Kilted U.S. Marine in Action (of a sort)

[Spartan]

Easy there Rex. Notice the lowest picture on the wall of that "cubicle"? Chris is in that one. AND, that is not a cubicle, it's a stall.

Three computer monitors? Note the picture on the far left one!

[Rogerson785]

OK, you made me do it, post part of my resume. I have not always been a cubicle rat.

Training and Courses
Department of Homeland Security (DHS)/Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Emergency Management Institute Courses
• Emergency Support Function IS-809 (ESF) #9 – Search and Rescue IS-809, 1/09
• Emergency Support Functions Communications IS-802, 1/09
• State Disaster Management IS-208, 1/09
• Radiological Emergency Response IS-301, 1/09
• NIMS Multiagency Coordination System (MACS) Course IS-701, 1/09
• Intrastate Mutual Aid - An Introduction IS-706, 1/09
• EOC Management and Operations IS-775, 1/09
• Introduction to the Incident Command System for Law Enforcement IS-00100.Lea., 12/08
• U.S. Secret Service Communications Management Support Team Assessment and Selection Course (80 Hours), 4-07
• Force Protection Anti-Terrorism Unit, Advisor Level II instructor, 1/01
• Anti-Terrorism Armored Driving Course, Stuttgart-Vaihingen Germany, 4/98
• Nuclear Biological and Chemical Course, Heidelberg Germany, 4/97
• US Army Air Assault School, Fort Belvoir, VA, 11/96
• Trained as a member of the Fort Huachuca B Troop 4th U.S. Cavalry (Memorial) Equestrian Team in 1880’s Mounted Cavalry Tactics, Horsemanship, Parade Drills, and Mounted Demonstrations from 2002-2004, Volunteered 412 hours