Tyler McKee

• Regularly serves as a cover officer during canine explosive sweeps of federal buildings, federal courthouses, and sweeps conducted under operation shield.
• Regularly participated in explosive detection canine training events in various settings such as federal facilities, vehicle stockyard, luggage, and offices to help ensure K9 teams maintain their certification.
• Responds to calls for service at federal facilities to conduct initial incident response, preliminarily investigate possible violations of federal law, and applicable local law including felonies, and misdemeanors.
• Coordinates with multi-agency personnel to oversee and monitor PSO performance by physically visiting the facility, reviewing the post to ensure that the guard is in the proper uniform and meeting all operational requirements.
• Monitors and conducts training for the PSO workforce including overseeing access control operations, screening operations, incident response, reporting, and initial and recurring qualification.
• Conducts post inspections to ensure proper qualifications such as licensing, identification, uniform, and knowledge of post-specific orders.
• Initiates, updates, and reviews post orders in tandem with the COR. Ensure post order books are up to date and contain all required information in accordance with post requirements
• Conducts FSAs by examining facility threats, vulnerabilities and consequences and address facility-specific security issues by recommending security countermeasures.
• Coordinate and interact with other Federal agencies and State and local police forces as needed.
• Assisted Border Patrol Operations over a 30-day period by aiding in detainee transportation, processing, and ensuring comprehensive accountability for all individuals involved.

• Coordinated daily and long-term training events for over 20 U.S. soldiers and Republic of Korea (RoK) soldiers, focusing on Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs) crucial for combat operations in the Area of Responsibility (AOR).
• Led a rapid reaction force through comprehensive training, ensuring readiness for real-world scenarios and exercises.
• Conducted weekly operational and safety drills, meeting industry and federal standards for base security and soldier/civilian safety.
• Managed inventory and accountability of equipment valued over $65K, maintaining zero deficiencies.
• Supervised a team of four technicians in the maintenance of complex weapon systems and tactical vehicles worth over $500K.
• Provided training and guidance to 20 South Korean Military Police officers in law enforcement duties around Camp Casey and near the DMZ.
• Facilitated the safe escort of a medically discharged U.S. soldier over 6,000 miles from South Korea to Naval Base Walter Reed without incidents.
• Assumed additional responsibilities as barracks key custodian, unit Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) monitor and technician, vehicle Master Trainer certifier, and lead unit sponsor for incoming soldiers, ensuring smooth transitions and mission understanding.

Served as Squad Leader in an Infantry Platoon at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier (TUS), responsible for conducting tactical, contingency, and ceremonial missions supporting the Military District of Washington and the Nation. Managed daily training, discipline, education, morale, and welfare of a 9-man squad, overseeing ceremonial walks, guard changes, and wreath ceremonies of national and international significance. Maintained a 24-hour vigil at the Nation's most visited military monument and ensured accountability for equipment valued over $500K. Interacted with thousands of visitors, including National and Foreign dignitaries, at the Tomb and Arlington National Cemetery, providing protocol reminders and historical information about the sacred area.

• Led and mentored a squad of nine Sentinels, ensuring seamless performance in tactical, contingency, and ceremonial missions for over a year.
• Fostered strong relationships with four federal agencies, including the US Secret Service and Diplomatic Security Service, supporting the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier's diplomatic mission.
• Conducted over 800 flawless ceremonial guard changes and wreath ceremonies, alongside 750 ceremonial walks, contributing to the monument's prestige and national significance.
• Collaborated with The United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) to expedite the 2020 Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Plaza restoration, reducing mission-interfering construction time by over 30 days.
• Maintained operational readiness during challenging conditions, including the COVID-19 pandemic, by ensuring 24-hour outpost functionality and squad morale.
• Developed and executed a comprehensive physical training plan resulting in a 100% pass rate for the Army Combat Fitness Test and Army Physical Fitness Test among squad members.
• Recognized for exceptional leadership skills, selected to serve as Squad Leader for more than 60 days without direct supervision, showcasing trust and competence.

• Worked with a military working dog team to conduct thorough and effective vehicle searches, ensuring comprehensive security measures were in place.
• Patrolled Fort Myer and conducted support for foreign dignitary arrivals, ensuring base security and safety.
• Conducted base security, motorcade escorts, funeral escorts, and cordons as part of military police functions.
• Conducted weekly operational and safety drills to maintain industry and federally mandated standards.
• Managed equipment inventory valued over $65K, ensuring security and accountability without deficiencies.
• Provided security operations for high-profile individuals including the U.S. President, Vice President, and Chief of Staff of the Army.
• Trained in dispatch communications, enhancing coordination and response capabilities during security operations.