Craig David Werner

• I was trained at the US Army Training Center Fort Leonard Wood Missouri for my role under Military Police. My primary job while on duty was Field Police Officer for Camp Lejeune In North Carolina was to maintain operational readiness in patrolling and security details for Ohio Class Nuclear Submarines. I facilitated security logistics and deployment of personnel for security details for two separate Nuclear sub refuel missions. My critical thinking, situational analysis, and resolve were tested during these duties on a few occasions and thanks to the training I received I can say with full confidence I made the accurate calls and assessments.
• I had the opportunity to act as security detail for two nuclear power submarines. One in Norfolk Naval Shipyard in Virginia and the other for Puget Naval Shipyard in Washington. Both details lasted roughly 6 months each and here I learned the exceptional value of procedures and accountability. It was of absolute pertinence that procedures for not only refueling but security were followed to the letter.

-Courses under the United States Marine Core

• I was guided through several additional courses during this time that included:
• Risk Management (2018), Ethics (2018), Use of Force (2018), Leadership & Ethics (2018), Advanced Machine Gunners Course (2019), Incidental Radio Operators Course (2019), Physical Security Specialist (2020), Handcuffing Offenders (2020), Encountering PTSD & Mental Illness (2020), Use of Force Updated(2020)

-Duty Stations/Missions

• Camp Pendleton – MCRD Basic Training April 2017
• Fort Leonard Wood Missouri – Military Police Course August 2017 – February 2018
• Camp Lejeune North Carolina – Field Police Officer February 2018 – April 2021
• Norfolk Naval Shipyard Portsmouth Virginia– Security Detail USS Wyoming 2018 (6 Months)
• Puget Naval Shipyard Washington – Security Detail Nuclear Submarine 2020 (6 Months)