Kyler Lardieri

I am pursuing a career in the private sector so i can use the skills and experience i have gained over the years in order to improve an already reputable organization in any way i can. I'm an 0311 Infantryman with 4 years of experience in United States Marine Corps so that i can Solid communication, planning and problem-solving abilities. Outstanding team collaboration, leadership and multi-tasking skills. Hardworking well-qualified professional maintaining equipment, completing patrols and briefing leadership. Knowledgeable about risk, safety gear and terrain assessments.

• STCW95 - 2022
• Advanced Infantry Course (USMC) - 2018
• First Aid, AED, CPR, and Water Survival (USMC) - 2018
• Raven Course (USMC) - 2018
• Less than lethal Training Course (USMC) - 2016
• Counter Intel Course (USMC) - 2016
• Tactical Combat Casualty Care (USMC) - 2015

June 2015 - June 2019

Job Title - United States Marine

Primary MOS - 0311/ Infantryman

• Team/Squad Leader with 2nd Light Armored Reconnaissance
• Raven Operator
• Deployment - 24th MEU
• Prior operational security experience in amphibious and maritime environments to include the Mediterranean Sea, Suez Canal, Red Sea, Golf of Aden and the Arabian Sea
  

To Whom It May Concern:

My name is John Riley, I served as a Captain in the United States Marine Corps and it is my pleasure to submit this letter of recommendation on behalf of Kyler Lardieri. I have known Kyler for over 6 years and had the honor of being his platoon commander while we were both on Active Duty in the United States Marines. My unit demanded a high level of intelligence, integrity, physical stamina and self-motivation. Kyler immediately set himself apart from his peers as a self-starter, tactically proficient, and an intelligent decision maker. He worked deftly not only to master the skills required of him but to raise the level of the team around him. During his time with my platoon, we conducted a six-month pre-deployment work up and an eightmonth deployment to the Middle East and Africa as part of the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit. During this time, we conducted multiple straits transits during which my platoon was responsible for the defense of the amphibious task force – specifically manning topside positions, helping to track and mitigate small boat activity from both state and non-state actors. Kyler was a pivotal member of these teams, responsible for tracking and communicating potential threats, understanding the clear lines of escalation of force and rules of engagement. In addition, he served as a member of our elite scout teams, responsible for conducting reconnaissance and security operations which included in depth planning, attention to detail, and operating independently in a small unit setting. These assignments required sound judgement as well as a disciplined patience. He continually impressed me and was a strong role model for his fellow Marines. As he progressed, he demonstrated he could be trusted to complete any and all tasks with little to no supervision allowing senior leaders to focus on the bigger strategic picture. Kylers individual work ethic, his calm composure under pressure and tactical instincts made him a pleasure to command and serve with. I cannot speak highly enough of him and know he would be an outstanding reflection on your organization.

If I can be of further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me at (978) 580-6382 / JTRiley89@gmail.com.

Respectfully Submitted,

John T Riley