OWNERS

JUSTIN BARRON

Justin is a highly accomplished US Army combat veteran with distinguished service in the 82nd Airborne Division and as a member of a JSOC Task Force in Iraq. With extensive experience in high-threat, austere environments, Justin has successfully completed numerous combat deployments, specializing in personal security detachments (PSD) and direct-action raids (DA). Following his military career, Justin has further honed his expertise by attending elite executive protection schools and instructor courses, focusing on firearms, close-quarters battle (CQB), and executive and close protection (EP/CP) tactics. He has also provided invaluable support on private military contracts and executed numerous high-profile executive and close protection operations both domestically and internationally. He is also actively involved in sex trafficking rescue operations with multiple organizations. Justin’s comprehensive skill set, and dynamic training methodology bring unparalleled valve to the team, ensuring mission success and unparalleled professionalism for any scenario.

BRIAN ULCH

TOM DICKSON

MARCOS FERNANDES

At age 20, Marcos Fernandes joined the Army in 2010, serving as an Infantry Team Leader, Personal Security Detachment, Radio Operator, Rifleman, Machine Gunner, and Armored Vehicle Driver. He deployed to Afghanistan twice, with 170th IBCT and 3rd ID, and was awarded multiple medals, including a Purple Heart and ARCOM with Valor Device.

Upon leaving service in 2015, Marcos became a firearm instructor and Armorer, before earning a Bachelor’s in Business Administration from UTD. He completed his degree, interning as a business consultant and firearm instructor.

Marcos currently works with tactical training companies, as a business owner, consultant, and firearms, medical, urban and rural movement Instructor. During his private security career, he has been in charge of assignments that included protecting presidential candidates, public figures, very-high net worth individuals, large crowds, and hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of equipment.