Jean Bellefleur

• Responsible for establishing, maintaining, and securing radio and digital communication systems in high pressure environments to support operational coordination and real time decision making of company Commanders.
• Responsible for safeguarding, storing, and properly handling classified encryption keys and sensitive radio communication equipment to ensure secure and uninterrupted information flow.
• Managed and maintained communications systems for a 80 person Unit, serving as the Primary Mission Communication Coordinator. Responsible for configuring and operating tactical radios, maintaining positive communications during mission, and ensuring the security. of all transmission systems
• Held full accountability for all platoon radio equipment and accessories, valued at $583,000, with zero losses or damage. Regularly performed loading and updating of COMSEC encryption keys.
• Troubleshot signal issues, coordinated frequency planning, and maintained readiness of all communication devices. Trained companies of 200+ soldiers to use, encrypt, and trouble shoot various communications systems.

SKIlls

Encryption Key Management

Equipment Accountability & Asset Tracking

Radio Programming and trouble Shooting

Tactical Signal Operations

Inventory Management

Classified Materials Handaling

Communication Security Protols

• Implemented preliminary marksmanship instruction processes to guarantee shooting skill progression of mentees while expediting learning outcomes.
• Responsible for planning and supervising range operations, while also enforcing safety procedures during live-fire weapons training and high-risk field exercises. Ensured full compliance with military safety standards and protocols to protect personnel and equipment.
• Provided detailed training for Superiors, peers, and subordinates alike.
• Supervised all aspects of live-fire range operations, ensuring very strict adherence to safety protocols and preventing injuries or incidents.
• Conducted risk assessments before, during and after Range operations. Conducted safety briefings, and pre-fire inspections to identify and mitigate potential hazards.
• Managed setup and teardown of training ranges, including proper placement of personnel, targets, safety equipment and medical team.
• Maintained communication with leadership and medics during high-risk training.
• Ensured accountability of weapons, ammunition, and range equipment, maintaining 100% accountability.
• Documented all training activities, safety violations, and corrective actions in after-action reports and logs.

Skills

• Safety Protocol Enforcement
• Risk Assessment & Mitigation
• Live-Fire Range Operations
• Incident Prevention & Emergency Response
• Training & Briefing Delivery
• Regulatory Compliance (OSHA-equivalent)
• Weapons and Ammunition Accountability
• Team Supervision in High-Risk Environments

• Supervised and coordinated daily UAS flight operations, such as training, and regular missions. Ensured that the mission objectives were met and aviation safety protocols were adhered to at the lowest level.
• Managed and trained a team of 5 UAS operators, ensuring FAA equivalent regulatory compliance, and standard mission readiness.
• Maintained accountability and operational readiness status of UAS assets, ground control stations, and associated support equipment, valued at over $6,250,000, conducted daily maintenance and daily inventory checks.
• Oversaw pre-flight planning, risk assessments, and post-mission debriefs to ensure safe and effective aerial operations.
• Analyzed aerial imagery and sensor data to provide accurate data to leadership and operational teams.
• Developed and enforced maintenance schedules, safety procedures, and flight logs in compliance with military and civilian standards.
• Acted as the liaison between operators and higher-level command to ensure effective communication, resource allocation, and reporting.

Supervised and trained a 3 to 5 person reconnaissance teams in planning and executing security patrols, missions, the surveillance of objectives, and route clearance operations.

Collected and reported intelligence and terrain analysis to division supervisors

Driven and maintained a variety of military vehicles, surveillance equipment, all while ensuring all mission equipment remains reliable and in great condition.

Ensured full accountability and serviceability of all team equipment, including weapons, optics, radios, and navigation tools valued at over $39,580 per team member.

Conducted risk assessments and safety briefings, maintaining team safety during high-risk missions.

Collaborated with other units and leadership to coordinate support, logistics, and tactical planning.

Adapted quickly to changing environments, making quick decisions in stressful environments conditions.

Trained junior soldiers in fieldcraft, communications, and weapons handling and safety to maintain team proficiency.

Kept up with team overall health, wellbeing, and overall safety