Gabriel S.

Vazquez
14129 Meteor Rock Pl.
El Paso, TX 79938

gvazquez@vt.lccs.org
Cell: (562) 824-7949

Objective
To obtain a position in the Defense Simulation Industry and Technical Operational Experience in Transportation
and Logistics where my skills may be utilized and where there is an opportunity for advancement.
Computer Science Corporation
Close Combat Tactical Trainer (CCTT) Ft. Bliss, TX
June 2008-Present
CBT Specialist / Instructor II
Responsible for conducting automated systems approach to training by teaching basic classes, both on-site
and on-line, for the company's applications and systems which include lectures and hands-on sessions.
Conducts necessary research to development and revise simulation exercises.
Prepares all training material (course outline, background material, and training aids) for Simi Automatic
Forces (SAF), Master Control Console (MCC) and Maintenance Console (MC).
Reviews planning with senior level trainers, engineers, technical support, and all areas to ensure that
material are accurate and reflect current product features.
Gathers and summarizes course evaluations to provide data for review by senior level trainers to determine
the effectiveness of training.
Assists in the review of external training programs to determine feasibility of purchase.
Conducts formal classroom training courses instruction on simulator peculiar operations and safety
considerations, workshops, exercises, seminars and After Action Reviews (AARs).
Gains proficiency in and remains informed of applicable company products.
Energized Distribution
Account Manager Bell Gardens, Ca.
May 2004 June 2008
Responsible for over 100 Accounts in Los Angeles Area
Expanded the sales in 85% of all account
Responsible for thousands of dollars of product and equipment daily
Military Experience
United States Army National Guard
Long Beach, California
Dec 1999 June 2004
Squad Leader
Supervised personnel to ensure Units were trained effectively.
Participates in executing assigned tasks within the scope of his military operational experience and
acquired skill sets.
Provided instruction in the following specific combat skills: Operations Orders. Convoy planning and
operations training.
Tactical vehicle planning/employment of HMMWV/Commercial Vehicles (both manual and automatic
transmission)/4WD in austere environments.
Operating Linebacker, HMMWVs, SUVs, pickup and other light commercial trucks in a tactical convoy.
Vehicle movement in a combat (IEDs/VBIEDs intensive) environment. Counseled team members and set
short and long term goals providing 100%combat readiness.
Home Land Security Border Protection Force.
Conducts Tactics, Force Protection (FP) and Anti-terrorism (AT) training to include MOT-P, Urban
Warfare, and tactics in support of training.
Gabriel S. Vazquez

United States Army

Ft Lewis, WA
Apr 1997 Nov 1999
Soldier
Ensured job safety, all equipment repair specifications and quality control of completed work were met.
Responsible for over $200,000 of equipment, tools and vehicles.
Performed unannounced inventories and inspections of workstations to keep work ethics and efficiency above
standard. 2nd Infantry Division.
Performs basic combat construction Supervises lower grade soldiers and provides technical guidance to the
soldiers in the accomplishment of their duties.
Directs and assists in the operation of engineer wheeled or tracked vehicles Assists in performance of
organizational maintenance of vehicle and armament system components.
Directs the construction of fighting positions and wire entanglements. Controls fire team movements.
Places explosives and clears misfires.
Directs a mine-clearing line charge loading team.
Directs minefield marking party and dispensing operation of mine scattering systems.
Conducts reconnaissance operations, determines limiting slopes, curves, stream velocity, and gap widths.
Certifications
Common Driver Trainer for The Mine Resistant Ambush Protected Vehicle (MRAP) RG33L
Bliss, TX. 2009
HMMWV Egress Assistance Trainer (HEAT) Operator/Maintainer
Fort Bliss TX. 2010

FT

United States Army

Ft Lenard wood, MO
Nov 1996 Apr1997
Soldier
12B/21B One Station Basic and Advanced Individual Training.
Combat engineers supervise, serve, or assist as a member of a team, squad, section, or platoon; provide
combat engineering support to combat forces.
Operates various light or heavy engineer wheeled vehicles.
Prepares and installs priming and firing systems for demolition and explosives. Arms, disarms, and installs
anti-personnel and anti-tank mines.
Locates mines by visual means or by using a mine detector. Recognizes and neutralizes booby traps,
friendly and threat mines, and firing devices.
Joint Forces Training
Deployment to numerous training exercises emphasizing on tactics, doctrine, land navigation, ambush set-up and reaction,
target and vehicle identification and convoy operations.
NTC Ft. Irwin, CA,
-Aug. 1997 - June 1998
JRTC Ft. Polk, LA,
-Oct. 1997
YTC Yakima, WA,
-Apr. 1997 Feb 1998 Nov 1998
Skills
Preventive Maintenance checks and Services (PMCS),Radio Checks , Pre-Combat Checks/Inspections,
Map/Route Reconnaissance ,SP and RP times ,Ambush Points ,Reaction to direct/indirect fire ,Perimeter
Security/Sectors of fire, Target Identification, Tactical Road Marches, React to ambush, Tactical Combat
Casualty Care, Site exploitation, React to IED/RPG in built up area, Close Quarters Battle (MOUT),
Dismounted Patrolling Techniques, Cordon and Search Operations, Convoy Operations, React to
direct/indirect fire, Scout, Observe and Report procedures, Vehicle Check points (ECPs), React to a sniper
in built up area, Blocking Positions.
Education
El Camino HS
High School Diploma
La Mirada, CA
May 1995
Gabriel S. Vazquez

Park University

Gabriel S. Vazquez

Associates in Management

FT.Bliss, TX

May 2014