Who I Am
Command Sergeant Major Michael Mabee, Tikrit, Iraq 2004
I’ve worked as an urban EMT and paramedic. I’ve worked as a suburban cop and for the federal government. I’ve had a good deal of military training, two wartime deployments to Iraq, and two humanitarian missions to Guatemala.
I was decorated by both the army and the federal government for my actions on 9/11 at the World Trade Center. But I have to say that my favorite “decoration” was having one of my troops in Iraq say to his first sergeant after a convoy: “that sergeant major is a hard ass!”
So, I have a great deal of experience – both overseas and in the U.S. – seeing what the world looks like when things go wrong.
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Why This Book
I wrote this book because I have spent my entire adult life in the service of this country and its people. I feel that protecting the country and our communities is still a worthy cause.
What I do
I work in two areas:
- Securing the electric grid: I work with the Secure The Grid Coalition to hold the government and the electric industry accountable to protect the U.S. electric grid.
- Civil defense: I work with communities and governments to build a culture of preparedness – and to ready the nation for catastrophic disasters.
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