1. WILLIAM J. STRINGER
2120 Pinewood Drive
Covington, Ga.
30016
( 770 ) 922 - 7588 (H)
( 770 ) 630 - 3331 (C)
E-Mail: wjs007@comcast.net
Work experience
Fayette County Fire and Emergency Services
Fayetteville, Ga.
Position: Firefighter EMT Arson Investorgator
Primary duties are as a driver operator. I am required to check and maintain my assigned
vehicle in good working order. Notifying the appropriate person if repairs are required.
Because of my seniority I am required to make sure the daily work is completed, on the scene of
an emergency I would act as on scene command until relieved.
I am also responsible for all fire suppression activities, assisting in emergency medical calls,
along with handling hazardous material incidents, and all other assigned duties. As part of the
Arson Investigation Unit I am assigned to a team that works on an on call basis. My primary
responsibility is to help process the scene and help determine cause and origin of a fire.
Brinks, Inc.
Atlanta, Ga.
Position: Driver Guard
My primary responsibility is to drive an armored transport on a assigned route for the delivery or
pick-up of secured items. As a driver I am also directly responsible for the messengers personal
security, along with the protection of our cargo.
United States Air Force
Aviano AB, Italy ( Oct., 1983 - Oct., 1985 )
Warner Robins AFB, Ga. ( Nov., 1985 - Apr., 1987 )
Position: Aerospace Fire Protection Specialist
Duties included all fire suppression activities, structural and aircraft related. Also responsible for
hazardous materials incidents, fuel spills, emergency egress of pilots, disentangle aircraft from
arresting barriers,etc..
Education
The following descriptions does not reflect the 240 hours minimum required yearly to maintain
my Ga. Firefighter certification, or the yearly recertification hours for my Ga. EMT.
Tates Creek Senior High
Lexington, Ky.
Control Data Institute
Atlanta, Ga.
Subject: Computer Technology Graduated: May, 1992
United States Air Force
Basic Military Training ( 6 Wks. )
Fire Protection Specialist Course ( 6 Wks. )
Oct., 1987 - Present Jun., 1983 - Apr., 1987Feb., 1980Sept., 1991 -
May, 1992
Jun., 1983 -
Mar., 1986

2. Supervisors Awareness Course ( 72 Hrs. )
Aircraft Crash Fire-Fighting Vehicle Operations ( 78 Hrs. )
Fayette County Fire and Emergency Services
Fayetteville, Ga.
Georgia Basic Firefighter ( 10 Wks. )
Firefighter Survival ( 16 Hrs. )
Pediatric Life Support
Aerial Apparatus Operator Class (40 Hrs)
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Fayetteville, Ga.
Fundamentals for Radiological Monitors ( 8 Hrs. )
Awareness for Initial Response to Hazardous Materials Incidents ( 8 Hrs. )
Emergency Response to Terrorism: Basic Concepts (20 Hrs.)
Building Construction: Wood & Ordinary (16 Hrs. )
Managing Company Tactical Operations 1: Preparation ( 12 Hrs. )
Managing Company Tactical Operations 2: Decisionmaking ( 12 Hrs. )
Managing Company Tactical Operations 3: ( 12 Hrs. )
IS-00804 – Emergency Support Function (ESF) #4 Firefighting
IS-00520 – Intro to Continuity of Operations Planning for Pandemic Influenzas
IS00240 – Leadership & Influence
IS00015.a – Special Events Contingency Planning for Public Safety Agencies
Clayton State College
Fayetteville, Ga.
Georgia Basic Emergency Medical Technician ( 400 Hrs. )
Georgia Emergency Management Agency
Forsyth, Ga.
Handling Hazardous Material Transportation Emergencies ( 16 Hrs. )
Georgia Public Safety Training Center
Forsyth, Ga.
Emergency Vehicle Operation ( Basic Course, 72 Hrs. )
Rescue Specialist ( 16 Hrs. )
Introduction to Tactical Ropes ( 16 Hrs. )
Fire Arson Detection ( 16 Hrs. )
Crash Victim Extrication ( 16 Hrs. )
ASP Tactical Baton ( Basic Course, 8 Hrs. )
ASP Tactical Baton ( Instructor Course, 16 Hrs. )
ASP Instructor Update ( 8 Hrs. )
Street Survival for FFEMT ( 16 Hrs. )
Officer Survival ( Law Enforcement, 40 Hrs. )
Defensive Tactics ( 40 Hrs. )
Street Survival for FFEMT - 2 ( 8 Hrs. )
Oct., 1987 – PresentNov., 1987 – PresentWinter Quarter 1988Nov., 1988 Jan., 1989 - Present

3. Georgia Public Safety Training Center (Continued)
Fire Arson Dection for First Responders (16)
Street Survival for FFEMT - 3 ( 8 Hrs.)
Arson Investgations Level 1 ( 80 Hrs. )
Stress Management ( 16 Hrs. )
Apparatus Engineer ( 704 Hrs. )
Expolsive Investigations ( 40 Hrs. )
National Professional Qualification Board for the Fire Service
Sponsored by: Georgia Firefighter Standards and Training Council
NPQ Firefighter - 1
NPQ Firefighter - 2
NPQ Evaluator
Haz Mat Responder Awareness
Driver/Operator – Pump (40 Hrs.)
Emergency Response Training & Support Services
American Heart Association: BLS Instructor
BLS Instructor Update
BLS Instructor Update (2005 Standard)
BLS Instructor Update
BLS Instructor Update (2010 Standard)
BLS Instructor Update
Awards Received:
United States Air Force:
USAF Outstanding Unit Award, USAF Good Conduct Medal, USAF Overseas Long Tour
Ribbon, Small Arms Expert Marksmanship Ribbon, USAF Training Ribbon
Fayette County Fire and Emergency Services
Certificate of Recognition
Certificate of Achievement
The Eastern U.S.A. International Martial Arts Association –, Inc
Grand Master of the Year – Nov. 2010
Silver Anniversary Achievement – Nov. 2011
Martial Arts Pioneer-Nov. 2012
Professional memberships
National Rifle Association of America (Life Member)
Glock Sport Shooting Foundation (Life Member)
United States Martial Arts Association (Life Member)
Georgia Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors (1998 – 2007)
Georgia Association of Defensive Tactics Instructors (2001-2005)
Georgia Fire Investigator’s Association (1999-2007)
Jan., 1991 – Present
Feb., 2005 - Present
June,1983 - Present

4. Accreditation’s and licenses
Georgia First Class Firefighter
Georgia Emergency Medical Technician - D ( Automatic Defibrillator Qualified )
National Professional Qualification Firefighter - 1
National Professional Qualification Firefighter - 2
National Professional Qualification Evaluator
NRA Firearms Instructor
NRA Personal Protection Instructor
USPSA Range Officer
National Registry EMT-Intermediate
ASP Tactical baton Instructor
Glock Certified Firearms Instructor
Security clearance
While in the Air Force, I held a Top Secret security clearance. Our clearance was depending on
our mission.
Defensive Training:
Metropolitan International Investigative & Security Services Course:
Standard Practical Pistol Course (16 Hours)
Marksman’s Enterprise:
Course: Urban Carbine “Some of the Answers”(28 Hrs.)
Intermediate Handgun (32 Hours)
Advanced Handgun (32 Hours)
Advanced Instruction and Instructional Techniques:
Handgun (16 Hours)
Tactical Carbine (28 Hours)
Cumberland Tactics:
Course: Carbine 1 (24 Hours)
Shotgun 1 (24 Hours)
Carbine 2 (24 Hours)
Tactical HG 101 (24 Hours)
Practical Rifle (24 Hours)
Shotgun 1 (24 Hours)
Defensive Training (Continued)
Glock Inc.- Smyrna, Ga.:
Armorer’s Course Dec., 1997
Armorer’s Course (Recert) Mar.,2000
Armorer’s Course (Recert) Apr.,2003
HALO Group:
Course: Combative Pistol (20 Hours)
Aug,1987 - Present

5. Suarez International:
Course: Combative Pistol/Carbine (20 Hours)
Combative Pistol Concepts 2 (20 Hours)
CQB Carbine (20 Hours)
Close Range Gunfighting (20 Hours)
Ultimate Combat Skills (36 Hours)
Unarmed against the Gun (8 Hrs.)
Ken Hackathorn:
Course: Adv. Tactical Handgun (16 Hours)
Adv. Tactical Handgun (20 Hours)
Adv. Tactical Handgun (20 Hours)
Rangemaster
Course: Advanced Combative Skills Course (20 Hrs.)
Advanced Combative Skills Course (20 Hrs.)
Options for Personal Security:
Course: Dynamic Tactics (20 Hrs.)
ShootRite Firearms Acadamy:
Course: Adv. Combative Carbine (16 Hrs.)
Handgun/Carbine Combatives (16 Hrs)
Warrior School:
Course: Initiation Camp (40 Hrs.)
Basic Pistol Weaponscraft (8 Hrs.)
Close Quarters Combat (8 Hrs.)
South Narc
Course: ECQC –1 (8 Hrs)
ECQC –2 (8 Hrs)
SPI Services of Macon:
Course: Executive Protection Course (20 Hrs)
Mad Dog Tactical:
Defense Against Edged Weapons 1 (16 Hours)
Training in the Martial Arts Since 1978:
Styles include Shao-Lin-Ryu, Tae Kwon Do, Mu Duc Kun, Tang Soo Do, Shao-Lin Kung Fu,
Nihon Goshin Aikido, Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu
3rd
Degree Black Belts in Goshin-Jutsu Ryu Karate & 9th
Degree Black Belt Shao-Lin- Ryu

6. Suarez International:
Course: Combative Pistol/Carbine (20 Hours)
Combative Pistol Concepts 2 (20 Hours)
CQB Carbine (20 Hours)
Close Range Gunfighting (20 Hours)
Ultimate Combat Skills (36 Hours)
Unarmed against the Gun (8 Hrs.)
Ken Hackathorn:
Course: Adv. Tactical Handgun (16 Hours)
Adv. Tactical Handgun (20 Hours)
Adv. Tactical Handgun (20 Hours)
Rangemaster
Course: Advanced Combative Skills Course (20 Hrs.)
Advanced Combative Skills Course (20 Hrs.)
Options for Personal Security:
Course: Dynamic Tactics (20 Hrs.)
ShootRite Firearms Acadamy:
Course: Adv. Combative Carbine (16 Hrs.)
Handgun/Carbine Combatives (16 Hrs)
Warrior School:
Course: Initiation Camp (40 Hrs.)
Basic Pistol Weaponscraft (8 Hrs.)
Close Quarters Combat (8 Hrs.)
South Narc
Course: ECQC –1 (8 Hrs)
ECQC –2 (8 Hrs)
SPI Services of Macon:
Course: Executive Protection Course (20 Hrs)
Mad Dog Tactical:
Defense Against Edged Weapons 1 (16 Hours)
Training in the Martial Arts Since 1978:
Styles include Shao-Lin-Ryu, Tae Kwon Do, Mu Duc Kun, Tang Soo Do, Shao-Lin Kung Fu,
Nihon Goshin Aikido, Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu
3rd
Degree Black Belts in Goshin-Jutsu Ryu Karate & 9th
Degree Black Belt Shao-Lin- Ryu