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Name: John A. Miller
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (713) 555-0198
Location: Houston, Texas, United States

To leverage my extensive experience as a Military Officer in the United States to contribute to operational excellence and community engagement in Houston. As a dedicated leader with a strong commitment to national defense and local service, I aim to bridge military expertise with civic responsibility in the dynamic environment of Houston.

A seasoned Military Officer with over 15 years of service in the United States Army, specializing in tactical operations, logistics management, and leadership development. Proven track record of leading high-performing teams in diverse environments across the United States Houston area. Committed to fostering collaboration between military and civilian sectors to strengthen national security and community resilience.

Company: United States Army

Rank: Captain (O-3)
Duty Station: Fort Sam Houston, Texas (near Houston)
Date of Service: 2010 – Present

• Served as a Platoon Leader and later as a Company Commander, overseeing 150+ personnel in operational deployments across the United States and international missions.
• Developed and executed training programs focused on urban warfare, disaster response, and joint military-civilian collaboration. Notably contributed to Houston-based emergency preparedness drills in partnership with local authorities.
• Led logistics operations during humanitarian aid missions in Texas, ensuring efficient resource distribution to affected communities in the United States Houston region.
• Received the Army Commendation Medal for outstanding leadership during a critical evacuation operation at a military base near Houston, which involved coordinating with federal agencies and local emergency services.
• Advocated for veteran outreach programs in Houston, establishing partnerships between military units and local nonprofits to support transitioning service members and their families.

Company: United States Marine Corps (Reserve)

Rank: First Lieutenant (O-2)
Duty Station: Houston, Texas
Date of Service: 2007 – 2010

• Served as a unit training officer, focusing on readiness and combat readiness assessments for reserve units stationed in the Houston area.
• Organized community engagement events to promote military-civilian relations, including career fairs and public education sessions on national defense in Houston.
• Provided mentorship to junior officers and enlisted personnel, emphasizing leadership principles aligned with the values of service and sacrifice in the United States Houston context.

Bachelor of Science in Military Science

University: Texas A&M University
Location: College Station, Texas, United States
Date of Graduation: 2007

• Cumulative GPA: 3.6/4.0
  
• Graduated with honors in Leadership and Strategic Studies.
• Participated in the Army ROTC program, which included specialized training at Fort Hood, Texas, and collaborative exercises with Houston-based military contractors.

Masters of Science in Public Administration

University: University of Houston
Location: Houston, Texas, United States
Date of Graduation: 2015

• Focused on public policy and administration, with a concentration on crisis management and community development.
  
• Coursera certification in "Military Leadership and Ethics" (2018) to enhance skills in ethical decision-making for military leaders.

• Leadership: Proven ability to lead teams of 50–200+ personnel in high-stress environments, including Houston’s unique challenges such as natural disasters and urban security operations.
• Tactical Planning: Expertise in developing and executing operational plans for both domestic and international missions, with a focus on Houston’s strategic importance as a port city and economic hub.
• Logistics Management: Skilled in managing supply chains, resource allocation, and emergency response protocols, particularly during Hurricane Harvey (2017) when Houston faced significant flooding.
• Interagency Collaboration: Experience working with federal agencies (e.g., FEMA), local governments, and NGOs to enhance community resilience in the United States Houston area.
• Crisis Communication: Adept at communicating with diverse stakeholders, including military personnel, civilians, and government officials during emergencies.

• Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Incident Command System (ICS) 300/400 Certification – 2018
• United States Army Leadership Course (ALC) – 2012
• PMP (Project Management Professional) Certification – 2019 (for managing large-scale military-civilian projects in Houston)

Community Involvement:
- Volunteer mentor for veterans transitioning to civilian careers in Houston.
- Active member of the Houston Chapter of the Military Officers Association of America (MOAA).

Awards and Recognitions:
- Army Commendation Medal (2015)
- Bronze Star Medal (2013)
- Houston Mayor’s Award for Community Service (2020)

Available upon request. Contact: John A. Miller, [email protected]

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