Mark Trumbull

Developed and implemented innovative logistics solutions, resulting in major positive impacts for the United States Special Operations Command's maritime initiatives.

• Directed high-performing team of submersible technicians, logisticians, IT professionals, boat operators, divers, and medics in support of a SEAL Delivery Vehicle Team Task Unit during a demanding training cycle and deployment for national security objectives.
• Organized and led all maritime surface safety support and air-cargo operations for combined Navy attack submarine and SEAL/diver special operations integration.
• Specified, validated, and implemented numerous $1M+ support vessel contracts.

• Led underwater medical response for SEAL Delivery Vehicle, unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV), and diver high-risk operations conducted on a Virginia-class submarine.
• Dry Deck Shelter (DDS) Hangar and Lock-out Trunk (LOT) in-water operator.
• Hyperbaric Chamber Operator and Diving Medical Technician.

• Master Training Specialist leading curriculum development and delivery for the Explosive Ordnance Diver and Amphibious Reconnaissance Corpsman/Diving Medical Technician courses of instruction.
• SCUBA, hyperbaric recompression chamber, and MK-16 close circuit rebreather diving supervisor.
• Physical training and in-water safety specialist.

• 1998-2002: Electrician, Powerplant Operator Search and Rescue Swimmer aboard Amphibious Transport Ship, USS DENVER.
• 2002-2004: Marine Mammal Trainer/Handler with Naval Special Clearance Team ONE. Spearhead team member of the first and only wartime deployment of bottlenose dolphins for mine countermeasures (Basra, Iraq, 2003).
• 2005-2007: Salvage Diver and Range Safety Officer with Mobile Diving Salvage Unit One (Pearl Harbor, HI).