David "Js" Jones Email & Phone Number

Jasper, GA, US

Jasper, GA, US

Pickens County, Georgia, United States

The Christian Jeep Association is fellowship of believers that minister and witness to the lost, sick, poor and unfortunate. We have 43 chapters around the world.

Marlborough, MA, United States

Marlborough, MA

Director of Business Development for Raytheon’s Navigation, Weather and Services (NWS) mission area.

Auburn, Alabama Area

As the Director of Business Development for The Washington Consulting Group, Inc. (WCG), I developed and executed Capture Strategies for domestic and international air traffic system management and air traffic controller training opportunities. I built and maintained customer relationships, develop competitive public and private sector services solutions.

Huntsville, Alabama Area

Develop and execute Capture Strategies for domestic and international aerospace and defense radar opportunities. I build and maintain customer relationships, develop competitive aerospace and defense solutions, prepare detailed proposals and capture business by understanding and shaping radar and reconnaissance requirements. Lead Capture Manager for.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

I build customer relationships, develop competitive aerospace and defense solutions, prepare detailed proposals and capture business by understanding and shaping radar, reconnaissance and acoustic requirements.

I represent the Department of Defense to the Joint Planning Development Office for the US Next Generation Air Transportation System and coordinate policy decisions between the FAA and DoD as the Military Director for the DoD Policy Board on Federal Aviation. I establish policy, procedures and standards for over 13,000 Department of Defense aircraft to.

Oversaw air traffic control policy and personnel management for all US Air Force bases and airspace management in US Central Command's Area of Responsibility. Assisted command oversight of 400 personnel and $450M air traffic control, air battle management and airfield budget. Negotiated international airspace agreements between US Government and Pakistan

Led 113 military, government service and contract employees providing airfield management, air traffic control, weather forecasting, aircraft servicing and aviation records management supporting 45,000 annual aircraft operations from a $45M airfield complex. Managed $1.1M transient aircraft servicing contract

Responsible for airfield management, weather, intelligence, current and mission operations functions supporting the President and Vice-President of the United States, foreign leaders and distinguished visitors

Responsible for reconstruction and redevelopment of the Iraqi air traffic control system, airspace design and key airport developments. Performed international negotiations to open Iraq airway structure and reestablish enroute air traffic control service. Awarded Bronze Star Medal

Co-chaired the AF Air Traffic Management Architecture Council developing and integrating DOD and civilian technologies. Developed and coordinated the AF Air Traffic Control and Landing Systems (ATCALS) Strategic Plan, vision and road map for ATCALS acquisitions

Developed AF policy and provided human resource expertise for over 4500 active duty, AF Reserve and Air National Guard air traffic controllers and airfield managers. Determined training requirements, developed and implemented training plans, and guided careers of over 150 officers

Led 70 officers, enlisted and civilian personnel supporting 50,000 annual aircraft operations and controlling 15,000 square miles of airspace. Managed $40 million worth of equipment and airfield support structures. Selected as the Air Force's Airfield Operations Complex of the Year and as the Pacific Air Force's Airfield Operations Officer of the Year 1999

I performed air battle management duties as the Surveillance Officer on board the E-3 AWACS logging over 1500 flight hours. Duties included radar operation, diagnostics and electronic protection to support air defense, counter drug and combat support operations. I was selected as Chief of Surveillance Training for the 552 Air Control Wing.

Led controller and managed fixed and mobile radar approach control, control tower, and navigational systems. I performed negotiations for airspace and air traffic control requirements with American and Host Nation officials supporting flight operations in the National Airspace System and numerous contingencies at home and abroad.

Masters, Strategic Studies

Masters, Aeronautical Science

Bachelor, Aviation Management

Activities and Societies: Army ROTC, Air Force ROTC, Auburn Varsity Rifle Team