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Pensacola, Florida, United States

Norfolk, Virginia, United States

While assigned to USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78) I was responsible for safe flight operations on the flight deck and within the tower as a catapult officer, helicopter control officer, and arresting gear officer. I coordinated over 2,000 mishap-free launches and recoveries of F-18, C-2, and E-2 aircraft aboard the Ford-class flight deck. I served as the Air.

Milton, Florida, United States

While assigned to Training Squadron Two (VT-2) I served as Assistant Operations Officer, Aviation Safety Officer, Ground Safety Officer, and Aviation Training Jacket (ATJ) Officer. I flew 570 hours in the T-6B Texan II in support of Commander Naval Air Training Air Wing Five mission to instruct Student Naval Aviators in the Joint Pilot Primary Flight.

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States

While assigned to Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron Three (VQ-3) as an E-6B (Boeing 707) Instructor Pilot, Aviation Safety Officer, and Mission Commander in joint operations across Navy, Air Force, Army, and Marine Corps branches in support of Strategic Air Command missions. As a pilot and mission commander, I flew 1111 hours, instructed 52 hours, and.

Rhode Island, Florida, And Texas, United States

After commissioning as Ensign via Officer Candidate School in Rhode Island, I was assigned to various training commands to attend Introductory Flight School, Aviation Preflight Indoctrination (Pensacola, FL), Primary Flight Training in T-6B Texan II (Milton, FL), and Multi-Engine Advanced Flight Training in T-44C (Corpus Christi, TX). My primary.

San Diego, California, United States

Fleet Replacement Squadron Instructor Aircrew in the MH-60R assigned to Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron Four One (HSM-41). I accrued 682 hours of crew time in the instruction of fleet replacement aircrew students on the employment of the H-60R radar, dipping sonar, rescue swimmer procedures, and other missions. As the lower management of six personnel.

Jacksonville, Florida, United States

While assigned to Helicopter Antisubmarine Squadron Three (HS-3) as the Naval Aviation Training Operating Procedures Standardization (NATOPS) Instructor and Training supervisor as Helicopter Rescue Swimmer and Antisubmarine Warfare in H-60F helicopter I accrued 1,347 hours of crew time conducted 46 NATOPS checks, maintained 39 NATOPS and Training Jackets.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Professional Aeronautics, 3.71 Gpa

Worldwide extended campus education with an emphasis on Human Factors in aviation, Safety Processes, and Systems.

Master Of Education - Med, Curriculum And Instruction