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Captain Freddy P. Manjarres
Foreign Area Officer
In 2002, Captain Freddy Manjarres joined the United States Army as
Private First Class and in 2004 attended Basic Training and Advanced
Individual Training at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. CPT Manjarres’s
assignments include 96th Civil Affair Battalion, Fort Bragg, North
Carolina. In 2006, CPT Manjarres applied for the Green to Gold ROTC
program to become an officer at Fayetteville State University, North
Carolina. In 2007, CPT Manjarres completed his bachelor degree in
Science with a mayor in Business Administration obtaining Magna Cum
Laude recognition. He commissioned the same year as Second
Lieutenant obtaining Military Intelligence branch and received
distinguish meritorious graduation recognition. In 2008, CPT
Manjarres received orders to TF 366 AR, 172nd Infantry Brigade
Combat Team, stationed in Grafenwoehr, Germany as Assistant
Intelligence officer. Few months upon his arrival, CPT Manjarres deployed for 12 month to
Diyala province, Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. In 2009, CPT Manjarres was
assigned to the Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 172nd Infantry Brigade forward
deployed to Germany. He is assigned as Brigade assistant intelligence officer responsible
coordinating and supervising intelligence operations and training for all military intelligence
personnel. In 2010, CPT Manjarres received orders to attend the advance Captain’s career
course at Fort Huachuca, Arizona. Upon completion, CPT Manjarres was assigned as the
Human Intelligence and CI Operations Team Chief S2X for the 1st Armor Brigade Combat Team,
2nd Infantry Division, Camp Casey, Korea. In 2013, CPT Manjarres completed his master’s
degree in Intelligence and was transferred to 302d Brigade Support Battalion as the Battalion
Intelligence Officer. In 2014, CPT Manjarres received orders to USSOUTHCOM working in the
J2 directorate as Intelligence Engagements Officer. CPT Manjarres was responsible for the
intelligence training programs, subject matter expert’s exchanges, and deliver intelligence
academia to countries within the USSOUTHCOM AOR. CPT Manjarres was assigned to the J2X
directorate as Counterintelligence and Human intelligence analytical cell chief. He is in charge
of planning, supervising and executing CI & HUMINT operations in the SOUTHCOM AOR. CPT
Manjarres was selected for the Foreign Area Officer program where he is working as Assistant
Army Section Chief in the Military Advisory and Assistance Group in Lima Peru. Most recently,
CPT Manjarres was assigned to 229 Military Intelligence Battalion, Defense Language Institute
at Monterey, California. During ten months, he will attend an intensive French training in
preparation for his next assignments. Captain Manjarres is divorced, and does not have any
children.
MILITARY EDUCATION

Joint Foreign Area Officer Course, Presidio of Monterey, 2017

System Approach to Training Basic Course, Fort Huachuca, 2015
Basic Army Instructor’s course, Fort Huachuca, 2015
Portuguese-Brazilian, USSOUTHCOM, 2014
Joint Networking Attack, Curry Station, Pensacola, 2014
Operation Security Program Manager, Camp Casey, Korea, 2013
Strategic Debriefing Course, Fort Huachuca, 2013
Counterintelligence Special Agent, Fort Huachuca, 2012
Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance Synchronization Manager, Fort Huachuca, 2012
Joint Human Analysis and Targeting, Fort Huachuca, 2012
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Leaders, Fort Huachuca, 2012
CI/HUMINT Operations Management, Fort Huachuca, 2012
Military Intelligence Captain’s Career, Fort Huachuca, 2011
Military Intelligence Basic Officer Course, Fort Huachuca, 2007
Airborne School, Fort Benning, 2005

CIVILIAN EDUCATION

Masters in Intelligence, 2013

American Military University, Charles Town, West Virginia

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, (Magna Cum Laude) 2007

Fayetteville State University, North Carolina

Business Engineering, 1998

Universidad Tecnológica Equinoccial, Quito, Ecuador

LANGUAGES

Spanish
Portuguese-Brazilian
Portuguese-European

MAJOR AWARDS AND DECORATIONS

Bronze Star Medal

Joint Service Commendation Metal
Army Commendation Medal (1 OLC)
Army Achievement Medal
Joint Meritorious Unit Award
Meritorious Unit Award
National Defense Service Medal
Iraq Campaign Medal
Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal
Global War on Terrorism Service Medal
Army Service Ribbon
Overseas Service Ribbon (4 OLC)
Airborne Badge