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USCG to U.S. Army (Watercraft) technician (SSG USAR). SFC, (Chaplain Assistant) Maryland State Guard (2009-2011). OEF mobilized 2003-2004. I had a Massive heart attack wearing a rubberized dry suit, while undertaking my unit's annual water survival training at FT MEADE,Maryland in Feb 2005. Medically Retired from the U.S. Army in 2007.
Military Experiences
Aug 2009 - Nov 2011
Chief of Chaplain's Assistant (SFC)
I served as the Chief of Chaplain's Assistant from 2009-2011 for the State of Maryland Emergency Management (MDDF- military dept.). We didn't have a qualified LTat the time, so I coordinated events, investigated details and contact information, of individuals needing Chaplaincy services. And ran the enlisted section, while representing the Chaplain's office. I resigned in 2011, for what I considered unbiblical and compromising practices of the State concerning the faith.
Feb 1987 - Dec 2007
Sep 1986 - Dec 2007
Dual Status Technician
Baltimore, MD. Adam S. Brandt, U.S. Army Reserve Center; AMSA#83 (Watercraft) Marine Machinery Technician.
Feb 1980 - Dec 2007
Platoon Sergeant
I experienced an NDE in water survival training on my 20 years of service, due to a too tight drysuit which eventually stopped my heart. I became the Chief of Chaplain's assistant with the STATE GUARD (SFC) after my medical discharge from active duty, due to my 6 years of training in street ministry, Church leadership and various credentialing. I am now retired from civil and military service.
Deployments
(3 years)Feb 2003 - Mar 2004
May 1980 - Feb 1982
(USCGC Munro 724) Honolulu, HI.
Auxiliary Machine Division
Military Credentials
Professional Development Schools
Feb 1980 - Dec 2007
Marine Machinery Technician
Marine Engineer's Courses, Factory schools, U.S. Army (MOS) schools
Individual & Special Skill Schools
Universal HVACR (utility equipment)
Certifications
Additional Specialization(s)
Security Clearance
None / Expired
Academic Degrees
Academic Degrees
2005 - 2006
Emmanuel Baptist University
Clinical Addiction Counselors
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