1. Timothy Gordon Johnson
27481 Bridle Tree Lane
Harvest, AL 35749
910.670.1283
johnsontg13@yahoo.com
Professional Experience
Substantialexperience andextensiveknowledgeinplanning,installing, operating, and maintaining
numerous tactical satellite communications terminals. Advanced troubleshooting skills in multiple
aspectsof satelliteand singlechannelcommunicationstoincludecabling,modulation, multiplexing,
frequency converters, and power amplifiers. Experience with Voice over Internet protocol (VoIP)
telephonydevices as well as Video Teleconference end user items.
June2012 to
Present
2nd BN, 14th Marines, Kilo Battery, Huntsville Al/Communication Chief
Currently serving on Inspector/ Instructor Staff for 2nd Battalion 14th Marines, Kilo Battery(HIMARS)
in Huntsville, Alabama,as CommunicationsChief.Primaryduties includeinstructing and mentoring
Marines on all aspects of single channel operations (VHF, HF, SATCOM). These include the
deployment, accountability and serviceability of over 10 different radio systems. These systems
include AN/PRC-117G/117F, AN/VRC-104, AN/VRC-110, AN/MRC-145, as well as OK-689 and
RF-5800remotes.OtherdutiesincludeElectronicKeyManagementSystem (EKMS) Manager, and
Security Manager responsible for insuring all Marines have the required clearance for training
through the Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS).
March1999
April 2006 and
April 2009 to
June2012
Mar2006to
April 2009
II MEF 8th Communication Battalion, Camp Lejeune, NC/Satellite Platoon SNCOIC
Responsibleforthe planning, installation, operation, maintenance and advance troubleshooting of
numeroustactical FrequencyDivision Multiple Access (FDMA) and Time Division Multiple Access
(TDMA) satellite communication terminals. Lead, mentored and trained hundreds of Marines on
both the technical andadministrativeaspectsofsatellite communication operations. This included
the accountability and serviceability of over 26 million dollars in assets. During multiple forward
deployments, served as Team Leader and Staff Non-commissioned Officer in Charge for satellite
platoons supporting tactical satellite communication in Iraq and Afghanistan. This included 5
different areas of operation and 8 different satellite terminals. The different terminals included
AN/TSC-93D, AN/TSC-85D, AN/TSC-156, AN/USC-65 V1 and V2, SWAN V1 and V3, TRC-170 as
well as LXGHAand LAMDA tri-band antennas
4th Marine District, Recruiting Station Cleveland., Media, OH/ Recruiter/Station Commander
Responsibleforthe recruitmentofhighlyqualifiedindividualsforservicein the UnitedStates Marine
Corps. As a recruiter,responsibilitiesincludedcontactingindividualsthroughthe process of making
telephone calls, home visits, and canvasing the local areas. Once contacted, it was recruiter’s
responsibility to ensure the individual was mentallyand physicallyqualified for service. If qualified,
the recruiterwould show the opportunities available to that individual through service in the Marine
Corps. The Station Commander was responsible for the overall success of the station which
consistsof 4-7 recruiters. The Station Commander was responsible for the training and mentoring
of the recruiters, to ensure that the station achieved the required contracting and shipping
requirements for the particular month or year.

2. Education
Jan 2012
Nov 2006
Jan 2006
Oct2005
Mar2004
Mar 1998
Dec 1997
May1992
May1991
Radio Chief Course
Station Commanders Course
Professional Selling Skills
AN/TSC-156 Advanced Planner Course
Lightweight Multiband Satellite Terminal Operator/Maintainer Course
Satellite School
Single/Multi Channel Radio School
Blinn Jr College
Elkhart High School
Technical Skills
Firebird4000 and 6000, Spectrum analyzer, Aero Flex 3515N Radio Test Set, Microsoft Windows
7, Microsoft Windows XP, Global Combat Support System (GCSS) Marine Corps, Automated
Communication Engineering Software (ACES) Joint Automated CEOI System (JACS), System
Planning Engineering & Evaluation Device (SPEED)
Security Clearances: Secret