- Leads a joint readiness team serving USPACOM, its sub-unified commands, components, joint task forces, & DRU's- Directs cmd-wide production/coord of sub-unified readiness reports, QRRC, JFRR, & RDA for CDRUSPACOM- Analyzes readiness data; presents capability gaps/mitigation options to PACOM, JCCAG, DMAG, SASC & HASC- Provides leadership/vision as DOD's lead CCMD sponsor for readiness transformation & DRRS implementation

-Leads six flights and seven staff sections comprising over 300 aircrew members in 15 E-3B/C aircrew specialties-Plans/directs worldwide deployment of multiple crews, staff, $330M E-3 for JCS, combatant commander taskings-Directs scheduling, standardization, training, mobility, tactics functions; manages upgrades, PCAs, formal schools-Maintains combat mission-ready status for immediate world wide deployment as E-3 Instructor Pilot

-Assists in directing continuation & upgrade training for over 300 US/Canadian Forces personnel in 15 E-3 specialties-Orchestrates academics, simulator, flying training for SQ unit personnel supporting mission readiness in all theaters-Advises operations officer on training plans; manages all training documentation ensuring combat mission readiness-Maintains combat mission-ready status for immediate worldwide deployment as an E-3 Aircraft Commander

- MC-12W combat mission commander; employed $22.5M highly-modified tactical ISR aircraft conducting counter-insurgency/counter-terrorism in support of Operation Enduring Freedom- Supervised operations for $300M+ assets and 15,000 combat hours--executed 25% of all CFACC ISR missions- Provided direct overwatch of 2000+ friendly forces; executed 11 helicopter and ground assault force missions- Handpicked for certifier and elite SOF Task Force upgrade-- certified 5 mission commanders/pilots for theater operations- CAOC LNO/ combat operations division; directed $950M in assets/710 missions/3,000 flight hours/52% total CFACC ISR- Flew 130 missions; over 650 combat flight hours

- Directs, tracks and documents quarterly, semiannual, and annual flight training requirements for over 80 active duty and reserve instructor pilots- Trains next generation Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps and Allied active, Guard and Reserve members in primary military aircraft- Responsible for Theater Indoc/Buddy IP programs of newly assigned squadron IPs; ensures flight truing requirements are met/documented

- Oversaw safe flight operations of 2,200 combat mission, spanning five major design series aircraft spread across three bases- Enhanced bi-lateral cooperation with UAE Air Force Director of Safety by sharing technical expertise, safety techniques and procedures- Investigated 32 Hazardous Air Traffic Reports and 39 aviation safety mishaps; developed 3 recommendations to enhance safety and reduce mishaps in congested combat airspace- Developed and led quarterly flight safety meeting; briefed over 400 aircrew members addressing combat airspace safety issues and other relevant flight safety topics- Provided safety advice and expertise to both UAE and Saudi Arabian air force personnel in response to Royal Air Force VC-10 and Royal Saudi Arabian Air Force F-15 mishaps.

- Designs and executes wing flight safety, Mid air Collision Avoidance (MACA) and Hazardous Air Traffic Report (HATR) programs to evaluate/manage the impact of flight hazards- Synchronizes efforts of 11 wing and squadron Flight Safety Officers (FSO) and one NCO; provides training for all flight safety personnel- Inspects all aspects of flight operations including support services and maintenance; evaluates all subordinate units- Maintains a 24-hour response capability as a primary flight mishap investigator; trains unit mishap board members

- Primary investigator for all T-6 mishaps and T-6 safety subject matter expert- Designs and executes wing flight safety, Mid air Collision Avoidance (MACA) and Hazardous Air Traffic Report (HATR) programs to evaluate/manage the impact of flight hazards- Synchronizes efforts of 11 wing and squadron Flight Safety Officers (FSO) and one NCO; provides training for all flight safety personnel- Inspects all aspects of flight operations including support services and maintenance; evaluates all subordinate units- Maintains a 24-hour response capability as a primary flight mishap investigator; trains unit mishap board members

- Responsible for squadron flying and ground safety programs; ensures daily squadron operations are conducted via prescribed safety procedures- Plans, prepares, and conducts bimonthly safety meetings for over 60 instructor pilots and 80 students in six Joint Primary Pilot Training flights. - Instructs, analyzes, and critiques student missions in T-6 aircraft as an IP; counsels students on training-related issues- Additional Duties include: Flight Scheduler, Runway Supervisory Unit Observer, and Automated Data Processing Equipment Custodian

- Plans, conducts tactical/strategic employment if the E-3 AWACS aircraft to ensure mission accomplishment and safety of flight- Maintains proficiency in flight operations under FAA and ICAO rules- Monitors aircraft systems to meet overall flight and mission requirements- Positions AWACS aircraft to maximize surveillance and target-detection capabilities during exercises and contingency operations- Maintains combat mission-ready status for worldwide deployment in support of combatant commandersAdditional Duties: Flight Scheduler, Flight Safety Officer, Squadron Suicide Prevention Program ManagerDeployments and Major Exercises: Counter Drug Operations-Manta, Ecuador, Ex RED FLAG-ALASKA, Ex SKULL WAR, Operation NOBLE EAGLE, POTUS Support Borgas, Bulgaria

- Rigorous 52-week Joint Specialized Undergraduate Pilot Training course flying the T-37 and T-1 aircraft- Over 388 hours of classroom instruction in instrument and navigation procedures, weather, aircraft systems, aerodynamics, mishap prevention, cockpit/crew resource management, and aerospace physiology

- Oversaw personnel actions for 175 unit personnel and prepares official correspondence for the commander and squadron staff- Manages numerous command section programs, prepares, edits and monitors unit awards and decoration submissions- Expedites officer and enlisted performance report preparation and processing- Served as commander's executive assistant with variety of special interest projects/taskings- Prepares unit morale, welfare, and recreation functions- Responds expeditiously to group and wing level taskings