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Newark, New Jersey, United States

Ft. Rucker, Al

Instructor Pilot and Air Mission Commander for the U.S. Army's UH-60M Initial Entry Rotary Wing Course. Responsible for implementing the Program of Instruction (POI), Course Management Plan (CMP), and Aircrew Training Manual (ATM) to train non-rated pilots to fly the UH60M Blackhawk helicopter. Provide safe and quality instruction and evaluation of basic and advanced flight maneuvers, instruments, tactics, nights, and night vision goggle flight. Evaluate students' technical and tactical proficiency, oral knowledge and flight performance. Implements the commander's safety program and adheres to the unit standard operating procedures.

Schofield Barracks, Hi

UH-60L/M Standardization Pilot (SP)/ Instrument Flight Evaluator (IE) assigned to a Blackhawk Assault Helicopter Company in the 25th Infantry Division. Able to conduct precise air assault operations in direct support of Infantry Brigade Combat Teams and Combined Arms Teams. Responsible for ensuring training is standardized throughout the company, mentorship and education of all unit crewmembers, and performing as company SP. Responsible for assisting the Commander in implementation of the Aircrew Training Program, maintaining IATF's, development of company training exercises, and development and execution of gunnery tables

Schofield Barracks, Hawaii

UH-60A/L/M Instructor Pilot in a Blackhawk Command and Control Company in 25th Infantry Division; responsible for ensuring training is standardized throughout the company, mentorship and education of all unit crew members, and performing as a designated Instructor Pilot (IP) in the Company. As an IP, I am responsible for conducting no-notice evaluations, maintaining Individual Aircrew Training Folders, development of company training exercises, and assisting in management of the Commander’s Aircrew Training Program.

Ft. Campbell, Ky

UH-60M Instructor Pilot assigned to a Blackhawk Assault Helicopter Company in the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault). Able to conduct precise air assault operations in direct support of Infantry Brigade Combat Teams and Combined Arms Teams. Responsible for ensuring training is standardized throughout the company, mentorship and education of all unit crewmembers, and performing as a designated IP in the company, responsible for conducting no notice evaluations, assisting the company standardization officer in maintaining IATF's, assisting in development of company STX's, and the development and execution of gunnery tables.

Ft. Campbell, Ky

As a company level Aviation Life Support Officer, at Ft. Campbell and during OEF XI-XII, I was responsible for issuing, upkeep, and accountability of all life support equipment systems used by the pilots and crewmembers in the Company, worth over $500,000. Also during this time, I was responsible for maintenance and accountability of the survival radios carried by all members of the flight crews. After redeployment to Ft. Campbell, I was selected to serve as the 4-101 ALSE Officer and facilitated the turn-in of over $250,000 worth of ALSE gear, without loss. As a battalion ALSE officer, I reported directly to Brigade on status of three company’s ALSE gear and supplies. During my time as a PI/PIC in C 4-101, I flew over 900 hours (225 NVG) accident free. During my deployment I was a key leader in the train up and execution of the first partnered Air Assault operation with the Afghan Air Wing. I served as a lead planner and pilot for direct support of Special Operations units throughout Afghanistan. During the deployment, I was given the opportunity to complete passenger movements, Quick Reaction Force in RC-S, and Medevac Chase duties throughout the entire Regional Command. While in garrison my unit was responsible for execution of sling loads, FRIES, SPIES, Water Bucket operations, and rappelling missions, requiring me to remain proficient in all mission tasks.

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Therapeutic Recreation/Recreational Therapy, 3.40 Gpa

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