HUMINT Instructor at DynCorp International
Washington D.C. Metro Area
- Current
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- HUMINT Instructor at DynCorp International
- Past
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- Consultant at Phoenix Consulting Group
- Research Analyst, Foreign Affairs at Bureau of Intelligence & Research (INR)
- Director, Attache Operations Watch at Defense Intelligence Agency
- Research Analyst, Foreign Affairs at Bureau of Intelligence & Research (INR)
- Chief, Operational Detachment at Defense HUMINT Service
- Course Developer - Technical Advisor - Instructor Trainer - Role Player at Reserve Defense Strategic Debriefer Course (RDSDC)
- Collection Manager (HUMINT) at Defense Intelligence Agency
- Strategic Debriefer at U.S. Army Intelligence Support Command
- Test Engineer, Military Small Arms at Colt Firearms
- U.S. Army Special Forces, Airborne Infantry at US Army
- Education
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- National Defense Intelligence College
- The University of Connecticut
- Charter Oak College
- Defense Language Institute
- Connections
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- Industry
- Government Administration
- Websites
David Hayes’s Summary
My career began as an Army Medic in U.S. Army 82nd Airborne and 10th Special Forces Group. Following my military service I continued to serve within the U.S. Army Reserve Intelligence Corps, the Defense Intelligence Agency Directorate for Operations, and the U.S. Department of State Bureau for Intelligence & Research (INR).
David Hayes’s Specialties:
* Europe/Eurasia
* Strategic Planning
* Operations Management
* Policy Analysis and Support
* Islamist Insurgency, Terrorism
* All-Source Intelligence Analysis
* Fluent Russian, Conversant German
David Hayes’s Experience
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HUMINT Instructor
DynCorp International
(Public Company; DCP; Defense & Space industry)
October 2009 — Present (2 months)
Defense Strategic Debriefing Course (DSDC)
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Consultant
Phoenix Consulting Group
(Government Administration industry)
March 2009 — October 2009 (8 months)
Ft Huachuca
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Research Analyst, Foreign Affairs
Bureau of Intelligence & Research (INR)
(Government Administration industry)
April 2002 — March 2007 (5 years )
Department of State Office of Analysis for Terrorism, Narcotics and Crime (TNC)
I monitored and assessed terrorist activities in Europe and Eurasia for The Secretary and senior policymakers. I monitored and assessed the intentions and capabilities of terrorist groups worldwide that sought chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear or explosive (CBRNE) weapons. I participated in a special diplomatic mission to Iraq, March/April 2004 and received the Superior Honor Award for Dedication to Duty. -
Director, Attache Operations Watch
Defense Intelligence Agency
(Information Technology and Services industry)
March 2001 — February 2002 (1 year )
I supervised a staff of 25 civilian and military personnel operating the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) 24-hour human intelligence (HUMINT) worldwide Attache Watch Center. My staff provided the DIA Deputy Director for Operations (DDO) a dominant awareness of DIA/DO operations and issues worldwide. I received the DIA Director's Commendation for initiatives supporting the recovery of a U.S. aircrew from Hainan Island, China.
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Research Analyst, Foreign Affairs
Bureau of Intelligence & Research (INR)
(Government Administration industry)
September 1998 — December 2000 (2 years 4 months)
Department of State Office For Analysis of Strategic, Proliferation and Military Affairs (SPM)
I provided senior policymakers with a dominant awareness of military and strategic issues pertaining to the conflict in the Russian Federation's North Caucasus region from 1998 through 1999. I also advised policymakers on the capabilities of state chemical and biological warfare (CBW) programs worldwide. I received the department's Superior Honor Award for Outstanding Service in 2000. -
Chief, Operational Detachment
Defense HUMINT Service
(Information Technology and Services industry)
October 1995 — September 1998 (3 years )
I directed, supervised and conducted the full spectrum of overt debriefing operations including the researching, compiling, and preparing of operations support material; identifying information required for immediate processing and dissemination; the screening, preparation and conduct of strategic debriefings; evaluation of collected information; drafting, preparation, coordination and production of properly formatted written intelligence information reports (IIRs), knowledgability briefs (KBs), basic source data reports, contact memoranda, SPOT reports, and other intelligence and operational reports; planned, coordinated and execute tasks with the support of analysts, interpreters, and other collectors.
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Course Developer - Technical Advisor - Instructor Trainer - Role Player
Reserve Defense Strategic Debriefer Course (RDSDC)
(Military industry)
January 1992 — December 1996 (5 years )
I was a technical expert and advisor to the staff of the 338th Military Intelligence Company, 94th Army Reserve Support Command, that developed the U.S. Army Reserve Defense Strategic Debriefing Course (RDSDC). I provided technical oversight and guidance to course leaders, instructors and role players and drafted realistic operations scenarios relevant to the unit's human intelligence (HUMINT) collection mission. The course quickly received full TRADOC approval, enabling our unit to convert our Interrogators to Strategic Debriefers as required by our wartime intelligence mission.
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Collection Manager (HUMINT)
Defense Intelligence Agency
(Government Administration industry)
October 1993 — September 1995 (2 years )
From 1993 to 1995 I reviewed and evaluated U.S. Army overt human intelligence collection on a specified geographic region for relevance to national strategic intelligence requirements; I drafted, coordinated and disseminated collection guidance and operations directives; I coordinated special collection initiatives between DOD and other intelligence collection agencies.
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Strategic Debriefer
U.S. Army Intelligence Support Command
(Government Administration industry)
September 1991 — August 1993 (2 years )
I conducted the full spectrum of debriefing preparations, without supervision, including; screening, researching, compiling, and preparing collection support materials; negotiating source cooperation and commitment; preparation of Knowledgeability Briefs and Intelligence Information Reports; dissemination of all collection products and other documentation.
My areas of expertise included foreign military ground forces capabilities and doctrine; strategic scientific & technical capabilities; public health, chemical and/or biological warfare capabilities. -
Test Engineer, Military Small Arms
Colt Firearms
(Defense & Space industry)
April 1988 — March 1990 (2 years )
I was the primary test engineer for Colt Firearm's entry in the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's (DARPA) Advanced Combat Rifle (ACR) trials in 1988-89. I also was the primary test engineer for the Colt Delta Elite 10mm pistol.
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U.S. Army Special Forces, Airborne Infantry
US Army
(Government Agency; 10,001 or more employees; USA; Military industry)
March 1977 — March 1983 (6 years 1 month)
- 10th Special Forces Group (Europe), Bad Tolz (Toelz) Germany
- JFK Special Warfare Center at US Army
- 325th Airborne Infantry Regiment at US Army
David Hayes’s Education
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National Defense Intelligence College
Diploma , Strategic Intelligence Studies , 1998 — 2004
Master of Science in Strategic Intelligence Program, Certificate track.
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The University of Connecticut
MA , International Studies , 1988 — 1990
Russian and East European Studies
- Activities and Societies:
- Dobro Slovo Slavic Language Honor Society
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Charter Oak College
BA , International Studies , 1983 — 1986
Russian and East European Studies
- Activities and Societies:
- Charter Oak College Student Advisory Board
Academic Dean's List
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Defense Language Institute
Diploma , Russian , 1981 — 1982
- Activities and Societies:
- Russian Folk Orchestra (Balalaika), DLI Soccer Team
Additional Information
David Hayes’s Websites:
David Hayes’s Groups:
The OSS Society, Dobro Slovo Slavic Language Honor Society
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U.S. Army Special Forces (Green Beret) Alumni
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