Qualified flight instructor on C17. Instruct on proper egress and emergency procedures to enable new flyers pass check rides and remain current on qualifications.

Demonstrates and maintains proficiency in emergency equipment use, emergency procedures and egress. Performs pre-flight inspections of aircraft emergency equipment.

Bob Ross, Certified Ross Instructor (CRI). Helping veterans one painting at a time!

• Manage and supervise all external contractors ensuring on-time production deadlines. • Photograph products for use in printed advertisements, brochures and web usage. • Specialized editing of images to include cropping, color correction, backgrounds, overlays and specialized effects using Adobe Photoshop and related plug-ins.

Staff Sergeant Robert Kingery isthe NCOIC at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama. He is responsible for producing news and information products in support of strategic communication goals set by the Air Force and Department of Defense leadership. He programs, directs and hosts radio and TV broadcasts, operates broadcast equipment and arranges remote event coverage. He also manages public affairs resources and coordinates command messages and themes for use by the Air Force and public audiences. Sergeant Kingery is also responsible for creating scripts, graphics, special effects and audio/visual material along with preparing and scheduling products for distribution.

Responsible for producing news and information products in support of strategic communication goals set by the Air Force and Department of Defense leadership. I program, directs and hosts radio and TV broadcasts, operates broadcast equipment and arranges remote event coverage. I manages public affairs resources and coordinates command messages and themes for use by the Air Force and public audiences. I am also responsible for creating scripts, graphics, special effects and audio/visual material along with preparing and scheduling products for distribution.

• Team leader on over 30 missions, includes planning and coordination of the audio-visual team by distributing editing and shooting work efforts during assignments.• Responsible for scripting interviews, videotaping, editing, audio soundtrack selection, and assembling finished product to include DVD menus, DVD sleeve and label artwork. Familiar with .AVI, MPEG2-DVD, and .WMV files for streaming media.• Operate, maintain and troubleshoot all audio-visual production and editing equipment including installation of hardware, firmware, software, and peripherals as necessary.• Documented more than 50 hours of night-time air refueling missions from a KC-135 Stratotanker using night-vision camera equipment; currently used as training material.• Produce wide range of audio visual products using appropriate production methods and techniques such as video, still photographs, B-roll footage, interviews, prime cuts, uploading to U.S. Department of Defense Imagery Media Center, via INMARSAT.• Collaborate with Joint, Coalition and Other Government Agency groups and individuals on media projects including the U.S. Air Force, Navy, Marines and Army. • Provide written and oral information and reports and make recommendations on how to better service the customer’s goals via After Action Reports and Mission Reports. • Maintain unit library and historical archive of video footage according to standard operating procedures; adjust and offer solutions for improvement as necessary.