1. GEORGE CURRIER
PSC 76 BOX 6757
APO, AP 96319 US
Day Phone: 14159320237
Email: g_man04062@yahoo.com
Objective: To obtain a position as part of a dynamic team of Law Enforcement
professionals in a people-oriented organization where I can
maximize my experience in a challenging environment.
Highlights - 14 years of Law Enforcement experience
- 5 years of Project Management experience
- 5 years’ experience as boat Coxswain on river and harbor patrol
craft
- Dynamic personality: quick learner, adapts quickly to change
- Current Security Clearance: Secret
Work
Experience: U.S. Navy
NAF Security Detachment
Misawa Air Base, AP 96319 United States
07/2011 - Present
Hours per week: 40
Training Petty Officer
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Naval Air Facility Misawa, Japan from 07/25/2011 to present
* Training Petty Officer - Responsible for administration and
safe execution of law enforcement, Anti-terrorism/Force
Protecting for 28 Naval Security members, 40 Auxiliary Security
Force members, and 21 Security Contractors. Maintain, audit and
update training records both electronically and physically.
Problem solving approach to all aspects of the security training
environment.
* Watch Commander - Led and supervised 15 security personnel
guarding a Priority Level I High Value alert aircraft. Ensured
all personnel enforced and maintained designated force
protection condition to allow only authorized personnel,
equipment and supplies access to a Protection Level III area.
* Auxiliary Security Force Coordinator - Led 52 training
sessions for 47 qualified Auxiliary Security Force personnel in
accordance with local and Naval directives.
* Building Manager - Processed 120 job orders for Security
building 980, supervised 37 contractors hired by the U.S. Navy
to complete work at building and the surrounding area. Conducted
two fire drills for all personnel working in the security
building, and monitored 12 fire extinguishers on a monthly basis
as required with building manager protocols.

2. * Urinalysis Program Coordinator - Conducted weekly urinalysis
tests of 1009 Naval personnel at Naval Air Facility Misawa.
Completed administrative processes and mailed specimens to the
proper authorities within the United States.
* Hazardous Materials Manager - Ordered and maintained the safe
storage of all hazardous materials to include weapons cleaning
solutions, hazardous waste, high pressure carbon oxygen tanks,
and chemicals.
* Community Involvement - Volunteered 45 off duty hours at
orphanages, fund raisers, air shows, base clean-ups, and base
school events which improved relations with the Misawa
community.
Supervisor: LT. Topper, Daniel (3152264415)
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
U.S. Navy
Travis Air Force Base
Travis A.F.B., CA 95687 United States
06/2007 - 07/2011
Hours per week: 40
Watch Commander
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
VQ-3 FAIRECONRON Det. Travis, CA. from 06/01/2007 to 07/19/2011
* Watch Commander - Led , managed, and guided 26 security
personnel in maintaining strict security measures while
providing around the clock vigilance in protecting a Priority
Level I $180M High Value Asset. Conducted over 200 random Anti-
Terrorism measures on vehicles requesting access or transitions
to a fixed Level III compound.
* Mission Commander(Chief of the Guard) - Led and supervised 7
personnel on three separate missions to provide a security
detail for the E6 aircraft equipment and personnel while
utilizing a problem solving approach to an ever changing
physical, and environmental conditions.
* Field Training Officer - Responsible for the safe execution of
law enforcement, Anti-Terrorism and Force Protection training
for 61 Naval Security Force personnel, effectively tracking
progress, course completion, and General Military training
requirements.
Supervisor: Chief Richard Truby (7078163602)
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
U.S. Navy
COMFLEACT
Sasebo, Japan
04/2004 - 05/2007
Hours per week: 40
Patrolman/Coxswain (This is a federal job)
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
COMFLEACT Security Detachment Sasebo, Japan from 04/04/2004 to

3. 05/31/2007
* Patrolman - Responded to crimes and traffic accidents,
initiated on scene investigations, apprehended/processed
suspects, and interviewed witnesses. Performed physical security
patrols, and monetary escorts. Provided waterborne security for
5,600 personnel, 642 housing units, 24 tenant activities in nine
remote locations and seven forward deployed ships. Completed ten
initial investigations of traffic accidents and UCMJ violations.
* Field Training Officer - As a command Field Training Officer I
used sound, competent judgment to skillfully balance training
with security commitments, ensuring 100% compliance for all
training evolutions. Personally assisted ten junior personnel in
achieving thier qualifications ahead of schedule.
* Coxswain - Served as Craft Commander for six patrol craft
equipped with crew served weapons assigned to protect visiting
and home ported high value assets. Provided waterborne perimeter
security patrols without incident or accident. Responsible for
the safety and security of over 100 ship movements and 50 berth
shifts. Escorted 60 vessels in/out of Sasebo Harbor. Conducted
158 safety and security inspections of tugs and pilot boats,
various barges and water taxis providing services to all
USS/USNS ships operating in Sasebo Harbor. Conducted harbor
security patrols during the annual July 4th celebration attended
by 5,000 visitors and during USS John C. Stennis (CVN74) carrier
strike group port visit. Maintained a stringent security posture
ensuring both events were incident free.
Supervisor: MAC Chavareyia (PCS Transferred)
Okay to contact this Supervisor: No
U.S. Navy
PSC 455 Box 173
FPO-AP, AP 96540 United States
04/2002 - 04/2004
Hours per week: 40
Patrolman
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Naval Security Force DET. Guam from April 2002 to April 2004
* Patrolman - As Patrolman and Gate Sentry I ensured the proper
identification and passes of personnel and vehicles entering
COMNAVMAR bases were valid for entry, enhancing the security
forces protection posture. Provided pier security and traffic
control in support of the USS Kitty Hawk battle group port
visit, ensuring the safety of over 5,000 military and civilian
personnel. Performed law enforcement and physical security for
U.S. Naval Forces, Marianas and 30 tenant commands covering
17,000 acres of military property.
* Boat Engineer - Responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of
harbor patrol division's 28' sea ark patrol boats each one
valued at $120,000 resulting in minimal patrol craft down time
and harbor patrol's ability to complete the command's overall
mission. Responsibilities also include the enforcement of

4. waterborne force protection measures for Apra Harbor, Guam.
Conducted 56 high value escorts to include the USS Carl Vincent
battle group, the USS Kitty Hawk, and the People's Republic of
China's Navy/Army ships. Assisted in the recovery efforts of
super typhoon Pongsona and helped with base enhancement day by
cleaning up Dadi Beach.
Supervisor: MAC Donaldson (PCS Transferred)
Okay to contact this Supervisor: No
Education: USMAPS Virginia Beach, VA. United States
Some College Coursework Completed
Minor: General Studies
Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:
United States Military Apprenticeship Program courses completed:
*Apprenticeship for the occupation Computer Operator completed.
*Apprenticeship for the occupation Armory Technician completed.
*Apprenticeship for the occupation Security Specialist
completed.
*Apprenticeship for the occupation Police Officer I (Government
Services) completed.
American Board for Certification in Homeland Security:
*Certified in Homeland Security Level's I, II, and III.
Job Related
Training:
* 12 hours Ion Track Vapor Tracer Operator.
* 72 hours Genesis Radar Operator.
* 72 hours Weapons of Mass Destruction Installation Preparedness
Course.
* 120 hours Level 3 Advanced Patrolman.
* 48 hours OSHA Hazwoper is Responder Operators Course.
* 12 hours Monadnock Expandable Baton Courses.
* 96 hours Emergency Vehicle Operators Courses.
* Six hours Hazardous Materials Course.
* 80 hours First Line Leadership Development Programs.
* 160 hours Anti-Terrorism Levels I, II.
* 24 hours Maritime Counter-Improvised Explosive Device
Training.
* Three hours Command Career Counselor Course.
* 26 hours Urinalysis Program Coordinator Course.
* Eight hours Intoxilyzer 5000EN/68 Breath Alcohol Analysis
Operators Course.
*Navy Knowledge Online- Over 300 courses completed ranging from
military code of ethics to job specific courses.
FEMA Courses:
*(IS-00100.b) Introduction to Incident Command Systems.
*(IS-00100.HCb) Healthcare/Hospitals.
*(IS-00100.LEb) Law Enforcement.
*(IS-00200.b) Single Resources and Initial Action Incident.
*(IS-00242.a) Effective Communication.
*(IS-00700.a) National Incident Management System an
Introduction.
*(IS-00702.a) NIMS Public Information Systems.

5. *(IS-00704) NIMS Communication and Information Management.
*(IS-00800.b) National Response Framework an Introduction.
*(IS-00804) Emergency Support Function and Firefighting.
*(IS-00808) Emergency Support Function and Public Health/Medical
Services.
(9) Certificate of Completion for Nonresident Training Courses.
References:
Name EmployerTitle Phone Email
Daniel
Topper
Navy Security
Officer
3152264415
daniel.topper@fe.navy.mil
Marcus
Williams
Navy Operations
LCPO
3152264415
marcus.williams@fe.navy.mil
Timothy
Clayton
Navy Anti-
Terrorism
Officer
3152264415
timothy.clayton@fe.navy.mil
Richard
Truby
Navy MAC 7078163602
richard.truby@navy.mil
Nicholas
Reddish
Navy Training
LPO
3152264415
nicholas.reddish@fe.navy.mil
Brad Tjalas Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)
Federal Investigator 6195577280
Additional
Information:
National Defense Service Medal, 2 Letters of Commendation Flag
P.W. Dunno, RADM,USN, Humanitarian Service Medal, Expert 9MM
Pistol, Expert M16/M4, Seven Navy Overseas Service Ribbon, Four
Good Conduct Medals.
Security Clearance Secret.
Current State of Maine CDL class A tractor trailer operator,
(Endorsements are Doubles, Triples, Tankers, and Hazardous
Materials).