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Kansas City, Missouri Area

Leads 500 Active Duty, Department of Defense, and Contract Field Team personnel comprised of 13 distinct Air Force specialty codes; manages maintenance on 20 B-2 aircraft worth $44B. Directly responsible for all aspects of maintenance planning and production to include training and equipment. Ensures planning and execution of contingency operations and maintenance support plans for flying-hour program. Advises commander on maintenance matters; develops and coordinates unit manning and assignment of personnel.

Kansas City, Missouri Area

Led 155 personnel; provided maintenance operations support for 20 B-2 and 14 T-38 aircraft valued at $44.4B. Managed 1,200-personnel special access, security, QA, weapons standardization, training and human resource programs. Implemented $50K budget, $25M equipment account, $4M maintenance training facility and $2M in B-2 aircraft modifications. Directed management oversight of assigned engines; supported 119 F-118 and 30 J-85 engines valued at $433M.

Kansas City, Missouri Area

Led diverse fabrication workforce of 163 military, 18 Department of Defense civilians and 38 contract field team personnel. Managed fabrication production within squadron and other maintenance units for 20 B-2 and 14 T-38 aircraft valued over $44B. Managed maintenance and utilization of fabrication facilities and equipment valued in excess of $52M. Monitored engineering assistance requests to support complex B-2 aircraft fabrication and low observable maintenance.

Okinawa, Japan

Directly assisted the 18th Maintenance Group Commander and two deputy group commanders in the administration of 2,400 personnel. Directed information between group and six squadron commanders; interpreted, assigned, monitored taskings; met all suspenses. Orchestrated group staff meetings and distinguished visitor office visits; provided protocol support and managed special projects. Represented the 18th Maintenance Group Commander in interaction with agencies at all levels; ensured quality control of group correspondence.

Okinawa, Japan

Led ten personnel managing programs and resources for over 2,400 personnel in Pacific Air Command's largest maintenance group. Developed, maintained and coordinated all Air Force Instruction-directed programs and plans affecting maintenance. Oversaw management of repair and construction efforts for 652 facilities, $522K Facility Investment Matrix, Japanese Facilities Improvement Program and energy conservation programs. Responsible for overall management and execution of the 18th Maintenance Group's multifaceted $165M budget including a vital $160M flying-hour program. Responsible for the maintenance group's mobility and logistics planning operations. Provided guidance to six squadron's unit deployment managers. Oversaw all environmental, safety and occupational health matters and enforced policies and procedures for group hazardous material programs valued at $500M.

Okinawa, Japan

Lead 26 American and 35 Japanese employees while managing a $4.5M civilian corrosion control contract. Directed all corrosion control activities on 1,300 pieces of ground equipment, 15 KC-135R, 11 C-130, 2 E-3B, 1 RC-135 and 1 WC-135 aircraft. Managed upkeep and repair of 11 maintenance facilities comprised of 96,000 square feet of space. Directed assessments for structural and corrosion damage to assigned aircraft and equipment ensuring all repairs and maintenance actions met strict standards. Coordinated depot-level repairs with Air Force Material Command engineers. Managed and served as approval authority for $350,000 government purchase card account. Lead squadron's self inspection program and served on wing's evaluation team.

Okinawa, Japan

Okinawa, Japan

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