Gregory B. Lynn Jr.

Unit: HQMC Intelligence Department, Information Intelligence Division

• Evaluated over 200 all-source products to ensure compliance with Intelligence Community Directives and standards, maintaining accuracy and relevance.
• Aided the Intelligence Director in the conduct of over 20 executive-level intelligence briefings to the Commandant of the Marine Corps, Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps, and the Deputy Commandant for Information.
• Facilitated collaboration with 14 analysts from various functions, disciplines, and area expertise to integrate analysis and produce all-source cross-regional multi-functional assessments.
• Assessed future military developments, capabilities, doctrine, and weapon acquisition on the Commandant of the Marine Corps identified pacing threat.
• Submitted 9 formal collection requirements and evaluations to collectors across SIGINT, HUMINT, and IMINT intelligence disciplines.

Unit: Marine Corps Intelligence Activity, Asia Pacific Region Branch

• Led a team comprised of 28 individual analysts through the Analytic Design Process to develop original all-source analytic assessments from concept to finished product.
• Collaborated with senior intelligence analysts and S2 Director to produce quarterly and annual global intelligence estimates for CMC Force Design 2030.
• Coordinated production plans and facilitated cross-directorate/divisional/branch production on a quarterly basis.
• Developed and executed the Asia-Pacific Regional Branch FY23 Program of Analysis and deliberate production schedule in alignment with organizational guidance and policies.
• Conducted Senior Intelligence Analyst 1st and 3rd level review.
• Evaluated over 60 all-source intelligence assessments/products for compliance with Intelligence Community Directive 203.
• Maintained in-depth knowledge of current geopolitical, security, and intelligence trends, specializing in the Indonesia Pacific Asia Command region.

Unit: Marine Corps Intelligence Activity, Kill Chain Analysis Branch

• Managed target system analysis portfolio with 14 analyst. Performed in-depth analysis of pacing threat command and control, computers, cyber, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance apparatus.
• Developed and executed Branch FY22 Program of Analysis and deliberate production schedule in alignment with organizational guidance and policies.
• Published (4) all-source written intelligence assessments; prepared and presented (15) briefings to staff officers and commanders in accordance with Intelligence Community Tradecraft Standards.
• On a quarterly basis, represented MCIA/KCA at designated interagency and community meetings, conferences, and forums, ensuring effective communication and collaboration the Joint Service Initiative.
• On a weekly basis, collaborated with interagency partners to support intelligence analysis and dissemination, fostering effective communication and cooperation across multiple agencies.

Unit: The Basic School, Training and Education Command

• Conducted over 10 detailed training exercises to ensure proficiency in basic infantry skills.
• Led 4 tactical planning sessions to determine mission objectives.
• On 4 occasions, assessed terrain features to determine optimal routes for movement of personnel and equipment.
• Maintained daily accountability of assigned personnel, weapons, equipment and supplies.
• Operated successfully under wide range of lighting, weather and stress conditions to complete training objectives.
• Led infantry platoon of 35 Marines in live-fire combat operations exercises, providing tactical guidance for individuals with varying strengths.

Unit: Marine Corps Tactics and Operations Group, Training and Education Command

• Facilitated over 900 hrs of classroom lectures to mentor intermediate and senior level analyst on developing quantitative and qualitative research strategies, analytic methods, and collection requirements.
• Evaluated over 60 individual progress of trainees during tactical decision exercises and wargames.
• Assessed over 60 student knowledge of Intelligence functions and best practices through written examinations.
• Maintained in-depth knowledge of current geopolitical, security, and intelligence trends, specializing in the Middle East and Africa, Russia, and Asia-Pacific region.
• Collaborated with other instructors to refine existing lesson plans and create new ones.
• Provided feedback on countless number of students performance throughout each exercise or evaluation.

• Provided overall leadership and supervision to over 60 watchstanders and 10 locally employed personnel.
• Maintained awareness of current Department of State and Department of Defense regulations, policies, and procedures related to the mission.
• Managed 13 programs, to include financial resources within the detachment's budget authority, amounting to over 10 million dollars in assets.
• Organized weekly meetings to discuss operational objectives with senior Department of State principle staff.
• Oversaw monthly logistics activities including transportation, supply chain management, inventory control.
• Monitored security systems that protect classified information assets.
• Created an environment conducive to professional development opportunities for subordinates.
• Supervised the maintenance of morale welfare programs designed to enhance team cohesion.

Unit: Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 262, 1st Marine Aircraft Wing.

• Oversaw intelligence operations program within the squadron, including collections, analysis, and dissemination.
• Assessed potential threats to assault support operations in the INDOPACOM AOR, including adversary integrated air defense, man portable air defense development, anti-air artillery, and electronic warfare capabilities.
• Provided over 70 intelligence briefings to squadron leadership and aircrew to enhance situational awareness and mission planning.
• Collaborated with mission planners daily to incorporate intelligence into operational plans and tactics
• Advised force protection measures when appropriate to minimize risks to squadron personnel and assets, deployed.
• Maintained squadron Security Management and Special Access programs for over 130 personnel.

Unit: 1st Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment (OIF/OEF).

• Developed and executed collection plans based on Battalion Commander needs and operational objectives.
• Conducted research, analysis, interpretation, evaluation, and integration of complex data from multiple intelligence resources to assess events' relevance and significance.
• Allocated and tasked intelligence collection assets, including HUMINT, SIGINT, IMINT, and other resources needed.
• Coordinated collection efforts with higher headquarters, adjacent units, and external agencies to ensure a comprehensive intelligence picture.
• Collaborated with senior intelligence analysts to produce Intelligence Preparations of the Battlespace (IPB) for principal and staff officers.
• Utilized various traditional and non-traditional collection platforms, sensors, and equipment to gather information.
• Participated in internal working groups to address analytic issues.

Unit: 1st Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion (OIF).

• Compiled daily classified reports on significant developments in the intelligence field for review by supervisors.
• Produced documents outlining procedures for collecting, analyzing, and reporting on classified material.
• Maintained a secure environment within which sensitive data can be stored securely without risk of compromise.
• Assessed the accuracy of incoming reports from external sources prior to their dissemination throughout the organization.
• Supported operational planning and execution of intelligence operations (IO) and military information support operations (MISO).
• Prepared briefs and intelligence presentations and disseminated to appropriate stakeholders.