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- 1. Robert Pilon 1344 S. 41st Dr. • Yuma, Arizona 85364 (714) 338-9924 • rpilon@ymail.com EXPERTISE • Military Law Enforcement professional + veteran with proven management and convoy experience in austere and dangerous environments. • QRF Team Member • Radio and Satellite communications • Recognized by senior leaders as a calm and confident Team Leader who accomplishes any mission regardless of difficulty • Trained local national law enforcement QUALIFICATIONS • Critical and Adaptive Thinking • Scheduling/Time Management • Conflict Resolution • Trainer • Physically Fit • Presentations • Sharpshooter • Warrior Leader Course • German Sharpshooter (Silver) cert. Related Experience QRF and Security Operations • Conducted +230 combat patrol and QRF missions throughout Nangarhar Province, resulting in overall increase in security for the region. • Successfully led team through challenging combat missions including 2 direct-fire engagements, resulting in zero injuries or damage to team or equipment. • Provided accurate assessments of +75 polling sites, resulting in a safer and more secure 2009 Afghan presidential election. • Led team on numerous high-risk QRF missions, including troops in contact, consequence managements and vehicle recovery operations. • Acknowledged by senior leadership for discovering and implementing a major communications degradation solution, allowing mobile universal directional satellite communications between troops in field and senior Command and Control Echelons during combat operations in Afghanistan. Solution was distributed theater-wide; awarded Army Achievement Medal for results. • Completed +300 missions as Gunner, including providing Iraqi National Police (INP) checkpoint assessments, Police Transition Team (PTT) missions and join patrols with the Iraqi Police (IP). • Provided security allowing the rapid transport of injured soldier to medical personnel, allowing for life saving treatment. • Used keen sense of observation to deal with a thrown hand grenade in front of vehicle, resulting in zero loss of life or assets. • Assisted in training Brigade-sized element of INP to successfully employ traffic control points along Baghdad’s most dangerous and unstable routes; awarded Army Commendation Medal for actions.
- 2. Law Enforcement Trainer/Supervisor + Emergency Disaster Management • Served as Patrol Supervisor, providing guidance and knowledge to 4 junior patrols and enforcing safety for 5 military installations throughout Japan. • Served as Emergency On-Scene Commander for US Military Installation at Camp Zama, Japan to coordinate emergency disaster response, damage control and resulting voluntary evacuation of non- essential US personnel during tsunami and nuclear disaster in 2011. • Trained more than 30 Soldiers on weapons and vehicles needed to successfully complete missions in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. • Led and assisted in the training of +100 Afghan National Police in preparation for 2009 Presidential elections, resulting in an incident-free election process. • Led pre-deployment training missions, served as range safety instructor and served as Patrol Supervisor in various cities in Germany, training local soldiers on severalweapons system and contributing to overall readiness of 544th Military Police Co., awarded an Army Commendation Medal for results. • Developed and implemented new Military Police Report and Journal Entry tracking database. • Provided training during shift guard-mount in basic law enforcement procedures, ensuring quality trained Soldiers for a community of +3000 members and +200 classes. • Supervised daily law enforcement desk operations consisting of 5 patrols in a 685 square mile area, including the daily blotter for 2 Provost Marshal Offices. • Mentored newer employees on the Centralized Operations Police Suite (COPS) system. • Led the training and development of new Blotter Clerks and one Desk Sergeant ensuring continuity and mission accomplishment. • Selected over 18 other peers to serve as a Military Police Desk Sergeant for USARJ Provost Marshal Office. • Donated $950 of platelets used in transfusions for military personnel, dependents and retirees, saving the Blood Donor Center of Fort Bliss $7,600 in trying to meet the demand for much needed blood products; Awarded Army Achievement Medal for actions. EMPLOYMENTHISTORY • June 2014 – Present,Letter Carrier U.S. Post Service, Yuma, Arizona • February 2014 – June 2014 Manager, A & S Transmission, Stanton, California • August 2005 – February 2014 Military Police, U.S. Army DEPLOYMENTS • Iraq • Afghanistan EDUCATION • Diploma, U.S. Army Military Police School • General Studies ( 36 credits), University of Phoenix