1. S teven David Junker
5701 Wren Ave El Paso TX 79924
(915) 861-4681
junkersteven@yahoo.com
OBJECTIVE: Seeking a position as a private security officer at your company
SUMMARY:
 Provide leadership to six personnel when it came to daily tasks of maintenance, and
repair. Maintained unit arms room, accountability and maintenance of weapons and
equipment. Maintained records of fire, ammunition, and maintenance for the Artillery
section
AREA OF EXPERTISE:
 Attention to Detail
 Respect for others
 Self-discipline
 Ability to plan and
prepare
 Adaptability
 Performance under
pressure
 Cultural and global
competence
 Scenario planning
 Coaching
 Critical thinking
 Values-based
decision making
 Oral
communication
skills
 Teamwork
 Selfless service
 Time management
 Handle uncertainty
 Strategic thinking
 Delegation
 Problem solving
 Small arms repair
 Ammo Handler
 Ammo Team Chief
 Vehicle Repair
 Adapt to change
 Anticipate
problems
 Assembled
automobiles
computers
apparatus
 Assess situations
 Clean auto parts
 Confront people-
difficult issues
 Cope with stressful
situations
 Correspond with
other
departments-
colleagues
 Cut diamonds-
concrete-fabric-
glass-lumber
 Delegate authority
 Deliver on time
 Discipline others
 Distribute products
 Establish objectives
 Improve
maintenance
schedules-systems
 Managed an
organization
 Motivate workers-
trainees
 Order goods-
services

2.  Patrolled runways-
public places-
property-buildings
 Protect property-
people
 Question suspects-
witnesses
 Repair Items
 Supervised others
 Updated files
 Volunteered
service
EXPIERENCE:
 January 2011-Present: Ammo Team Chief, United States Army, Fort Bliss Texas
o Maintained and serviced over $4,660,000 of equipment
o Served as the Ammunition Team Chief on the M777A2; prepares M777A2 for
direct and indirect support of Howitzer operations; assists in the training,
welfare, health and discipline of Soldiers; supervises handling, transportation,
accountability and distribution of ammunition; assists section chief in supervision
of M777A2 operations, maintenance and training; supervises the operation,
loading and maintenance of M777A2.
o Supervised 6 personnel in separating, organizing, and preparing ammunition
o Was accountable for hundreds of rounds, fuses, and powders for a period of four
years every time that we had a field exercise
o Maintained record of fire for the howitzer to account for the amount of
ammunition fired each day
 January 2013-present: Unit Armorer, Fort Bliss TX
o Supervised the maintenance and repair of 112 M4 Carbines eight M2 50 cal
machine guns eight MK 19 automatic grenade launchers and 112 night vision
goggles and weapons sights
o Maintained all records and paperwork for issuing weapons and gear
o Supervised 6 arms rooms while unit was deployed and
o have never lost a item out of the arms room in 2 years
 January 2013-Present: Structured Self Development, United States Army, Fort Bliss TX
o During this time I learned Self directed learning, Detainee Operations, Personnel
Recovery, Counter Insurgency, Casualty Services, and Principles of Management.
 Warrior Leadership Course, United States Army, NCO Academy, Fort Bliss TX
o During the course of this class I learned how to lead and develop soldiers.

3. o Received instruction on how to manage and maintain day to day operations of
both personnel and equipment.
 January 2009-Present: Anti-Terrorism Level 1, United States Army, Fort Bliss TX
o Learned the skills required to stay vigilante and aware of my situation and
surroundings to spot anything out of the normal, possible threats, and the
proper course of action to take
 January 2015-Present: Combat Life Saver, United States Army, Fort Bliss TX
o Learned how to address combat casualties and sustain their wounds for
transport to a medical facility
 August 2006-August 2008 Security Officer Coeur D’Alene Casino and Resort
o Transport money and employees to their designated area
o Receive goods and money into the casino and escort to the armored car
o Attending to situations that dealt with illegal activity in conjunction with tribal police
that took place on Casino property
 Education:
o U.S. Army Basic Combat Training
o U.S. Army Cannon Crew Member School
o Composite Risk Management
o Unit Armorer School
o Ammo 67DL Hazmat Familiarization/Safety in Trans
o Ammo 45DL, Introduction to Ammunition
o Oakesdale High School Oakesdale WA