Kevin Clyde, Phd, Atp Email & Phone Number

Henderson, NV

Percussionist with the Henderson Symphony Orchestra.https://www.hendersonsymphonynv.org/

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

Veteran-owned business that manages and trains combat sports athletes. Currently, the company has three professional boxers who are actively competing. If interested in a management team, please reference below to contact us. Mission: Build a values based company that produces and supports top-line athletes in the combat sports industry while operating.

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

Fully-qualified First Officer, B-737. Current FAA Class I Medical and Airline Transport Pilot license. Operate 400-1000 flight hours per year in the continental United States.

MQ-9 pilot qualified for world-wide operations supporting U.S. Department of Defense and allied countries - mission control element (MCE) and launch/recovery operations (LRE). Deployed as required.

Nellis AFB, Nevada, United States

• Representd 11 units and 490-person test and evaluation group operating eight weapons systems
• Supervised operational test and evaluation portfolio for RPA and Combat Search and Rescue programs; included the MQ-9A, HH-60W/G, HC-130J, and Guardian Angel
• Integrated core functions and combat capabilities with higher headquarters test priority lists

• Led 36 personnel; executed 250-million dollar combat operation and five daily MQ-9 missions
• Integrated four MQ-9 joint and coalition units into airfield/airspace operations; enabled over 100 personnel to generate seven additional combat missions
• Surpassed previous squadron records for hours and missions flown; achieved 99.8% mission effectiveness rate

Creech AFB, Nevada, United States

• Orchestrated busiest safety office in Air Combat Command
• Mentored 103 flight safety officers and unit safety representatives supporting 4,200 personnel
• Reduced annual mishaps by 18%; earned higher headquarters safety program of the year award

Creech AFB, Nevada

• Revitalized base-wide administrative processes and recognition/awards programs
• Formulated analyses of key issues/events and strategic messaging for base Commander
• Focal point for higher headquarters priority tasks; achieved 99% on-time completion rate

Creech AFB, Nevada

• Standardized policies for eight squadrons, 108 flight examiners, and 900 aircrew operating the MQ-1, MQ-9 and RQ-170
• Oversaw fourteen Air Force mandated compliance programs
• Devised processes to effectuate over 1,000 straight incident-free missions for the annual period

Creech AFB, Nevada

• Directed administrative functions supporting 142 Active Duty, Reserve, Royal Air Force, and civilian personnel
• Instructed/Evaluated MQ-9 launch and recovery qualification training students (United States Air Force and international).

• Directed largest launch and recovery element in the Department of Defense
• Managed 82 personnel and 365-million dollar combat operation; generated thirteen daily MQ-1/MQ-9 missions
• Surpassed previous squadron monthly records for flight hours, missions, and kinetic events

Creech AFB, Nevada

• Supervised nine mission readiness programs sustaining a 270-million dollar combat operation
• Restructured aircrew training programs; overhauled 185 hours of formal training events for the MQ-1 & MQ-9; led to over 600 mission ready personnel across three squadrons
• Earned “highly effective” rating during higher headquarters programs inspection

Dover AFB, Delaware

• Evaluated base resources and capabilities supporting C-17 and C-5 contingency operations
• Lead planner for base exercises and inspections; mentored 68 inspection program managers
• Primary aide for the 2012 Hurricane Sandy evacuation; coordinated and safely executed movement plans for 100 personnel and 16 aircraft worth four billion dollars

Manas, Kyrgyzstan

• Led base command section; Commander’s focal point for scheduling, special projects, speech writing and administrative support for 2,100 coalition personnel
• Synchronized communications and events for U.S. government, host nation, coalition and military officials; conduit for humanitarian assistance and military cooperation efforts in Kyrgyzstan

Charleston AFB, South Carolina

Robins AFB, Georgia

Planned, organized, directed, and inspected military band activities. Analyzed local musical requirements and provided appropriate services. Planned and scheduled such activities as rehearsals, drills, training classes, and performances. Provided and accounted for equipment, space, supplies, and other facilities required by band. Advised higher authority.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Education, Curriculum And Instructional Leadership, 4.0

Master Of Music, Music Performance, 4.0

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Music Education, 3.43, Cum Laude