Website: https://6272c105a6ade.site123.me/Regularly offering 2 weekly classes in American Kenpo Karate, plus private lessons, special seminars and consultation in a variety of close quarters combat skills and self-defense, including tomahawk, stick, knife, and swordsmanship.Instructor Summary bio:I am a lifelong martial artist, and martial artist by lifestyle. I hold a 5th degree black belt (Associate Professor) in SGM Parker's American Kenpo Karate, which I have been teaching since about 1993 (my primary instructors include Clark L. Dalton, and Mark Brown, students of Paul Mills, who now heads the AKKI: American Kenpo Karate International). I am a veteran of two branches of the US military; I have functioned as an army infantry close quarters combat (CQC) specialist in the 101st ABN Division (airborne & air assault). I have instructed civilians, military and police in two nations, and have directly consulted for both film and print on multiple occasions. I have instructed for the Counter-Terrorism Institute of America, and am an instructor for Modern Combat and Survival. I am CPR certified and combat lifesaver trained. Proficient in a variety of small arms and other close combat weaponry, I am an expert swordsman and author of Combat Applications of the Tactical Tomahawk -CATT- (Paladin Press), and co-author of the acclaimed Lessons on the English Longsword and Masters of Medieval and Renaissance Martial Arts (Paladin Press). I functioned as a senior instructor in the ARMA (Association for Renaissance Martial Arts) as one of their first senior free scholars, and during that time developed and ran their historical unarmed combatives and poll-axe curricula.

Combat Applications of the Tactical Tomahawk (Paladin Press)978-1-61004-879-8Lessons on the English Longsword (Paladin Press)978-1-58160-734-5Masters of Medieval and Renaissance Martial Arts (Paladin Press)978-1-58160-668-3Sword Hilts: From the Simple Cross to the Compound Hilt (Renaissance Magazine issue 105)Many other articles on martial art, weapon and military history subjects, credits in others; e.g. credited in the Osprey book on the longsword.

I conducted a variety of mechanical assembly, disassembly, maintenance, inspection and testing on F-16 fuel system and related components in accordance with tech data and modifications.

Phase dock/flight line F-16 (fighter aircraft) mechanic.Inspector of the quarter award x1, Oct.-Dec. 2004.Aircraft F-16 Maintenance Training, Sheppard AFB TX, Graduated 3/7/2003, top 5%.F-16 Follow-up Training, Luke AFB AZ, Graduated 5/13/2003.Performed a wide range of maintenance, inspection and mechanical testing, assembly/disassembly and evaluation of F-16 components, systems, and subsystems in accordance with technical references utilizing mechanical, electrical and pneumatic tools. Assisted aircrews to resolve flight malfunctions and discrepancies. Performed pre-check and in-process inspections of various systems.

Provided security to the City and Country Building/Mayor's Office during the Utah Olympic Games. Provided security at Utah Power and Light. Patrolled, searched individuals, utilized metal detecting and search devices, secured buildings and grounds, used surveillance equipment, worked with police and fire department.

Completed Schools and Courses: Infantry basic and advanced training (Ft. Benning, GA).Combat lifesaver school.Dragon gunnery school x2.Commo school.Airborne school.Air assault school.Military drivers license.Secret security clearance.Expert qualification in most US infantry weapons.Army Commendation Medal x1. Army Achievement Medal x2.Other individual awards.101st Airborne Division (1st Brigade, 2nd Battalion, 327th Infantry Regiment). MOUT/urban combat team leader (Specialist/Corporal, E-4). Security force duties in Republic of Haiti. Lead, supervised, and served as member of infantry unit of 3-20 persons employing individual weapons, machine guns, and anti-armor weapon in offensive and defensive ground combat. Used individual infantry weapons; laid field wire; performed basic communications functions and operated communication equipment; utilized camouflage to conceal weapons and personnel; constructed minor fortifications; performed land navigation; performed preventive maintenance on weapons, equipment, and some vehicles; made verbal reports, administered first aid; operated wheeled vehicles to transport personnel, supplies, and equipment.