1. George Mitchell (Mitch) Carper Security Clearance
1339 Laurenwood Way, Highlands Ranch, US Government Interim TS-SCI
Cell phone Number: 913.780.0631 Date of Investigation June 2013
(Temporary living during transition to USA) Valid through June2018
romadmitch@yahoo.com
“His strong interpersonal and
communicative skills cultivatedlasting
professional relationships with
multiple joint and interagency
partners. Of particular note, SSgt
Carper has an extraordinary
understanding of how every asset –
land, sea or air – can be applied
effectively towards a larger
counterinsurgency fight. His ability to
visualize second- and third-order
effects to get aheadof the enemy
thought process is a noteworthy talent,
as is his ability to teach that though
process to those around him – peer,
subordinate and superior alike.”
Thomas Scanzillo, Major
U.S. Army Special Forces
“I have known Mr. Carper since July
of 2012. I have worked with him on
multiple CAS trips as well as in the
training of multiple MQT students at
the 321st STS. Mr. Carper is one of
the most dedicated instructors Ihave
worked with. He has spent countless
hours of his own time off duty to
assist with the training of MQT
students at the 321st STS. This
includes his weekends. I have never
heard him say no when there is a
question that relates to training at
odd hours. He is an extremely
motivated and knowledgeable
instructor. He is the type of guy who
always has the answer, and if doesn’t
he will get it to you in a timely
manner. It’s rare to find someone with
the amount of dedication Mr. Carper
brings to the 321st
STS.”
Robert Henry SSgt
Summary
Professional teammate with 16 years’ experience in USAF Special Tactics.
Individual possesses extensive knowledge in environmental reconnaissance, and is
able to execute a variety of duties under austere conditions. Nine years’ experience
as a Special Operations Tactical Air Controller (SOTAC) attached to three
Operational Detachment Alpha (ODA) teams and one Naval Special Warfare
(NSW) team from 2006 to 2015. Displayed exceptional performance in team
sustainability and resource management during four voluntary deployments,
spanning three years two months in total time deployed. Development of core task
in reconnaissance skills such as; mountaineering, orienteering, survival techniques in
extreme weather (cold weather, extreme heat, high altitude, wet weather, combined
day and night conditions for prolonged durations), surveillance, pattern of life
development, and environmental reporting and exploitation resulting in
overwhelming mission success rates in national reconstruction projects throughout
multiple areas of responsibility such as Bangladesh, Iraq, Afghanistan, Thailand, and
Korea.
Objective
• Seeking employment within the Law Enforcement, Environmental
Sustainment, Environmental Resource Conservation, Operations, or the
Information System Management community where I can utilize my
passion, experience, education, and motivation to continue to serve
in a natural environment.
Experience
 15 total years’ experience working in various environmental conditions,
from high altitude to sea level, employing military tactics to achieve the
Strategic Goals of Multinational Operations. Daily tasks during military
service included:
o Objective Area Analysis - observing natural patterns of life and
ecological disturbance from military operations.
o Mission Planning - incorporating air and land forces at a tactical
level in order to achieve a common objective.
o Mission execution - applying asymmetric problem solving
technics while performing practiced techniques proven to achieve
desired solutions in an extremely stressful combat environment.
o Intelligence Gathering - utilized maps, unmanned aerial vehicles,
manned aerial vehicles, human intelligence and long term patterns
of life in seasonal conditions to determine probable courses of
action for enemy forces within a specific environmental
condition.
o Battle Damage Assessment - study second and third order effects
of military operations on the local environment after operations
have been conducted. Develop sustainment and improvement
tactics to ensure mission long term mission success.

2. Chief JTAC-I 321ST STS
"Mitch is a dedicated and motivated
individual! Not only does he complete
all tasks set before him with vigor, he
leads others along the same path."
Scott Loescher, SMSgt USAF
Functional Career Field
Manager USAFE
During SSgt Carper’s most recent
deployment I personally witnessed, on
multiple occasions, his ability to
employ creative air power solutions to
complex problem sets while supporting
unconventional forces in highly non-
permissive environments. SSgt
Carper’s principled personal resolve,
never quit attitude, and extensive
command and control experience
ultimately led to a series of
organizational successes through the
implementation of non-kinetic
capabilities leveraged in a unique
effects-basedmanner.
Glenn Wilderman, TSgt
USAF Battalion NCOIC
“Mr. Carper has a can-do attitude.
His operational tempo never allows
him the luxury of turning down
training. Mitch never has to be asked
to put more time into his work, and
on every level requires himself to go the
extra mile at all times”. “Bottom
line, Mitch has one of the best work
ethics and is one of the most
knowledgeable instructors I’ve met.”
Brian Luttrell,
321ST STS JTAC
Training Program Manager
 Two years’ Experience; as a Training Program Manager at the 321st Special
Tactics Squadron at RAF Mildenhall, England. 2013 -2015/Contract
Complete 15 Feb.
o Responsible for developing and implementing training programs
which incorporate CAS Simulations involving navigation, terrain
study, small unit tactics, environmental impact, and surveillance of
key terrain around sectored areas of operations. Organizes
advanced multinational field training missions for special
operations teams integrating aircraft, ground parties,
commanders, resource control departments, and intelligence
gathering teams to complete the over all mission objective.
 Three years’ experience as an Instructor at United States Air Force Europe
(USAFE) Air Ground Operation School (AGOS)
o Formal Classroom Instructor at the Joint Terminal Attack
Control Qualification Course (JTAC-QC), and Joint Forward
Observer (JFO) in Ramstein, Germany
o Provided multination students top tier education on all aspects of
command and control with over 200 hours in the class room, and
over 350 evaluations completed
 Operational history
o Planned and executed more than 50 squad level operations with
Operational Detachment Alpha (US Army Special Operations)
Team 071 in Mosul Iraq, 0121 in Irbil Iraq, 0212 in Amarah Iraq,
Naval Special Warfare in Maysan Swamp, State Department
during elections in Iraq, Company and Battalion operations with
4/1 Cavalry in Mosul Iraq, 2/13 Cavalry Maysan province, 4/1
Armor in Amarah Iraq.
 High Altitude Operation
o Long Range Reconnaissance with the 2/503rd Scout Sniper
section/173rd Airborne Division Wardak Province Afghanistan.
Operations included Helicopter insertions 7 to 15 Miles away
from objective areas requiring hiking to observation positions in
Key High terrain (12,000’ adverage) to establish camouflaged hide
sights and record and report pattern of life details in suspected
enemy strong holds. Average mission duration was 2 weeks
without resupply.
 Highest Position held
o Superintendent of 50 forward deployed Tactical Air Control
Parties (100 personnel in total).
 Individual is proficient in; tactical radio communication equipment, map
reading, compass and GPS usage, Air Assault techniques(Rappel Master),
Survival, Escape and Evasion techniques, small unit tactics, Airborne
techniques, cover and concealment techniques, and crisis response in
hostile environment operations utilizing a variety of weapons systems
 Experienced in use of environmental Simulators, Internet/educational
software, and on-line training programs such as Power Point, Excel,
Word, and Network Communications Systems
 Unit Fire Marshal
 Safety Program Manager
 Physical Training Program Manager
 Unit Weapons Safety Officer.

3. Professional, hard-charging, mission
orientedworker who is combat proven
and ready for increased
responsibilities.
McMurtry, Matthew Capt.,
USAF
“George symbolizes the US Air
Force Core Value, “Service before
Self”. He constantly displays the
characteristics of a true leader.”
Roberts, Allen R. Lt Col
USAFE AGOS
SSgt Carper’s leadership enabled
joint operations between USAF and
US Army assets. He coordinated a
Joint Air Attack Team providing
constant over watch during high level
meetings between ranking officials and
Iraqi dignitary’s in Mosul. He
coordinated efforts during air assault
operations on vehicle born IED
makers increasing survivability and
freedom of maneuver for coalition
forces in Northern Iraq.
Mungie, Timothy R.
Maj, US Army
“SSgt Carper’s dedication and selfless
service greatly contributedto the
security, stabilization, and
reconstruction of Afghanistan andare
in keeping with the highest traditions
of Military Service.” Rohling,
Andrew M. COL, US
Army
Education
 Airman Leadership School 2003
 Train the Trainer 2004
 7 Level Leadership Craftsman Course 2007
 Certified Classroom Instructor 2011
 Associates Degree, Information’s System Management
• 96 credits completed towards a B.S. at American Military University,
Certifications
 CPR/PR 1998, 2001, 2004, 2006, 2008
 SERE SV-80-A, June 1999
 Combat Life Saver- July 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2011
 Air Assault School- Oct 2002
 Train the Trainer Certification- January 2005
 JTAC Certification- January 2006
 Airborne School- 2006
 Self-Aid and Buddy Care March 2006
 Level II L.I.N.E. Close Combat Instructor Certification Oct 2007
 1C471 Craftsmen Certification- May 2008
 Long Range Marksmanship School- July 2008
 Harris 117-G Radio Operator Certification- June 2009
 Digital Mission Tracking System Certification- July 2009
 Joint Terminal Attack Control Instructor Certification- February 2010
 Class Room Instructor Course Certification- February 2010
 A-plus Certification computer based training- March 2013
Honors, Awards
 Air Force Combat Action Medal August 2012
 Army Commendation Medal August 2012
 Air Force Achievement Medal March 2011
 Air Force Accommodation Medal March 2010
 Army Achievement Medal March 2010
 Army Commendation Medal April 2008
 Army Commendation Medal August 2007
 Army Combat Action Badge June 2007
 JTAC of the month, Fort Bliss February 2009/March 2010
 Training Program Manager of the Quarter 352nd Special Operations Group
first quarter 2014, and 2015
Hobbies
 Mountain Climbing - Endurance Racing - Competitive shooting -
Enviro-Trekking - Wounded Warrior race coaching - Youth Soccer
Coach - Grappling Instructor - Cycling - Fitness and Sports Science
Professional Affiliations
 Wounded Warrior Project Member - Team Extreme - TACP
 Association Member - Instructor at Alpha Gym - Rogue Athletics
Current Courses Scheduled for completion
 CPR March 2015
 First Aid/BuddyCare March 2015
 Class B Chainsaw Certification April 2015