Dwight L. Dowson has over 30 years of experience in small business operations and consulting. He has a background in history, music, and military service. His experience includes personnel management, procurement, logistics, research, and public speaking. He has owned and consulted for several history and film production companies, focusing on topics such as Daniel Boone and the frontier era.

1. Dwight L. Dowson
4129 West Franklin Street
Bellbrook, Ohio 45305-1548
937.846.5087
dwight.dowson@gmail.com
EDUCATION
The Methodist Theological School in Ohio, Masters, Interdisciplinary Studies
Ohio Northern University, June 1978, BA, History, Vocal Music
OCCUPATIONAL EXPERIENCES
Dwight L. Dowson, a business person, public historian, and US Forces Veteran, has acquired over thirty
years experience conducting day to day operations of a small business. His knowledge of personnel
requirements or manpower, material procurement, labor management, and conflict resolution have
enabled him to also serve as a chief consulting officer with executives and principal officers of privately
held companies or sole proprietorships. As a Military member he operated computers, scopes, and other
equipment related to systems integration, material procurement, logistics, program development, tactical
operations, and small arms weaponry. He has learned to conduct research, supply functions, solve
logistical quandaries, analyze topography and demographics, and to develop findings from intelligence
gathering responsibly disseminating vital information to key personnel formulating long term planning.
COMPANIES
Maxwell World Wide Historical Films, Inc. Producer, consultant, 2008-present
Maxwell Historic Preservation, consultant, 2000-present
FRONTIER CAN-tuc-KEE, Founder, consultant, 2004- present
Maxwell Historic Restoration Company, Inc., President, 2001- 2006.
Dowson and Company , Owner and artisan
RESEARCH PROJECTS
THE SHAWNEES AND DANIEL BOONE, producer and principal investigator, public historian in
search of details concerning the political relationship Daniel Boone developed with the Principal
Chief of the Shawnees Indians, 1778-1780. Collaborated with A. Bruce Lewis, DP, WAY OUT
WEST Motion Pictures, Santa Fe, New Mexico. 2007 - present.
THE SHATTERED DOOR,CHA-LAH-GAW-THA, the extreme left bastion of the Iroquois
Confederation falls to the onslaught of superior forces from settlements far to the East of the
Line of Proclamation. Lecture and materials, 2007-2009.
FRONTIER CAN-tuc-KEE Economic Development Plan. 2000 - present.
A master plan and comprehensive executive summary, NOW A PLAN FOR PROFITABLE
LIVING HISTORY, initiative for long term economic impact of International increasing demand
for Cultural Tourism sites operating as privately held corporations.

2. SPAHR GRANARY DEVELOPMENT, 2005 - 2009, long term consultation with D. Wayne
Wilson, proprietor to formulate a new business plan to conserve and restore edifice and grounds
continue operations of a central Kentucky Landmark and Feature Film site.
ALPHONSE CAPONE, PUBLIC ENEMYOR PUBLIC SAVIOUR, 2003, intensive study to
discover facts behind the legendary underworld figure who is well known for his contradictory
behavior.
DANIEL BOONE, THE MAN AND HIS LEGACY, 2002-2007, intensive study to uncover hidden
facts, to physically view present day sites where Boone once enthralled his companions and
family members. Collaborated many other historians and business persons. Lectures, interviews
with Federal, State, and Local officials, public advertising, video production, fund raising effort,
public awareness campaign for local businesses in the Region.
JONATHON DIXONMAXWELL, HIS LIFE AND TIMES, 2000-2001, intensive study to produce
research and to create a multi-media event for the Greene County Historical Society.
MILITARY SERVICE
ACTIVE DUTY
U S NAVY
Volunteered for OPERATION DESERT STORM, January, 1991, Cincinnati, Ohio. USMC
recruiting.
Basic Training. Orlando Florida, March 22 – May 25, 1991, US NAVY RPSN, Choral Soloist,
Religious Officer.
A School, Religious Programs Meridian Naval Air Station, Meridian Mississippi, June 2, 1991-
August 20, 1991.
Assigned 3D Marines, Okinawa. August 12, 1991.
Marine Combat Training, Camp Le Jeune, Camp Geiger, North Carolina , August 25 –
September 10, 1991.
3D Marine Chaplain’s Office, Gushikawa, Okinawa, September 21 - October 13, 1992. Petty
Officer 3D Class. Received decorations, US NAVY-Ribbon. Fleet Marine Force Overseas
Ribbon, National Defense Ribbon, Marksmanship Ribbon, served as supply petty officer and
bodyguard to Staff Officers.
Assigned USS PENSACOLA LSD – 38 Little Creek, Virginia. August, 25, 1992.
A School Operations, Dam Neck Virginia, October 15, 1992 – March 12, 1993, soloist for Staff
funeral.
USS Pensacola LSD - 38 Operations, March 12, 1993 - May 13, 1994, MARG cruise
Mediterranean Theater of operations.
Honorable discharge from active component and placed into IRR, May 13, 1994.

3. US ARMY
Volunteered for service, February 12, 1995, Columbus, Ohio USA recruiting.
Assigned 246 PYSOP Group, Whitehall Ohio, February 23, 1995 – January 19, 1997.
TDY John F. Kennedy School for Special Operations, April 3, 1995 - August 24, 1996
Commissioned First Lieutenant Chaplain Corps, May 15, 1997, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Assigned 718 Combat Unit, Ft, Hayes, Columbus, Ohio, May 25, 1997 – September 25, 1997
Assigned 914 Combat Support Medical Unit, Whitehall, Ohio September 27 – October 21, 1998.
TDY Fort Polk, Louisiana, 252 CASH Annual Training. January 16, 1999- February 10, 1999.
Received Meritorious Service medal.
Assigned USAONG Chaplain Corps, January 16, 2000 – June 25, 2001, 147th
Armored
Battalion, Cincinnati, Ohio. Received Brigade Coin, US ARMY COMMENDATION MEDAL.
Honorable Discharge placed in IRR, May 3, 2002.
References available upon request.