John Keene

John M. Keene joined the U.S. Army as a Military Policeman in 1998. He attended One Station Unit Training at Fort McClellan, Alabama and was certified as a Military Policeman. Upon completion he was stationed at Camp Casey, South Korea.

From there, he was then stationed at Fort Campbell, Kentucky where he served as a Team Leader. From Fort Campbell he was deployed to Kosovo where he was an Operations Assistant, Djibouti where he supervised installation and port security, and Iraq where he supervised the protective service detail for an area commander.

Upon return from Iraq he was stationed in Fort Richardson, Alaska where he served as a Team Leader, Squad Leader, and Military Police Investigations Supervisor. While in Alaska, he was deployed to Afghanistan where he further specialized as a US Customs Inspection Supervisor. He was then stationed at Fort Knox, Kentucky where he served as the Force Protection Manager establishing and coordinating security policy for multiple locations worldwide from austere to urban.

John was then selected to become an Army Recruiter in Peachtree City, Georgia where he excelled and became a great asset to the community. John also served on the Superintendent’s Advisory Panel for Merriweather County.

He was then sent back to Fort Campbell, Kentucky where he was the Training and Operations Manager for a Criminal Investigations Headquarters. He managed all training and operations for seven offices with coverage for a 14 state area. He was then selected to become an Instructor at the U.S. Army Military Police School where he trained approximately 12,000 soldiers a year on all aspects of Law and Order Operations.

John received numerous awards for his service. He received a myriad of specialized training courses during his tenure with the U.S. Army which enabled him to become well versed in security and law enforcement. Since then, John has worked with many organizations to establish and improve site security.