This document provides a summary of Michael J. Barbic's education and experience as a United States Marine Corps Sergeant. It outlines his military career spanning from 2011 to present, including his roles as a section leader, team leader, vehicle commander, and instructor. It also lists the various certifications, courses, and honors he received during his 6 years of service in the Marine Corps.

1. Michael J. Barbic
michaelbarbic@yahoo.com
EDUCATION
Joliet Catholic Academy Joliet, IL
 High School Diploma May 2009
 Current Employee of United States Marine Corps
EXPERIENCE
San Diego, CA
April 2011 – Present
 6 years enlisted in the United States Marine Corps as of 2010
 Marine Sergeant: section leader for 18 man machine gun section
 Marine Sergeant: Section leader for 20 man combined anti-armor Team
 A non-commissioned officer in 2nd battalion 1st marines Since June of 2013.
 Supervisor during operations in Iraq and Kuwait as a Team leader in charge of 9 Marines and 1 US Navy personal
 Vehicle Commander and Dismounted Squad leader
 Vehicle Commander, managed 4 man team, and accountability of weapons,radios, optics, and equipment totaling $750000
 Gunner of M2 50 Caliber, and MK19 Heavy machine guns
 Gunner of 240B medium machine gun,and M249 light machine gun
 Driver of HMMWV
 Constructed Countless Defensive fighting positions
 Creation of complex strategic plans and integration of combined arms in support of 200 marines during live fire exercises
 Embarkation and debarkation of
JOBS & BILLETS
San Diego, CA
May 2011– April 2015
 Vehicle Commander - Anti Tank and Personal HMMWV
 Team Leader - Special operations air craft Recovery and Quick Reaction force
 Radio Operator satellite communication, high frequency communications with PRC117 ,150,152,153
 Accountability of 6.5 million dollars’ worth of equipment, weapons and commutations radios
 Supervised teams of 20 members operating 4 Department of Defense issued armored vehicles
 HMMWV License
 Range Safety Officer conducting live fire and movement ranges
 Ammunition allotment and coordinator
 High Explosive handling and knowledge of blast radius and compounds
 First Aid/combat life saver Non Commissioned officer
 Management of small unit Leaders during Medical Evacuation
 Management of
HONORS
San Diego, CA
April 2011– April 2017
Education/Certificates
 Non-Commissioned Officer Leaders Course Aug 2014
 Blue Force Tracking Basic Operator Aug 2013
 Advanced Infantry Machine gunnerLeaders Course Oct 2013
 Leading Marines Oct 2012
 School of Infantry Machine gun course Aug 2011
 School of Infantry (West) July 2011
Current Address
2325 Catalina Circle 372
Oceanside CA, 92056
Cell: 815.693.0944

2. Military Achievements
 Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal
 Operation Inherent Resolve Campaign Medal
 Global War on Terrorism Service Medal
 Good Conduct Medal (x2)
 Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal (x2)
 Korean Defense Service Medal
 National Defense Service Medal
 Certificate of Commendation
 Sea Service Deployment Ribbon (x3)
 Meritorious Mast
 Letter of Appreciation (x3)
SKILLS
 Marine High expert Rifle qualifications (x5)
 Marine Pistol Sharpshooterqualification
 Secret Security Clearance
 Black belt at Marine Corps Martial arts
 First Aid/first responder
 Heavy Equipment operator
 Accountability and inventory of Weapons,Gear, and Radios for 6 million dollars