George A. Schumacher IV
Honolulu,HI
Summary
U.S. Navy Master-at-Arms and law-enforcement leader with over 10 years of progressively increased experience in criminal-investigation oversight, installation policing, high-threat security, and executive protection. Served three years as a Watch Commander overseeing more than 50 military and civilian personnel across three installations and overseeing more than 200 cases involving interviews, interrogations, arrests/apprehensions, searches and seizures, crime-scene response, and incident reporting. Since July 2021, has served with Naval Criminal Investigative Service protective operations, leading a 16-person joint team of Sailors, Marines, and civilian Special Agents supporting the Commander, U.S. Indo-Pacific Command and other senior national-security leaders. Experienced in UCMJ apprehension authority and federal citation authority; experienced with NCIC and CLEOC. Known for sound judgment, operational planning, personnel development, 100% mission success, and zero operational mishaps.
Overview
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Certification
10
10
years of professional experience
Work History
Leading Petty Officer / Protective Operations Shift Leader / Detail Training Officer (MA1, E-6)
U.S. Navy - Naval Criminal Investigative Service, Global Operations Detachment Hawaii
Hawaii
07.2021 - Current
- Serve as first-line supervisor for a 16-person joint Protective Operations detail of Sailors, Marines, and civilian NCIS Special Agents; directs daily personnel assignments, operational planning, administration, training, risk mitigation, and mission execution for the Commander, U.S. Indo-Pacific Command.
- Planned, coordinated, and executed more than 100 domestic and overseas high-risk protective-service missions and 1,130 motorcade movements; managed 44 foreign-service nationals and coordinated with host-nation, local law-enforcement, and Department of Defense partners, achieving 100% mission success with zero mishaps.
- Supervised more than 12,000 operational hours of close-protection services for the President, Vice President, Chairman and Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Commander U.S. Special Operations Command, Commander U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, Commandant of the Marine Corps, and other United States of America senior leaders.
- Qualified over 18 Protective Service Agents and Special Agents as Detail Training Officer; enforced performance standards, evaluated readiness, corrected deficiencies, and standardized protective-service procedures.
- Manage four critical protective programs and more than $650,000 in vehicles, weapons, communications equipment, and mission-essential gear with zero losses or mission-impacting discrepancies.
- 60+ hours/week
- Hawaii / Indo-Pacific Area of Responsibility
Chief of Guard / Work Center Supervisor / Maritime Security Team Leader (MA2, E-5)
U.S. Navy - Coastal Riverine Group Two / Maritime Expeditionary Security Group Two, Detachment Bahrain
Bahrain
04.2019 - 07.2021
- Served as a first-line supervisor for embarked security and intelligence teams of up to 14 Sailors conducting high-threat security and 360-degree defensive protection of U.S. Military Sealift Command high-value assets during 13 chokepoint transits, 25 port visits, and 56 underway replenishments.
- Planned and supervised point defense, standoff observation, visual intelligence collection, access control, communications, weapons employment, and emergency-response procedures supporting delivery of more than $5 million in combat logistics to U.S. and coalition forces with zero mission failures.
- Led four work centers through 2,850 maintenance hours, 104 quality-control spot checks, and five force revisions; maintained approximately $750,000 in mission-essential equipment with zero discrepancies.
- Received a Navy and Marine Corps Achievement medal for steadfast leadership as the first line tactical supervisor during a kinetic 5 hour engagement with a designated terrorist organization.
- 60+ hours/week
- Bahrain / U.S. Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh Fleet Areas of Responsibility
Watch Commander / Patrol Supervisor / Law-Enforcement Specialist (MASN-MA2, E-3 to E-5)
U.S. Navy - Naval Support Activity Hampton Roads
Norfolk, Virginia
02.2016 - 03.2019
- Served three years as a Watch Commander and law-enforcement supervisor, directing more than 50 military and civilian police/security personnel across three installations and precincts supporting 10 major flag and tenant commands.
- Supervised more than 200 criminal and law-enforcement cases involving victim, witness, and subject interviews; interrogations; arrests/apprehensions; searches and seizures; crime-scene and civil-disturbance response; traffic enforcement; and preparation and review of incident/complaint reports.
- Applied federal and state law, the Uniform Code of Military Justice, military regulations, probable-cause standards, UCMJ apprehension authority, and federal citation authority; used NCIC and CLEOC to support law-enforcement operations and process checks.
- Directed response to hundreds of calls for service and reviewed over 200 incident/complaint reports; executed randomized antiterrorism measures, patrol operations, vehicle and access-control enforcement, alarm response, and force-protection measures.
- Planned and evaluated 20 integrated police and antiterrorism drills involving 130 personnel; helped earn an above-fleet-average regional assessment and qualified 25 personnel in advanced watchstanding duties.
- Maintained accountability for $3 million in security equipment and an armory inventory of 119 weapons, 48 radios, 6,805 rounds of ammunition, and $319,000 in additional equipment with zero discrepancies.
- 60+ hours/week
- Norfolk, Portsmouth, and Chesapeake, Virginia
Education
Bachelor of Science - Criminal Justice
University of Maryland Global Campus
General Educational Development (GED) - undefined
High School Equivalency
Skills
- Criminal Investigation Oversight
- Interviews and Interrogations
- Arrests/Apprehensions
- Searches and Seizures
- Crime-Scene and Incident Response
- Investigative/Incident Reports
- Federal Law and UCMJ Enforcement
- NCIC and CLEOC
- High-Risk Protective Operations
- Protective Advances and Motorcades
- Threat and Risk Mitigation
- Joint/Interagency Coordination
- Tactical Team Leader
- Personnel Training and Development
- Program and Asset Accountability
Certification
- NCIS / Protective Operations Training: Protective Service Detail/Protective Service Specialist; Personal Security Advisor; Advance Agent; Shift Leader; Detail Training Officer; VIT Advanced Protective Driving Course; Emergency Vehicle Operator Course (EVOC); NCIS Basic Weapons Course; NCIS Automatic Weapons Course.
- Law-Enforcement / Expeditionary Training: Watch Commander; Chief of Guard; Firearms Line Coach; Expeditionary Combat Skills; Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC); Security Reaction Force-Advanced (Honor Graduate); FEMA emergency-management coursework.
- Authorities, Systems, and Credentials: UCMJ apprehension authority; federal citation authority; NCIC; CLEOC; Expeditionary Warfare Specialist; USMAP Security Specialist and Computer Operator certifications.
- Weapons Qualifications: Glock 19, M18, M9, M45, M4/M16, M500 shotgun, M240B, M2A1, and M203.
SELECTED AWARDS AND RECOGNITION
Joint Service Commendation Medal; Joint Service Achievement Medal; Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (4); Joint Meritorious Unit Commendation; 2017 Naval Support Activity Hampton Roads Junior Sailor of the Year; 2017 Bluejacket of the Quarter; Letters of Commendation.
Timeline
Leading Petty Officer / Protective Operations Shift Leader / Detail Training Officer (MA1, E-6)
U.S. Navy - Naval Criminal Investigative Service, Global Operations Detachment Hawaii
07.2021 - Current
Chief of Guard / Work Center Supervisor / Maritime Security Team Leader (MA2, E-5)
U.S. Navy - Coastal Riverine Group Two / Maritime Expeditionary Security Group Two, Detachment Bahrain
04.2019 - 07.2021
Watch Commander / Patrol Supervisor / Law-Enforcement Specialist (MASN-MA2, E-3 to E-5)
U.S. Navy - Naval Support Activity Hampton Roads
02.2016 - 03.2019
General Educational Development (GED) - undefined
High School Equivalency
Bachelor of Science - Criminal Justice
University of Maryland Global Campus