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Offering Valuable Experience In Law Enforcement Strategic Intelligence (Resume Writing Sample) Content: Kale Alan McFarlane312 East Franklin Street, Sparta, Wisconsin 54656 (208) 640-6019  SHAPE \* MERGEFORMAT 
 kale.mcfarlane@gmail.comLAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALOffering valuable experience in law enforcement that is characterized by strategic intelligence Dedicated, responsible law enforcement Professional with real world experience in law enforcement operations in Intelligence Collection, Intelligence Management, Intelligence Analysis, Interviewing, Mission Planning, Source Operations, Source Validation, and Intelligence Special Projects. Excels when working both individually and in groups. Gained respect from Commanders and peers alike, and was sought after and seen as a vital asset for mission accomplishment while deployed in combat zones. Overcomes all obstacles and is motivated by mission accomplishment and personnel safety. Excellent communication, interview, interpersonal, and presentation skills. Regarded by others as a creative leader with a repu tation for honesty, loyalty, and integrity. Currently possesses an active Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmentalized Information security clearance. Real world experience includes:Multiple deployments in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring FreedomTwo years experience serving as a Non-Commissioned OfficerSeven months serving as a senior Counterintelligence staff officer for the G2 Ten years serving as an Airborne Ranger Infantryman Three years serving as a detailed US Army recruiter PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCESpecial Forces Analyst (Full- time, 84 hours per week) February 2013- Present(BAE SYSTEMS) Jalalabad, Afghanistan (3rd Special Forces Group)Provided analysis and research for industry, infrastructure, technology, country, geographic area, biographic and targeted vulnerability. Prepared assessments of current events based on the sophisticated collection, research and analysis of classified/unclassified and open source information. Assisted with the transfor mation of targeted priority individuals to a restructured country wide warrant based operations effort. Collected data using a combination of standard intelligence methods and business processes. Analyzed evidence collected to establish probable cause and attain warrants in efforts to target specific persons or organizationsConducted analysis of raw and fused intelligence data directly linked to insurgent activityEstablished procedures to mitigate civilian casualties and pinpoint kinetic strikes based on location of evidence collectedCoordinated with other Government Agencies to analyze geographical and historical data in order to both prepare and support future operations Researched, developed, presented and published products related to insurgent activities and threatsSupport Specialist (Full-time, 82 hours per week) October 2012 January 2013Camp Phoenix, Kabul Province, AfghanistanSupport Specialist specializing in counterintelligence and responsible for inte rviewing walk-in sources, conducting screenings on locally employed persons (LEP screenings), supporting security/OPSEC/force protection programs and providing timely written recommendations and assessments. Provided direct support to CI teams and CI Support Teams (CST)s Provided administrative and analytical support to CI investigations or TARP cases Provided examination support in conducting Preliminary Credibility Assessment Screening System (PCASS) examinations as required by ISAF/USFOR-A Supported OPSEC/TARP awareness programs Conducted multiple interviews, debriefs, elicitation techniques, and tactical questioning surrounding force protection issues or indicators regarding a foreign intelligence service threat Evaluated information requiring further CI investigation Agent CI Staff Officer (Full-time, 40+ hours per week) January 2012 July 2012Headquarters and Headquarters Company, Army Sustainment CommandSenior Staff Officer specializing in c ounterintelligence and responsible for providing direct counterintelligence support to the Commanding General and eight brigades located in over 75 locations worldwide; conducted Force Protection and Anti-Terrorism operations; maintained accountability of equipment in excess of $250,000. Augmented with Military Intelligence 902nd Command to assist with joint Counterintelligence investigations. Conducted liaison with federal, state, and local law enforcement and security agencies throughout the Iowa and Illinois Quad Cities RegionSpecial Agent (Full-time, 40+ hours per week) October 2009 December 20111st Special Forces Group (Airborne) Special agent specializing in counterintelligence and assigned to the Group Support Battalion for 1st Special Forces Group responsible for the health, welfare, morale, and professional development of seven soldiers; maintained accountability of equipme nt in excess of $ 100,000.Acted as an Observer Controller certifying trainees in surveillance techniques in a multitude of geographical locations Conducted investigations directly relating or affiliated with 1st Special Forces Group in conjunction with Fort Lewis Military Intelligence CommandConducted annual threat and vulnerability assessment to the 1st Special Forces Group Compound Special Agent (Full-time, 80+ hours per week) March 2011 - August 2011 A co, 3rd BN, 1st Special Forces Group (Airborne) DeployedServed as the primary Operational Management Team Sergeant in Northern Afghanistan and managed five Special Forces Teams collection requirementsDeveloped and maintained relationships with multiple key political figures of the Afghan government and conducted multiple meetings at off-site locationsConducted asset validation, testing, and de-confliction within the 1st Special Forces area of operationsAssisted with identifying, planning, and executing the emplacement of a Village Stability Operation (VSO) site Conducted technical surveillance encompassing both audio and visual devices in efforts to support target identification and or to establish patterns Employed surveillance and counter surveillance techniques in support of various planned activities throughout Northern and Eastern AfghanistanResponsible for conducting all counterintelligence related investigations for Special Operations Task Force North, Afghanistan Conducted liaison and worked in conjunction with several intelligence agencies to include the CIA, DIA, and other DOD entities Airborne Ranger Infantryman (Full-time, 40+ hours per week) August 1998 May 2009 2nd Ranger Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment 5th Ranger Training Battalion, Ranger Training BrigadeB co 3rd Battalion, 7th InfantryConducted over 45 airborne operations with follow on missions to include airfield seizuresMaintained expert qualification status with the M4 carbine, squad aut omatic weapon M249, and M9 pistolServed as the Company Master Breacher, specializing in ballistic, mechanical, and explosive breachingLed soldiers in both peace and war time conditions as a fire team leader and squad leader, and platoon SergeantInstructed multiple close quarters combat and live fire exercisesServed as a mentor and instructor preparing soldiers to achieve the standards and ability to pass the mountain phase of the premier military leadership school Ranger SchoolB co 3rd Battalion, 7th Infantry-Deployed (Full-time, 80+ hours per week) February 2008 Decemb...