Reginald Hathorn Email & Phone Number

Enterprise, Alabama, United States

Amentum obtained contract following URS. UH-72 (2,500 hrs), TH-67 (800), OH-58A/C (450), OH-58D (Bell 407) (5,500), UH-1 (60)

United States

Basic Warrior Skills (BWS) Instructor UH-72, OH-58 A/C, and TH-67.

Southeast United States

Savannah, Ga

(CFII)

Fort Rucker, Al, Fort Drum, Ny, & Savannah, Ga

Army Aviation Instructor Pilot (CFI) since 2001, Standardization Instructor Pilot since 2005, and an Instrument Flight Examiner (CFII) since 2008 with over 3200 flight hours as an instructor. Regularly utilized fundamentals of instruction to develop and present teaching material to include both classroom and computer based instruction. Advised and assisted my direct supervisor in developing and managing the Aircrew Training Program (ATP). Maintained student and rated aviator training records and ensured compliance in accordance with all regulations. Served as quality control and monitored the ATP for adherance to policy, regulations, and standing operating procedures while maintaining an eye for improvement and evolution of methodology. Mentored junior aviators and instructors professionally both in and out of the cockpit. Always provided an ear in all arenas.

Chief Warrant Officer Four with 20 Years/5100 flight-hours Army aviation rotary-wing experience. Occupational specialty was specifically as a Kiowa Warrior Armed Reconnaissance/Aeroscout Pilot.Managed and integrated multiple aircraft as an Air Mission Commander since 2001. Directed multiple aircraft types for mission support to include rotary winged asset integration with ground personnel as well as Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) and fixed-wing assets. Regularly updated and continuously evaluated risk management procedures throughout ongoing flight missions, often requiring rapid, decisive decisions under extreme pressure in a heavily multi-tasked flight environment. As a senior Warrant Officer, completed Professional Military Education on staffing and associated applied skills to include Program Management, Knowledge Management, Operations, and Operational Planning.As a mission briefing officer conducted risk assessments on each and every mission submitted to me, often many times a day, during both peace and wartime operations over the past 14 years. Ensured thorough risk management by aircrews and teams from beginning to end of planning and execution processes, implementing mitigation measures and mentoring where needed.Mentored every crew for each mission briefed in order to teach and reinforce the risk management process. This ensured their capability to grow professionally and, more importantly, conduct their own continuous risk management assessments while performing their tasks.

Ft. Rucker, Al / Ft. Bragg, Nc / Ft. Polk, La / Korea / Ft. Drum, Ny / Savannah,

Drive the heavily loaded, green, Bell 407. Reconnaissance and information gathering is the game. Have flown in a broad variety of flight environments ranging from the high desert to the high seas, in the snow, up in the mountains, and coast to coast 1,000 feet and below (no better way to see your country).

Savannah, Ga

Over five years’ experience as Aerial Master Gunner and thoroughly knowledgeable of numerous aerial weapon systems, tactics, weapon’s effects, and optimal utilization. As the weapons and tactics instructor, served as principal advisor to staff on weapons employment. Developed realistic aerial gunnery ranges, coordinated for resources accordingly.Developed and implemented unit gunnery standard operating procedures. Maintained all records and integrated gunnery training into the overall (long term) Aircrew Training Program.Developed and arranged combined arms training with the German Air Force while at Holloman Air Force Base.Identified M3P gun fielding complications then developed and conducted quality control testing while in the field to assist troubleshooting M3P integration to the Kiowa Warrior.Conducted nine Battalion/Task Force level gunnery qualification operations, plus numerous combined arms/inter-service gunneries with experience ranging from armor, artillery, naval, and fixed-wing integration. Qualified over 75 aviators each time as preparation for combat gunnery operations during wartime. Have also conducted Task-Force level gunneries encompassing four different Army airframes, several times during deployment (with its associated challenges), gaining a breadth of knowledge across many weapons platforms.

Ft. Rucker, Al

Served as an instructor Flight Platoon Leader at the Army Flight Training School, Ft. Rucker, AL. Oversaw instructor pilots in execution of an approved flight training program of instruction for student flight training classes. Ensured quality control and directed execution of flight training plans, training progression, and resourced accordingly in a regularly changing environment. Employed basic understanding of the maintenance management program and applied toward training objectives. Reported directly to my supervisor on program progress, any issues, and provided recommendations for courses of action/remedies as needed. Additionally served as instructor to the Army Instructor Pilot Qualification Course.

Ft. Polk, La

As a training officer assessed personnel training needs and proctored regular training meetings on behalf of management and staff to forecast training and coordinate resources accordingly. Ensured all functional areas were represented and further advised staff for personnel assignment to those areas. Always maintained situational awareness on current training status and reported to higher.

Ft. Polk, La

Oversaw security procedures and ensured compliance with appropriate regulations to prevent theft of property to include mission essential and sensitive equipment. Operational security environment encompassed property valued over $60 million.

Ft. Polk, La

Maintained and administered automations and information systems to include network access and protection of operational data. Provided regular training on information usage policy and information processing standard operating procedures. Ensured capability for information processing within the unit.

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Aviation Business Admnistration/Minor Airport Management, 3.85

Aviation Business Administration, Airport Management, Administration, And Operations, 3.85

Computer Science

Pre-Medicine/Pre-Medical Studies