Rules of Engagement, NATO operational planning, Air/Tactical Transport, Civil-Military Relations, Disaster Management, Allied Forces Exercises, Aerial Fire Fighting, Aerial Support Operations.

A Higher Ranking Officer in the HAF is held accountable not only for his crew inside the cockpit, but for his behavior and performance when interacting with human subjects inside the office, on base and in the world in general.

Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, EvaluationThis methodology, currently known as ADDIE, is the foundation for an instructional system to work, both design wise and implementation wise. A logical process, through which all trainees acquire the necessary skills and knowledge, making them able to complete a given task, in an operational environment.

In a professional environment it is essential to provide the audience with a clear, distinct, comprehensive, all inclusive lecture or presentation to gain their interest and trust, as well to appear fully prepared to "teach" and to answer all random arising questions. Standardization of user interface, slides, correct language and testing presentation abilities.

The Human Factor in military aviation plays an important role, especially when accidents occur. It has been proved that in almost every incident, man has contributed either positively and/or negatively. The Coordinator's field of work is to increase safety and security awareness (military/civil) both in the air and on the ground.

The Instrument Flight Training Course provides necessary information regarding ICAO procedures, Instrument Flight Rules in domestic as well as international airspace, and accustoms students to the phraseology, bibliography and civil procedures of general aviation.

Air and Ground Training Overseer. Reporting, Scheduling, Mid-Term Planning

Especially in a fire fighting squadron, one must be always vigilant and alert vis-a-vis the difficult mission, that is aerial fire fighting. Fire fighting in Hellas during fire seasons, tabletop and full scale exercises, International Joint Operations experience and Leadership and Interoperability studies under the Aegis of NATO and USAF.

Head of the Office of Current Operations in the 113 Combat Wing. Flight Activity reporting, Table Top and Field Exercises preparation, Internal Operations Directives, Liaison with other Sectors of the Armed Forces, Foreign Affairs, Diplomatic Clearances, Personnel Readiness and Planning.

Head of Operational Planning Dept. in 113 Combat Wing, Thessaloniki (GR). War Preparation planning, operational checklists, procedure standardization, Top Secret classification, conflict time simulation.

Overseeing 50 flight officers of the 383 Aerial Fire Fighting Squadron in matters of human resources and operational readiness. Daily Reports, Leave Permits, Personal Officer Registry, Transit and Travel Orders, Courses, Medical Exams, Evaluation Reports, Catering, Munition and Armament handout, Distribution of Information, Mail and Phone Inter-Offices communication, Conscript management, Secretary Support, Protocol, Daily Directives, Lodging, Liaison with the Squadron Leader.

The English language has become, through the ages, a necessary tool, not only for every day activities (social etc) but for professional use as well. In the Hellenic Air Force's Non-Commissioned Officers Academy, English is the only foreign language taught, from an intermediate level (B2 of the European Language Framework), up to an advanced, or even proficient level, per student demand (C2). The process of teaching first year cadets, many of who already possess an English Certificate and involving them in challenging activities, can be a very complex one. Goal is to turn the lesson into an experience and certainly not a dull lecture.

Member of the Fire Fighting Module, rapidly deployable with extra crews and tech personnel in a disaster or crisis area to assist the host nation in fire fighting operations. Relevant courses and experience: Modules Basic Course (MBC 2010), Additional Response Capacity Self Training Seminar (ACR/5 2012), Trained in Rapid Response using Fire Fighting Planes. Trained in Table Top (TTX) Field Exercises (FX). “Prometheus 2014”, ModTTX3 2016, Cluj-Napoca, Romania, ModTTX3 2022, Aix-En-Provence, France, ModEX Lot4, Beograd, Serbia, ModTTX1, Medulin, Croatia. Trained in Multi-Cultural awareness and the Tactics of the Union Civil Protection Mechanism.

Expert, deployable in a disaster or crisis area, providing insight on matters of Fires and Fire Fighting Activity, under the European Civil Protection Mechanism flag. Relevant courses and experience: Community Mechanism Induction Course (CMI 2011), Prometheus 2014 TTX - FX, Athens, Greece, Operational Management Course (OPM 2018), High Level Coordination Course (HLC 2019), Assessment Mission Course (AMC 2022), Staff Management Course (SMC 2022)

The Core functions of one Civil-Military Cooperation (CIMIC):- Support to the Force in the foreign environment- Liaison with the Civil Authorities to facilitate cooperation and coordination of effort- Support to the Local Civil environment, in times of crisis.United Nations Civil-Military Coordination Concepts:- Infor Sharing- Task Division- Planning

IEAFA Cadre (Temp). Class 19C (May-Jun 2019)

Provide First Aid to sustain life in the event of injury, where no available Doctor or Medical Assistance is available.

A Personal (exercise) Trainer is a fitness consultant, but not a coach. Sports science is a vast domain for someone with an education of several weekends to be able to digest. In any case, the MP Balatsinos Fitness Course touches upon basic knowledge of Anatomy, Ergophysiology, Physiology, Nutrition, Training Tactics, Functional Training and personalized consideration. It is a great seminar for anyone wanting to find "food for thought", to broaden their horizon, fitnesswise.A Group Trainer is basically a coordinator in a fitness classroom, where circuit training, high intensity interval training (HiiT), bars on music training, choreography training etc takes place. Given a certain music downbeat and gym equipment a GT demonstrates, executes and corrects sets of exercises, mostly, within the time limit of an (1) hour.

Temporary Head of the Flight Management Dept, dealing with matters of flight hours, training hours, economic issues, semester and annual payments, overseeing flight crew activity and total reporting.

Aerial Fire Fighting Squadron Training Office. Duties included flight and ground training organizational procedures, courses, training program reports, flight scheduling, flight hour management, oversight of flight crews' readiness and overall upkeep of the pilots' and copilots' operational availability.