ATS Extreme – Hostile Environments & Dangerous Destinations

JUNE 2008 – MARCH 2012
NAVY SEAL, NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE, SEAL TEAM TEN
Conduct tactical operations in urban and rural environments in austere conditions
Train in close quarters combat and small unit tactics
Maintain certifications and proficiency in multiple skillsets through continuing education and training
Coordinated the integration of joint military air operations requiring intensive communication and coordination with numerous specialized units as the platoon Joint Terminal Attack Controller (JTAC)
Organized recurring training for group of 40 SEALs in the manual, explosive,
exothermic, mechanical and surreptitious methods of entry as Lead Breacher.

MARCH 2012 – MARCH 2015
INSTRUCTOR, NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE COMMAND CENTER, BASIC TRAINING COMMAND
Coordinate training venues for land, sea and air operations
Facilitate safe and effective training events
Identify marksmanship deficiencies and remediate using personal experience and learned techniques
Improve curriculum to reflect current tactics, techniques and procedures
Range safety officer for all demolition, weapons, close quarters combat and laser ranges
Teach students in a manner that improves learning and emphasizes safety

JANUARY 2018 – PRESENT
PATROL OFFICER, DISTRICT ONE, FORT COLLINS POLICE SERVICES (FCPS)
Enforce state laws and city ordinances related to keeping the peace
Respond to calls for service involving the preservation of life and property
Conduct investigations of various criminal and civil incidents
Collect and process evidence in relation to the investigatory process
Patrol area of responsibility with both directed and self-initiated patrols
Complete detailed reports of investigations both criminal and informational
Maintain equipment required to perform the duties of a Patrol Officer
Member of FCPS firearms team December 2019

Justin Perry is the Director of MorningStar University and a member of the Senior Leadership Team of MorningStar Ministries in Fort Mill, SC. After a dramatic salvation experience in 2000, Justin immediately began to experience and walk in supernatural ministry. Since that time he has been involved in equipping the Body of Christ in healing, evangelism, prophetic ministry, and supernatural theology. Justin has a vision for the church to know the Scriptures and the power of God. Whether training in the gifts of the Spirit or teaching Systematic Theology, he makes daunting and complicated issues inviting and accessible. Justin has seen multitudes equipped and released into their spiritual gifts both inside the church and out in the streets. He is the author of four books, including: Adventures in Dreaming: The Supernatural Nature of Dreams, and The Victorious End-Time Church: True Theology Vol. II and is the host of a weekly online show, Supernatural Theology. He and his wife, LeeAnna, have two sons and two daughters and live in Fort Mill, SC.

Joshua is currently a Police Officer with 15 years of experience. Before becoming an officer, Joshua served in the US Army as an Infantry Fireteam Leader. During his time in the service, Joshua was not only qualified in several areas related to direct and indirect combat operations but was also certified as a Combat Lifesaver and was further directly responsible for the health, welfare, combat readiness, and effectiveness of anywhere from 3-8 Infantrymen at any given time. Joshua has been deployed on several different CONUS (Contiguous United States) and OCONUS (Outside Contiguous United States) operations and received awards related to those operations as well.

Joshua became a Police Officer in 2008, first with the CU-Boulder Police Department (CUPD), then laterally transferred in 2012 to Fort Collins Police Services (FCPS). During his time at CUPD, Joshua became a CSOC (County Sheriffs of Colorado) certified firearms instructor. Joshua further certified as an instructor in the Center Axis Relock or “CAR” method of close-quarters gun battle. Through Joshua’s experience, he was further tasked with instructing “RED” (Rapid Emergency Deployment/Active Shooter) tactics at CUPD. Joshua's current assignments at FCPS include being a Patrol Supervisor, SWAT Operator, FTO, and Honor Guard. Within those capacities, Joshua continues to instruct and build officers in the areas of Active Shooter Response and Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC), as well as general officer safety and tactics.

Joshua has been awarded the Medal of Merit and Distinguished Service Medal by FCPS for actions taken rendering aid to severely wounded individuals during high-risk calls. Joshua met Will while at FCPS and since then has assisted Will with instructing lifesaving medical treatment courses which have been taught to all personnel within the department as well as other outside agencies/entities. During his current service as a Police Officer, Joshua continues to educate both police personnel and personnel in the private sector in his areas of expertise.

William is a current Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) with over 17 years of experience, from both the military and civilian sectors. Will became an EMT in 2004 and later pursued further training as a Combat Medic in the US Army in 2005. From 2007 to 2008, Will was deployed to Iraq with the 101st Airborne Division as a Combat Medic attached to an Infantry line unit. Upon returning from and during his deployment, Will was awarded the Combat Medical Badge, 3 Army Commendation Medals, and 2 Army Achievement Medals for actions taken while treating wounded US soldiers. During his deployment, Will treated a variety of combat-related injuries, including but not limited to blast, concussion, gunshot, and shrapnel injuries as well as injuries sustained from direct and indirect engagements with insurgent forces.

In 2010, after separating from the US Army, Will became a Police Officer with the Fort Collins Police Services (FCPS). While with FCPS, Will developed and implemented several lifesaving medical treatment courses, including tourniquet and Combat Gauze usage and application, which have been taught to all personnel within the department as well as to other outside agencies. Due to Will’s exposure and experience overseas, Will was further tasked with the training and development of EMTs to be qualified as Tactical Emergency Medics (TEMS) attached to the SWAT and Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Teams in the Northern Colorado Region.

Will is currently an instructor in CPR/AED and First Aid through the American Heart Association (AHA) and is also a Bleeding Control (BCON) instructor through the American College of Surgeons. Will has been awarded 6 Medals of Merit along with the Medal of Valor by FCPS for actions taken rendering aid to severely wounded individuals during high-risk calls as well as the Meritorious Service Ribbon by the Larimer County Sheriff's Office. Will is currently serving as a Police Officer for the City of Fort Collins where he continues to educate police officers, SWAT/EOD medics, and local school districts in his areas of expertise.

Mike Wyatt is a retired US Army Medical Service Corps Officer. He served in Iraq in a MASH (Mobile Army Surgical Hospital) as the Deputy Commander. In recent years he deployed to Haiti and Nepal immediately following the earthquakes. His years in the military, YWAM, and as a leader in ministry have positioned him well to serve CRI over the past 7 years as Deployment Director and Operations Director. Mike also has a passion for establishing a “Place of Refuge” in his local community.

Sean found a front row seat at Ground Zero after the 9/11 attacks. There he provided lighting for the search and rescue operations. This is where the seeds for being involved in crisis response work were planted. In 2007 he and his wife Laura officially launched Crisis Response International. Since then, CRI has trained thousands of responders to reach the harvest in the midst of crisis.