KAMEN AMIL ROBBINS
Keller
Summary
Dynamic Marine Security Guard with extensive experience at the Marine Corps, excelling in armed security and crisis management. Proven ability to enhance facility safety through effective surveillance and access control measures. Adept at training teams in emergency response tactics, demonstrating strong leadership and attention to detail in high-pressure environments. Highly trained Marine Security Guard with experience in maintaining security and safety within embassies and consulates worldwide. Strengths include robust physical fitness, high-stress tolerance, and superior situational awareness skills. Demonstrated ability to respond quickly and effectively to emergency situations, ensuring optimal protection of personnel and facilities. Seasoned security team member with advanced understanding of facility, grounds, personnel and asset security practices. Highly observant and diligent with high integrity, strong attention to detail and excellent problem-solving abilities. Trained in weapons, defensive tactics and conflict de-escalation techniques. Experienced in fast-paced environments and adaptable to last-minute changes. Thrives under pressure and consistently earns high marks for work quality and speed. Vigilant professional in the security and protection field, known for high productivity and efficient completion of tasks. Skilled in surveillance techniques, risk assessment, and emergency response coordination. Excelling in communication, teamwork, and problem-solving to ensure safety and security in all assignments.
Overview
7
7
years of professional experience
10
10
Certifications
Work History
Marine Security Guard (MSG)
MARINE CORPS
12.2022 - Current
- The MSG will be assigned to duty to one of 140 plus MSG detachments around the world. The MSG will provide armed internal security to designated U.S. diplomatic and consular facilities to prevent the compromise of classified information and equipment vital to the national security of the Unites States. As part of the MSG detachment, the detachment member’s secondary mission is to provide protection for U.S. citizens and U.S. government property located within designated U.S. diplomatic and consular premises during exigent circumstances, which require immediate aid or action. The detachment member will be physically and mentally capable of enduring a direct counter-intelligence and combat environment, master interior guard procedures, be proficient with security, anti-terrorism, and counter espionage tactics. The MSG member must also be knowledgeable in law enforcement techniques, small arms handling and employment, emergency first aide, force continuum, less than lethal application, and entry and access control procedures.
- Monitored and maintained surveillance systems, ensuring functionality and coverage across all critical areas.
- Provided armed security at U.S. diplomatic facilities to prevent unauthorized access and protect sensitive information.
- Executed visitor screening processes to ensure only authorized personnel granted access to secure areas.
- Conducted regular surveillance of facility grounds, identifying and addressing potential security threats proactively.
- Coordinated emergency response measures during security incidents, ensuring safety of personnel and property.
- Implemented access control measures to regulate entry and enhance security protocols at designated locations.
- Engaged in patrol operations, both on foot and in vehicle, to deter criminal activity and maintain order.
- Trained fellow personnel in security procedures and emergency response tactics to foster a culture of safety.
- Responded to emergency calls for service in a timely manner.
- Maintained a high level of vigilance during duty hours, remaining alert to all activity within the vicinity.
- Conducted searches when necessary to ensure safety standards are met.
- Adhered to strict confidentiality regarding sensitive information concerning personnel, operations.
- Reported suspicious activity or incidents to the appropriate authorities.
- Responded to security alarms and investigated disturbances promptly.
- Provided friendly and professional assistance to employees, visitors and customers.
Transmissions System Operator
MARINE CORPS
04.2019 - 12.2022
- Field radio operators identify personnel who employ radio to send and receive messages. Typical duties include the setup and tuning of radio equipment, including antennas and power sources; establishing contact with distant stations; processing and logging of messages; making changes to frequencies or cryptographic codes; and maintaining equipment at the first echelon.
- Configured and managed complex systems to ensure operational effectiveness and security compliance.
- Assisted users with technical issues, providing timely solutions to enhance user productivity.
- Conducted regular training sessions on system use and best practices for end-users.
- Installed new hardware components and software applications as needed.
- Troubleshot network problems to provide quick resolution for users.
- Operated as key radio operator in Mortarmen platoon, directing execution of fire missions.
Basic Communications Marine
MARINE CORPS
12.2018 - 04.2019
- A basic MOS represents the learner level for the particular Occupation Field. It is assigned as a specific MOS in that field or upon being assigned for retraining.
- Executed tactical training exercises to enhance unit readiness and operational effectiveness.
- Assisted in the maintenance and repair of equipment, ensuring optimal functionality during missions.
- Maintained accurate inventory records of equipment and supplies to support operational needs.
Marine Combat Training - Enlisted
MARINE CORPS
10.2018 - 12.2018
- Executed tactical drills to enhance unit performance and readiness for combat situations.
- Conducted routine maintenance checks on weapons and equipment to ensure operational readiness.
- Participated in joint exercises with allied forces to improve coordination and effectiveness.
- Led small teams in simulated combat scenarios to develop leadership and teamwork skills.
- Conducted physical fitness assessments to maintain peak operational capability among team members.
- Utilized radio communication systems to coordinate tactical movements and relay critical information.
- Engaged in constant situational awareness to identify and mitigate potential threats.
- Operated radio communication systems to transmit messages between units.
Basic Marine with Enlistment Guarantee
MARINE CORPS
07.2018 - 10.2018
- A Marine whose military qualifications and experience are not developed to be sufficient or adequate for qualification in other MOSs.
- Executed tactical training exercises to enhance unit readiness and operational effectiveness.
- Conducted daily inspections of equipment and facilities, ensuring operational integrity and compliance.
- Participated in combat drills to maintain proficiency in weapon handling and tactical maneuvers.
- Engaged in physical fitness training to uphold the highest standards of combat readiness.
Education
High School Diploma -
Central High School
Keller, TX05-2018
Skills
- Armed security
- Surveillance systems
- Emergency response
- Access control
- Anti-terrorism tactics
- Crisis management
- Technical troubleshooting
- Team collaboration
- Risk assessment
- Conflict resolution
- Situational awareness
- Equipment maintenance
- Training development
- Professional communication
- Threat assessment
- Force protection
- Attention to detail
- Firearms proficiency
- Adaptability and resilience
- Physical fitness
- Defensive tactics
- Perimeter security
- Close quarters combat
- Security protocols
- Incident command
- Military operations
- Firearms handling
- Security operations
- Anti-terrorism measures
- Alarm systems monitoring
- Tactical operations
- Self-defense training
- Less-lethal weapons
- Weapons maintenance
- Physical security assessments
- Electronic surveillance
- Security clearance
- Security equipment operation
- First aid and CPR
- Explosive detection
- Personnel assistance
- Combat training
- Radio operations
- Tactical training
- Problem solving
- Effective communication
- Leadership skills
- Team coordination
- Incident reporting
- Secure voice communications
- Radio operator certification
- Radio operator training
- Field radio operations
- Radio system troubleshooting
- Frequency hopping techniques
- Radio transmission protocols
- Radio programming
- Satellite communications
Years In Service
7
Military Service Component
Marine Corps, Active
Date Of Information
09/01/25
Pay Grade
E-5
Training History
- T3W, Sergeants DEP, 01/01/24, 365 Self-pace, (60 hours), 3 semester hours in principles of supervision
- C21, Corporals, 04/01/23, 3 weeks (103 hours), 3 semester hours in leadership and 3 in operation risk assessment
- L9Q, Corporals, 01/01/23, 365 Self-pace, (30 hours), 3 semester hours in leadership
- 81H, MARINE SECURITY GUARD, 12/01/22, 2 Months, 1 Week, 2 Days
- T8J, Leading Marines DEP, 02/01/20, 365 Self-paced, (15 hours)
- 25U, Field Radio Operator, 04/01/19, 8 weeks (280 hours), 2 semester hours in radio operation and troubleshooting and 1 in antenna theory
- KJT, PROOF OF CONCEPT BASIC COMMUNICATIONS COURSE, 01/01/19, 4 Weeks, 1 Day
- M92, Marine Combat Training, 12/01/18, 6 weeks (260 hours)
- 808, Recruit Training Master FY11, 10/01/18, 14 weeks (528-547 hours), 1 semester hour in first aid, 1 in land navigation, 1 in self-defense, 3 in physical fitness and 3 in marksmanship
Accomplishments
NATIONAL DEFENSE SERVICE MEDAL
Certification
BASIC COMMUNICATIONS COURSE
References
References available upon request.
Timeline
Marine Security Guard (MSG)
MARINE CORPS
12.2022 - Current
Transmissions System Operator
MARINE CORPS
04.2019 - 12.2022
Basic Communications Marine
MARINE CORPS
12.2018 - 04.2019
Marine Combat Training - Enlisted
MARINE CORPS
10.2018 - 12.2018
Basic Marine with Enlistment Guarantee
MARINE CORPS
07.2018 - 10.2018
High School Diploma -
Central High School