Richard Pendleton

U.S. Army Human Intelligence (HUMINT) collectors gather information about adversaries by conducting interrogations, debriefings, and source operations, and by analyzing and reporting on collected intelligence. Their duties include screening human sources and documents, translating foreign materials, and providing intelligence support for Army leaders. They use questioning techniques and a deep understanding of human psychology to uncover enemy intentions, strengths, and vulnerabilities.

• Conducting operations: Performing interrogations, debriefings, and military source operations (MSO) with human sources. This can involve questioning enemy prisoners of war, defectors, or local populations to gather information.
• Information analysis and reporting: Analyzing intelligence information and preparing written reports to inform Army leaders. This includes creating technical reports on captured enemy documents and ensuring proper security measures are in place.
• Language and translation: Conducting duties in foreign languages and translating written foreign material into English. They may also act as interpreters.
• Screening and liaison: Assisting in screening human intelligence sources and documents, and serving as an intelligence liaison with other agencies and friendly forces.
• Technical application: Using Army HUMINT computer systems and communications equipment to support operations and conduct analysis.
• Supervision and guidance: At higher levels, supervising and directing HUMINT collection efforts and advising commanders on HUMINT support during the military decision-making process.

• Investigated incidents and crimes, collected evidence, and recorded witness statements.
• Testified effectively in court, presenting clear evidence that contributed to successful case outcomes.
• Patrolled designated areas in patrol vehicle and on foot to identify security and safety issues.
• Conducted thorough investigations that led to the successful prosecution of numerous offenders.
• Managed crime scenes meticulously, preserving vital evidence for forensic analysis and case resolutions.
• Participated in high-risk arrest warrants, ensuring apprehension of dangerous individuals while minimizing collateral risks.
• Enforced traffic laws, contributing to noticeable decrease in traffic violations and accidents in jurisdiction.
• Negotiated peaceful resolutions during conflict situations, minimizing need for force and reducing community tensions.
• Conducted detailed interviews with victims, witnesses, and suspects, gathering crucial information for case investigations.
• Participated in continuous firearms proficiency, defensive driving and arrest technique training.

• Patrolled assigned areas to check homes, businesses, and public roads for signs of disturbance.
• Participated in ongoing training opportunities to stay current on best practices, maintaining a high level of expertise within the field of law enforcement.
• Displayed sound judgment under pressure when making critical decisions that impact public safety during emergency situations.
• Answered emergency calls for help from citizens and business owners.
• Secured crime scenes, gathered evidence, and questioned witnesses.
• Handled domestic disputes tactfully, de-escalating tensions while providing appropriate support to affected individuals.
• Effectively diffused potentially dangerous situations through verbal negotiation techniques before escalating force was necessary.
• Testified effectively in court, contributing to successful prosecutions of offenders.

• Enforced local laws and regulations to maintain public safety and order.
• Conducted thorough investigations of crimes, gathering evidence and interviewing witnesses.
• Served warrants efficiently while maintaining strict adherence to legal guidelines and procedures.
• Assessed potentially dangerous situations quickly; employed de-escalation techniques when needed to maintain peace.
• Led patrols in high-crime areas, reducing incidents through proactive engagement and visibility.
• Utilized advanced communication systems for efficient coordination during emergencies and routine operations.
• Handled high-pressure situations calmly and professionally, minimizing risks to public safety.

• Enforced laws and regulations to ensure community safety and order.
• Conducted thorough investigations to gather evidence and prepare case reports.
• Collaborated with community organizations to develop crime prevention initiatives.
• Trained new officers on department policies, procedures, and best practices.
• Responded promptly to emergency calls, providing critical support during incidents.
• Maintained accurate records of arrests, incidents, and daily activities in compliance with regulations.
• Utilized excellent communication skills when interacting with diverse populations, fostering trust between law enforcement and the community members they serve.

Performed military engineering tasks, such as construction and demolition, to support ground forces in combat. Their main duties involve enhancing troop mobility by clearing obstacles, countering mobility by creating them, and improving survivability through building defenses. They are skilled in using explosives, building bridges, and detecting mines.

• Combat and Operations: Engaging in combat, supporting combat elements, or participating in other military operations like training, peacekeeping, or humanitarian aid.
• Equipment and Maintenance: Operating, maintaining, and repairing all types of military equipment.
• Technical and Support Roles: Performing a wide range of technical, administrative, and support activities depending on their specific military occupational specialty (MOS).
• Training: Maintaining peak physical and mental condition through regular training exercises, which can involve spending extended periods in the field.
• Personal Responsibility: Taking personal responsibility for maintaining their arms, equipment, and themselves at a professional standard.
• Upholding Values: Living by the Army Values, which include integrity, respect, selfless service, and never quitting.