Lance Anderson

Fort Cavazos, Texas | 2025–Present

• Selected as the NCOIC of the Provost Marshal Office Desk Section, overseeing daily law enforcement support operations for one of the largest military installations in the United States.
• Directly manage a 26-person section responsible for law enforcement administration, detainee processing, patrol support, equipment accountability, case management, dispatch coordination, and emergency response operations.
• Serve as the primary liaison between Military Police Investigations, Criminal Investigation Division, patrol operations, traffic investigators, civilian law enforcement agencies, and installation leadership.
• Develop and implement operational procedures, training programs, accountability systems, and workflow improvements to increase organizational effectiveness and mission readiness.
• Prepare and present operational reports, crime statistics, trend analysis, and law enforcement briefings to senior command personnel.
• Oversee accountability and maintenance programs for law enforcement equipment valued at more than $700,000.
• Coordinate personnel scheduling, training requirements, readiness reporting, physical fitness programs, inspections, and performance management.
• Routinely provide recommendations to senior leaders regarding operational challenges, resource allocation, and organizational improvements.
• Serve in a position commonly assigned to Staff Sergeants E6 and higher while maintaining supervisory responsibility over personnel, equipment, and mission execution as a Sergeant E5.

Camp Humphreys & Yongsan, Republic of Korea | 2024–2025

• Selected to serve simultaneously as Law Enforcement Desk NCOIC and Arms Room NCOIC for two U.S. Army installations in the Republic of Korea.
• Directed law enforcement administrative operations supporting a population exceeding 39,000 Soldiers, civilians, family members, contractors, and foreign nationals.
• Coordinated operations and information sharing between Korean National Police, Criminal Investigation Division, military intelligence personnel, traffic investigators, operational security personnel, and garrison leadership.
• Authored and improved operational procedures, continuity programs, mapping systems, and organizational workflows that increased efficiency and provided long-term continuity for future NCOICs.
• Managed accountability, maintenance, and issuance of military weapons systems and sensitive equipment valued in excess of $300,000.
• Maintained 100% accountability of assigned personnel and equipment while supporting continuous law enforcement operations across multiple installations.
• Served as the primary point of contact for numerous military and civilian agencies during investigations, operational coordination, and law enforcement activities.
• Oversaw and mentored an eight-person team while maintaining responsibility for readiness, welfare, discipline, and professional development.

Lithuania | NATO Force Protection Mission | 2022–2023

• Selected for a specialized counter-unmanned aircraft systems mission outside primary Military Police duties due to demonstrated adaptability, technical aptitude, and operational performance.
• Successfully completed training conducted by Air Defense Artillery personnel on DroneBuster counter-drone technology, drone identification, threat assessment, and force protection operations.
• Transitioned from law enforcement responsibilities to a highly specialized air defense support mission requiring rapid acquisition of technical knowledge and operational procedures.
• Conducted real-world counter-drone operations in support of NATO force protection missions and regional security requirements.
• Worked rotating operational shifts responsible for detection, identification, tracking, and mitigation of unmanned aerial threats.
• Collaborated with multinational military organizations while supporting evolving mission requirements in a dynamic operational environment.
• Demonstrated ability to quickly master unfamiliar technology and execute mission-critical tasks outside primary occupational specialty.

Poland | NATO Support Mission | 2021–2022

• Conducted force protection and law enforcement operations across multiple U.S. military installations throughout Poland in support of rotational NATO forces.
• Traveled between geographically separated military installations to provide continuous law enforcement coverage, security operations, and emergency response capabilities.
• Coordinated with U.S. military units, host-nation personnel, and allied forces to maintain security, accountability, and operational readiness.
• Participated in ammunition convoy escort missions supporting the movement of military resources and equipment in proximity to the Ukrainian border.
• Maintained security of sensitive military assets during transportation operations while ensuring compliance with force protection requirements.
• Responded to incidents involving military personnel and property while enforcing military regulations and maintaining good order and discipline.
• Operated in a dynamic multinational environment requiring adaptability, independent decision-making, and coordination with partner organizations.
• Supported mission requirements across multiple locations while maintaining operational effectiveness in a rapidly evolving security environment.