The document provides a resume for Keir A. Huery, an intelligence analyst with over 15 years of experience conducting all-source intelligence operations and analysis directly supporting military missions. Huery has extensive experience working with the US Air National Guard and US Army, including over 1000 flight hours as an MQ-1 Predator Mission Intelligence Coordinator. Huery has a top secret security clearance and proficiency in intelligence disciplines, systems, and analysis to support military operations.

1. Keir A. Huery
20127 Goss Hollow Lane. Katy, Texas 77449
(832) 794-9050, mq1predatormc@yahoo.com
Social Security Number: xxx-xx-0006, Citizenship: US
Top Secret SCI Security Clearance
PROFILE
Mission-driven,skilledanddetailed Intelligence Analystwith over15 yearsof total
experience andexpertiseinconductingall-sourceintelligence operationsanalysisdirectly
supportingthe mission,peers,andconnectedunitsin developing and conducting, and
producing intelligence training, products within a variety of both real-world and
peacetime environments. Advance knowledge on technical equipment,
intelligence libraries, and maps and charts needed to extend procedures for the
wide variety of combat commands and their related assets. Extensive experience
assisting and performing All-Source Intelligence briefings, academic training, &
acquisition of intelligence material to inter-agency operations. Prepared mission
reports and flight briefing of US and coalition personnel involved with combat
operations in Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom.
Confident and skilled in working with training scenarios and devoted to service for
the team and unit.
KEY PROFICIENCIES
 Intelligence Library System
 OPSEC/INFOSEC/COMSEC
 US Cryptologic Systems
 Intelligence, Surveillance,
Reconnaissance
 Targeting
 AFTTP 3-1
 National Intelligence Community
 Intelligence Disciplines
(SIGINT,MASINT,HUMIT)
 AOC, IPOE
 GI&S/SERE
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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
United States Air National Guard 2005-2012

2. MQ-1 Predator ISR Platform Mission Intelligence Coordinator, Staff Sergeant
147th Reconnaissance Wing, 111th Reconnaissance Squadron 2009-2012
147th Fighter Wing, 111th TFS 2005-2009
Supervisor: LtCol. Roland Dansereau
Thorough understanding of non-U.S. Ground Forces (force structure; units and
unit hierarchy; equipment; doctrine; strategy; tactics, techniques and procedures,
and missions and capabilities) and the U.S. intelligence community structure.
Experience in the areas of theater/campaign-level analysis, or ground forces’
combat modeling & simulation, operations research or equivalent experience.
 Operated in a diverse and dynamically complex unit and environment
while helping to support aircrew and fellow intelligence staff elements
perform critical training and mission related operations.
 Supported Joint Force, Department of Defense, and national intelligence
agency operations.
 Producedcomplex multi-source intelligence productsderivedfromintelligence
data collection,analysis,evaluation,andinterpretation.
 Utilize various intelligence resources and manuals to help aid in mission
and training readiness goals and plans.
 Researchandanalysisof SIGINT,IMINT,HUMINT, OSINT,regional analysis,and
political analysisforclassifiedareaof responsibility
 Provided commanders and mission related crews analysis adversary threat
systems, detailed plans for executing air, space, and cyberspace operations
using order of battle (OOB) and intelligence reports studies.
 Assessed vulnerabilities of US Forces’ telecom and INFOSEC network
information that could be exploited and used by potential adversaries.
 Over 1000 flight hours and over 500 sorties as a Mission Intelligence
Coordinator in ISR Operations Experienceworkingthe followingAOR's - Syria,
Iraq, Afghanistan,Pakistan,AfricanCountries,EasternEurope,Asia.

3. United States Army 1990-1994
96B, Intelligence Analyst, Specialist
US Army Ordinance Center and School- March 1992-1994
2nd Brigade, 1st Armored Division, Erlangen, Germany 1990-1992
 Assisted in the preparation of all-source intelligence products to support combat
and training planning.
 Orderof Battle (OB) andTablesof OrganizationSupportanddatabase managing.
 Assisted with maintaining systematic intelligence reference material including
maps and charts and intelligence threat analysis guides and libraries.
 Helped prepare Order of Battle records using information upper echelon
intelligence units disseminated and forwarding intelligence to connected
elements.
 Assisted in the preparation of Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield (IPB)
products.
 Analyzed intelligent holdings to identify gaps that assisted commanders along
with upper and lower echelon units in support of NATO exercises (REFORGER).
 Worked in the field as part of an S2 detachment making use of various armored
and light-wheeled vehicles.
 Help maintain security clearances for all entry personnel to the Security Division
office at Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville, Al.
TRAINING & EDUCATION
MQ-1 Predator IFTU Course, Honors List, Nellis AFB, Nevada 2009
Airman Leadership School, Class Leader, Austin, Texas 2008
F-16 IFTU Course, Phoenix, Honors List, Phoenix, Arizona 2007
USAF Intelligence Operations Course 1N0X1, Honors List, Goodfellow AFB, Texas

4. 2005
US Army Intelligence Center and School, 96B, Ft Huachuca, Arizona, 1989
Top Quarter of the Class
Associates Degree of Applied Sciences- University of Houston-Victoria/ University
of Phoenix
AWARDS & RECOGNITION HIGHLIGHTS
Unit Citation Award, 1st Armor Division, 2 BDE, Persian Gulf War, 1991
National Defense, Kuwaiti Defense Medal, Persian Gulf War, 1991
Air Force Achievement Medal, 500 Flight Hours, 1000 Sorties MQ-1 Predator
Operations within Operation Iraqi Freedom, Operation Enduring Freedom, 2010-
2013
ProficiencywithMSOffice – all versionsincludingSharePoint(Office365)
REFERENCES
Available upon request.