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- 1. Zavier Awoudi 11029 Powder horn Dr ,Potomac, MD 20854 Phone: 202-751-993 E-Mail: zavier2@hotmail.com Objective: United States Marines Corps veteran with four years of extensive overseas experience and expertise in special operations, force protection, and detainee management. Deployed to Afghanistan one time and two times to Iraq. Ability to maintain highly-classified information and conductoperation in a variety of environments. Core CompetenciesInclude:  Special Operations Cultural Communication  Counterintelligence Mission Support Interpersonal Communication  Security ProcedureImplementation Translation  Training and Development Problem Solving  Fluent in French (Speaking, Reading, and Writing.) Professional Experience: AEGIS LLC Kabul, Afghanistan 11/2015-Present Protective Security Specialist/ Emergency Response Team DepartmentofState  Under the State Department’s Diplomatic Security and Worldwide Protection Services. I serve as the primary Emergency ResponseTeam for the U.S. Embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan for all direct/ and indirect attacks to its facilities and personnel.  Duties include static and mobile security operations, convoyoperations, route clearance missions, and protective formations around a principle of key personnel into hostile territory.  I operate on a Quick Reaction Force, in the event Executive Protection Teams and Chief of Mission personnel are engaged in enemy contactwhile on mission and require an emergency extraction/ evacuation.
- 2. Page 2 ALLIED BARTON Washington, DC 03/2015-09/2015  Officers ensurethefacility is providedwith high quality securityservices to protect peopleand property.  Maintains proficiencyin the useof all assigned protectiveequipment, restraintdevices and weapons.  Preserves orderand actsto enforceregulations and directives forthesite pertaining to personnel, visitors,and premises  Monitoring closed circuit television systems and alarms.  Remains flexible to ever changing environment; adapts well to different situations. LOSS PREVENTION Gaithersburg, MD 11/2014-02/2015 Protectcompanyassets,coachesstoreemployees onstandards,policies and best practicesrelated to safetyand crisis event and monitors compliancewith safety behaviors. Assistedinresolving any hazards, complianceissues and investigated any employeeor customeraccidents.Monitored thestoreforsecurityrisks and alarm functionality AFGHANISTAN USMC 10/2009-01/2010 Squad leader  During operationCobrasAngerI worked alongsidetheANA, conductednumerous footand vehicle patrols. Additionally, conductedassaultsand missions utilizing drops via CH-53s.  As a squad leaderand avehicle commander(VC)ofa mobile assaultplatoon, I performed multiple patrols in Helmand ProvinceAfghanistan(Nawsad).  Routinely conductedmissionbriefs,debriefs,AAR’swiththe squad beforeand after eachpatrol.  This was composedofrehearsingand reviewing of the ROE’s,apre-combatcheckand pre-combatinspection(PCC’s/PCI’s)beforeanypatrols. Also conductedcordonsof multiple exploitationsites.
- 3. Page 3 IRAQ USMC 02/2009-032010 TEAM LEADER I have served as dismountteamleader in over 120 joint coalition mobile patrols. Assisted platoonlevel commanderwith language s and foreign weapons experience. InstructedIraqiSecurityforcein weapons handling, squadformations, marksmanship and infantry tactics and also assistedrangesafetyofficerin Arabic (Iraqi) during live fire exercise. Served as company level interpreter on over 50 key leader engagements. Served as ammunition NCO, insuring crew served weapons systems, personal weapon, pyrotechnics, and fix security postpersonal. Adhered to company SOP. And allotment. Conduced mobile assault patrols along with company level raid in Iraq. Able to operate all machine gun systems in over 120 mounted and dismounted security missions. Escorted Contractors to different FOB and provided security over watch for civilian contractorduring mounted movement and dismounted security halts. While in garrison, I developed and supervised the enactment of mission essential tasks during training operations and trained the individuals of my unit in personal protection skills IRAQ USMC 08/2007-03/2008 TURRET GUNNER Performed the duties as team leader of a Marines Corps infantry squad. As a member of a PSD team, I provided mobile and static security for high ranking U.S officials and the commander during key leader engagements throughout AL-Asad and Fallujah. My utilization of protective security formations provided 360 degree security for each principal and ensured their continued safety throughout the operation. Trained in personal protection, PSD tactics, infantry tactics physical fitness, and counter insurgency operations (COIN). I developed techniques to meet training requirements for complete technical and tactical small unit (TESLUC) proficiency. I was attached to a machine guns team as security element and cross-trained on machine gunner skills and SOP’s.I was a turret gunner in the rear vehicle and well versed in mounted convoyoperations
- 4. Page 4 Education and Training:  Minneapolis Community and TechnicalCollege 03/2011  RooseveltHigh School(Diploma) Minneapolis, MN 06/2003  Infantry Patrolling Twentynine Palms CA, 10/17/20007  DesertOps Twentynine Palms CA, 10/17/2007  CombatMarksmanshipProgramTwentynine Palms CA2007  TerrorismAwareness Twentynine Palms CA2007  PersonalFinance Twentynine Palms CA2007  Hazardous Materials TechnicianCertified byLoureiro MD 2015  Certified in SWEET and IPHABDPassengerDitchingCourseOkinawa, Japan August, 2010  Instructorand operatortraining forthe indoorsimulated marksmanship trainer- enhanced conductedbythecombatcameracenter Okinawa, Japan 2010  DepartmentofStates PSS/ERTcertified SUMMARY OF RELEVANT WORK EXPERIENCE: United States Marine Corps: Octoberof 2006 to February 2011 Military OccupationSpecialty: 0311 Infantryman. Dulab, Iraq: 08/ 2007 – 03/ 2008 While deployed to Dulab (Hit, Iraq) I was part of 1 st Platoon, Animal Company as a 50 Cal. Gunner and driver in our Mobile section. I was responsible for maintaining rear security on the majority of all our convoys in our area of operations throughout the city of Hit and surrounding areas in the desert. Mobile sections also were stood up as a QRF (Quick Reaction Force)designated to be on standby in case of hostile actions in our AO (Area of operation) for any mobile or footpatrol that was operating outside of friendly lines or any friendly forces that needed emergency re-supply. Mobile sections operated in up- armored Humvees and M-RAP vehicles (mine resistant armored protected)in groups of four or more. Mobile sections are trained to respond to IED’s (improvised explosive devices) detonated and un- detonated by means of cordoning of the surrounding area and calling EOD (explosive ordinance disposal) and either doing a detonation in place or assessing the area after detonation for secondary IEDs or suspicious activity among the locals. While operating in Dulab we did joint operations with the Iraqi Army, Navy EOD
- 5. Page 5 and Navy seals including raids for high valued targets and desert sweeps for high valued targets. Another large portion of our responsibilities while not conducting patrols and operations outside of our COP (combat outpost)was maintaining static security surrounding out COP ensuring there were Marines on post24/7 in shifts of 8-10 hours at a time to deter and detect any possiblethreats to be made on and around our base, keeping constant radio contactwith our SOG and COG (sergeant/corporal of the guard) and all surrounding posts and any friendly unit patrolling the perimeter of our COP. Cop Viking, Iraq: While deployed with 1 st Battalion 7 th Marines Animal Co 1 st Platoon to Cop Vikings Iraq, myself and 10 other Marines were hand selected to be part of an augmentation team that would be inserted into the middle of Cop Viking at one of the many Iraqi Police stations which included 100 Iraqi Police officers. Our team was in charge of all police officers at this station, conducting weapons training, patrol training, and ensuring they would be able to operate on their own without coalition forces. I personally was put in charge of keeping a personal record of each Iraqi Police Officer at our station and their pay each month. Each Marine had individual responsibilities among maintaining a secure area and conducting contact patrols and security patrols while providing our Lieutenant and Commanding officers with PSD(Personal Security Detail) whenever they needed to interact with the local populous. AWARDS  Letter of accommodation  Good conductMedal  Combat action Medal  Iraq Campaign Medal (2)  Afghanistan Campaign Medal, ISAF/ Nato Medal. Referencesare availableon request.