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Commissioning Source:
ROTC, Dec 2004
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Bio
Captain (Ret.) Bryon Scott Milam was born in Sacramento, California. He entered the United States Army 31 August 1994. He attended Basic Training and Military Police Advanced Individual Training at Fort McClellan, Alabama. He completed service in 2017 at Schofield Barracks.
Military Experiences
Jun 2014 - Aug 2017
Current Operations (CUOPS) OIC
Operations Officer for the most multi-functional mission support element in the Army with worldwide contingency deployment and homeland defense responsibilities.
• Produced and provided briefings, technical advice and assistance to the 25th Infantry Division Garrison Commander in all aspects of the USARHAW Operations.
• Performed daily operations synchonization, intergration, coordination and resource management planning for USARHAW in non-warfighting fuctional elements to include Operations Security, Emergency Management, Land and Training Utilization, Continuity of Operations and Law Enforcement.
• Conducted the quarterly USARHAW Training Resource Integration Conference eight times resulting in 95% utilization of Hawaii's training resources, with no commanding general adjudication.
May 2013 - May 2014
Operations Officer (S3)
• Coordinated the anti-terrorism modernization process, developed a plan to minimze the adverse effects on the readiness of the Contingency Command Post. Conducted training and a comprehensive review and analysis of the plan to ensure compliance.
• Conducted comprehensive review and analysis of CCP plans and submitted reports to USARPAC Senior Command to ensure compliance to existing policies, procedures.
• Ensured the coordination, integration, and synchronization of current operations and training objectives in order to meet the operational command post requirements in the pacific.
• Led operations as the Battle Captain with Australia, New Zealand, and Korea, developing a professional working relationship and shared leadership skills with counterpart officers.
Apr 2012 - May 2013
Company Commander
• Coordinated the anti-terrorism modernization process, developed a plan to minimze the adverse effects on the readiness of the 19th CID Battalion. Conducted training and a comprehensive review and analysis of the plan to ensure compliance.
• Planned, coordinated and executed the training for assigned and attached personnel while ensuring CID Agents were qualified with their assigned weapon and with up to date certifications.
• Provided critical training and resource oversight and planning, ensuring the deploying command element, comprised of special agents and support Soldiers from across CID Command, met and exceeded all deployment requirements for the Afghanistan Theater of Operations
Aug 2010 - Mar 2012
Training Officer
• Coordinated the anti-terrorism modernization process, developed a plan to minimze the adverse effects on the readiness of the 45th Sustainment Brigade and 8th Military Police Brigade. Conducted training and a comprehensive review and analysis of the plan to ensure compliance.
• Military Police Officer in Charge with a patrol area of Schofield Barracks, Fort Shafter, 2 military housing areas and Fort DeRussy including Hale Koa Hotel.
• Instructed classes on up to date patrol procedures anti-terrorism training procedures and modern techniques to military police soldiers.
• Conducted Modern Army Combatives classes to ensure the all patrols were familiar and or certified in unarmed self-defense, weapon certification and the escalation of force.
Deployments
(2 years, 6 months)Sep 2008 - Oct 2009
Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF)
Advised the security forces of Iraq in the areas of intelligence, communications, and fire support, logistics, operations, police and infantry tactics. Developed training for the Iraqi Security forces on how to conduct independent counterinsurgency and anti-terrorism operations.
Military Credentials
Professional Development Schools
Apr 2015 - May 2015
Lean Six Sigma (Green Belt)
Individual & Special Skill Schools
Certifications
May 2007
Combatives Level 3
Additional Specialization(s)
Security Clearance
Top Secret/SCI or higher
Academic Degrees
Academic Degrees
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