Joshua Brewer

Conducted and supported analysis of information operations (IO) intelligence related to political, economic, social, cultural, physical, geographic, technical or military issues in specific foreign countries. Identified potential and existing threats and vulnerabilities. Wrote and presented briefings and reports based on intelligence findings. Eliminated process discrepancies by accurately investigating organized crime, homicide, fraud and other major crime cases while preparing, submitting and aiding district attorney prosecution cases. Sought out witnesses to obtain information about identifiable violations of local, state or federal statutes. Prepared detailed reports and affidavits for courts by obtaining information through physical surveillance and thorough investigations. Conducted multi-jurisdictional investigations to identify and dismantle criminal organizations.

Department of Defense qualified instructor to perform, demonstrate, and teach Force Reconnaissance Platoons and Battalion Reconnaissance Platoon Close Quarters Tactics. Primary weapons instructor for the 1911 and M-4 Carbine during courses. Educated students using customized teaching methods and hands-on curriculum. Delivered group lectures and hands-on demonstrations to instruct students. Assessed student needs in context of qualifications, limitations, abilities and interests. Prepared and administered tests and assessments to track and monitor academic performance. Carried out balanced program of instruction and work time to give students optimal learning experiences. Coached students in using video and social media storytelling to improve visual intelligence of projects. Established and communicated clear objectives for lessons and projects. Promoted high customer satisfaction by resolving problems with knowledgeable and friendly service.

Department of State qualifications with Triple Canopy in terrorist operations, organization of a protective detail, protective services formations and standard operating procedures, protective security advances, driver training, vehicle dynamics, evasive maneuvers, armored vehicle dynamics, basic motorcade operations, radio procedures, countermeasures, emergency medical training, firearms, defensive tactics and land navigation. Collaborated with state agencies and benefits coordinators to develop individualized plans for each case. Escorted individuals requiring personal protection to provide safe transport to specified locations.

1st Force Reconnaissance Company, 3rd Reconnaissance Battalion, and Marine Special Operations Command.

Deployed conducting combat operations in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom I, II, III. Primarily utilized as Urban Reconnaissance/Surveillance teams for direct action missions, and as over watch teams for both Counter-Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) Surveillance and provided Guardian over watch for public events such as Iraqi Security Force graduation ceremonies and public elections. Earliest operational experiences include Operation Determined Response in Aden for the USS Cole bombing in October 2000 and Kuwait City civil unrest.