1. Paris O. Thompson
2311 Patina Ct, Sierra Vista, AZ 85613
Phone: 254-338-9947 Email: paris_thompson81@hotmail.com/paris.o.thompson.civ@mail.mil
Objective
Mission-driven Intelligence Analyst with over 14 years of experience and expertise in conducting Geospatial
analysis in direct support of more than 2,500 military personnel and government employees. Proven record of
applying advanced intelligence analytic skills to identify, assess, interpret, and report potential threats. Looking to
bring experiences and enthusiasm to your organization and support a successful environment.
Experience
Security Guard GS-05 (Mar 2016– Present) Department of the Army – Fort Huachuca, AZ
Perform installation access, usage of physical access control equipment and visitor access on military
installations. Safeguard Government personnel, information, operations, and critical assets in accordance
with a wide variety of Federal rules and agency/local regulations/policies.
 Performs Physical Access Control Systems (PACS) registrar operations in order to enroll personnel
into the system for vetting and printing of visitor passes/badges.
 Verifies personnel credentials, prints visitor passes and/or badges, creates and edits card holder
records and runs card and pass access reports.
 Controls, prepares, issues identification badges, cards, and passes that allow access of civilian,
military, contractor personnel, and visitors on to the installation.
 Conduct vehicle searches/inspections (to include cargo areas, engine compartments and under
carriages), in accordance with standing operating procedures.
Company Administrative Officer (Nov 2014 – Apr 2016) A. Co 305th Military Intelligence Battalion – Fort
Huachuca, AZ
I Aided the Company Operating Manager(s) in resolving issues through acquired knowledge and skills in
dealing with organization; personnel; equipment; and other tools or resources of management.
 Collected daily employees (Soldiers) accountability status statements from multiple departments
within the company, compiled information and created one comprehensive Mission Readiness
Report.
 Managed personal actions for over 500 employees (Soldiers) which consists of the following: financial
affairs; issuing documents for advancement or reduction of rank/pay grade; and conducting drug
screenings.
 Developed operational order plans for a multitude of training events. Ensured the reduction of
inherent risks associated with those events through rigid assessments and creation of mitigation
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Range Control Officer (Dec 2013 - Nov 2014) Fort Gordon Range Control – Fort Gordon, GA
Enforced safety protocols on all military graded weapon qualification ranges. As the RCO, I exercised
authority over all range operations including aircrafts, vehicles, and ground personnel operations.
 Managed range operations in accordance with all applicable regulations, in efforts of preventing
and/or eliminating unsafe practices.
 Assisted in the writing of Standard Operation Procedures of Military Ranges to include, but not limited
to the following: removal of small arms fire expended ordnance; discovering/reporting/and the
removal of Unexploded Ordnance; and maintained general area upkeep.
 Performed weapon target construction, weapon target replacement, roads and grounds maintenance,
vegetation control, and housekeeping.
Battalion Training/Movement NCO (Oct 2012 - Dec 2013) A. Co 297th Military Intelligence Battalion,
Fort Gordon, GA
Ensured the readiness of the entire Battalion (approximately 500 Soldiers). As the training NCO, I identified
internal and external training programs that required completion in order for a unit to remain in compliance
with federal guidelines.
 Conducted training programs according to the proposed syllabus and recommended training
exercises.
 Developed and implemented training plans, guidelines, procedures, reports and assessments for the
unit.
 Coordinated, scheduled, and monitored the use of training facilities, training areas and ranges to
ensure completion of Army mandated training.
 Overseen and plan vehicle convoys and urban/tactical movements
Aerial Reconnaissance Support Team Leader (Un-Manned Aircraft) (Oct 2010 - Oct 2012) Task Force
Odin (Taji, Iraq) – Fort Hood, TX
I was responsible for exploiting Full-Motion Video (FMV) collected by sensors on
Intelligence/Surveillance/Reconnaissance (ISR) platforms, and apply Human Intelligence and Signal
Intelligence to the collected data in efforts of producing a Combat Operation Picture. Responsible for creating
Intelligence Derived Products.
 Planed and recommend the best imaging sensors for all reconnaissance and surveillance missions.
 Produce intelligence by studying and exploiting both full motion video and still imagery.
 Conducted functional Battle Damage Assessment (BDA) analysis.

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Imagery Intelligence Observer/Trainer (Oct 2008 - Oct 2010) B. Co 304th Military Intelligence Battalion –
Fort Huachuca, AZ
Functioned as the Imagery Intelligence observer and training developer, constructing classroom lesson plans
for Initial Entry Training Soldiers and Mid-Level Leaders attending the Advance Leadership Course.
 Applied knowledge gained from past experiences and developing teachable operational standards of
practice based off those experiences.
 Developed curriculum, practical exercises, and evaluate the effectiveness of teaching materials
through a week long training capstone
 Attended workshops and planning events associated with the Intelligence Community to maintain
current knowledge on emerging concepts and services.
Imagery Analyst Team Leader (Sep 2001-Oct 2008) B. Co BSTB 4/1 Infantry Division (Baghdad, Iraq) –
Fort Riley, KS
Supervised and analyzed aerial and ground permanent recorded imagery developed by photographic and
electronic means. Planned the use of imaging sensors for reconnaissance and surveillance missions.
 Overseen production and dissemination of most current Imagery and Ground Moving Target Indicator
(GMT) intelligence products in support of ground forces in combat operations.
 Assured the quality of all Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT) products prior to dissemination.
 Planed, coordinated, and supervised training and mission execution for the GEOINT team.
Education
American Military University (Sep 2013 – May 2014)
Completed some college courses, was perusing an Associate Degree in Intelligence Operations.
Manhattan High School (Aug 1995 – May 1999) – Manhattan, KS
Received High School Diploma
Military Education
Warrior Leader Course

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The Warrior Leader Course is a month long course that teaches potential leaders the basic skills to lead small
groups of soldiers. This hard-hitting and intensive course emphasizes leadership skills and prepares soldiers to
advance within the Non-Commission Officer ranks.
Advanced Leader Course
This is a two-month course focusing on leadership and technical skills required to prepare soldiers selected for
promotion to Staff Sergeant to effectively lead squad and platoon size units (Anywhere from 8 – 30 Soldiers).
Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention (SHARP) Course (80 hrs)
This course instructs individuals how to provide direct assistance and care to victims of sexual harassment or
assault.
Unit Prevention Leader Course (40 hrs)
Administrate, controls, and coordinates the unit's drug testing and training programs in accordance with DoD and
DA directives and policies.
Unit Armorer Course (40 hrs)
Training includes inspecting, weapon assembly/disassembly, required organizational maintenance, parts
ordering, and troubleshooting weapon operational malfunctions.
Bus Driver Course (40 hrs)
This course provides instructions on operating a 40 passenger bus. Assess your knowledge and ability to
complete the 7-step Air Brake Check and pre-operation safety inspection.
References
Sergeant First Class Chris Varner – (253) 365-0406 – A. Co 305th MI (Nov 2014 – Present)
christopher.s.varner.mil@mail.mil
Mr. Charles Solomon – (706) 831-3862 – Fort Gordon Range Control (Dec 2013 – Nov 2014)
charles.solomon6.civ@mail.mil
First Sergeant Stephanie Owens – (706) 836-1437 – A. Co 297th MI (Oct 2012 – Dec 2013)
stephanie.r.owens.mil@mail.mil
Sergeant First Class Robert Daniels – (806) 787-6576 Task Force Odin Iraq (Oct 2010 – Oct 2012)
robert.a.daniels.mil@mail.mil
Sergeant First Class Johnnie Carr – (808) 226-9025 B. Co 304th MI (Oct 2008 – Oct 2010)
johnnie.e.carr2.mil@mail.mil
Chief Warrant Officer Charles Smith – (305) 741-9967 – B. Co BSTB 4/1 ID (Sep 2005 – Oct 2008)
charles.w.smith465.mil@mail.mil

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Skills
 Active TS/SCI Security Clearance
 National Crime Information Center (NCIC) Database Query Certified
 Instructor Certification
 ArcGIS & Socet GXP
 Multi-Intelligence Analysis & Archiving System (MASS)
 Windows Applications (Word; Excel; PowerPoint)
 Sexual Harassment/Assault Response & Prevention Specialist
 Leadership Training
 Reliable & Punctual