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Mike Williams started CalTex Productions as a means to develop several television and movie ideas. In 2013, Mr. Williams retired from the Federal Bureau of Investigation where he was a Supervisory Intelligence Analyst specializing in national security affairs and organized crime matters. He worked closely with Border Patrol and Customs agents as part of joint task forces in the U.S. and Iraq. Prior to his service with the FBI, Mr. Williams served as a Program Analyst with the Navy Special Warfare Command in Coronado, California as it responded to the terrorist attacks on 9/11/2001. Before joining the federal civil service, Mr. Williams was a Policy Analyst with the San Diego City Council. While serving with the City Council, he became familiar with law enforcement and border issues. Seeing that there was no entertainment industry focus on the multi-faceted border issues, he developed the idea for a television show about the United States Border Patrol which was the genesis of Calexico. Mr. Williams retired from the U.S. Navy in 1993, after twenty years of service as a Naval Intelligence Officer. His assignments included special operations, human source collection, and geopolitical and terrorism analysis. Other assignments included amphibious squadron staff, Defense Intelligence Agency, and aviation squadrons deployed aboard aircraft carriers. Commander Williams received the Bronze Star and Combat Action Ribbon for service during the first Gulf War.…Mike Williams started CalTex Productions as a means to develop several television and movie ideas. In 2013, Mr. Williams retired from the Federal Bureau of Investigation where he was a Supervisory Intelligence Analyst specializing in national security affairs and organized crime matters. He worked closely with Border Patrol and Customs agents as part of joint task forces in the U.S. and Iraq. Prior to his service with the FBI, Mr. Williams served as a Program Analyst with the Navy Special Warfare Command in Coronado, California as it responded to the terrorist attacks on 9/11/2001. Before joining the federal civil service, Mr. Williams was a Policy Analyst with the San Diego City Council. While serving with the City Council, he became familiar with law enforcement and border issues. Seeing that there was no entertainment industry focus on the multi-faceted border issues, he developed the idea for a television show about the United States Border Patrol which was the genesis of Calexico. Mr. Williams retired from the U.S. Navy in 1993, after twenty years of service as a Naval Intelligence Officer. His assignments included special operations, human source collection, and geopolitical and terrorism analysis. Other assignments included amphibious squadron staff, Defense Intelligence Agency, and aviation squadrons deployed aboard aircraft carriers. Commander Williams received the Bronze Star and Combat Action Ribbon for service during the first Gulf War.

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Mike Williams started CalTex Productions as a means to develop several television and movie ideas. In 2013, Mr. Williams retired from the Federal Bureau of Investigation where he was a Supervisory Intelligence Analyst specializing in national security affairs and organized crime matters. He worked closely with Border Patrol and Customs agents as part of joint task forces in the U.S. and Iraq. Prior to his service with the FBI, Mr. Williams served as a Program Analyst with the Navy Special Warfare Command in Coronado, California as it responded to the terrorist attacks on 9/11/2001. Before joining the federal civil service, Mr. Williams was a Policy Analyst with the San Diego City Council. While serving with the City Council, he became familiar with law enforcement and border issues. Seeing that there was no entertainment industry focus on the multi-faceted border issues, he developed the idea for a television show about the United States Border Patrol which was the genesis of Calexico. Mr. Williams retired from the U.S. Navy in 1993, after twenty years of service as a Naval Intelligence Officer. His assignments included special operations, human source collection, and geopolitical and terrorism analysis. Other assignments included amphibious squadron staff, Defense Intelligence Agency, and aviation squadrons deployed aboard aircraft carriers. Commander Williams received the Bronze Star and Combat Action Ribbon for service during the first Gulf War.…Mike Williams started CalTex Productions as a means to develop several television and movie ideas. In 2013, Mr. Williams retired from the Federal Bureau of Investigation where he was a Supervisory Intelligence Analyst specializing in national security affairs and organized crime matters. He worked closely with Border Patrol and Customs agents as part of joint task forces in the U.S. and Iraq. Prior to his service with the FBI, Mr. Williams served as a Program Analyst with the Navy Special Warfare Command in Coronado, California as it responded to the terrorist attacks on 9/11/2001. Before joining the federal civil service, Mr. Williams was a Policy Analyst with the San Diego City Council. While serving with the City Council, he became familiar with law enforcement and border issues. Seeing that there was no entertainment industry focus on the multi-faceted border issues, he developed the idea for a television show about the United States Border Patrol which was the genesis of Calexico. Mr. Williams retired from the U.S. Navy in 1993, after twenty years of service as a Naval Intelligence Officer. His assignments included special operations, human source collection, and geopolitical and terrorism analysis. Other assignments included amphibious squadron staff, Defense Intelligence Agency, and aviation squadrons deployed aboard aircraft carriers. Commander Williams received the Bronze Star and Combat Action Ribbon for service during the first Gulf War.

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Mike Williams started CalTex Productions as a means to develop several television and movie ideas. In 2013, Mr. Williams retired from the Federal Bureau of Investigation where he was a Supervisory Intelligence Analyst specializing in national security affairs and organized crime matters. He worked closely with Border Patrol and Customs agents as part of joint task forces in the U.S. and Iraq. Prior to his service with the FBI, Mr. Williams served as a Program Analyst with the Navy Special Warfare Command in Coronado, California as it responded to the terrorist attacks on 9/11/2001.
Before joining the federal civil service, Mr. Williams was a Policy Analyst with the San Diego City Council. While serving with the City Council, he became familiar with law enforcement and border issues. Seeing that there was no entertainment industry focus on the multi-faceted border issues, he developed the idea for a television show about the United States Border Patrol which was the genesis of Calexico.
Mr. Williams retired from the U.S. Navy in 1993, after twenty years of service as a Naval Intelligence Officer. His assignments included special operations, human source collection, and geopolitical and terrorism analysis. Other assignments included amphibious squadron staff, Defense Intelligence Agency, and aviation squadrons deployed aboard aircraft carriers. Commander Williams received the Bronze Star and Combat Action Ribbon for service during the first Gulf War.

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Research Analyst, GS-12 at Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) - Records Management Division

September 1, 2016 - October 1, 2017

Temporary Reserve Service Program position to assist with backlog in the National Name Check Program; used databases to check applicant requests from other government agencies primarily for federal jobs and citizenship applicants.

Intelligence Analyst, GS-14 at Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) - San Diego Field Office

June 1, 2004 - June 1, 2013

Supervisory Intelligence Analyst for both the National Security and Organized Crime Field Intelligence Groups; liaison with Joint Terrorism Task Force; drafted Intelligence Information Reports for dissemination to the U.S. Intelligence Community; contributed to organizational concept and intelligence production program.

Program Analyst, GS-13 at Navy Special Warfare Command

September 1, 2001 - June 1, 2004

Provided technical and analytical expertise on materiel requirements; wrote Mission Needs Statements and Operational Requirements Documents; liaison with senior staff on joint applicability of requirements and programs; contributed white papers on options.

Policy Analyst/Council Representative at City of San Diego Councilmembers and Deputy Mayor

December 1, 1994 - October 1, 1997

Provided policy support and legislative/budgetary analysis; international affairs liaison; represented councilmembers in communities; contributed to preservation of facilities and BRAC-related initiatives; drafted policy documents and briefs.

Policy Analyst/Council Representative at City of San Diego Councilmembers and Deputy Mayor

September 1, 1998 - September 1, 2001

Continuation of policy analysis and liaison work in city governance.

Analyst/Support Group Liaison at University of California, San Diego - Vice Chancellor for External Affairs

October 1, 1997 - September 1, 1998

Administered policies and programs regarding support groups; compliance management; liaison among Development and University Relations, staff, and group leaders; ensured volunteers complied with policies.

Analyst/Consultant at Mayor’s Select Committee on Government Efficiency and Fiscal Reform

October 1, 1997 - September 1, 1998

Consultant analyzing government efficiency and fiscal reform; provided policy support and briefings.

Deputy Director of Intelligence (Acting Director 9/1990–12/1990) at Special Operations Command Central

January 1, 1990 - February 1, 1993

Directed research on theater countries for targeting; managed special operations intelligence collection and targeting against Iraqi forces; liaison with CIA and U.S. Embassy; briefed ambassador.

Officer-in-Charge, Naval Intelligence Operations Group Detachment at Naval Intelligence, Subic Bay, Philippines

August 1, 1986 - December 1, 1989

Established and managed a Navy human source intelligence collection unit; coordinated with embassies and defense offices; led sensitive programs during regional instability.

Geopolitical Threat Analysis Branch Chief/Terrorism Analyst at Commander U.S. Naval Forces Europe

March 1, 1983 - June 1, 1986

Headed production unit for daily intelligence summaries; established Navy's first terrorism analysis element; supported operations in Lebanon, hijackings, and Libya.

Various assignments (including Imagery Analyst, Defense Intelligence Agency; Navy Reserve unit) at U.S. Navy

January 1, 1974 - December 31, 1983

Handled sensitive reports and intelligence tasks across multiple assignments across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia; contributed to strategic intelligence and counter-terrorism efforts.