1. Larry Stephen Young
PSC 305, Box 1914~APO, AP 96218
Larry.s.young@gmail.com
International Phone: 011-82-108-734-6499
Korea Local Cell Phone: 010-8734-6499
Security Clearance: SECRET DEC 2012
Professional Experience Summary
 Over 20 years of hands-on experience in component level replacement as well as building,
loading and configuring Personal Computers with DOS, Windows 95, 98, NT, 2000
Professional, XP Professional and Windows NT, Windows Vista and Windows 7. Over 4
years’ experience implementing BCS3 into Battalion level operations.
 Over 11 years of experience with ABS systems in Garrison, Field, and Combat conditions.
(MAR 2003 – FEB 2044), as part of the S3, as well as providing simulations as an
instructor.
 Worked as a Uniformed Military Instructor from AUG 2006 – FEB 2014.
 Trained personnel one the use of BCS3 to track shipments, generate reports, and conduct
briefings. (SEP 2010 – FEB 2014).
 Was the first BCS3 operator to successfully configure the BCS3 node management
system to the REL ROK SIPER network on the peninsula. (AUG 20013)
● Created overlays using the Joint Effects Model (JEM) of CBRN contaminated areas, sent
them through CPOF via the pass server to the BCS3 Node Management, which enabled
eyes on of contaminated shipments in a field environment. (AUG 2013)
Professional Development
 Battle Command Support and Sustainment System (BCS3)
 Battle Command Support and Sustainment System Node Management
 USFK Master Driver
 Command Post of the Future
 8th Army Radiation protection officer
 Hazardous Materials Awareness IFSAC/ DoD/ Pro-Board, T-t-T
 Hazardous Materials Technician IFSAC/ DoD/ Pro-Board, T-t-T
 Hazardous Materials Operation IFSAC/ DoD/ Pro-Board, T-t-T
 Hazardous Materials Incident Site Commander IFSAC/ DoD/ Pro-Board, T-t-T
 Advanced Noncommissioned Officers course
 Harris HF radio
 Instructor Trainers Course
 Basic Non Commissioned Officers Academy
 Primary Leadership Development Course
 Combat Lifesaver
 Unit level Armors course
Technical Skills

2.  BCS3/Node Management and configuration
 US Military Command and Control Systems (C4I)
 US Military Plans Operations and Development
 Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8
 Windows 2000 Server and Windows 2003 Server
 Windows NT 4.0 Workstation and Server
 Windows 9x
 Red Hat Linux
 HTML web design and editing
 Hardware update and repair
 TCP/IP Networking Concepts
 TCP/IP Configuration
 DOS
Education
 Primary Leadership Development Course Grafenwoehr. NOV 1999
 Computer Science, Texas Central College February 2002
 Microsoft Windows, Texas Central College April 2002
 Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Access, Excel, Outlook, Texas Central College .
April 2002 – September 2002
 Basic Non Commissioned Officers Academy Fort Leonard Wood March 2005
 Advanced Noncommissioned Officers course JAN 2007
 Bachelors in History, 116 credit hours, Columbia College JAN 2010 - Present
Professional Experience
AUG 2008 – March 2014: BCS3/ Node Management Operator, WMD Specialist, CBRN
Supervisor, Master Driver Republic of Korea, and Joint Base Lewis McCord
● Configured TCP/IP on the BCS3/Node management to operate in both garrison
and field conditions.
● Assisted the S1, S3, S4 in generating reports and briefings using the BCS3
● Used the REL ROK SIPER network to bring across graphics from the CPOF to
the Node management system to show activity in areas of on going shipments
● Provided Strategic, Planning, Operational, and Technical consequence
management, emergency management, and weapons of mass destruction
information to Joint Operations
● Designed and maintained Consequence Management Training Program and all
subsequent courses
● Provided subject matter expertise relating to CBRNE hazards, response, planning,
and policy at the Battalion and BDE level

3. ● Was responsible for developing training, reporting effectiveness, and tracking of
personnel
● Taught the Experienced Tactical Vehicle Operators course, as well as the Initial
Tactical Vehicle Operators course
AUG 2006 – AUG 2008: Instructor at Fort Leonard Wood Chemical Defense Training
Facility
● Provided subject matter expertise relating to CBRN hazards, response, planning,
and policy to Chemical Operation students
● Led students through a real world nerve agent contaminated environment
● Managed, maintained, organized, and keep receipt of records for the training and
education program for CDTF
● Frequently conducted training courses that maintain subject matter expertise to all
branches of DOD
● Within a team effort, provided enhanced and strongly proficient expertise in
function associated all aspects of consequence management and assessment of the
CDTF
SEP 2000 – AUG 2006: Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Non
Commissioned Officer in Charge 3/7 CAV Fort Stewart
● Performed as the Squadron Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear
(CBRN) Non-commissioned Officer in Charge (NCOIC) in a Cavalry Scout
Squadron
● Supervised and operated CBRN detection and decontamination equipment, and
assisted in the establishment, administration and application of CBRN defense
measures.
● Planned and implemented CBRN operational contingencies for over 1100 soldiers,
trained and managed the fielding of new CBRN equipment, monitored all CBRN
training and ensured the coordination of logistical support for the battalion's
chemical defense equipment.
● Completed one operational two operational deployments to Iraq, two National
Training Center rotations and one rotation to the Joint Readiness Training Center

4. DEC 1992- September 2000: CBRN NCO 165th Military Intelligence BN/ German
Linguist/Supply Sergeant
● Evaluated the training, readiness, and equipment of each of the six companies that
fall within the Battalion
● Supply Sergeant, responsible for over 5 million dollars worth of equipment
● Intel Analyst, provided German Translation and insight into the European Theater
of Operations
● Provided CBRN protection classes annually
● Completed one operational deployment to Bosnia, Albania, Kosovo, and Hungary