Joe Lloyd 4430 Chula Vista Pensacola, FL July I would to submit my CV for consideration as a Volunteer Planning Board member.

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1 Joe Lloyd 4430 Chula Vista 1 July 2016 Kayla Meador 3363 West Park Place Dear Ms Meador: I would to submit my CV for consideration as a Volunteer Planning Board member. I choose Pensacola as the place I wanted to spend the rest of my life in after retiring from the military. I love our city and would like to be part, albeit a small one, of keeping our city great. I have worked well with people from many different backgrounds and I understand the importance of compromise and finding common ground between groups with competing interests. Respectfully, Joe Lloyd

2 JOSEPH S. LLOYD 4430 Chula Vista (850) SUMMARY Joseph Lloyd is an adjunct facility member with the Joint Special Operations University where he has taught for ten years. His area of expertise is on various aspects of Insurgency, Counterinsurgency, Counter Terrorism and Joint Operational Planning for special operations. As a civilian, he has served a wide range of jobs ranging from mentoring US and Iraqi Staff Corp level staff officers to teaching Joint Operational Planning to NATO and other allied service members. WORK EXPERIENCE CIVILIAN June 2010 to present. Adjunct Faculty member, Joint Special Operations University, International Team. Teach various topics on Irregular Warfare to foreign special operations operators and enablers Teach Joint Operational Planning to US and foreign special operations operators and enablers Jan 2011 to 2015, Consultant, Institute for Defense Analysis Served as a subject matter expert on terrorism attack methodology and planning to assist in developing unbiased conditional risk models to support sponsoring agency requirements Served as cell leader for red-cell Internet Derived Targeting of selected US sites Co-developer of the Training Support Packet for the Army Corp of Engineer s Common Risk Model Dams course November 2013 to present, Facility Security Officer (FSO), CSG-LLP Serve as the focal point for all security related issues for CSG-LLP June 2010 to Sep Operations Chief, CSG-LLP Responsible for the over planning exercises in support of the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) s Transformation Medical Transition (TMT) program Supervised 5 personnel in support of DTRA s Transformation Medical Transition (TMT) program

3 Mar 2009 to February Operations Lead, Joint Expeditionary Forensics Facility (JEFF), Kandahar, Afghanistan. Stood up the initial JEFF lab in Kandahar, Afghanistan to include site preparation & commissioning. Responsible for all personnel administration, maintenance, and non-technical operations of the JEFF 6 forensic lab. Helped write the Operations SOP governing the duties of the Ops Lead throughout the CENTCOM AOR. Sep 2008 to Mar Special Operations Foreign Internal Defense Advisor to the Military Transition Team, Baquba Province, Iraq. Assisted a US Military Transition Team mentor an Iraqi Corp level Commander and his staff. Served as Ops Officer in the Diyala Province (Iraq) Joint Operations Center during the 2009 Iraqi National Elections May 2003 to Sep SOF Ground SME, Joint Special Operations University. Instructor and course director at the Joint Special Operations University (JSOU). Lead planner for all JSOU s Mobile Education Teams to the CENTCOM AOR. Built and directed JSOU s first Irregular Warfare course. Planned and directed JSOU s Mobile Education Team in support of the Special Forces Basic and Advanced Warrant Officer Courses. Lectured on various topics related to insurgency, counterinsurgency and counter terrorism. MILITARY Oct 1998 to Apr USASFC s Ground Liaison Officer to USAF 16 th SOW. Served in the SOLE, the CJSOFT (TF Dagger) Special Activities Cell, and as Executive Officer of a Special Forces Company during Operation Enduring Freedom, Afghanistan. Independently led and executed USSOCOM s HAVE ACE program. Instructed US and foreign Special Operations Forces (SOF) in Air Force Special Operations Command aircraft familiarization, Call for Fire procedures, infiltration/exfiltration techniques, and Combat Search and Rescue tactics integrated into Joint Live Fire exercises. Mar 1994 to Oct Assistant Detachment Commander, SORSE. Responsible for administration, execution and support of selected classified and unclassified Special Projects in support of USSOCOM and DOD initiatives. Developed Operational Requirement Documents (ORD). Planned and executing Operational Evaluation tests (OPEVAL). Conducted numerous high level briefings to General Officers & Senate Senior staffers.

4 Wrote the draft for USSOCOM s Mission Scenarios Doctrinal Template for civilian contractors and other documents for USSOCOM s RDT&E programs. Dec 1992 to Mar Detachment Commander. Responsible for all long term planning and guidance for the unit. Established unit policy and procedures. Provided general supervision of 10 NCOs. Aug 1989 to May Special Forces Operations NCO. First line supervisor of nine NCOs. Responsible for the planning and execution of all internal & external training. Served as the principle advisor to the Commander of Kuwait s only Armor Brigade as a frocked Captain during Desert Shield/Desert Storm. Commanded three O-3s and twenty-four enlisted ranks from both the US Army and US Air Force during Desert Shield/Desert Storm. Selected to represent 3/5 th SFGA for the US Army s official historical account of Desert Shield/Desert Storm. Aug 1986 to Jul Special Forces Intelligence NCO. This was a Special Mission Unit whose mission is still classified. Dec 1983 to Jul Special Forces Medical NCO. Senior medical NCO and a Dive Medical Technician on a Special Forces dive team. Conducted medical cross training and providing medical treatment to detachment members and other foreign nationals. Dec 1979 to Nov Special Forces Medical NCO. Taught small unit tactics and Counter Insurgency techniques to El Salvadorian soldiers during that country s communist led insurgency. Planned and conducted training with foreign national soldiers. Wrote & translated lesson plans into Spanish. Assessed unit & individual strengths & weaknesses of US and foreign soldiers. EDUCATION, CERTIFICATION & QUALIFICATION Civilian Bachelor of Science (Cum Laude), University of the State of New York (Regents), Albany, New York, May 1998 Yale University Summer Language Institute- Spanish, 1981

5 PUBLICATIONS Jason A. Dechant, John Conley, Joseph S. Lloyd, et al, Internet Derived Targeting: Rivanna Station, P-4700, Institute for Defense Analyses, Jan 2011 Zack Rebold et al, Defense Critical Infrastructure Internet-Derived Targeting, Institute for Defense Analysis Paper P-4338, Institute for Defense Analyses, 2012 Jason A. Deschant, et al, Implementation of the Common Risk Model for Dams, vol 1 & 2 Institute for Defense Analysis Paper P-4795, May 2012