Sgt Richard Habina

Marine Corps | Marine Security Guard

Dates of Service: Sep 1996 - Dec 2003

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My impressive background will provide your company with a self-motivated, helpful, and flexible executive who knows what is needed to get the job done. I am both persuasive and capable of developing rapport and trust, as well as experienced in influencing the attitudes and ideas of others. Security specialist with 17+ years of experience providing intelligence security, acting as team leader on domestic and international projects, and providing effective action and results. ; Intelligence analyst skilled in collecting, analyzing, and disseminating information, evaluating and implementing risk management systems, and controlling security systems and monitoring security alarm panels.

Military Experiences

Dec 2001 - Dec 2003

Marine Security Guard

Embassy | Paris, France

• Stood armed guard at U.S. Embassies and foreign hotels, was responsible for the protection of classified material, U.S. government property, U.S. citizens and Foreign Service Nationals • Monitor an array of security equipment (CCTV, alarm panels, and remote doors) to control access to the Embassy • Created and reviewed intelligence and activity reports specific to the Embassy and region • Established and maintained a strong working relationship with Embassy personnel • Led details providing VIP security in overseas locations for the President of the United States and the Secretary of State • Assistant Detachment Commander for six months while maintaining the proper management of a twenty-two Marine Detachment. • Performed the duties of the Detachment Commander for a two month period

Oct 2000 - Dec 2001

Marine Security Guard

Embassy | Bucharest, Romania

• Stood armed guard at U.S. Embassies and foreign hotels, was responsible for the protection of classified material, U.S. government property, U.S. citizens and Foreign Service Nationals • Monitor an array of security equipment (CCTV, alarm panels, and remote doors) to control access to the Embassy • Created and reviewed intelligence and activity reports specific to the Embassy and region • Established and maintained a strong working relationship with Embassy personnel • Led details providing VIP security in overseas locations for the President of the United States and the Secretary of State • Respond to bomb threats and attacks, Intruder alarms, anti-American demonstrations and suspected biological weapons attacks

Jan 1997 - Aug 2000

Mortarman

Weapons Co, 3/2, 2nd Marines, 2nd MARDIV | Camp Lejeune, NC

• Fire Direction Center – Plotter – Takes the information from the Forward Observer and converts the math in to data that is sent to the gun line. • Forward Observer – A mortarman/ radioman attached to an infantry unit utilized to observe and report on a targeting area. • Plotted possible targets on a map using the longitude and latitude and relayed the targets via cryptic radio to the Fire Direction Center. • Squad Leader - responsible for a five man gun team and the tactical employment of an 81mm medium mortar. • Gunner – responsible for making sure the gun is sited in with the right data on the site. • A-Gunner – responsible for setting the charges on the mortar rounds and drops the rounds to be fired.