Hugh Bailey Email & Phone Number

Gainesville, Va, Us

Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

Davison Army Airfield, Fort Belvoir, Va

Command a detachment of senior fixed wing Army Aviation Officers, NCO’s, and civilians. Operate an Aircrew Training Program consisting of up to 40 aviators and 6 aircraft (2 C12V and 4 UC35).

New Iberia, Louisiana, United States

Served as commercial helicopter pilot in the Gulf of Mexico.

Davison Army Airfield, Fort Belvoir, Va

Worked as chief of flight standards for all of the Army Nationals Guard Fixed Wing fleet. Managed a team of multi-compo officers and NCOs who perform ARMS inspections and write doctrine for all 54 states and territories.

Davison Army Airfield, Fort Belvoir, Va

Serves as the chief officer for all flight operations. Controls all flights to include training, mission, special use, and maintenance test flights for a fleet of 4 UC35’s (Cessna Citation VI) and 2 C12V’s (King Air 200). Manages a pool of pilots of up to 40 at any given time, reviews and accepts missions from 3 separate entities, all while flying missions and training in the C12V. Manages all flight schedules, 24/7 standby schedules, and assist in all aviators training and currency.

Fort Belvoir, Virginia

Work in Future Operations as Operational Support Airlift- Activity. Operate as a pilot in the Army C-12U/V (King Air B200).

Joint Base Andrews, Md

Assigned to ARNG Capabilities Branch and attached to A3MT as the Air Coordinator/Liaison Officer. Responsible for coordinating current and future operational airlift requirements for the ARNG. Reviews all airlift requests, validates requirements, and schedules all ARNG airliftmissions. Works with Mission Readiness Airlift (MRA) personnel to obtain Air National Guard (ANG) resources to fulfill transportation needs in support of ARNG and ANG training requirements. Prioritizes ARNG airlift… Show more Assigned to ARNG Capabilities Branch and attached to A3MT as the Air Coordinator/Liaison Officer. Responsible for coordinating current and future operational airlift requirements for the ARNG. Reviews all airlift requests, validates requirements, and schedules all ARNG airliftmissions. Works with Mission Readiness Airlift (MRA) personnel to obtain Air National Guard (ANG) resources to fulfill transportation needs in support of ARNG and ANG training requirements. Prioritizes ARNG airlift requirements based upon Director ARNG and DirectorANG priorities along with current and projected ANG MRA program funding levels. Tracks MRA support as cost avoidance to the ARNG which represents ARNG transportation funding that States may allocate to support other training. Approves all ANG airlift support for JointAirborne/Air Transportability Training (JA/ATT) requests. Validates all Air Support Operations Squadron (ASOS) line 14 request for Tactical Air Control Party (TACP) requirements. Primary Point of Contact for all 54 states and territories G3 MRA coordination. Show less

Alabama

Worked as a Commisioned Officer in the Alabama National Guard. Served 2 combat deployments flying the UH-60. Operated in Operations, Aviation Unit Level and Intermediate Maintenance, and Command. Compiled over 1000 UH-60 hours.

Birmingham, Alabama Area

Directly responsible for 40 part-time and 5 full-time personnel and 4 specially equippedUH-72A Lakota Helicopters. Accountable for $22 million worth of equipment. Dailyresponsibilities include executing aviation missions that encompass IFR, SAR, ferry,VIP, hoist, FLIR, NITE-SUN, eradication, SWAT, recon, K9, cover force security,moving and stationary surveillance and CASEVAC. Overall management of budgetaryissues for flight hours, fuel cost, employee travel budget, vehicle… Show more Directly responsible for 40 part-time and 5 full-time personnel and 4 specially equippedUH-72A Lakota Helicopters. Accountable for $22 million worth of equipment. Dailyresponsibilities include executing aviation missions that encompass IFR, SAR, ferry,VIP, hoist, FLIR, NITE-SUN, eradication, SWAT, recon, K9, cover force security,moving and stationary surveillance and CASEVAC. Overall management of budgetaryissues for flight hours, fuel cost, employee travel budget, vehicle fleet, and hiring orlaying off employees during fiscal year cutbacks. Conduct both scheduled andunscheduled maintenance while also reacting to the logistical issues as a result of themaintenance. Work with over 75 different customers throughout the state to scheduletraining or execute missions.Operate as a Day/Night, VFR/IFR/NVG Pilot-in-Command and Unit Trainer Show less

Mba Aerospace And Defence, Aerospace And Defence

https://haslam.utk.edu/aerospace-defense

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Economics

Activities and Societies: ROTC

Ba, Economics

Activities and Societies: ROTC