Blas A. Camilo

• Deputized by the Cayuga Nation Police to assist and facilitate the departments needs
• Conducting court ordered removal of occupants residing inside of nation owned homes
• Proved mobile and static security of various locations owned by the nation
• Coordinate and communicate with adjacent agencies including FBI, ATF, Seneca Police Dept and NY state patrol.

POC: Adam Downs (773) 676 – 4840

• 208-2716 Electrical, Conduct various electrical needs to aid in the development of the refuge camp for the incoming Afghan nationals to Fort Dix, NJ
• Asist and lead 5-10 man teams to provide electrical power to over 100 rooms in over 22 housing tents
• Coordinate with Military personnel and other DOD contractors to assist with the overall mission in providing temporary housing for over 80,000 Afghan nationals
• Perform scheduled maintenance of electrical circuitry consisting of 120v, 240v, and 480v
• Implement the use of FLIR Thermal camera to identify, record and repair electrical components, perform over 22 Cadwelds for various sized generators.

POC: Supervisor - Jerry Foley (479) 208-2716

• Used experience and expertise to train, supervise and motivate diverse groups and individuals; lead a team of 3 Soldiers in over 13 live fire exercises in varied weather conditions across the U.S
• And overseas
• Learned, qualified and trained others on the M4 Carbine, M9 pistol, M249 Automatic Rifle, M240B machine gun, and M2 machine gun as well as various weapon optics, night vision devices, thermal imaging devices, and multiple radio platforms
• Operated as the lead Helicopter Landing Zone (HLZ) technician for 7 month at, in support of Operation Freedom Sentinel and Resolute Support mission
• Facilitated all rotary Air Movement Requests (AMRs) and Space Available travel of over 340 service members of all military branches, DOD and civilian contractors, US Special Operations Force (SOF), Slovak SOF, Polish SOF and Special Operations Assistance Group (SOAG) throughout the southern Kabul area of operation
• Maintained 100% accountability of over 3,000 incoming and outgoing travelers and accurately reported the end of day personnel movements; providing situational awareness to the base commander
• Increased overall HLZ efficiency by over 60% through implementing new standard operating procedures, maintaining all assigned HLZ equipment and buildings worth over $100,000 and by reorganizing all storage containers and equipment on the HLZ
• Certified on a 10k forklift, tracked Bobcat, and a gator in order to safely prepare, inspect, load and unloaded equipment in aircraft for over 900 flights as well as 33 sling load operations
• Mentored Non-Commissioned Officers, Officers and military personnel from three different countries on how to properly ship well over 75 tons of all classes of supply;
• Applied proper radio communications to coordinate the safe arrival and departure of 8 variations of aircraft including UH-60s, UH-47s, CHI-46 Summers, CHI-47 Summers, CHI-46 Winters, CHI-47 Winters, MI-17s, and PUMAs operated by 5 Task Forces and comprised of 4 coalition nations
• Supported base defense operations by ensuring that all five “State-of-the-Art Small Arms Detection System” (aka Boomerang Systems) remained operational at all times while also being responsible for securing the HLZ during 7 base defense drills.

• Specialized in mobile/long term surveillance, locating witnesses, workman’s compensation, medical malpractice and auto liability across central and South Florida
• Investigative reporting and database research in order to locate persons or to compile information for various investigations
• Investigated and assisted in over 175 cases in the South Florida region for insurance companies, law firms, corporations and businesses
• Use of undercover surveillance tactics and documentation with use of high definition video recording equipment and video editing software to compile evidence for criminal/ civil cases
• Comprehensive report writing using logged activity times with corresponding video and picture evidence.