SEAN PATRICK McCANN

24371 Barbados Drive

Dana Point, California 92629
PH: (949) 496-7792
CELL: (949) 981-9823
FAX: (949) 496-7705
Email: smc66fa8@westpost.net
CLEARANCE ______________________________________________________________________
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Active TS/SCI a" Current March 2010 a" March 2013
OBJECTIVE ______________________________________________________________________
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I intend to continue my Operational Intelligence career as a contract Intelligen
ce Officer or Analyst, a Counter Terrorism or Counterintelligence Officer/Analys
t, or Counterintelligence a" Force Protection Program Officer/Manager and/or Tra
iner.
SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE___________________________________________________________
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I have dedicated 24 years of my working career in TS/SCI environments including
numerous 'read-in' programs that govern HUMINT, SIGINT, ELINT and special progra
ms, etc., both INCONUS and OCONUS as a U.S. NAVY Commissioned Officer and civili
an contractor.
I have served as a Director, Administrator, Manager and leader of enlisted perso
nnel, junior officers and government civilian men and women. I am trained and e
xperienced in Operational Intelligence, operations, Orderas of Battle (OOB), pho
to analysis, photo metrics, photo interpretation, counterintelligence/force prot
ection, counter terrorism and foreign counterintelligence.
HISTORY OF EXPERIENCE___________________________________________________________
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02/10 to Counter-IED Operations Integration Center (COIC)
Date Kandahar Intelligence Fusion Center (KIFC), Kand
ahar AB, Afghanistan
Officer-in-Charge/Senior All-Source Intelligence Analyst responsible for managem
ent and supervision of Joint and Combined officers, enlisted and civilian Intell
igence support personnel, data-mining, in-depth analysis, writing, publishing an
d briefing classified intelligence products to the war-fighter. Produced tactic
al targeting intelligence products to aAttack the Network - Defeat the Device -
Train the Forcea. Collateral duties include: COIC liaison (LNO) to Kandahar Pro
vince Forward Operating Bases (FOBas). Intelligence systems used: Analyst Noteb
ook (ANB), ARCGIS/ARCMAP, PALANTIR, UDOP, GeoBrowser Heavy Client & Web Client,
Google Earth, AXIS PRO, Global Name Recognition (GNR), Power Point 03 & 07, ID I
nsta-check, Data Tracker, Cellpak and 3D Dashboard.
08/06 to Special Operations Command Central (SOCCENT)
01/09 MacDill Air Force Base, Tampa, Florida
Deputy Director of Intelligence Operations responsible for providing real-time i
ntelligence support to Special Operations Command Operators throughout the CENTC
OM Area of Operations (AOR), management of SOCCENT Intelligence support personne
l, intelligence support deployments and rotations, planning, collection, analysi
s, production and dissemination of intelligence products to subordinate personne
l and commands in; Qatar, Yemen, Afghanistan, Iraq, and other areas within the C
ENTCOM AOR. Collateral duties included: Reserve Liaison Officer (RLO) responsi
ble for defining CENTCOM abackfilla intelligence support and personnel requireme
nts, training, deployments, supervision of Officer and enlisted analysts and civ
ilian personnel.
03/03 to Reserve Intelligence Area Fourteen (RIA-14)
08/06 NAS Atlanta, Marietta, Georgia
Officer-in-Charge responsible for managing and directing the intelligence produc
tion operations for six Reserve Intelligence production Units who directly suppo
rt: the Joint Analysis Center, RAF Molesworth (JAC MOLESWORTH), England; the Off
ice of Naval Intelligence (ONI), Washington, D.C.; the Defense Intelligence Agen
cy (DIA), Suitland, Maryland; Commander, Navy Europe (NAVEUR), Naples, Italy; Co
mmander sixth Fleet (COM6THFLEET), Gaeta, Italy and Commander, Navy Central (NAV
CENT), Bahrain. My Specific responsibilities included: Recruiting, training, s
taffing, directing and supervising 250+ Reserve Intelligence Officers, Enlisted
Analysts and civilian personnel; liaison between Commander, Naval Reserve Intell
igence Program (NRIP) and the aforementioned commands; establishing, incorporati
ng, and enforcing Navy personnel programs, policies and procedures, production p
lans, i.e. defining, setting and achieving quarterly, semi-annual and annual int
elligence production requirements and goals; area security manager.
09/05 to Office for the Administrative Review and Detention of Enemy Combatants
05/06 Office of the Secretary of Defense Pentag
on
Naval Station, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
Primary Intelligence Officer & Voting Member to the Detainee Administrative Revi
ew Boards. Deployed to Guantanamo Bay to determine the future disposition of det
ainees held at Guantanamo Bay Naval Base. Additional responsibilities included:
Research, drafting, classification and dissemination of terrorist biographies to
other joint military ARB members; vote casting, research, drafting, classificat
ion and dissemination of ARB findings to Joint Chiefs of Staff and Secretary of
Defense; training and supervision of new ARB Members.
03/00 to Joint Analysis Center, Joint Reserve Intelligence Support Element a" So
uth
03/03 Fort Gillem, Forest Park, Georgia
RAF Molesworth, UK
Intelligence Officer/Mission Support Officer responsible for the collection, ana
lysis, production, security, security classification and dissemination of intell
igence products to the Joint Analysis Center, RAF Molesworth, England, and Headq
uarters, European Command (HQEUCOM) by joint Navy, Army, and Air Force staff int
elligence personnel. Collateral duties include: Research and writing of classifi
ed country studies and assessments; Classified Material Security Officer; Reserv
e Liaison Officer (RLO) responsible for defining EUCOM intelligence personnel su
pport requirements, training, and deployments; supervision of enlisted and civil
ian watch intelligence personnel and analysts.
08/02 to U.S. National Intelligence Cell (USNIC)
01/03 Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina
Intelligence Officer/Operations Officer/Senior Terrorism Targeting Officer assig
ned to the USNIC Joint Interagency Task Force (JIATF) to combat terrorism in the
Balkanas and Europe. Responsibilities included: Supervision of joint and combin
ed junior officers and enlisted watch standers. As Senior CT Analyst to the JIAT
F responsibilities included; collection of actionable intelligence, document exp
loitation, daily operational and targeting briefings to the Stabilization Force
(SFOR) Commander and Staff, targeting plans and operations against high-profile
targets, terrorist groups, and organizations supporting terrorism in and around
the Balkans Region, liaison between the USNIC, local and foreign law enforcement
agencies and representatives, U.S. and foreign embassies, Other Government Agen
cies (OGA) and Attachesa.
11/01 to Headquarters, United States European Command (HQUSEUCOM)
01/02 Stuttgart, Germany
Targeting Division
Intelligence Officer/Senior Terrorism-Targeting Officer responsible for the deve
lopment of a post 9/11/01 targeting action plan to counter terrorism in the Euro
pean Theater. Directly subordinate to the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
10/99 to Joint Analysis Center, Molesworth
03/00 RAF Molesworth, England
Intelligence Officer/Senior Terrorism Watch Officer and Analyst deployed to the
Joint Analysis Center (JAC) as Senior Terrorism Watch Officer and Analyst to aug
ment the European Theater terrorism staff in preparation for the Millennium. Res
ponsibilities included: Research, analysis, drafting, classification and dissemi
nation of Counterintelligence/Force Protection (CI/FP) publications to Departmen
t of the Navy elements in the European theater; drafting and dissemination of th
reat assessments, warnings and projection studies; liaison between the JAC and E
mbassy Regional Security Officeras (RSO) in the European theater; training and s
upervision of Analysts and watch-standers.
12/97 to Headquarters, Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCISHQ)
03/00 Counterintelligence Directorate
Washington Navy Yard, Washington, DC
Intelligence Officer/Counterintelligence/Force Protection Program Manager and Cr
edentialed Officer/Agent appointed by the Director to serve as the CI-FP program
manager in direct support of Counter Terrorism operations in the Former Republi
c of Yugoslavia (FRY) and the Middle East. NCISHQ CI-FP subject matter expert r
esponsible for the identification, selection, training, budgeting, deployment an
d supervision of Special Contingency Agents (HUMINT), Analysts, and technical pe
rsonnel to DOD, USN and USMC counterintelligence operations, contingencies and e
xercises worldwide. Specific duties included: Counterintelligence liaison betwe
en NCISHQ, federal law enforcement agencies, Other Government Agencies (OGA), th
e Antiterrorist Alert Center (ATAC), desk officers and analysts on Indications a
nd Warnings (I&W) as they pertain to terrorist activity worldwide. Additional r
esponsibilities included: aBy requesta command representative/briefer and terror
ism awareness instructor at the DIAas Joint Military Intelligence Training Colle
ge (JMITC), Personnel Security Operations (PSO) Team Member and trainer; special
equipment identification, acquisition, and deployments; Special Contingency Gro
up (SCG) Program coordinator and Course Coordinator/Trainer for 15 field offices
and 150 field elements worldwide.
Significant Contributions:
a Coordinated and lectured the 1998 and 1999 Special Contingency Group (SCG) & F
oreign Counter Intelligence (FCI) Training Courses. NMITC, Dam Neck, VA
a Selected by the Director, NCIS, to brief Senate Select Committee and Under Sec
retary of Defense semi-annually on NCIS CI/FP Programs resulting in substantial
congressional program funding increases for Fiscal years 1998 and 1999.
a Researched, wrote, and edited NCIS Counterintelligence Force Protection Progra
m Field Manuals.
a Defined, contracted, and procured astate-of-the-arta counter-surveillance and
field communication systems.
12/95 to Naval Criminal Investigative Service Field Office (NCISFO)
12/97 North Island, San Diego, California
Intelligence Officer/Agent and Analyst responsible for counterintelligence a" Fo
rce Protection analysis and operations in the Southwestern U.S. and Pacific Rim.
Specific duties included: Counterintelligence liaison between NCISHQ, federal
law enforcement agencies, the Antiterrorist Alert Center (ATAC), desk officers,
and analysts on Indications and Warnings (I&W) as they pertain to terrorist acti
vity. Support to military operations and exercises within the Pacific Rim and S
.E. Asia such as Exercises RIM PAC and COBRA GOLD as Counterintelligence a" Forc
e Protection Analyst and operator protecting Navy and Marine Corps personnel, pr
operty, programs and assets.
12/94 to Naval Criminal Investigative Service Regional Office (NCISRO)
12/95 Navy Operational Base, Norfolk, Virginia
Intelligence Officer/Analyst responsible for Counterintelligence/Force Protectio
n Programs and operations within the Midwestern U.S., the Middle East, Europe, a
nd North Africa. Specific duties included: Counterintelligence liaison between
NCISHQ and federal law enforcement agencies, Other Government Agencies (OGA), th
e Anti-Terrorist Alert Center (ATAC), desk officers and analysts on Indications
and Warnings (I&W) as they pertained to terrorists, terrorists groups Non-Govern
ment Organizations (NGO), and terrorist activities; provided direct intelligence
and Personnel Security Operational (PSO) support to military operations and exe
rcises such as: FLEET WEEK, NYC, New York; Exercise BRIGHT STAR, Alexandria, Egy
pt; and Force Protection Team 40, Zagreb, Croatia.
01/91 to Maritime Defense Zone Atlantic, Sector 5
12/94 Headquarters, U.S. Coast Guard
Navy Operational Base, Norfolk, Virginia
Intelligence Analyst for the Joint and Combined Navy and Coast Guard Command res
ponsible for researching, analyzing, writing and briefing near real-time operati
onal intelligence to command personnel, flag officers, VIPas and dignitaries on
domestic and foreign commercial maritime threat analysis, locations, and project
ions. Additional duties included: Supertanker & Cargo Ship subject matter exper
t and flag recognition; aAway Teama boarding party member responsible for identi
fying, photographing, fingerprinting and cataloging foreign 'Persons of Interest
' (POI) coupled with database creation, input, management and operation; operati
on and management of various Maritime/Naval Intelligence Processing Systems.
05/87 to USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT, CVN-71
01/91 Operations Department, Intelligence Division
Navy Operational Base, Norfolk, Virginia
Intelligence Analyst and Watch Supervisor responsible for researching, writing a
nd briefing classified information to the carrier intelligence center, ships com
mand, flag officers, VIPas and foreign dignitaries on foreign threat analysis an
d projection. Additional shipboard duties included: Cuban Country Analyst/subje
ct matter expert responsible for various Orders of Battle (OOB) i.e., Air Order
of Battle, Naval Order of Battle, Ground Order of Battle, Electronic Order of Ba
ttle, etc.; Strike warfare; imagery interpretation; supervision of enlisted Inte
lligence Specialists/Watch Analysts; Battle Fleet Over-the-Horizon Threat Coordi
nator; Classified Material Security Manager; Sealed Authentication System/Emerge
ncy Action Procedure (SAS/EAP) Team member; Personal Reliability Program (PRP) T
eam member, and operator and manager of numerous Naval Intelligence databases an
d Intelligence Processing Systems.
a By-name request by Navy and Marine Corps Intelligence Training Center (NMITC)
Commanding Officer to research, write and produce the Fixed-Wing Carrier Intelli
gence Center (CVIC) Supplemental Plot Intelligence Officers Training Course.
a Selected: Theodore Roosevelt, aSailor of the Quartera, Fall 1988.
a Selected: Recruit Training Command (RTC) aHonor Recruita.
TRAINING________________________________________________________________________
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a Armor Group Pre-Deployment Training (ITI) - APR 10
a Naval Intelligence Officer Intermediate Training Course - FEB 05
a Naval Intelligence Mid-Level Leadership Training Course - AUG 04
a Fleet Imagery Interpretation Training Course - APR 02
a NATO School (SHAPE) NATO Orientation Course - JUL 01
a Naval Leadership Training Course- APR 00
a NCIS Foreign Counterintelligence Training Course - FEB 99
a Anti-Terrorist Driving & Force Protection Training Course (ITI) - SEP 98
a NCIS Special Contingency Training Course - AUG 98
a Force Protection Training Course (ITI) - APR 98
a DIA MAGTF Course - MAR 98
a DIA Joint Counterintelligence Staff Officers Training Course (JCISO) - JAN 98
a Open-Skies Treaty Verification Training Course - OCT 97
a Intelligence Investigations Officer Training Course - APR 97
a NCIS Special Contingency Group (SCG) Training Course - DEC 96
a Fundamentals of Naval Intelligence Training Course - FEB 95
a Officer Candidate School (OCS) a" DEC 94
a Introduction to DON Information & Personnel Security Program Training Course -
SEP 94
a Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) - NCIS Agent Basic Course - MA
Y 94
a Joint Operational Tactical Tracking System Operator Course - DEC 89
a Prototype Ocean Surveillance System Operator Training Course - NOV 89
a Joint Operational Tactical Tracking System Operator Training Course - DEC 89
a Prototype Ocean Surveillance Terminal Operator Training Course - NOV 89
a Sealed Authentication Sys./Emergency Action Procedures (SAS/EAP) Trng. Crs. -
OCT 89
a Leadership and Management Education and Training Course - SEP 89
a LHA Afloat Intelligence Specialist Training Course - NOV 87
a Fleet Imagery Interpretation Course a" JUL 87
a Intelligence Specialist OPINTEL aCa School- APR 87
a Intelligence Specialist aAa School - MAR 87
PERSONAL AWARDS ________________________________________________________________
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a Joint Service Commendation Medal (3)
a Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal (4)
a Joint Service Achievement Medal
a Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (4)
a Joint Meritorious Unit Award (4)
a Navy Battle aEa Medal
a Good Conduct Medal
a National Defense Medal (2)
a Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal
a Kosovo Campaign Medal
a Afghanistan Campaign Medal
a Iraq Campaign Medal
a War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal
a War on Terrorism Service Medal
a Sea Service Deployment Ribbon
a Navy & Marine Corps Overseas Service Ribbon (6)
a NATO Medal (2)
a Kuwait Liberation Medal (Saudi Arabia)
a Kuwait Liberation Medal (Kuwait)
a Navy Rifle aEa Marksmanship Medal
a Navy Pistol aEa Marksmanship Medal
a Numerous Letters of Commendation (LOC) and Appreciation (LOA)
- References and evaluations furnished upon request -