Deivyon Brinson

• Inspected and maintained over 300 pieces of military equipment to ensure operational readiness.
• Managed inventory systems for weaponry, ensuring accurate tracking and accountability.
• Trained personnel on proper handling and maintenance procedures for firearms and ammunition.
• Developed standard operating procedures for equipment safety protocols to enhance compliance.

• Trained and handled military working dogs for various operational missions.
• Conducted regular health checks and maintained detailed records of canine performance.
• Coordinated search and rescue operations, ensuring safety and efficiency in high-stress environments.
• Developed training programs to enhance canine capabilities and handler effectiveness.

Summary Dedicated and disciplined professional with 6 years of distinguished service in the U.S. Army. Proven expertise in leadership, mission readiness, and operational excellence under demanding conditions. Committed to driving team success through reliability, strategic problem-solving, and a steadfast dedication to organizational objectives.

5th engineer battalion - Fort Leonard Wood, MOOctober 2019 to June 2026

U.S. Army Combat Engineer (E‑4) with 6+ years of experience operating military vehicles, managing weapons systems, and supporting combat engineering missions. Proven expertise in vehicle operations, weapons accountability, mine detection dog handling, and unit readiness. Recognized for reliability, attention to detail, and leadership in high‑pressure environments. Holds multiple commendations for performance, conduct, and service.

Core Skills

• Inventory Management — Managed serialized equipment, tracked maintenance cycles, and maintained meticulous documentation for inspections and command reviews.
• Regulatory Compliance — Ensured all weapons handling, storage, and documentation met Army, DoD, and safety regulation standards.
• Security & Access Control — Controlled access to arms rooms, enforced security protocols, and safeguarded sensitive equipment.
• Recordkeeping & Documentation — Completed DA Forms, maintenance logs, hand receipts, and inspection reports with precision and zero discrepancies.
• Training & Instruction — Trained soldiers on weapons safety, proper handling, maintenance procedures, and accountability practices.
• Quality Assurance — Conducted periodic inspections, verified serviceability, and ensured all weapons met operational standards.
• Logistics Coordination — Coordinated movement, turn‑in, and issue of weapons and equipment during field operations and deployments.
• Risk Management — Identified hazards, enforced safety protocols, and reduced risk during weapons handling and storage.
• Customer Service & Support — Assisted unit personnel with weapon issues, troubleshooting, and readiness needs in a fast‑paced environment.
• Attention to Detail — Ensured flawless accuracy in serial number tracking, maintenance records, and inspection documentation.
• Military Vehicle Operations & Safety
• Weapons Maintenance & Accountability
• Armorer Duties & Inventory Control
• Mine Detection Dog Handling
• Route Clearance & Demolition Support
• Risk Assessment & Safety Compliance
• Training & Team Coordination
• Equipment Inspection & Preventive Maintenance
• Security Operations & Force Protection

Professional ExperienceU.S. Army — Combat Engineer / Driver / Armorer / MDD HandlerDates of Service: 6 years, 8 months

Rank: Specialist (E‑4)

Key Responsibilities & Achievements:

• Operated and maintained military vehicles in support of engineering missions, ensuring safe transport of personnel, equipment, and explosives.
• Served as Unit Weapons Armorer, responsible for the accountability, inspection, and maintenance of all assigned weapons systems; maintained 100% inventory accuracy during inspections.
• Handled and trained a Combat Engineer Mine Detection Dog (MDD), conducting route clearance, explosive detection, and security operations.
• Supported construction, demolition, and obstacle‑clearing missions in diverse environments.
• Conducted preventive maintenance checks and services (PMCS) on vehicles, tools, and mission‑essential equipment.
• Trained junior soldiers on weapons handling, safety procedures, and engineering tasks.
• Assisted leadership with mission planning, risk assessments, and operational readiness tasks.
• Recognized for reliability, discipline, and strong teamwork during high‑tempo operations.

Certifications & Training • Combat Engineer Training

• Weapons Armorer Training
• Military Vehicle Operator Qualification
• Mine Detection Dog Handler Training
• Additional Army technical and safety courses