1. Johnathan Scott Fowler
Professional Profile
 900 Hours of training in HVAC.
 Honorably discharged veteran, United States Air Force.
 6 Years’ experience in aircraft maintenance.
 6 Years’ experience in Leadership.
Key Strengths
 Secret Clearance  Critical Thinking  Problem Solving
 Leadership  Oral Communication  Blue Prints & Schematics
 Conflict Resolution  Teamwork  Computer Skills
 Attention to Detail  Time Management  Punctual
 Plan  Handles Uncertainty Well  Reliable
 Adaptability  Strategic Thinking
Military Experience
United States AirForce, Dyess Air Force Base, TX
Aircraft Structural Maintenance 2008-2014
 Supported 7th
Bomb Wing assigned inventory of 33 B-1B Bombers totaling in $10.6B in assets.
Supported 317th
Air Mobility Command’s (AMC) inventory of 28 C-130 aircraft totaling in $1.8B in assets.
 Refurbished 70 C-130/B-1 aircraft wheels. Stripped and repainted extending service life and returning $1.77M to
supply.
 Inspected 18 B-1 fuel cooling scoops for corrosion. Stripped and repainted dual colors to return $378K in assets for
reissue.
 Manufactured C-130 flap well scab patch;laid out repair/stop drilled crack--prevented $5K acquisition cost.
 Overhauled B-1 scorched engine cowling/installed titanium skins; saved 7th
Bomb Wing $500K.
 Revamped bench stock supply level; streamlined accountability and control; reduced overstock by 25%.
 Monitored $38K in Consolidated tool kits (CTK) support sections items. Replaced substandard tool kits rising shop
maintenance capabilities.
 Inventoried $6M CTK increasing asset accountability by 75%.
 Instrumental in 12 C-130 inspections. Zero defects noted from Quality Insurance.
 Identified crack and spearheaded C-130 crew door repair. Fabricated parts to save 317th
AMC $28K.
 Tackled 53 corrosion inspections;stripped/painted B-1/C-130 Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE); safeguarded
against corrosion.
 Aided B-1 dagger panel repair; drilled/riveted close tolerance repair part. Finished 4 hours ahead of schedule.
 Executed flight line maintenance; evaluated/cleared over 5000 maintenance actions.
 Identified C-130 wing crack; utilized digital bore scope/ inspection mirror. Aerodynamic integrity safeguarded.
 Replaced C-130 escape hatch seal; removed/replaced with blind fasteners. Enabled 317th
AMC on time aircraft roll.
 Expertly removed/installed B-1 gap strip panel. Returned aircraft to service 8 hours early.
 Fabricated non-procurable B-1 dagger panel; trimmed to fit/installed to aerodynamic tolerances.
 Key player during cracked C-130 flap repair; manufactured internal rib/flush patch.
 Team member on cracked C-130 leading edge; hand formed inner skin/installed parts.
 Managed lock-out tag-out program. Received special recognition from Quality Insurance.
379 Security Forces Augmentee 09/2010-02/2011
 Aided largest escort flight in Operation Iraqi Freedom, Operation Enduring Freedom, and Joint Task Force. Secured
40K tons/$9B in assets. Safeguarded 12K warfighters.
 Conducted anti-terrorism ops;2K trash bins inspected producing 17K in Operations Security documents finding 10
classified violations; solidified security.
 Safeguarded 30 construction projects worth $100M;boosted combat capability/quality of life for 379 Air Expeditionary
Wing (AEW).

2. Johnathan Scott Fowler
Leadership
 Trained as an Airmen Leader in technical training school. Resolved problems at lowest level and
guided airmen. Became second highest Airmen Leader.
 Trained three Airmen on prepping/paintingB-1/C-130 brake housings and ensured 25 3-level core
task certifications were signed off.
 Trained six Airmen on protectivecoating removal /paint application process; ensured 15 3-level
certifications were signed off.
 Trained four Airmen on CTK sign in/out procedures; instructed systemoperation;ensured tool
accountability was maintained.
 Led construction of Dyess Elementary School haunted tunnel; readied structure;boosted
community relations.
 Instructed personnel in tool accountability tasks;inventoried $6M CTK;increased asset
accountability by 75%.
 Coached flight bowling team. Secured Commanders Cup and first place.
 Organized corrosion sections consumable cabinets. Sorted, labeled and updated listings. Zero
Logistics Standardization Evaluation Team (LSET) defects noted.
VolunteerActivity
 5 hours towards Abilene Bow Hunters Association. Painted concession stand.
 Completed wealth building course; learned investment skills/money management.
 Habitat for Humanity volunteer, devoted 3 hours restoring/ upgrading homes.
 Preformed security for Texas Christian University (TCU) to raise $900 for squadron Christmas party.
 United States Bowling Conference Registered Volunteer Coach.
Education
 Career & Technology Education Center of Newark- HVAC- 900 HR Course.
 Muskingum University;60 semester hours towards a Bachelor’s in Criminal Justice; 3.6 GPA.
 Aircraft Structural Maintenance Journeyman
 River View High School; GPA of 3.154 and Ranking 64 out of 191.
Military Training
 Basic Military Training- September 2008
 Integrated Maintenance DataSystem- March 2009
 Aircraft Structural Maintenance Apprentice- January 2009
 Aircraft Structural Maintenance Journeyman- August 2009
 SAPR Bystander Intervention Training
 Human Relations
Awards
 United States Marine Corps Scholastic Excellence Award- 2008
 Meritorious Unit Award
 Air Force Outstanding Unit Award
 Air Force Good Conduct Medal
 Global War On Terrorism Service Medal
 Air Force Longevity Service Medal