Alanzo Buenaventura has over 15 years of experience in the U.S. Air Force as a Military Working Dog Handler, Trainer, and Security Forces leader with overseas combat experience. He has a proven track record of managing security programs and personnel.
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Dynamic, results oriented Veteran with a proven track record of process optimization and mission accomplishment in fast paced, challenging environments. Team player with the tools, passion, and personality to make an impact with your organization. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with a reputation of high integrity, dependability, and commitment to client satisfaction.
1. ALANZO D. BUENAVENTURA
2613 Pinerock Street
Las Vegas, Nevada 89156
(575) 749-3371
alanzobuenaventura@yahoo.com
SUMMARY
Fully trained and certified U.S. Air Force Military Working Dog (MWD) Handler with
overseas combat experience and exceptional skills as a MWD Trainer and Mentor.
Proven leadership and organizational abilities earned in decorated service as a
Noncommissioned Officer. Highly organized and detail-oriented; successfully managed
multiple projects, tasks and priorities effectively and in a timely manner. Superior
communication skills; easily interacts with managers, regulatory officials, and uniformed
& civilian personnel throughout all components of the Dept. of Defense.
WORK HISTORY
U.S. Air Force, 27 Special Operation Security Forces Squadron
Cannon Air Force Base, New Mexico
NCOIC, Physical Security and Assistant NCOIC, Installation Security
2014 – 2015
LEAD SECURITY INSTALLATION MANAGEMENT TO SUPPORT RESOURCE
PROTECTION: Manages wing installation security program; ensures deficiencies/
vulnerabilities are identified and mitigated. Conducted quality control and assurance on
security installations Tracked and monitored assignments to consistently meet deadlines.
In addition to managing multiple task/assignments, I negotiate deadlines, changes, and
adjustments in priorities with senior management on my own behalf as well as that of my
work group. I have directed and supervised others in determining how best to use their
time and how to reprioritize their work when situations warrant. Adjusted work plans and
schedules in response to critical need or priority changes. Provides procedural guidance
to four security forces flights on installation security/resource protection program. Direct
experience in managing crises at local and national levels and directing subordinates
while following standard operating procedures.
COALITION BUILDING: Coached and supervised others in developing and maintaining
relationships with internal or external stakeholders. In order to complete agency
directives and goals, I have collaborated routinely with colleagues, the general public,
government organizations, managers, private industry representatives, professional
organizations, technical experts, and subordinate personnel.
TECHNICAL ADVISER: Develops written guidance for over 5,246 wing personnel to
2. include normal security/contingency operations. Serves as squadron's security advisor for
over $2.3B worth of SOF Protection Level 3 warfighting assets. Provided technical
guidance on new ARMAG weapons vault storage--ensured facility met AFI 31-101
guidance. Interpreted and drafted policy guidance to contribute to strategic plan; content
utilized to provide basis for actions and/or recommendations in an effort to increase
efficiency and reduce cost. Unit POC for several base MILCON project valued $4.2M--
identified/corrected minor security deficiencies.
TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION: Experience with interpreting and applying content
from assessments, audit manuals, government regulations, agency policy documents,
security research articles, safety manuals, technical operating procedures and reports. I
have been involved in all aspects of the preparation, review, presentation, and approval of
detail-oriented documents.
PROCESSED SENSITIVE SECURITY APPLICATIONS AND REPORTS: Processed
20+ fingerprinting applications--expedite security clearance/employment/concealed carry
submittals. Authored written inspection and investigative reports that resulted in civil
and/or criminal enforcement actions. Performed duties as NCOIC, ISS during incumbent
absents--provided 27 SOSFS/CC with vital information for decisions. Defense
Biometrics Identification Systems Base Security Officer; trained 10 flight Subject matter
expertise resulted 50% user deficiencies solved.
SELECTED ACCOMPLISHMENT: Conducted two Force Protection exercises--
safeguarded over $5.4B USAF PL 3/4 resources; honed detection capacities. Handpicked
to fill vacant NCOIC of Physical--reviewed 100+ MICT items; eliminated unit shortfalls.
U.S. Air Force, 341st Training Squadron
Lackland Air Force Base, Texas
Instructor, Military Working Dog Handler Course
2011 – 2014
EXPERT CANINE HANDLER TRAINER: Trained, evaluated and qualified 130 new
Military Working Dog Handler Course Graduates for service throughout all Department
of Defense (DoD) components.
DEVELOPED COMPREHENSIVE TRAINING PROGRAM AND EVALUATIVE
PROCEDURES: Created initial, intermediate and advanced real world scenario-based
training to encourage critical thinking skills for U.S. and overseas missions. Conducted
quality control and assurance to ensure highly effective offerings. Trained others in
evaluative methods as well. Developed personalized lesson plans to enhance learning
experiences for students. Devised teaching approaches to enhance student learning while
ensuring integrity of course control documents, instructor guides and handouts.
Successfully challenged students to problem-solve during complex training scenarios.
TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION: Experience with interpreting and applying content
3. from assessments, audit manuals, government regulations, agency policy documents,
security research articles, safety manuals, technical operating procedures and reports. I
have been involved in all aspects of the preparation, review, presentation, and approval of
detail-oriented documents.
SELECTED ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Earned “Outstanding” and “Excellent” ratings on
all instructor evaluations. Identified and corrected 15 problematic training aids for
continued use in MWD program, resulting in cost savings of $120K.
U.S. Air Force, 341st Training Squadron
Lackland Air Force Base, Texas
Military Working Dog (MWD) Trainer
2008 – 2011
LED TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION EXERCISES ON CANINE HANDLING:
Collaborated with seven joint service members to train and certify 43 Patrol & Explosive
Detection MWDs for service in all DoD components. Selected as Team Leader; ensured
98% certification rate for assigned MWDs to the team while earning a 100% certification
rate for individually-assigned MWDs.
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT AND REPORTING: Implemented records
management requirements for assigned trainers and MWDs for faster turnaround for field
units upon MWDs certification.
U.S. Air Force, 820th Security Forces Squadron
Moody Air Force Base, Georgia
Fire Team Leader / Military Working Dog Handler
2005 – 2008
PROVIDED COMPREHENSIVE CANINE SECURITY SUPPORT: Provided MWD
support of a rapidly deployable, multi-functional, globally mobile, 48-person combat
flight. Also provided support to the U.S. Secret Service and other specialized federal
executive agency MWD requirements. Applied special skill set in/around key terrain,
facilities, critical resources and designated operational areas. Deployed 180 days to Camp
Bucca, Iraq; supported world's largest prison facility with 20K+ enemy detainees.
FACILITY AND KENNEL MAINTENANCE: Maintained health, welfare and utilization
records of assigned MWD; assisted in the upkeep of kennels. Served as Driver for Area
Security Operations; conducted 100+ mounted patrols and 300+ IED sweeps. Provided
security during four OSI source meets; protected OSI personnel/informants. Sustained
combat operations in support of the U.S. Army; awarded 16th MP Brigade Combat Patch.
MONITORED DETAINEE MOVEMENT OPERATIONS: Tracked in-theater detainee
movement operations; 1.K+ high risk prisoners were moved weekly with zero incidents.
Conducted 150+ hours of detection sweeps to protect Camp Bucca residents from
4. insurgent attacks.
U.S. Air Force, 82nd Security Forces Squadron
Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas
Installation Patrolman / Military Working Dog Handler
2002 – 2005
CANINE CARE AND TRAINING: Fed, trained, groomed and cared for assigned MWD
and equipment. Participated in MWD demonstrations; completed MWD utilization
records; incorporated training requirements to ensure optimum effectiveness. Performed
listening and observation post duties in support of Air Base Defense exercises and
evaluations.
LED INVESTIGATIONS AND FACILITY INSPECTIONS: Conducted inquiries and
initial investigations of incidents, complaints and motor vehicle accidents. Carried out
building checks; responded to intrusion and duress alarm activations; performed military
Customs inspections. Enforced traffic regulations and assisted witnesses & suspects in
preparing official statements. Responded to incidents affecting the security of $500M+ in
aerospace defense systems and related resources in four restricted areas.
U.S. Air Force, 48th Security Force Squadron
RAF Lakenheath, United Kingdom
Security Force Leader / Desk Sergeant
1999 – 2002
INCIDENT BRIEFING: Prepared shift briefings for the Shift Sergeant on current
incidents and pass-ons.
INVENTORY MANAGEMENT: Received and accounted for property, equipment and
classified documents. Oversaw seven installation post/patrols during routine and
emergency operations in the safeguarding of 7.1K base personnel, 250 mission essential
aircraft, and critical AF resources valued at $492M.
CONDUCTED AND LEAD INSTALLATION PATROLS AND INVESTIGATIONS:
Provided force protection for the busiest flight line in U.S. Air Force Europe with 291K
annual aircraft operations. Prepared and maintained assigned equipment, Security Forces
blotters, incident/complaint/accident reports and forms. Performed installation patrol;
investigated traffic accidents/minor incidents; secured crime scenes, obtained statements
and controlled evidence.
U.S. Air Force, 31st Security Force Squadron
Vandenberg Air Force Base, California
1998 – 1999
Entry Controller / Patrolman
PROVIDED COMPREHENSIVE SECURITY SUPPORT: Controlled entry and exit of
vehicular and pedestrian traffic to Headquarters Air Intelligence Agency, a Protection
5. Level II Restricted Area containing Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities.
Conducted searches of personnel, their property and vehicles. Carried out base entry
point checks, inspected installation entry credentials and reviewed base barment and
driver revocation/suspension rosters. Enforced traffic laws and regulations.
EDUCATION & TRAINING
American Military University, Charles Town, West Virginia
Bachelor of Science, Homeland Security, currently enrolled
Community College of the Air Force, Maxwell AFB, Alabama
Associate of Applied Science, Instructor of Technology and Military Science, 2013
Community College of the Air Force, Maxwell AFB, Alabama
Associate of Applied Science, Criminal Justice, 2013
Air Force Specialty Codes:
Awarded the following Air Force Specialty Codes (AFSCs) concurrent with these
equivalent civilian job descriptions as defined by the Dept. of Labor’s Dictionary of
Occupational Titles (DOT), the Occupational Information Network (ONET), and the
Occupational Employment Statistics (OES):
AFSC 3P071, Security Forces Craftsman
AFSC 3E011, Electrical Systems Helper
All Other Supervisors and Managers/Supervisors - Service Workers (OES 61099)
Guard, Chief (DOT 372.167-014)
Guard, Security (DOT 372.667-034)
Guards and Watch Guards (OES 63047)
Police Patrol Officers (ONET 33-3051.01)
Electrician (DOT 824.261-010)
Electricians (ONET 47-2111.00)
Special Skill / Qualification Identifiers:
T, Formal Training Instructor
Selected Military Training:
SERE 100.1 Level A Code of Conduct Training; Technical Writer MTT; Fundamentals of
Instructional Systems Development MTT; Basic Instructor Course (MTT);Military
Working Dog Trainer / Kennelmaster; Military Working Dog Handler Course; Airman
Leadership School; Military Working Dog Handler Course; Security Forces Craftsman;
Law Enforcement Apprentice Ground Combat Skills; The Air Force Mishap Prevention
Program; Basic Crisis Intervention Facilitator, Federal Air Marshall’s Service; Self Aid
6. Buddy Care Instructor; FEMA National Incident Management Systems; Lean Sigma Six
Introductory Course; AFSO21 Smart Ops Executive Course; Antiterrorism/Force
Protection Level II Course; Drug Awareness/Prevention Instructor
Computer Skills:
PC & Macintosh Operating Systems, Adobe Systems, Working Dog Management System
(WDMS), MS Office Suite (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access)
Selected Awards:
2012 HQ AETC/IG Inspection Team Outstanding Performer, 16th MP Brigade Combat
Patch, Air Force Combat Action, Air Force Achievement Medal, Army Commendation
Medal, Army Achievement Medal, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal,
Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Nuclear Deterrence Operations Service Medal,
Iraq Campaign Service Medal with Bronze Star, Military Outstanding Volunteer Service
Medal
Community Service:
Created a Drug Prevention Program for 375 Youths in Ecuador
Military:
Technical Sergeant (E-6), U.S. Air Force (Honorable Discharge, 2015)
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