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Airpower subject matter expert providing clients with strategic assessment and risk analysis.

Teaches a course that Introduces the use of Airpower as an element of national power. The course starts with the original air power theorists and then walks through significant milestones in the evolution in airpower theory as it applies to national power and a nation's ability to assure, deter, coerce, or compel.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Prepared and presented foreign policy and international political analysis directly to the Secretary of the Air Force, Chief of Staff of the Air Force, and the Chief of Space Operations.

Baghdad, Iraq

Represented the Department of Defense as the senior military diplomat assigned to the U.S. Embassy in Iraq and served as the Ambassador’s principle military advisor and the Defense Department’s expert on Iraq’s political-military and security situation.

Penatgon

Orchestrated a 65-member team in actualizing the Secretary of Defense’s Legislative Agenda. Briefed and advised the Secretary of Defense, Deputy Secretary of Defense, and their senior staff on the congressional landscape and defense-related legislative issues.

Washington D.C.

Directed the 10-person team that engaged congressional defense and intelligence committees on behalf of the Air Force’s air and space weapons systems programs. Prepared senior leaders for congressional engagement and testimony.

Washington Dc

Student, George Washington University

Montgomery, Alabama Area

Student, Air War College

Engaged congressional defense and intelligence committees on behalf of the Air Force’s $50 billion investment portfolio.

Republic Of Korea

Commanded a combat fighter squadron located less than 100 miles from North Korea. Led, trained, equipped, mentored, and developed 28 F-16 pilots and six staff to provide sovereign option for immediate tasking at a moment’s notice. Planned and directed a $33 million operations program matrixing over 350 personnel and $750 million in combat assets.

Managed the 48-member wing support staff. Synchronized subordinate units’ activities with the commander’s intent and aligned and integrated the wing’s strategic plan with higher-headquarters’ priorities.

Supervised a 52-person organization that provided critical operational support for three F-16 fighter squadrons and a combat air control squadron. Created and managed the wing’s $120 million flying operations program.

Developed, documented, and advocated for the Air Force’s air superiority weapons requirements. Maintained expertise in all air superiority missions, associated systems platforms, and weapons; identified as the Headquarters Air Force subject matter expert for the Air Force’s air superiority weapons.

Various

Maintained combat mission readiness, instructor pilot, flight examiner in South Korea, Japan, Georgia, South Carolina, Utah. Served in various roles including Director of Staff, Director for Operations, Assistant Director for Operations, Flight Commander, Chief of Plans and Programs, Scheduler, and Electronic Combat Pilot.

Fort Walton Beach, Florida, United States

Masters Of Political Science

Major: International Relations Minor: Methodology

Ma, Security Studies

Grand Strategy Program

Ma, Nat'L Security Studies, Defense Decision Making And Planning

Thesis: "Organizing the fight: Technological determinants of coalition command and control and combat operations"

Ma, National Security Studies, Air Warfare

Bee, Electrical Engineering