John Boydston Email & Phone Number

Aubrey, Tx, Us

City Of Roanoke, Tx

Greenville, Texas

The Colony, Texas

Mcchord Afb, Tacoma Washington

The Western Air Defense Sector, with headquarters at McChord Field , Washington State, is the largest of three sectors responsible to the Continental U.S. North American Area Defense Region - First Air Force (CONR-1AF) and the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) for peacetime air sovereignty, strategic air defense, and airborne counterdrug operations in the continental United States. WADS is a Washington Air National Guard unit which operationally reports directly to First Air Force at Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida. WADS is one of two sectors responsible to NORAD's aerospace warning and control missionWADS Mission:FEDERAL MISSION: The Sector’s primary mission is “Guarding America’s Skies.” This 24/7 role involves the use of radar and communications systems to monitor air traffic from the Mississippi River west to the Pacific Ocean, and from the Canadian border south to the Mexican border. The Sector reports to Air Combat Command and NORAD in its federal role.STATE MISSION: WADS reports to the Governor through the Washington National Guard headquarters at Camp Murray. The Sector works with state agencies to provide rapid response in the event of natural or manmade disasters, and participate in disaster preparedness exercises. The Sector is able to provide an air picture to help in rescue operations in the event of disasters.

Corinth, Texas

Coppell, Texas

Elmendorf, Alaska

611th Air Operations Center (AOC) The 611th AOC consists of three divisions that develop plans, procedures, and directives for the employment of Alaskan combat and support forces assigned to PACAF and North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD). They maintain air sovereignty and conduct air defense operations for ANR. Additionally, they direct rescue operations and provide tactical support for air and land forces.611th Combat Operations Division (COD) The 611th COD consists of five teams: Defensive Operations, Integration, Interface, Airspace and Weather. · The Defensive Operations Team provides the core staff of the AOC Operations Floor supporting NORAD, NORTHCOM and PACAF. They provide regional expertise for the command and control system that supports air sovereignty and air defense missions. · The Integration Team performs the C4 Systems integration for the AOC. The team is the liaison point between operations and the communications focal point within the AOC, and is responsible for maintaining operational expertise in space and specific aircraft operations. Additionally, the Integration Team is responsible for the management of the Special Technical Operations team within the AOC. · · The Airspace Team provides requirements planning for Alaskan air-to-ground weapons ranges and military training airspace. The unit provides liaison with the FAA and validates Operational Support Airlift.

Leighton Barracks, Würzburg Area, Germany

Lakcland Afb, San Antonio Texas

The military has an obligation to provide for the overall well-being of its Service members and their families, not only in peacetime, but especially during times of war or crisis. In peacetime, programs are designed to maintain mission readiness, promote fitness and esprit de corps, and create a strong sense of military community that enhances the quality of life. During conflict, high morale is critical for those personnel who are deployed, as well as for the families that remain behind. In order to withstand the physical and emotional stresses endured, particularly during deployment situations, the military community depends upon a strong support system. This system is comprised of programs designed to encourage positive individual values; aid in recruitment and retention of personnel; provide for physical, mental, cultural, and social needs, and the general well-being of Service members and their families; and establish a core sense of community for its transient population. Without providing these kinds of support services, including physical fitness facilities, libraries, youth and outdoor recreation activities, arts and crafts, and unit- level sports, the military would have difficulty accomplishing its basic missions. What They Do Recreation, welfare, and morale specialists in the military perform some or all of the following duties: ◾Plan, prepare, and direct social functions, meetings, or recreational activities◾Prepare daily activity reports◾Track inventory, purchasing, receiving, and storage of equipment and goods for club and entertainment services◾Direct operation of clubs, open messes, recreational buildings, and libraries◾Arrange publicity for social or recreational events, such as plays, concerts, and tournaments◾Issue and maintain recreation gear and resources, such as sports equipment and movies◾Conduct surveys to determine interests and attitudes of the military population and their dependents◾Schedule facility or property maintenance

Airway Science

Activities and Societies: NCO Preparatory School NCO Leadership School NCO Academy

Retired, Recreational Specialist/Aerospace And Warning Systems Technology/Command And Control Operations, Msgt

Activities and Societies: Recreational Center Management Gymnasium Management Athletic Department/Field Management and Maintenance Air.

Education record

Journalism/English

Activities and Societies: School Newspaper (Sports Editor) Football Basketball Baseball

English/Psycology

Attended one semester (6 credits)