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Fort Irwin, California, United States

Airbus-trained at the Airbus civilian training center in Grand Prairie, TX for the UH-72 (EC145) transition. Serving as a single-pilot qualified chase pilot shadowing the AH-64s training at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, CA. Responsible for the effective observation, coaching, and training of the AH-64 teams ensuring route safety, aerial.

Fort Irwin, California, United States

Selected to train and fulfill the role of company AMSO, one of four possible tracks for senior Warrant Officers within Army Aviation. Responsible for analysis, interpretation, and exploitation of the capabilities of worldwide radar detection systems, anti-air weapons of every kind, and the survivability systems we employ in order to minimize or negate.

Oahu, Hawaii, USA

Pilot in Command of the UH-60M (S-70) and responsible for the safety, training, and effective employment of a $25 million, multi-engine, jet turbine helicopter, a crew of four, and up to 11 passengers in a multitude of environments and functions. Experience employing the aircraft and crew in the following tasks; IFR cross country, aerial fire suppression.

Mabalacat, Central Luzon, Philippines

Represented the entire US Army Aviation contingency in the Life Flight Joint Planning Cell while deployed to the Philippines for a joint exercise involving USN, USAF, USMC, Philippine Air Force, Philippine Army, and civilian Red Air Contractors. Assigned directly to USMC LtCol McAlarnen and worked alongside Lt Colonels, Majors, and Captains as a CW2.

Oahu, Hawaii, USA

School-trained manager in the safe handling, packaging, proper disposal, and emergency spill response for materials harmful to the environment such as HAZMAT and POL in the exceptionally environmentally strict state of Hawaii. Trained soldiers in the techniques and procedures for handling and expending the extremely hazardous materials used in aviation.

Oahu, Hawaii, USA

Prepared and maintained a myriad of specialized equipment designed to both passively and actively defend against chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear attacks. Trained soldiers in the detection, protection, and decontamination procedures for potential CBRN threats. Successfully deployed 154 full sets of personal CBRN suits, detection units, gas.

Fort Rucker, Alabama, United States

Earned Honor Graduate status as the top 20% of the flight school graduating class #17-918. Flew in the TH-67 (Bell 206) for 100 hours of flight time, the OH-58 (Bell 206) for 21 hours, and qualified in the UH-60M. Successfully completed a number of unique training schools such as SERE (Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape) and HOST (Helicopter.

Fort Bliss, Texas, United States

Served as a member of an observation and listening team gathering and reporting information on routes, terrain features, and enemy disposition. Responsible for the maintenance, functionality, and effectiveness of a multitude of crew served weapons and vehicles ranging from the.50 cal M2 machine gun to the Mk-19 grenade launcher and the HMMWV to the Bradley.

Santa Monica

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Media Arts - Film And Television With A Producing Emphasis

Associate Of Science - As, Aeronautics/Aviation/Aerospace Science And Technology, General

Aviation fixed wing add-on course culminating in an unrestricted ATP by August 2023.

Commercial Helicopter, Aeronautics/Aviation/Aerospace Science And Technology, General

Honor graduate from the U.S. Army flight school at the former Fort Rucker, AL.