1. Calob Snow Las Vegas, Nevada | +1.202.361.8143 | CalobSnow676@yahoo.com
SUMMARY: As a Marine Security Guard I protect people, information and facilities. I monitored internal security of the
United States embassy and control access into the facility to protect sensitive information of the United States government
and the people that work there. As part of the embassy security team I received training in crowd control, responding to
terrorist attacks,fires, demonstrations and riots. I’m trained in combat first aid and the deployment of lethal and less than
lethal force. I am familiar with law enforcement techniques such as handcuffing, prisoner control, the use of force
continuum, small weapons tactics and techniques, and hold a valid CPR certification.
KEY SKILLS
Firearm Safety Multicultural Management Defensive Tactics and Martial Arts Skills
Radio Communications Counter Terrorism Tactics Security Management
Operational Planning Staff Leadership & Development Trauma and Emergency First Aid
EDUCATION
High School Diploma GREEN VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL | Henderson, Nevada (2007-2011)
College:
 Northern Virginia Community College | Woodbridge, Virginia (2016-Present)
Major: Business Administration
Military Trade Schools:
 Marine Embassy Security Guard school
 Field Radio Operator course
 Advanced Radio Operator course
 Combat Marksmanship Coaching course
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE,DEPARTMENT OF STATE,UNITED STATESMARINECORPS 2016-Present
Marine Security Guard Recruiting, Advertising,Screening Team (USMC)
Marine Corps Base: Quantico, Virginia
With a team of two other previous Marine Security Guard watch standers that were specifically chosen by executive staff
members, we recruited, screened,and interviewed the most exceptional and highly qualified Marines to leave their regular
military occupational specialties to serve on the Marine Corps Embassy Security Program.
 Traveled to all the Marine Corps bases and held presentations to inform up to 1000 Marines at a time about the
Marine Security Guard program.
 After initial screening, interviews were held in person or over the phone to determine if a candidate was suitable
to serve on the special duty assignment.
 Advertised and maintained a strong social media presence on Facebook, Twitter, And Instagram with a combine
24,000 followers.
 Coordinated with the Marine Security Guard school to fill every seat and assign class dates to new students.
 Liaised student paperwork packages between students, medical staff, the Marine Security Guard school,
Headquarters Marine Corps, and Department of State officials.
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE,DEPARTMENT OF STATE,UNITED STATESMARINECORPS| Quantico, Virginia 2014-2016
Marine Security Guard (USMC)
Kuwait City, Kuwait (2015-2016) | Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia (2014-2015)
Marine Corps military occupational specialty - 8156 Marine Corps Embassy Security Guard Watch Stander
Provided security along with 9 Marines, 5 Diplomatic Security Special Agents, and 140 foreign national security guards
stationed at United States embassies overseas. Ensured operational readiness, security and disaster preparedness of the
MSG detachment. Developed and applied regulations tailored to each embassy’s security environment, standing orders,
and conducted supply, equipment and Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear (CBRN) inventories.

2. Calob Snow Las Vegas, Nevada | +1.202.361.8143 | CalobSnow676@yahoo.com
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 Maintained a Department of Defense Top Secret security clearance
 Prevented the compromise of classified information and equipment vital to the national security of the United
States.
 Briefed senior State Department and USMC leadership on operational, performance,and compliance measures.
 Maintained accurate inventory for over 2,000 items valued at $288,000 of military and other government
agencies’ equipment.
 Directly coordinate with headquarters to expedite shipments of over 400 mission essential supplies for
subordinate staff during training and emergencies.
 Supervised non-American security guards on day to day operations, martial arts, defensive tactics, escalation of
force,crisis management, and overall training
 Directly responsible for the security of an American embassy and protection of classified material, personnel, and
government property on a daily basis.
 Conducted security patrols and formally documented all security violations.
 Participated in over 105 simulated attacks on American embassies and responded to the threat accordingly with
my team of Marines.
Firearms and Combat Tactics Trainer (USMC)
Marine Corps Base: Camp Lejeune,North Carolina 2013-2014
Marine Corps military occupational specialty- 0933 Combat Marksmanship Coach
Lead, supervised, and instructed subordinate and superior Marines and Sailors to effectively use various weapons on
multiple courses of live-fire exercises.
 Developed Marines skills in shooting the Beretta M9,Remington m870, M-16A4, M4 with iron sights and the use
of scoped optical riffle sights along with night vision goggles and barrel mounted lasers.
 Supervised the operation and safety of 50 day, low light, and night live-fire range exercises.
 Taught 50 formal and informal classes to 40 Marines and Sailors at a time on proper marksmanship techniques.
 Conducted live-fire training for more than 1500 Marines and Sailors.
Communications Specialist (USMC)
Marine Corps Base: Camp Lejeune,North Carolina 2011-2014
Marine Corps military occupational specialty - 0621 Field Radio Operator
Lead, supervised, instructed, and trained subordinate Marines and delegated tasks on a daily basis in addition to general
communication specialist duties.
 Maintained a Department of Defense Secret (SCI) security clearance
 Maintained effective radio communication during 150 large military operations with all available radio systems.
 Conducted training for 200 Marines and 100 Sailors in all aspects of effective military radio communication
skills.
 Established contact with distant military radio stations, processing and formally logging messages with radio
equipment including antennas and multiple power sources.
 Managed and changed frequencies or cryptographic codes to prevent interception by enemy forces.
 Maintained and was responsible for $250,000 dollars’ worth of classified radio equipment.
MILITARY HONORS
Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal (1), Navy and Marine Corps Overseas Service Ribbon (2), Global War on
Terrorism Service Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Marine Embassy Security Guard Service Ribbon,
Meritorious Mast (1), Certificate of Commendation (1), Letter of Appreciation (2)