Qualifications, Experience, Training

1. Paul R. Anderson Top Secret clearance: SSBI, 980504, Status: DCID, 980508
716 Lakewood Dr. Kennedale, TX 76060 / (817) 733-4377, PRAnderson707@gmail.com
Goal
Summary
Apply Education and Experience to serve as Firearms Instructor, Trainer, Range or Pit Officer.
Experienced Training Manager, Instructor, and Teacher - planning and conducting classroom, laboratory,
and/or field instruction. Law Enforcement experience, Swat Tactics, Investigations, Counter Terrorism.
Current
Instructor
Experience
Teaching
Leadership
Management
Training
Manager
Leadership
Law
Enforcement
Leadership
Management
Education
Air Force
Awards
Air Force
U.S. Air Force Master Sergeant (retired) 1984-2004
Texas License to Carry (Concealed & Open Handgun) Instructor #02549194 2012-Present
NRA Pistol, Personal Protection In the Home, Refuse To Be A Victim Instructor #154540924
NRA Range Safety Officer
 Teach Basic Marksmanship Instruction, Practical Pistol Course, and Firearms Safety Rules
 Qualifying students for Conceal & Open Carry Handgun Licenses
Air Force Junior ROTC Instructor, Arlington Independent School District 2005-Present
 Maintained 99% graduation rate, Plan and conduct classroom, laboratory, and/or field instruction sessions
 Teaching and mentoring Air Force core values, leadership, customs & courtesy’s, drill & ceremony
 Teaching Aviation History: aviation pioneers & the development of flight through the centuries
 Teaching Science of Flight: Principles, Physics, Control, Atmosphere, Physiology, Navigation
 Teaching Communication Skills: speaking, writing, listening; improved student skill and confidence
 Teaching Health & Wellness: Human Body, Nutrition, Benefits of Physical Activity
 Monitor progress of students, to include additional training and changes in instruction
 Develop and administer summative assessment tests, documenting results, revise course materials
Military Instructor, Sheppard Air Force Base, Wichita Falls, TX 2002-Oct 2004
Superintendent, Education & Training, MacDill Air Force Base, FL 1999-2002
 Planned, directed, coordinated training and development activities for over 700 personnel
 Reduced overdue training by 50%, improved quality and effectiveness of Air Force readiness
 Coordinated new incentives, enhanced job skill test scores to a 95% pass rate
Security Forces Shift Supervisor, MacDill Air Force Base, FL (1801 series equivalent) 1985-1999
 Supervised and trained 36 personnel, performing all facets of Law Enforcement, Anti-Terrorism,
prevention, detection, apprehension, detention and/or investigation of felony and/or misdemeanor
violations of Federal, state, local, military criminal laws, prepared detailed reports, testified in federal court
 Resolved domestic disputes, investigated vehicle accidents, DUI’s, testified in federal court
 Coordinated the pursuit and apprehension of individuals for grand theft auto
 Investigated fraud and theft crimes, prepared detailed reports - over 90% solved, testified in court
 Directly contributed to the recovery of over $60,641 worth of stolen property
 Saved insurance company $22,000, from a falsified insurance claim
 On the Job Trainer, CPR, First Aid, Arrest Techniques, Defensive Tactics, Physical Conditioning
 Sector Supervisor internal security for Vice President Al Gore's visit to MacDill AFB, without incident
 Internal security for Vice President Dan Quayle’s visit to Clark Air Base, Philippines, without incident
 Provided security for Vice President George H. Bush’s Air Force II, during visit to Little Rock, AR
 Provided personal security for 13th Air Force Commander, during Philippines Coup attempt, without incident
 Provided nuclear security for missile escorts and Department Of Energy Safe havens, without incident
 Coordinated and led Phoenix Raven Deployments (Aircrew fly along protection), Bogota Colombia,
Panama, Dakar Senegal, South Africa, all mission personnel and resources secured and unharmed
 Managed organizations budget and $2M of equipment-Prepared for rapid military deployment
Bachelor of Science in Occupational Education, Business and Education & Training
 Wayland Baptist University, Wichita Falls, TX
Associate - Instructor Technology & Military Science
Associate - Education & Training Management
Associate - Criminal Justice,
 Community College of the Air Force, Maxwell AFB, Montgomery, AL
Air Force Meritorious Service Medal with Oak Leaf cluster, Air Force Commendation Medal with Oak Leaf, Air
Force Achievement Medal with four Oak Leaf clusters, National Defense Medal with Star, Outstanding Unit
Award with four Oak Leaf clusters, Good Conduct Medal with four Oak Leaf clusters, Over sea’s Long Tour, Air
Force Longevity with four Oak Leaf clusters, Professional Military Training with two Oak Leaf clusters, Expert
Marksman with star, Basic Military Training Ribbon.

2. Competition
Training &
Coaching
Professional
Training
Developed and conducted firearms qualification for team membership, and extensive
training M-16 rifle, M-9 pistol, M-60 machine gun, M-203, for combat skills competitions
* Clark Air Base RP Team, “1990” Pacific Air Command (PACAF) Challenge, Hickam AFB, HI. May–July 90
* Clark Air Base RP Team, “1989” PACAF SP Challenge, Hickam AFB, HI. May–July 1989
 Team won 1st place M-9 Pistol and all other events
 I won PACAF “Top Gun” M-16 rifle
 Selected to compete on the “1989” Pacific Air Force’s Peacekeeper Challenge Team
 Team won 2nd place M-16 rifle Air Force wide
* Trained & competed at the Military Airlift Command’s (MAC) Defender Challenge Aug – Oct 1988
 Team won 1st place in the 9mm pistol and 2nd place over all
 Qualified and competed on the MAC Peacekeeper Team
 Won 2nd place Air Force wide on the M-60 machinegun
* Trained & competed at the Military Airlift Command’s (MAC) Defender Challenge Jun- August 1987
 Team won 1st place overall
 I won 1st place in the M-60 Machine gun competition
* Trained & competed in “Airlift Rodeo” international military skills and shooting competition Mar – May 1987
 Team come in 3rd place world wide
 Team was 1st place in the Military Airlift Command
*USAF Security Police/Law Enforcement Academy, Lackland AFB, TX Honor Graduate 12/1984
*USAF Law Enforcement (LE) Specialist, Correspondence course, Maxwell AFB. Honor Roll
*Basic Instructor Course, Instructional System Design Sheppard AFB, TX
*Education & Training Manager Technical School, Shepard AFB, TX
*Non-Commissioned Officer Leadership School, Clark AB, Republic of the Philippines
*Non Commissioned Officers (NCO) Leadership Academy, Tyndall AFB, FL
*Senior NCO Academy Correspondence Course
*Air Base Defense/Ground Combat School, Camp Bullis, TX
*Military Customs Inspector Course, U.S. Customs Service, Little Rock AFB, AR
*Anti-Terrorism Level II Course, Air Mobility Warfare Center, Ft Dix, NJ
*Counter-Terrorism, U.S. Embassy Manila, Clark AB, Philippines
*USAF Phoenix Raven School (Aircraft & personnel fly along protection), Ft Dix, NJ
*Phoenix Readiness SF Squad Combat Operations Course, Ft Dix, NJ
*Small Unit Tactics, U.S. Army, Pine Bluff, AR
*Annual Fire Arms Training Simulator (FATS) active shooter threat training & shoot-don’t shoot scenarios
*Law Enforcement Sniper Counter-Sniper, Executech International Corp
*Concealed Handgun Instructor, Texas Department of Public Safety
*NRA certified Firearms Instructor, NRA Range Safety Officer
*Basic Pistol, Advance Pistol for Personal Protection in the Home
*Refuse to Be Victim, Crime Prevention Instructor
*Criminal Investigation Techniques, Pasco-Hernando Community College (40hrs)
*Identification and Preservation of Evidence, USAF Office of Special Investigation
*Processing Trace Evidence at the Crime Scene, FL Dept. of Law Enforcement (FDLE)
*Physical and Sexual Abuse Investigations of Crimes against Children, FDLE
*Investigating Computer related issues, FDLE