Russell Meadows

203 Maple Ave.

PO Box 242
Maysville, NC 28555-0242
USA

Contact Phone: (910) 389 -0640

Work Phone: (910) 577-1400
Email Address: rmead2004@yahoo.com

EXPERIENCE
12/2009 to 02/2010; 100 hours per Week; Truck Commander/ Crew Member (19K) SSG/E6;
last promoted 06/2009; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; NC Army Nat.
Guard, SFC Foster ; may contact supervisor.

Conducted combat patrols in southern Baghdad Iraq. During the deployment I conducted a
wide range of missions. I planned, organized and conduct training for the Iraqi Police and
Army Forces. I assisted in civil projects such as schools, infrastructure improvements of
business and communities. I participated in joint combat operations with Iraqi Security
Forces. I patrolled high threat areas and conducted searches for weapons, bomb making
material, roadside bombs and IED’s (Improvised Explosive devices). I participated and
conducted intense training on counterinsurgency. I received training on HIVE Systems and
interrogation of expected insurgents including entering information in a data base and
recording photo information to keep on files and track potential insurgents. I am
knowledgeable and experience in the use of Blue Force Tracking (BFT) that is a U.S Military
command and control system. It is a situational awareness capability into products and
systems that identify and track "friendly forces," cutting through the fog of war to save lives.
Team Leader: Provide leadership mentoring and supervision to the Troops on your team.
Assist in the planning and execution of training and missions. Conduct all pre-combat checks
and inspections of Troop, vehicles and squad gear prior to missions. Ensure all team projects
and operations are tactical and to standard. Serve as liaison between team and supported
company or platoon. Maintain detailed training records of each solider. Ensure Solider adhere
to all orders concerning personal protective equipment and force protection.
Employ and supervise heavy equipment during all required missions and projects.
Conduct monthly counseling of subordinates. Maintain accountability of all squad gear
weapons and equipment assigned. Act as Squad Leader in his absence.

My missions all so included Route Clearance Patrols. Ensuring that road and routs were
clear. We were looking for unusual activities, things out of place and any insurgent activity.
Not excluding looking for roadside booms, IEDS and wired devices that might be a possible
threat to the safety to US and Coalition Force and the Local Nationals.
We also worked with (EOD) Explosive Ordnance Disposal by providing them security and
assisting them with location and securing the area.

My additional duties were a Customs Inspector Agent. I received and conducted training with
my team. I supervised a two man team and supervised units at a time through their inspection
process. I had to keep record and time and date of every unit that my team inspected and with
the type of seals and serial numbers of all con ex and containers that were inspected. I had to
enforce all rule and regulations that was set forth from Army Regulation and US Customs as
for as what want allowed to be ship back to the United Stated. These items included dirt,
bones, seeds, plants, fruits, and War Trophies. If anyone had any War Trophies ensuring they
had to correct and signed documents from there command. This is part of protection the
United State from inducing protecting the economy, the health and the safety of the American
people.
11/2006 to 05/2008; 75 hours per Week; Team Leader SGT; $32,000 per Annum; last
promoted Not Specified; temporary employee; not on a temporary promotion; Army Nat.
Guard, Task Force Yuma Arizona; SFC Eric Ross , 704-677-9060 ; may contact supervisor.

I provided direct support of Task Force Yuma, in border security. I performed administrative
duties such as answering telephone, create and modify documents using Microsoft office,
general clerical duties to include but not limit to: photo copying, faxing, mailing, and filling,
and other duties assigned. My duties were as Sergeant of the Guard (SOG). My duties were
to make sure all of the Entry Identification Teams were performing their duties in a military
fashion. Ensuring that they were in proper uniform. That they maintain all of their assign
equipment, and ensuring that they had food and water also made checks on their well being
and their medical needs were meet. Performed duties as vehicle maintenance and vehicle
prefabrication to include utilized precision tools and instruments such as dial indicator,
electronic test equipment, amp meters, volt meters and various tools, drills ,and grinders.
Adapted troubleshooting procedures, with comprehension of schematics and test
measurement diagnostic equipment, to identify faults, isolate to the location, replace
defective components and restore equipment to normal operation within standards.

While assigned as a Team Leader I played a vital role in Entry Identification Teams (EIT). I
implemented entry control procedures that was useful as deterrence and reduced illegal
entries in to the Arizona and California border into the United States. I provided clear and
concise communications to Border Patrols that was a direct impact on increasing
apprehensions. I participated in Operation Jump Start that required all service members to
use proven methods and techniques to achieve strong results while working with the
Army/Air National Guard and the Department of Home Land Security/US Border
Protection..

3/2004 to Present ; 36 hours per Week; Mental Health Worker; $11 per Hour; last promoted
Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; Brynn Marr Hospital,
193 Village Dr.; Lori Fisher , 910-289-0640 ; may contact supervisor.

We utilize a team approach to treatment and recovery, least restrictive, and nurturing clinical
environment. We strive to provide individualized client-centered strategies that are founded
on strength-based methods for preparing and empowering each individual to heal and
participate in their personal and community activities in a purposeful and meaningful
manner.
Provide direct care for and observation of patients with acute mental illness, behavioral
disorders, and/or post-traumatic stress disorders.
Provide treatment through individual interaction and group activities to help patients learn
socially effective values, attitudes, and behaviors.
Ensure patient safety and perform crisis intervention as needed.
Serve as a role model for adults and adolescent males/females.
8/1998 to 5/2001; 40 hours per Week; Correctional Officer; last promoted 03/1999;
permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; Correctional Corporation of America,
Moved out of state (TN); Fate Hubbard (CPT), 910-381-0782 ; may contact supervisor.

Senior Correctional Officer. (Promoted to Senior Corrections Officer(SGT) 1999

07/1998 to 5/2001; 40 hours per Week; Correctional Officer; last promoted Not Specified;
permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; Correctional Corporation of America,
Moved out of state (TN); Fate Hubbard (CPT), 910-381-0782; may contact supervisor.

I provided custody and control for North Carolina Department of Corrections Inmates, at a
500 hundred bed facility. I supervised and trained Officers in their daily duties such as
conducting cell searches, transporting inmates to work details and meal times. I conducted
inmate’s investigations resulting from misconduct and wrote concise reports and findings.

Correctional Officer. (1998) I was responsible for custody and supervision of inmates in a
state correctional facility. Effectively communicate with inmates, staff members, and the
general public. Perform search of persons, places, and objects. Work rotating fixed or split
shifts, weekends and holidays. Respond at any time to emergency calls. Conduct continuous
visual and audio surveillance of inmates, both indoor and outdoor. Transport inmates on
approved departmental vehicles at any time, day or night, in any weather, traffic, and road
conditions. Perform rescue functions to include CPR, basic first aid, physically removing
people from dangerous areas and using firefighting equipment to include fire hoses,
extinguisher, and breathing apparatus. Establish and maintain control of violent or
uncooperative inmates. Defend oneself or others against violent attack. Apprehend escaped,
fleeing inmates to include using reasonable physical force up to deadly force. Load, unload,
aim and fire handguns, shotguns, and rifles at the level of proficiency required. Conduct
accurate count of persons and distinguish between color coded emergency signals, keys,
safety signs and clothing, Comprehend and abide by policies/directives.

My addition duties were a Team Leader on the Facility (SRT) Special Reaction Team. Me
duties were to keep my team trained and informed on any activities that was going on in the
Facility. I trained my team member on how to effectively conduct cell extractions, Facility
shake downs. Conducted lots of training on using good Communication between the teams
when deployed for uses of force was going to be used. I also trained my team on using
effective talk down instead of take down. Crises Prevention Intervention (CPI) was a very
effective tool when dealing with disorderly, acting out inmate and over all safety for every
one.
07/1996 to 04/1997; 50 hours per Week; Military Police; $28,000 per Annum; last promoted
Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; North Carolina Army
Nation Guard 514TH MP CO Germany, Greenville, NC; SSG Ronald Snead , (252) 756-
8682 ; may contact supervisor.

I was deployed to Germany as part of Joint Endeavor. Our mission was a law and order
mission. The 514 Military Police replaced the 212TH Military Police. On completion of our
training state side and booths on ground at 417 Base Support Group. We had extensive
training with USAR rules and Regulations and customs and courtesies of the Local
Nationals.
Provided Law Enforcement patrolling by car, bicycle, and on foot Interview witnesses,
victims and suspects in the course of investigating crimes. Crime scene security and
processing evidence and fingerprint collection. Arrest and charge criminal suspects. Enforce
traffic regulations and guarding entrances to military facilities. Report timely to locations of
criminal incidents and worked closely with the German Police Authorities with cases
concerning military members and their depends. Conduct checking, collect proofs, arrest
suspects based on specific legislation. Patrolling to ensure no criminal activities are going on
in about our patrol area. Assist public in response to requests regarding domestic violence,
child abuse, theft, robbery and other criminal activities. Cooperate with traffic police in cases
related to road accidents. Conducting arrests in regards to cases related to violation of human
rights, security and peace of an area. Conduct awareness programs for community security
and reducing crimes. Preparing Military Police reports and presenting progress of any case to
senior officers.
11/1985 to Present ; hours per Week; Military Police; last promoted 6/2009; permanent
employee; not on a temporary promotion; NC Army National Guard, Clyde, North Carolina;
New to Unit 210TH MP CO. , (828) 627-9024 ; may contact supervisor.

Military Police: Responsible for enforcing military laws and regulations, as well as
controlling traffic, preventing crime, and responding to emergencies. (DRILLING)

I provided support to the battlefield by conducting Area Security, Internment/Resettlement,

Maneuver and Mobility Support, Law & Order, and Police Intelligence Operations.

Provided Law enforcement patrolling by car, boat, bicycle, and on foot Interview witnesses,
victims and suspects in the course of investigating crimes Crime scene security and
processing Evidence and fingerprint collection Arrest and charge criminal suspects Military
Police working dog handler. Testify in court. Enforce traffic regulations and guarding
entrances to military facilities.

Report timely to locations of criminal incidents. Conduct checking, collect proofs, arrest
suspects based on specific legislation. Patrolling (on foot/car/bikes) to ensure no criminal
activities are going on in localities. Assist public in response to requests regarding domestic
violence, child abuse, theft, robbery and other criminal activities. Cooperate with traffic
police in cases related to road accidents. Conducting arrests in regards to cases related to
violation of human rights, security and peace of an area. Perform criminal backgrounds
checks. Conduct awareness programs for community security and reducing crimes. Preparing
crime reports and presenting progress of any case to senior officers. Attending and helping
courts/lawyers in solving criminal matters. Interview alleged person who is supposed to be a
culprit of any criminal activity.

We have additional duties as for as being a member of the North Carolina National Guard;
We can be call out on state duties for any state emergency as for as floods are with the state
crime commission to assist local Law Enforcement agency if called upon by the Governor of
our state. Also can be called to Federal Active Duty for undetermined amounts of time for
various mobilizations by the Department of Defense.

EDUCATION
Jones SR. High School, Trenton, NC; 1985 High School Diploma
US ARMY, Camp Shelby MS; 2009
Primary Leadership Development Course, Fort Riley, KS; 1989
Corrections NCO, Fort McLean, AL; 1988
Basic Training Military Police, Fort McLean, AL; 1986
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
Firearms Re-etherification 99
OCS etherification, 85
Handcuffing techniques, 85
Custom Border Clearance Agent Course,2009
COMBAT Lifesaver Re-Cert, 2009
CPR, 2010
CPI Crisis Prevention Intervention 2010

PROFESSIONAL LICENSES/CERTIFICATES
Government Driver’s license, 1986
Emergency Vehicle Operations Course, 1986
US Army Military Police Diploma, Date 1986.
US ARMY MILITARY POLICE (CORRECTIONAL NCO) 1988
Posses Secret Clearance

PROFESSIONAL RATINGS, AWARDS, AND RECOGNITIONS

Good conduct medal (2)
Army Commendation Medal
Army Achievement medal
Meritorious Unit Commendation
Army Defense Service Medal
Global War on Terrorism Service Medal
Overseas Ribbon (3)
National Defense (1)
Non Commission Officer Ribbon

OTHER INFORMATION
1985 to 1992 Active duties

U.S. MILITARY SERVICE INFORMATION

Active Duty: 11/1985 to 07/1992 - U.S. Army
Active Duty: 07/1996 to 05/1997 - U.S. Army
Reserve Duty: 08/1993 to 05/2002 - U.S. Army
Reserve Duty: 12/2008 to 02/2010 - U.S. Army
Campaign badges and/or expeditionary medals received: Iraq Campaign Medal W/Two
Campaign Stars
Armed Forces Reserve Medal W/M Device (3RD Award)
Meritorious Unit Commendation
Global War On Terrorism Service Ribbon
Honorable Discharge
Date of last Veterans' Administration Letter: 07/28/2010

ADDITIONAL DATA SHEET

Russell Meadows
1. Appointment Eligibility:
Veterans Employment Opportunity Act Eligible

2. Citizenship: Yes
3. Appt Preference:
Part Time
Shift Work
Not interested/available in any of the above types of positions - only want permanent full
time

4. Willing to Travel: 6 or More Days

5. Vet Preference: 5-Point Preference
6. Low Salary Accept: $35,000
7. Qualified Typist: No
8. Birth Date: 12/09/1964
9. Geo Preference: NC, Cherry Point ; NC, Fort Bragg ; NC, Jacksonville

RACE/ETHNIC STATUS: Black or African American (Blk)

SEX: Male