Michael D. Brown is a security and risk assessment expert with over 9 years of experience in security, emergency response, and facility management for high-risk situations. He has expertise in areas such as risk assessment, team management, logistics, and personal protection. His professional experience includes roles in ammunition management for the US Army, IT help desk support for Naval Reactors, and various roles over 12 years in the US Marine Corps including range operations, scheduling, and logistics officer. He has military awards and qualifications in areas like weapons, transportation, martial arts, and security protocols.

1. Michael D. Brown
7023 Lombard Lane
Fredericksburg, VA 22407
Phone: 703-987-0012
Email: mikedbrown32@gmail.com
Summary of Qualifications
Security/Risk Assessment Expert with a Secret Security Clearance more than nine years of proven ability to evaluate
and provide security and emergency response for facilities and associated employees in high-risk situations. Thorough
knowledge in weaponry, transportation, and logistics with experience as a mid-level manager in the United States Marine
Corps. Confident and quick learner with strong problem solving and decision making skills, and proven ability to adapt
and perform under pressure in constantly changing environments. Highly motivated, reliable, and resourceful team player
willing to contribute to the overall success of an organization. VA disability rating of 90%
Areas of Expertise:
• Risk Assessment & Analysis • Fluent in Microsoft Offices • Communication
• Team Management • Training • Organization Development
• Logistics & Transportation • Emergency Response • Personal Protection & Security
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Fort A.P. Hill, Va. Dec 2015- Current
Installation Ammunition Manager
• Serves as the Fort A.P. Hill Regional Ammunition Manager for Ammunition Management of MDW,
TRADOC, FORSCOM, USARC, NGB and USASOC organizations independently carrying out
program responsibilities outlined in Department of Army and Army Command guidance for the Training
Ammunition Management Information System (TAMIS).
• Validated and crosschecks DA 581 Ammunition Requests with Training Support Requests to ensure
requirements are accurate. Maintains awareness of unit training plan executions throughout the fiscal
year to determine the impact on the forecasting process.
• The supported organizations include all units assigned to an active Army, USMC, USAF, USN, USCG, NG,
USARC unit, supporting and non-supporting tenants, and other units conducting training on the installation.
• As the Ammunition Manager I serve as the subject matter expert for ammunition planning and management,
training, operational and basis load requirements, authorizations forecast and management, training tenant
activities' ammunition staff. Manages the Fort AP Hill and Atlantic Regional Ammunition Program in accordance
with published guidance for the Training Ammunition Management Information System (TAMIS).
• Approves all requests for issuance of ammunition by the ASP to the unit; ensuring that these do not
exceed the amount forecasted by the unit, and established timeframes are met. Reviews items for
compatibility with weapons, range limitations, and purpose of training items are consistent with other
ammunition requested.
Naval Reactors, Navy Yard D.C. Apr 2012- Jun 2014
IT Help Desk
• Provide technical hardware and network problem resolution to all local Naval Reactors’ computer users by
performing question/problem diagnosis and guiding users through step-by-step solutions in a call center
environment; clearly communicate technical solutions in a user-friendly, professional manner; provide one-on-one
end-user training as needed
• Update inventory database maintenance and reporting; and perform related work as required
• Performs minor desktop hardware repair for PC computer equipment
• Helps install local area network cabling systems and equipment
• Programs used: Web Portal, Remedy
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2. United States Marine Corps, Various Locations Jun 2005 – Dec 2012
Fire Desk Operator
• Responsible for Range Operation Control Center which is structured as the primary source for range control
safety for more than 5,000 live fire and training facilities, and provides training for military air and ground units
to prepare for emergency response, including: fire, medical evacuation, injuries, and hazardous materials
• Oversaw 20 Range Wardens and security patrol employees
• Facilitated more than 50 medical evacuations, resulting in the swift response for optimal medical outcome by
communicating effectively with emergency dispatchers and following specific protocol
• Provide conflict resolution and strategic communication to more than 300 training officers to ensure that all
instruction parameters are implemented efficiently
Scheduling Non Commissioned Officer in Charge
• Served as Assistant to the Senior Staff Non Commissioned Officer in Charge of Scheduling, responsible for the
planning and implementation of instruction and continued certifications on the Marine Corps Base at Quantico,
scheduled training for federal, local and state law enforcement divisions and military personnel from around the
United States
• Ensured that more than 300 training units were in compliance with Marine Corps guidelines and base regulations
regarding safety, environmental compliance, trespassing, and facility maintenance
• Coordinated 500 training events by implementing the use of online tools and resources to provide an accurate
method for scheduling
• Prepared geographic information system maps, professional briefs and instructional manuals used to facilitate
training and prevention of safety infractions
• Organized and maintained unit’s training schedule with Range Facility Management Support System online
Range Warden
• Served as Training Non Commissioned Officer in Charge, responsible for creating shift schedule to maximize
output of patrol officers and ensure that employees received designated respite
• Provided perimeter security for more 60,000 acres at the Marine Corps Base at Quantico, and performed safety
and security inspections for more 500 live fire ranges and training facilities
• Responded to security-breach incidents and medical issues, including: search and rescue efforts, downed aircraft
operations, medical evacuations, fire control, trespassing, and safety violations
Prepared detailed incident reports for the Base Commander to provide insight and prevention of similar safety and
security occurrences
.Squadron Leader & Logistics Officer
• Supervised 14 colleagues, responsible for operational training, peer development, organizing tactical missions and
projects, transportation logistics in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom while ensuring that all logistic
requirements were anticipated and met, allowing superiors to concentrate on operational objectives
• Accountable for $560,000 of machinery and the preparation and transportation of tactical equipment for
approximately 100 colleagues during deployment
• Process, maintained, and tracked logistic aspect for 300 plus Marines before, during and after deployment
• Spearheaded 50 live fire training activities, resulting in operational readiness for over 100 human resources
• Regarded as the subject matter expert (SME) for the proper functionality of tactical military equipment while
providing recommendations to the Company Commander that resulted in improved security along important
transportation routes
EDUCATION
• Risk Management Civilian Basic Course- Army Learning Management System, 2015
• U.S. Army Expl Safety Familiarization (Cert) - Army Learning Management System, 2015
• Military Munitions Rule (Cert) - Army Learning Management System, 2015
• Environmental Considerations For Ammo Pers- Army Learning Management System, 2015
• Ammunition Quality Assurance- Army Learning Management System, 2015
• Class V Issue & Turn-In Proc For Using Units- Army Learning Management System, 2015
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3. • Ammunition Physical Security- Army Learning Management System, 2016
• Range Operations Professional Development Phase 1 Course- Army Learning Management System, 2015
• Range Operations Professional Development Phase 2 Course- Army Learning Management System, 2015
• Range Operations Professional Development Phase 4a Course- Army Learning Management System, 2015
• Civilian Leader Basic- Army Learning Management System, 2016
• Civilian Leader Intermediate- Army Learning Management System, 2016
• Accident Avoidance Course for Army Motor Vehicle- Army Learning Management System, 2015
• Completed 2 years – State University of New York at Buffalo, 2011
• High School Diploma – Benjamin Franklin High School
• Marine Corps Base at Quantico Range Safety Course – United States Marine Corps, 2012
• Marine Net Range Safety Course – United States Marine Corps, 2009
• Threat Levels & Force Protection Online Class – Homeland Security, 2011
• Integrated Range Status System Online Class – United States Marine Corps, 2009
• Range Facility Management Support System Online Course– United States Marine Corps, 2009
• Ethics Online Class – Homeland Security, 2011
• Information Assurance Awareness Online Course- DOD, 2009
• Portable Electronic Devices and Removable Storage Media Online Course- DOD, 2009
• Anti-Phishing Online Course- DOD, 2009
• Records Management Online Course – United States Marine Corps, 2011
• Martial Arts Program – United States Marine Corps, 2011
• Secure a Route Course – United States Army, 2011
• Conducting Vehicle Search Course – United States Army, 2011
• Detaining a Suspect Course – United States Army, 2011
• Conduct Personnel Search Course – United States Army, 2011
• Base and Perimeter Defense Course – United States Army, 2011
• Flex Cuffs Course – United States Army, 2011
• Moving Target Engagement Course – United States Marine Corps, 2011
• Non-Lethal Training & Riot Control – United States Marine Corps, 2005
• School of Infantry – United States Marine Corps, 2004
MILITARY / PROFESSIONALAWARDS
• Combat Action Ribbon
• Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal
• Global War on Terrorism Service Medal
• Iraq Campaign Medal
• Navy Achievement Medal
• Certificate of Commendation from Base Commander of the Marine Corps Base at Quantico
• Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal with Bronze Star
• Sea Service Deployment Ribbon
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