Mark Cain has extensive experience in the military, serving in both the Army and Air Force from 1985 to present. He has held many leadership roles, including platoon sergeant and instructor. Cain has trained troops in various military skills and aims to continue increasing his knowledge to help others. He currently works in security and law enforcement at the Battle Creek Air National Guard base, enforcing policies and providing fire and medical response support. Cain is pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Business Management while having an Associate's degrees in other areas.

1. Mark R. Cain
6651 S. Clark Rd. Social Security Number: XXX-XX-2454
Nashville, MI 49073 United States Citizen
Cell (517) 213-3075 Veterans Preference: yes Alt.
(517) 213-3015
Email: klrcain@yahoo.com
Career Summary
I have spent a great deal of time serving in the military. Beginning in 1985, as a paratrooper
with the 82nd Airborne Division, I have held many positions of responsibility over that time. I
have gone from Army Private to Army Staff Sergeant. In 2003, I transferred from the Army to
the Air Force. In 2012, I attained the rank of Air Force Technical Sergeant. I have trained troops
in aspects of the military ranging from hand-to- hand, to basic marksmanship, to details of
security only gained through experience. One of my continuing goals is to keep increasing my
knowledge and job skills, and to pass that knowledge on to newer members of the military to
prepare them for the ever changing world the US military must face.
Work Experience
-JSAPC/SA Air Coordinator(May 2014-Sept. 2014) – Work in conjunction with Army Guard
counterpart for National Guard Substance Abuse program. Train and monitor Unit Prevention
Leaders. Do Quality Control on Drug Testing samples before shipment to laboratory. Provide
units with testing supplies and paperwork. Monitor drug testing database. Monitor positive test
results, both Army and Air. Provide assistance to units in regards to individual test issues.
-Flight Line Supervisor/UAE Military Liaison (Aug. 2013-Apr. 2014) - Maintain security over
flight line and various sites in deployed location. Monitor/train assigned personnel. As Liaison,
work in conjunction with UAE military personnel to coordinate joint operations and security/
-CATM Instructor (Jun. 2007–Present) - Provide instruction in use of basic weapons systems for
military personnel. Maintain database of qualifications.
-Security Forces Member/Supervisor/Team Leader (Sept. 2006-Present) - Provides Law
Enforcement and Security duties for Battle Creek ANG base. Enforcing traffic laws, and base
safety policies. Have become armory, Control, Flight Chief certified.

2. -Security Forces Member/Augmentee (Oct. 2005-Sept. 2006) - Attached to base Security
Forces, providing Law Enforcement and Security duties for Battle Creek ANG base. Enforcing
traffic laws, and base safety policies.
- Firefighter (Sept. 2003-Oct. 2005) - Provide fire protection and basic medical first response
support to the Battle Creek air base. Provide crash/rescue support for the air field. Drive, and
operate various fire fighting vehicles, to include: ARFF vehicles, pumper truck, off road vehicles,
etc. ARFF certified. Pumper training in progress.
-Operations NCO (Feb. 2000-Feb. 2002, Oct. 2002-Aug. 2003) - Organized, coordinated, and
ran supplemental command operations for an infantry company. Assist in coordinating training
and technical support for personnel.
-NBC NCO (Nov. 2002-June 2003) - Run Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical operations and
training for an infantry company.
-Fires Arms Instructor (Aug. 1989-Aug. 2003)- Conducts range duties for an infantry unit. To
include zero, qualification, NBC fire, and night fire. Weapons systems included rifle, machine
gun, grenade launcher, and automatic rifle. Assist in firearms training for infantry personnel.
-Rappel Master (Jun. 1991-Aug. 2003) - Conduct rappel and air assault training. Coordinate
such training and operations for military personnel.
-Platoon Sergeant, Operation Noble Eagle (Feb. 2002 – Oct. 2002) - Operate a unit attached to
US Customs Service. Aid in entry operations, vehicle and cargo search, personnel detainment,
and overall security operations in Detroit, Michigan at the Ambassador Bridge port of entry.
-OPFOR Platoon Sergeant, Annual Training (June 1998) - Command a platoon size unit with the
mission to provide OPFOR for the Michigan Army National Guard during Annual Training 1998.
-Heavy Weapons Squad Leader (Aug. 1994-Feb. 2000) - Run heavy weapons section, consisting
of general purpose machine guns and anti-armor weapons, of an infantry platoon.
-Line Squad Leader (Mar. 1990-Aug. 1994) - Command 9-13 man infantry squad. Conduct
training, coordinate operations, and maintain operational readiness for that squad.
-Assistant Squad Leader/AlphaTeam Leader (Oct. 1987-Jul. 1988, Aug. 1988-June 1989,
Aug. 1989-Mar. 1990) - Assist in running operations of an infantry squad.
-Radio Telephone Operator (Jan. 1987-June 1987, Jul. 1987-Oct. 1987) - Provide, and maintain,
communications for an infantry platoon. Operated as senior communications NCO during the
unit’s DMZ rotation on the Korean peninsula.

3. -Heavy Weapons Gunner (Nov. 1986-Jan. 1987) - Act as machine gunner and anti- armor
specialist for an infantry platoon.
-Automatic Rifleman (Oct. 1985-Nov. 1986) - Operate the M249 Squad Automatic Weapon
for an infantry squad.
Education
- Bachelors in Business Management, In Progress, Davenport University, Grand Rapids, MI
- Associates of Applied Science 1995 ITT Technical School
Computer Aided Drafting and Design, Grand Rapids, MI
- 1 class to finish Associates Community College of the Air Force Criminal
Justice
- Credits towards an Associates Community College of the Air Force Fire
Science
Military Education
Air Force Non-Commissioned Officer Academy February 2013
Combat Arms Training and Maintenance July 2012
Air Force Principles of Instruction Course April 2012
Security Forces 7 Level School June 2011
Modern Army Combatives Lvl 1 Instr. February 2009
Security Forces Technical School June 2007
DOD Firefighter Academy September 2004
Basic Non-Commissioned Officer’s Course March 1994
Primary Leadership Development Course April 1991

4. Relevant Training
PPCT Certified Aug. 2011
CPR/AED Certified Jun. 2011
Concealed Pistol License Oct. 2010
NRA Instructor Certification, Home Firearm Safety, Pistol,
Personal Protection In The Home
Nov. 2010
Security Forces 7 Level School, 90% Average Jun. 2011
Security Forces 7 Level CDC’s, 93% Feb. 2009
Security Forces, 5 Level Advanced Training, 97% Feb. 2008
Air Force Security Forces Academy, Distinguished Graduate June 2007
Lackland Air Force Base
Medical First Responder Training June 2004
Military Rappelmaster Course June 1991
-Re-certification Sept. 1996
Jungle Warfare School Nov. 1985
Feb. 1988
Aug. 1995
Air Assault School Sept. 1988
ROK SERE Course Oct. 1987
Airborne School Sept. 1985
US Army Infantry School June 1985
Weapon Experience
Pistol: 1911 .45acp, M9 9mm Beretta pistol, various others

5. Rifle: M16 Family (M16A1 through M4), M14, Mossberg 500, Remington 870
Heavy Weapons: M60 GPMG, M240 GPMG, M249 Automatic Rifle, M-47 Dragon, AT4 antitank
weapon, M-72 Light Anti-tank Weapon, 60 mm Mortar, M2 .50 cal. Heavy machine gun, M203
Grenade Launcher