Frederick Fields Email & Phone Number

United States

Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

• Through crew resource management and teamwork, skillfully executed distribution logistics throughout the United States, Caribbean and South America.
• Provided direct support to U.S. Navy mission through time sensitive transportation of Department of Defense and Department of State personnel and equipment. Impeccable customer service and leadership continues to.
• In charge of the safe administration of aviation related safety and mishap programs at Naval Station Guantanamo Bay including $2.4 million of aviation assets assigned to the military base and all transient aircraft.

Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan

Oversaw all U.S. Seventh Fleet internal training programs. Managed training and certification events in preparation for Triennial Maritime Operations Center and Joint Task Force certification. Coordinated for a 6-person team to visit the fleet headquarters on multiple occasions to provide direct assessments and crucial fixes to improve readiness. Gave.

Corpus Christi, Texas, United States

• Taught and mentored U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps student aviators to become winged aviators. Provided daily instruction in aerobatics, formation, instrument, and low-level flying.
• Led the Operations Department through the execution of 8,550 flight hours and 5,125 sorties enabling the completion of 247 student graduates to the advance training syllabus.
• Guided senior standards/evaluations pilots in the supervision of squadron instructor pilot training and techniques.

Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan

Planned and executed fleet warfare experimentation and advanced concept of operations development in Seventh Fleet. Worked three concept of operations projects with multi-million dollar funding budgets in order to allow advance tactics, techniques and procedures to be brought to the fleet.

Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan

Seventh Fleet Protocol Officer directly in charge of all protocol related functions for the Seventh Fleet Commander. Arranged nearly all aspects of distinguished visitor encounters for the Vice Admiral. The encounters included but were not limited high ranking military members, ambassadors and a head of state.

Enid, Oklahoma, United States

• Taught and mentored more than 180 U.S. Air Force, U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps and foreign military students to become certified aviators for their respective militaries. Provided daily instruction in aerobatic.
• In the leadership role of Assistant Director of Operations, managed one third of squadron instructor pilots and students.
• As Supervisor of Flight, coordinated the normal and emergency flight operations of over $1.1 billion worth of aircraft.

Norfolk, Virginia, United States

• Piloted multi-mission helicopter in direct support of fleet operations as well as humanitarian aid / disaster relief in the Mediterranean Sea, Arabian Gulf, Red Sea, Gulf of Aden, and Caribbean Sea.
• Oversaw the Safety Management System and guidelines adherence of 11 squadrons spanning more than 21,500 flight hours and 135 aircraft worth over $4.4 billion.
• Developed the Fall Protection Program used to keep more than 4,000 military and civilian personnel within the wing safe while working on and around aircraft.

Norfolk, Virginia, United States

Demonstrated high level of competency while earning initial fleet helicopter qualifications. Once started, quickly progressed through the training program.

Milton, Florida, United States

Learned fundamentals of helicopter flying, transporting external cargo, and shipboard landings. Via dedication and determination, became one of the first of my college year group classmates to earn wings as naval aviator. Received top choice of follow-on aircraft to fly.

Enid, Oklahoma, United States

Performed flight training in aerobatics, formation, instrument, and low level flying in a complex, pressurized, and fully aerobatic aircraft. Exhibited great focus in completing hybrid training program with other military service.

Pensacola, Florida, United States

Learned fundamental aviation knowledge base needed to become a successful pilot. Selected as one of the few students to cross train with the Air Force for initial pilot training.

Master Of Science (M.S.), Aeronautical Science, 3.89

Bachelor Of Engineering (B.E.), Aeronautical Engineering

Activities and Societies: Powerlifting