PRESID ENT O F ST RATEGO S INTERN AT ION AL LLC & PROGRESSIVE CO MBAT SOLUTIONS LLC

July 2002 to Present

JOB SUMMARY In July of 2002, Mr. Good co-founded Strategos International as training and consulting group that provides tactical training to Law Enforcement and Military clients throughout the United States and abroad. - List of clients and training venues available upon request. Please see http://strategosintl.com Training included small arms and sniper operations, operating in low light environments, response to the active shooter, team tactics, combatives, and a proprietary use of force model (Force Sector Model) developed by Mr. Good.

Mr. Good was a critical member of the team that designed and created the Gladius by Night-Ops / Blackhawk Products Group. The Gladius is multi-function LED flashlight, a ground breaking illumination tool designed for Military, Law Enforcement and Security use. Mr. Good is listed on the design patent for this device, United States Patent 7,281,815 During this timeframe, Mr. Good authored a ground-breaking publication: Law Enforcement Officers Guide to Low Light Engagements. See Excerpt here: http://www.polarion-store.com/pd_strategies_of_low-light_engagements.cfm Mr. Good has extensive experience in product design, manufacturing, marketing and distribution. In September of 2007, Mr. Good stepped down as President of
Strategos International to pursue opportunities with an emerging illumination tool product line manufactured by Polarion of Korea. Mr. Good has been influential in the design and form factor of these products. Please see http://polarion-usa.com In July of 2008, Mr. Good founded Progressive Combat Solutions in order to continue to offer tactical training as opportunities present themselves. Please see: http://progressivecombat.com

DIRECTO R O F T RAININ G
Surefire Institute a Division of Surefire LLC 18300 Mount Baldy Circle Fountain Valley, CA 92708 January 1998 to July 2002 JOB SUMMARY Served as the program and founding director of the training division of Surefire LLC. Surefire is a world leader in the development of white light illumination tools both handheld and weapon-mounted. Supervised and administered an extensive array of supporting curriculums developed for military and law enforcement personnel. Supervised a staff consisting of up to 8 full-time members, with a large augmenting adjunct instructor staff. Directed the operations of courses reaching audiences exceeding 1,000 personnel per year. MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIE S Strategic Business Planning Product Research & Development Sales and Marketing Support Company Website Development Develop and maintain curriculums with supporting multi-media presentations, video, and Internet support Represent Surefire LLC in matters of doctrine at conferences, expositions, and a variety of law enforcement and military functions

DIRECTO R O F T RAININ G FED ERAL GO VERN MENT Department of the Na vy

Fleet Training Center 32nd Naval Station, Code N744, Security Forces Training Division San Diego, CA 92136 August 1991 to February 1998 JOB SUMMARY Served as the Fleet Training Center San Diego, Shipboard Security Program Coordinator and Course Curriculum Model Manager (CCMM) GS-12. Supervise training standards, and procedures to all Shipboard Security Officers, Reaction Force members, and Shipboard Security Personnel associated with anti terrorism training worldwide. Supervise an instructor staff consisting of up to (12) military members and (3) GS-11 civilians. Direct the conduct of Mobile Training Teams (MTTs) deployed to Guam, Hawaii, Japan and numerous U.S. ports. Directs the operations of courses reaching audiences exceeding 3,000 personnel per year. MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIE S Supervise the following shipboard physical security courses for the United States Navy: Shipboard Security Engagement Weapons Course Shipboard Security Engagement Tactics Course Shipboard Physical Security Officers Planning Course Small Arms Instructor Course .50 cal Machine-gun 25mm Machine-gun 40mm Machine-gun

Briefed senior Navy commanders and civilian managers on Shipboard security and Small Arms training issues, personal protection, harbor security, threat assessment, bomb threat, and numerous security subjects. Evaluates and directs a formal training budget, travel and per diem requirements for each fiscal year. Oversee high-risk training safety plan in accordance with Commander Naval Education and Training regulations.

INST RUCTO R - FED ERAL GO VERN MENT Department of the Na vy

Fleet Training Center 32nd Naval Station, Code 41, Security Forces Training Division San Diego, CA 92136 March 1988 to August 1991 JOB SUMMARY Conducted training of U.S. Navy, Coast Guard, Military Sealift Command, and Marine Corps officers and enlisted personnel (E-5 through O-5) for the Shipboard Security Engagement Weapons course and Shipboard Security Engagement Tactics course under the Supervisory Training Specialist, Security Forces Training Division, Weapons Training Department, Fleet Training Center, San Diego. MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIE S Delivery of instruction involving anti-terrorist and counter-terrorist situations, hostage procedures, bomb search, nuclear weapons security, rules of engagement and use of deadly force, defector/refugee/disaster survivor procedures, protection of classified material, training and employment of security force resources onboard ships, detailed and specialized small arms familiarization, maintenance and marksmanship, state of the art tactical techniques, maneuver and stress firing techniques. Perform duties as range master, coach/instructor, and other duties normally found at a small arms fire range. Provide instruction in non-lethal force, handcuffing, and crowd control techniques. Design, develop, update, and improve existing course content based on own research, feedback from students or their commands, and as directed by higher authority (includes continuing review of weapons utilization techniques). Develop new lesson plans, including the complete development of new courses of instruction. Conduct task analysis to determine required subject matter development, instructional objectives, and lesson plans.

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UNITED STATES NAVY - SEAL RESERVE 1/3/5 USNAB CORONADO, CA., 92194 February 8, 1983 to May 1997

JOB SUMMARY Duties involved the knowledge and use of Naval Special Warfare small unit tactics, small arms, weapons, demolitions, and pyrotechnics to ensure constant combat readiness, As a SEAL member, I was responsible for maintaining a high level of physical fitness needed to successfully operate on Land, Sea and Airborne operations. Parachuting (Free fall and Static Line, Closed and open circuit SCUBA diving are essential aspects of this duty. Training in communications, long-range patrol, smallunit tactics, first-aid, unconventional warfare, submarine operations, small boat operations, intelligence gathering, extreme environment survival, tactical weapons and demolition, shipboard penetration, shipboard security are some of the varied components of NAVAL Special Warfare. MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIE S Responsible for conducting and administering small arms and small unit tactics training. This training includes classroom, lecture and practical presentations and demonstrations. Supervise range evolutions, overall range safety, weapons instruction as well as tactical training mission planning. Review and modify training methods, training schedules, training equipment and aids to meet demanding requirements. Survey and schedule training facilities for operational platoon members to conduct small arms training, special warfare operations. Designed combat rifle\pistol\shotgun course of fire. Selected proper instructional methods and techniques to insure proper overall safety and effective learning. Served as liaison representative for NAVAL Reserve SEAL 1/3/5 ordnance department and Active Duty Special warfare community to ensure operational compatibility. Currently assigned to SEAL Team 5 Reserve Training Cell. Responsible for the development, coordination and administration of training for all Naval Special Warfare operators assigned to SEAL Team 5 Reserve.

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UNITED STATES NAVY - SEAL TEAM ONE USNAB CORONADO CA 92155 September 28, 1978 to December 27, 1982

JOB SUMMARY Duties involved the knowledge and use of Naval Special Warfare small unit tactics, small arms, weapons, demolitions, and pyrotechnics to ensure constant combat readiness, As a SEAL member, I was responsible for maintaining a high level of physical fitness needed to successfully operate on Land, Sea and Airborne operations. Parachuting (Free fall and Static Line, Closed and open circuit SCUBA diving are essential aspects of this duty. Training in communications, long-range patrol, smallunit tactics, first-aid, unconventional warfare, submarine operations, small boat operations, intelligence gathering, extreme environment survival, tactical weapons and demolition, shipboard penetration, shipboard security are some of the varied components of NAVAL Special Warfare. MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIE S Weapons and ordnance representative for an operational platoon during overseas deployment. Conducted and supervised small arms range activities, serving as range safety officer. This training included a variety of environments including, mountain, jungle and maritime as well as Close Quarters Battle. Administered, designed and implemented curriculum adopted by SEAL TEAM ONE Training Department for the proper use and employment of sniper qualified personnel in various combat environments. Designed, organized, conducted instruction and training to Special Forces, Foreign nationals often with the use of an interpreter, in the use of weapons and their tactical employment including .45cal, .38cal. 9mm pistols, M-60 machine gun, M-16, M-14, M79 & M203 grenade launchers, shotgun, various sniper rifles as well as mines, booby traps, mortars, rockets and various sub-machine guns. These training periods included 10-50 individuals from various countries such as Thailand, South Korea, Philippines, and Malaysia, ranking from E-1 to O-7.

SPECIALIZ ED T RAINING AN D EXPERIEN CE

Date
Sept 1978 Jan 1979

Command
Naval Training Center, San Diego CA Great Lakes Chicago Operations Specialist "A" School USNAB Coronado CA, Basic Underwater Demolition SEAL Training (BUD\S) Class #105 Fort Benning Georgia, U.S. Army Airborne Jump School

Description/Qualifications Received
United States Navy Boot Camp, Nominated Top Division Recruit Skills for Shipboard Combat Information Center - Honor graduate Extensive training in various small arms, small unit tactics, demolitions, unconventional warfare and maritime operations. Physical Conditioning, Combat Swimmer, Lifesaving, Small Boat Handling, Open\Closed SCUBA - Honor graduate - Received Congressional Nomination to USAFA Static Line Jump Qualified

May 1979

Jan 1980

Feb 1980

U.S. Naval Pentathlon Team Ordnance Department 2 years USNAB Coronado CA, Overseas Deployment 10 months SEAL Team 1 (ST-1) Range Safety Officer Freefall Parachute Training Demolition Driver SEAL ADVANCED TRAINING 7 months -Instructed in the advanced USNAB Coronado CA, use of small arms, weapons (Foreign and U.S.), small unit tactics, ST-1 Close Quarters Battle, and maritime operations. U.S. Naval Pentathlon Team Counsel for International Sports Military\CISM USNAB Coronado CA, 1st overall for U.S. Team ST-1 18th Overall International Travel to Sweden, Denmark, Germany SNIPER/SCOUT INSTRUCTOR COURSE - Instructed in the proper combat employment of the Model 700 (7.62mm) sniper rifle. Studies included range estimation, target recognition, stealth and USNAB Coronado CA, concealment, long range marksmanship, intelligence gathering, ST-1 observation techniques, employment of related defensive small arms weapons and employment of friendly forces. - Graduated with top honors and awarded Instructor rating

Jan 1981 Feb 1981 May 1981 Apr

Fort Bliss, El Paso, TX

REDEYE\STINGER Missile Gunner, Shoulder fired anti-aircraft missile - Honor graduate Ordnance Representative, Desert Survival Training

ST-1 Juliet Platoon

U.S. Naval Pentathlon Team USNAB Coronado CA, Broke Individual Overall U.S. Points Record, ST-1 2 Individual Event World Records ST-1, Foxtrot Platoon Deployment WestPAC

1982

Korea, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines Jungle Evasion and Survival Training (JEST) Freefall parachute training Submarine Operations Released from Active Duty Assignment to Naval Reserve SEAL 1/3/5 UDT Twelve Active Duty for Training (ACTDUTRA) Commander Training Pacific Central Training Academy, Department of Energy Albuquerque, NM ACTDUTRA ST-1 Paraloft Honorable Discharge from the United States Navy Enlistment into United States Naval Reserve Drager 02, Self Contained Diving System Shipboard Security Engagement Weapons Shipboard Security Engagement Tactics Small Arms Marksmanship Instructor (SAMI) Close Quarter Battle Combat Shooting Techniques

Dec 1982 Feb 1983 Jun 1984 Aug 1986 Jun 1987

Jun 1987

Jumpmaster Course Procedures & Regulations Equipment, Directed Release Points Pilots Brief, Jump Brief, Drop zone management Close Quarters Battle Counter Terrorism Briefing Various Weapons, Team Tactics, Entry Techniques. Instructor NEC Awarded

Oct 1988 July 1988 Dec 1988 Apr 1989 Jan 1990 May 1990 Jul 1990 Nov 1990 Nov 1990 May 1991

ACTDUTRA SEAL Team 3 Instructor School, Naval Training Center, San Diego NUCWEPTRAGRUPA C American Pistol Institute Gunsite Ranch, Prescot Arizona "Cooper School" Fleet Training Center, San Diego San Diego Sheriff's Department, NAS Miramar Fleet Intelligence Training Center Naval Regional Data Automation Center NASNI Naval Training Center, San Diego ACTDUTRA Naval Special Warfare

Nuclear Weapons Security Officer

Pistol Self-defense training Graduated with Expert Rating

Shipboard Physical Security Planning Firearms Instructor Course California State Police Officers Certified Training (P.O.S.T.) Introduction to Terrorism Intelligence Automated Information Systems Microcomputer Security Seminar

Naval Physical Security and Law Enforcement Supervisor Course Pacific Fleet Rifle & Pistol Championships Awarded an M1 Garand Rifle

Group 1 Apr 1991 Oct 1992 Nov 1992 May 1993 Aug 1993 Dec 1993 Oct 2002 Apr 2004 ACTDUTRA SEAL Team 5 Civilian Personnel Management Field Institute Fleet Training Center, San Diego ACTDUTRA Naval Special Warfare Group 1 Fleet Training Center, San Diego SEAL Team 5, Niland CA Simunitions F/X Training Facility Avon, CT Sioux City Regional Training Sniper Instructor Colinga - California State High Power Championships Silver Medal, Military Master Class Pacific Fleet Rifle & Pistol Championships Overview concepts of Personnel Management Total Quality Leadership (TQL) Team Building Concepts Pacific Fleet Rifle & Pistol Championships Bronze Medal Winner Awarded 2nd M1 Garand Rifle Master Training Specialist Award Admiral Stark, Commander Training Pacific Explosive Methods of Entry (MOE's) Close quarter Battle Entry techniques utilizing and employing Explosives Supervisor Training and Safety Course

Precision Rifle1 & 3 LE Sniper Applications

AWARD S AND ACTIVITIES

o Letter of Appreciation 1979 & 1980, (US Congressman, Outstanding Service) o Navy Rifle & Pistol Expert Ribbon - 1980 o Overseas Deployment Ribbon - 1982 o US NAVY Active Duty Good-conduct Award - 1982 o Meritorious Unit Citation - 1986 o US Naval Reserve Meritorious Service - 1989 o Sustained Superior Performance at Fleet Training Center, (Federal Employee - '93) o Outstanding Achievement at Fleet Training Center, (Federal Employee - '90, '91, '92, '94, '95) o Representative of SEAL TEAM ONE competitive high power rifle team. Successful in Naval and National Rifle Association sponsored events. o American Red Cross, Advanced Lifesaving & First Aid with CPR, Emergency Combat Medicine, Basic Diving Medicine o Overall Physical fitness coach for San Diego Veledrome Association (Track Cyclists). Planned, coordinated and implemented a rigorous training schedule for local riders, many of whom competed at the national and world-class level. o Member of the winning U.S. Naval Pentathlon Team, Counsel of International Sports Military. Set World-Record in several individual events. o Participated extensively in competitive Swimming and Waterpolo during High school education. All-American Honors in both sports. o Successfully competed in local and regional shooting matches. o These competitions included various pistol shotgun, high-powered rifle disciplines