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Destin/Fort Walton Beach, Florida Area

Fort Walton Beach, Fl

-Design and develop interactive courseware for customer training-Ensure integrity of task analysis, training requirements, training hierarchies, instructional materials, and evaluation plans -Convert written materials and/or training requirements to interactive courseware -Develop flow diagrams and storyboards. Design instructionally sound lessons in a variety of delivery media -Interact with customer and subject matter experts to ensure technical accuracy of instructional content -Develop manuals, workbooks, and audio/video tapes and discs-Leads students through thought intensive scenarios; pre-design malfunctions and task errors to develop CRM/ SA to prepare students for mission qualification and actual theater operations-Primary Mission Director for hands-on simulations; provides initial qualification training (IQT) for pipeline/career students; develop and orchestrate real world based training simulations

Headquarters Air Force Special Operations Command (Afsoc)

-Highly experienced aircraft loadmaster-23 years active military service; twenty one years of aviation expertise in multiple C-130 variants, including C-130B/E/H/H2/H3, MC-130H, MC-130W and AC-130W-4500+ flight hours, 407 combat hours, 853.4 instructor hours, 2000+ classroom instructing hours-Headquarters Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) Command Evaluator Loadmaster; hand selected as initial cadre loadmaster on MC/AC-130W airframe; airland/airdrop, ISR, CAS-Developed operational procedures and authored initial Flight/Technical Manuals including MC/AC-130W 30mm gun and SOPGM procedures and checklists; assisted with tactics, techniques and procedure development; supported development/integration of SOPGM hands-on training device-Subject Matter Expert (SME) for aircraft systems modifications, waivers, publications, and procedural information; evaluated all aspects of mission execution; conducted OT/DT-E on new weapons systems-Worked with system engineers to evaluate proper and functional placement of PSP platform modifications; minimized workload on crews while enhancing mission success -Supported development/integration of training devices; conducted test analysis to validate instructional equipment including 30mm gun, SOPGM, and Combat Systems Officer (CSO) Part Task Trainers (PTT) -Recognized for groundbreaking efforts, received commendation from U.S. Special Operations Command for key role the rapid acquisition of M/AC-130W modified aircraft-Managed and directed Standardization and Evaluation (Stan/Eval) of assigned aircrew members-Tracked significant manning trends; developed personnel movement forecasts, assigned personnel as necessary to fit mission requirements

-“27th Special Operations Wing Loadmaster of the Year 2008”-Training catalyst; oversaw the instructional design for the development of products and solutions for a non-existent training program-Developed and approved the plan and measurement devices for achieving instructional objectives-Analyzed, designed, and developed established training requirements, products, Computer Based Training (CBT), and syllabi following strict formats and guidelines set forth by USAF-Validated curriculum for an accredited course-Determined and constructed correct mission profile for students' requirements -Ensured all Go/No-Go criterion were met prior to producing flight authorization orders. Scheduled proper aircrew experience to maximize mission profile -FTU (Formal Training Unit) Manager (AFSOC/AETC)-Set command standards for curriculum/course syllabi for 300+ aviators -Conducted daily Quality Control (QC) of students training folders; produced weekly progress reports for commander-Analyzed student progress/deficiencies and determined appropriate corrective actions-Maintained detailed training records to document progress -Ensured all training and currency events were logged with Aviation Resources -Expertly planned multi-service, joint exercise for contingency plans; aircraft and crew’s abilities highlighted during 3 service exercise-Wing/Group level Instructor for MC-130 systems, procedures, and normal/tactical procedures .

Peterson Afb Co, Dyess Afb Tx, Little Rock Afb Ar, Hurlburt Field Fl

-FTU Platform Instructor; organized, scheduled, and taught courses in a classroom setting for Basic and cross training military personnel-853.4 hours of Flight Instructor time-Directly accountable for maintaining aircraft limits & safety parameters during all phases of ground & flight operations-Qualified over 150 basic loadmaster students and maintained training records -Scheduled 100+ aircrew training events per week-Forecasted, developed, and coordinated with various internal and external agencies; coordinated use of actual aircraft and Aircrew Training Devices (ATD)-Ensured appropriate mix of aircrew experience scheduled to guarantee mission success. -No-Fail attitude lead to an 80% increase in manning during critical shortfall, securing future combat capabilities-Reviewed aircraft weight and balance records and cargo manifest. Determined quantity of cargo and troops to be loaded and proper placement in aircraft-Computed weight and balance, determined the amount of weight to be placed in each compartment or station; considered factors such as fuel load, aircraft structural limits- Accomplished initial pre-flight of aircraft according to flight manuals; pre-flight specific aircraft systems such as restraint rail and airdrop equipment- Performed in-flight and special mission specific duties as required- Supervised aircraft loading and off loading. Used equipment such as 25K, 40K, and 60K loaders, forklifts, and winches- Conducted cargo and personnel airdrops according to directives; Rigged extraction parachutes to cargo and platforms; Checked tiedowns, parachutes, containers, suspension systems, and extraction systems to ensure proper cargo extraction or release; Operated aircraft personnel airdrop system and supervises paratroopers exiting the aircraft

Davis-Monthan Afb, Az

- Load, unload, and position munitions on aircraft, performs safing operations, and unloads munitions.- Tests suspension, launch, and release systems; analyze malfunctions and perform functional checks.- Test electrical and electronic circuitry for continuity, voltage, and proper operation.- Inspect, repair, and maintain aircraft release, launch, suspension, and monitoring systems. - Plan, organize, and direct aircraft armament systems maintenance activities.

Associate In Applied Science, Aviation Operations

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