Phillip Wolf

Career Coast Guard enlisted member with 32 years of service beginning in 1975.

Law Enforcement

Officer with over 300 at-sea vessel boardings. Fourteen years at sea serving National interests across Western Hemisphere. Duty since 1994 as Chief Petty Officer to develop and mentor career military.

Master Chief Petty

Officer, limited by law to top 1% of enlisted workforce. Experienced public speaker, comfortable with diverse audiences. Unblemished service record with numerous medals for performance.

Rating Force Master Chief – Boatswain's Mate specialty (rating) at United States Coast Guard (2004-01 – 2007-12)

• Manager for Coast Guard's largest specialty with over 5,250 members
• Conducted Occupational Analysis which drives training for next 3-5 years
• Headquarters advocate for those who pilot Coast Guard vessels worldwide
• Comparable civilian job description: Union President

Patrol Boat Officer in Charge at Coast Guard cutter TARPON (2002-01 – 2004-12)

• Captain of $3m vessel with crew of 12 patrolling from Florida to N. Carolina
• Planned and directed federal law enforcement and homeland security patrols
• Ultimate responsibility for crew, safe navigation and mission execution
• Convening Authority for Non-Judicial Punishment Mast (similar to Grand Jury)
• Proven, decorated performer in training, finance, maintenance and HR

Quartermaster "A" School Chief at USCG Training Center (1999-01 – 2000-12)

• Director of twelve week Resident School graduating over 500 students
• Initial petty officer and military training in navigation and vessel management
• Guided curriculum, student, and instructor development
• Career and Command Financial Counselor, student disciplinarian, and performance evaluator for permanent military staff of eight

National Search and Rescue (SAR) School Instructor at USCG Training Center (1997-01 – 1999-12)

• Recognized world-wide as premier institute of maritime SAR
• Trained hundreds of American and International Maritime Officers attending three-week resident course of instruction
• Created lesson plans delivered by Powerpoint, lecture, and role-playing
• Communicated complex topics of environment, mathematics, and policy
• Expert Federal witness in case leading to felony murder conviction

Dual Major in Philosophy and Literature – University of Nevada (1980-01 – 1985-12)