Adam Johnson

Infantry First Sergeant with the U.S. Army National Guard, skilled in risk assessment, personnel management, and enhancing operational readiness. Demonstrates a proven track record of fostering a strong safety culture through effective leadership and communication, driving mission success and team cohesion in demanding environments. Committed to delivering exceptional safety training and operational efficiency, with a strong ability to adapt to new challenges. Brings analytical expertise, collaborative teamwork, and a proactive approach to professional development, coupled with a dedication to continuous learning and growth. Served with 1-17 Infantry regiment from 2003-2015. Deployed twice to Afghanistan during operation enduring freedom. Joined the National guard in 2015 after leaving the Regular Army 2015 -Present. 1 Deployment with the National Guard to Africa (Somalia) served with Marine MARSOC (special forces) community.

Developed and implemented comprehensive safety protocols

adopted by the Special Forces/ Infantry units on ground for operations in remote areas, ensuring the safe and efficient use of air medical evacuation (medevac) to local hospitals. Reducing the time to next level care by 80%.

Developed reporting process for DSCA (natural disasters response) and training procedures that range from Lubbock TX to El Paso TX. Reducing response time/mission readiness by 30%.

Developed safety/SOP guidelines for swift water rescue and training trackers currently being used by half of Texas.

Ran over 2000 live fire ranges that incorporated mortars and rockets with zero safety issues.

Developed CCP (casualty collection point) SOPs are still being taught at JRTC. This SOP decreases the amount of time between the level care by 50 percent.