Primary duties and responsibilities of the Role Player are to support Military Augmentees, Opposing Forces, and Special Forces in various scripted and unscripted roles as of members of the Police Force or Host Nation Security Forces.

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES:

• Require routine wear of replicated uniforms and associated equipment. Individuals routinely perform role-play duties while in an outdoor, field-type environment, with limited services and under austere conditions; performs all other duties as required consistent with this occupational specialty.
• Must be physically fit and able to walk up to three miles between villages and towns while wearing a police or military uniform, MILES gear, helmet, rucksack, and other assorted military or law enforcement equipment (example: replica rifles and pistols).
• Role Player routinely uses military forms and maps; frequently uses mobile radio communications; supervises and performs maintenance on all assigned equipment and vehicles.
• Must be able to operate a computer to blog and perform other social media applications.
• Must be capable of working both day and night shifts as scheduled; must train and become proficient in military map reading including deciphering and encoding locations using the Military Grid Reference System; must become proficient in military communications procedures including using the phonetic alphabet and understanding call signs, pro-words, and acronyms.

REQUIRED:

• High School or equivalent diploma.
• Must be able to work on the Fort Johnson Military Installation.
• Have working knowledge of computers and Microsoft Office programs.
• Proficient at operating a computer and smart phone, blogging, texting, and perform other necessary social media applications.

DESIRED EXPERIENCE:

• Secret security clearance.
• Previous military or law enforcement service.
• Must be able to speak clearly and calmly while using radio communication systems.
• Must be able to perform routine foot patrols over several hours.

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

• Must be in good physical condition capable of prolonged standing and walking up to 3 miles over uneven terrain.
• Must be able to lift and carry up to 45 lbs.
• Must be able to be instrumented using either MILES or IPDD systems in accordance with the needs of the Joint Readiness Training Center.
• Must be able to work irregular hour shifts; length of shifts may vary up to 16 hours as required by the JRTC.
• Must be able to travel unaccompanied throughout the continental US and foreign countries.
• Must possess a valid Louisiana State Driver's License (or other state equivalent).
• Individual must submit to and pass pre-employment drug screening; will be subject to random drug screening.