J. Scott Morgan Email & Phone Number

Fort Novosel, Alabama, United States

Fort Rucker, Al

Subject matter expert, providing technical advice to the U. S. Army for the development of aviation concepts of operation (CONOPs); Doctrine, Organization, Training, Materiel, Leadership and Education, Personnel, Facilities and Policy (DOTMLPF-P) capabilities; and JADC2 requirements. Conducts requirements analysis to accurately document military capabilities in the Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System (JCIDS), Joint/Urgent Operational Needs Statements (JUONS), and other rapid but non-standard methodologies for identifying and documenting required Army capabilities. Conducts and documents analysis in accordance with the capabilities-based assessment (CBA) process outlined in Army Regulation 71-9 and TRADOC Regulation 71-20. Advises and assists with the evaluation of all aspects of DOTMLPF-P. Coordinates with industry and other Army agencies, including the Materiel Development, Combat Development, Doctrine Development, and Training communities to ensure systems in development meet user requirements. Acts as a liaisson with other research and development agencies, other services, and various industries to stay abreast of plans, projects, and technologies.

Wv, Oh, Pa, Va, Nc, Ky

Performs FAR Part 135 Helicopter Air Ambulance Operations as a dual rated Airbus EC-130/135 Single Pilot IFR Captain.Total time: 6,000+, PC: 5,150, IP: 1,650Actual weather hrs: 400+, Night: 580, NVG: 730Certified Flight Instructor, InstrumentsCommercial Instrument Helicopter / RotorcraftFirst Class Medical

Fort Rucker, Al

Maintenance Test Pilot QualifiedSling Load / Hoist / Water Bucket InstructorCivil aircraft: EC-135, EC-130, S-70 (type rated), B-205, B-206, S-300Military aircraft: UH-60, UH-1, TH-67, OH-58, TH-55

Al-Faw Palace, Baghdad, Iraq

Aviation standardization officer and tactical operations officer responsible for providing advice and guidance on standardization, combat operations, and the employment, control and tactical operation of 490 corps rotary wing aviation assets in general support of strategic and operational objectives. Developed and wrote the aviation procedures guide for U.S. Forces in Iraq. Maintained the Iraq joint operations area helicopter-landing zone, forward area refueling point, and general airfield databases. Functioned as a member of the aircraft shoot down assessment team. Supported the personnel recovery coordination center during emergency response operations. Managed corps level aviation assets. Prepared correspondence for 3-star level signatures. Prepared briefings for and briefed senior level aviation commanders. Was a member of the U. S. Army Central Command Standardization Committee.

Cairns Army Airfield

Senior instructor and medical evacuation helicopter pilot in support of Fort Rucker, AL, the United States Army Aviation Center of Excellence, the 5th Ranger Training Battalion, and the surrounding communities during Defense Support to Civil Authorities missions. Executed aviation and medical evacuation missions during day, night, and while wearing night vision goggles in both visual and instrument meteorological conditions. Was responsible for the training, professional development, and readiness progression of the unit’s instructor pilots, medical evacuation pilots, and non-rated crewmembers. Performed duties as the unit’s senior instrument flight examiner responsible for the ongoing evaluation and assessment of the unit’s aviators instrument flying capabilities. Served as the commander’s aircrew training plan coordinator.