Jonathan B. Thomas Resume Updated as of 19 FEB 2015
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Jonathan Thomas is an experienced military helicopter pilot seeking a career in civilian aviation. He has over 1900 total flight hours, including over 1300 hours in combat operations. He is commercially licensed to fly rotary wing aircraft and has trained as an aviation safety officer.
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This document provides a summary of qualifications and experience for Phillip E. Walker. He has nearly 675 hours of flight time as a commercial pilot, including over 15 hours overwater and 136.7 hours flying with night vision goggles. Walker has experience as an operations officer overseeing aeromedical evacuation missions in the Army and has qualifications in the UH-60A/A+/L helicopters. He has a bachelor's degree from the University of South Florida and is pursuing an MBA.
Marine Corps Aviation Brief.pdf
The document provides an overview of Marine Corps Aviation, including its mission, functions, aircraft, training process, career paths, and benefits. Some key points:
- Marine Aviation performs six essential functions including offensive air support, anti-aircraft warfare, and command and control. It equips Marines with the capability to engage on any terrain using fixed-wing, rotary-wing, tilt-rotor, and unmanned aircraft.
- Training takes 1.5-2 years and involves initial flight school followed by advanced training in a specific aircraft type at different bases before joining a fleet squadron. Career paths include positions in fleet squadrons, staff jobs, and instructional roles.
- The Marine Corps
Jason Preiss Airline Resume March 2015
Jason Preiss is an experienced naval aviator with over 2058 total flight hours and 1699 hours in F/A-18 aircraft. He holds an ATP certificate and currently serves as the Director of Operations and Instructor Pilot at a Strike Fighter Wing in California, overseeing 325 aircraft and 1000 aircrew. Previously he served as Department Head and Standardization Officer for a carrier-based squadron with combat experience in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as Instructor Pilot and Phase Head at another squadron. He has extensive experience in aircraft maintenance, safety, and training programs.
Roberts Resume
Scott S. Roberts is seeking a career flight officer position. He has over 1000 total flight hours including 205 hours as pilot in command. His aviation experience includes serving as a DHC-7 pilot and safety officer for the U.S. Army in South Korea from 2014-2015. He also served as a BE-200/300 King Air pilot and government flight representative from 2012-2014, stationed in Texas and Afghanistan. From 2006-2011, he was an UH-60L Blackhawk pilot and flight operations officer for the U.S. Army stationed in Germany and Afghanistan. He has numerous flight qualifications and holds a B.S. in Aviation Management and A.S. in Aviation Flight from Southern Illinois University.
CMSgt DavidO'Hara BIO 31 Aug 16
Chief Master Sergeant David A. O'Hara is the Command Chief Master Sergeant for the 48th Fighter Wing at RAF Lakenheath in England. As the senior enlisted leader, he advises the commander on mission effectiveness, readiness, training, health, welfare and morale for over 5,000 active duty military members and 2,000 civilians. Chief O'Hara has over 30 years of experience in aircraft maintenance and operations, including serving as an evaluator flight engineer and superintendent. He most recently served as the Command Chief of the 621st Contingency Response Wing at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst before assuming his current position in December 2015.
Smith Bio 2016 (380 AEW)
Lieutenant Colonel Albert E. Smith is the Deputy Commander of the 380th Expeditionary Maintenance Group in Southwest Asia, which maintains 49 fighter, tanker, and ISR aircraft with over 900 personnel. Lt Col Smith entered active duty in 1997 and has held maintenance positions across four major commands, deploying in support of Operations SOUTHERN WATCH and ENDURING FREEDOM. He has commanded both maintenance squadrons and groups and has a Master of Business Administration degree from Touro University.
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Donald Hattaway has over 30 years of experience in the US Army, serving as a Quality Control NCOIC, Training NCOIC, and Flight Platoon Sergeant. He has managed teams performing aircraft maintenance and inspections, ensured flight operations followed procedures, and coordinated training schedules. Hattaway has been deployed throughout the world, including multiple tours in Iraq where he received several honors.
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Joseph Marle has over 14 years of experience as an aviation professional, including 12 years as an aircraft mechanic. He currently works as a Mechanic II for DynCorp International supporting UH-72 helicopters for the U.S. Army National Guard. Prior to that, he worked as an A&P mechanic for Air Methods for over 5 years on helicopters such as the AS350 and EC130. He also has experience as an aircraft mechanic and crew chief for the U.S. Army National Guard and as a contractor.
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Alex Goulart has over 20 years of experience in aviation maintenance, management, and quality assurance. He currently works as an avionics technician for NASA's SOFIA program, maintaining all aircraft electrical and avionics systems. Goulart has extensive experience working on military aircraft including the P-3 Orion, F/A-18 Hornet, V-22 Osprey, UH-1 Huey, and AH-1 Cobra. He has held roles in avionics maintenance, quality assurance, and maintenance management. Goulart also has experience as a videographer for the U.S. Navy Blue Angels flight demonstration team.
Trammell Bio Jan 14 MN EPLO
Colonel Craig A. Trammell serves as the Emergency Preparedness Liaison Officer for FEMA Region V and the 1st Air Force, acting as the principal liaison between the Air Force and state officials on disaster response plans and policies. He has over 4800 hours of flying experience as a navigator and pilot in various aircraft over his career spanning active duty and reserve service since 1985. Colonel Trammell's background includes assignments as a navigator, instructor, and commander in multiple airlift and rescue wings, and he has participated in numerous military operations and deployments. He holds master's degrees in journalism and national security studies.
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Captain Clarence W. McKown Jr. was the Commanding Officer of the Navy Reserve Officer Training Corps at the University of Florida. He had a distinguished career in the U.S. Navy and Air Force spanning over 30 years, during which he received his commission through the U.S. Air Force and later transferred to the Navy. He served operational roles in flying units and commanded an aviation squadron. Captain McKown has over 6,500 total flight hours and 540 aircraft carrier arrested landings. He currently serves as the Airport Manager in Pagosa Springs, Colorado after retiring from the Navy.
James Mecke Resume 27 Jan 2015PM
James Mecke has over 30 years of experience in the USAF, including 4,200 flight hours as a helicopter flight engineer. His most recent roles included management of headquarters staff for helicopter operations at HQ Air Force Global Strike Command and serving as the senior enlisted aircrew training manager for HQ Air Force Special Operations Command, overseeing training for 2,200 aircrew across 23 weapons systems. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and seeks a new role providing program analyst support utilizing his management experience and aviation background.
Robb Resume 11 Nov 15
Shelby J. Robb is an experienced military pilot seeking a career pilot position. She has over 2,800 total flight hours, including over 1,000 hours as pilot-in-command. Robb has served as an instructor pilot and evaluator in the T-6A, T-38C, and F-15C aircraft. She has held leadership roles such as flight lead, supervisor of flying, and chief of standardizations and evaluations. Robb has extensive experience training pilots in the U.S. and with international partners. She holds an FAA Airline Transport Pilot certificate with commercial pilot privileges.
Ben Longoria Resume1
Benjamin L. Longoria has over 10 years of experience as an aviation maintenance technician in the Coast Guard, where he performed inspections, repairs, and maintenance on aircraft like the HC-130 in accordance with FAA regulations. He has experience performing tasks like corrosion prevention, structural repairs, logistics missions, search and rescue operations, and weekly airframe inspections. Longoria has received several honors and certifications in aviation maintenance and leadership. He is seeking a position utilizing his aircraft maintenance experience.
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Jonathan B. Thomas Resume Updated as of 19 FEB 2015
- 1. JONATHAN B. THOMAS 247 Charles ST Watertown, NY 13601 Cell: 860-309-1804 Jonathan_thomas1820@yahoo.com Jonathan.b.thomas16.mil@mail.mil OBJECTIVE Accomplished military helicopter Pilot in Command and Air Mission Commander seeking greater experience and knowledge through a civilian aviation career. SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS Over 1900 flight hours with over eight years of military service. Multiple Combat deployments with over 1300 hours logged while in support of combat operations. Over 500 combat missions flown. Most flights operated at max gross weight. Commercial and IFR rotary wing license with zero FAA violations. Trained as aviation Safety Officer through the U.S Army Combat Readiness/ Safety Center. Aviation Life Support Technician certified through U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence. ROTARY WING COMMERCIAL AND IFR LICENSE 1964 Total hours all turbine. 666 Hours NVG 1877 OH-58D(R) Hours 67.3 Hours Hood/Inst 1157 PIC OH-58D(R) Hours(CIV) 1340.0 Combat Hours 82 Hours Th-67(Bell 206) AVIATION SAFETY OFFICER Manage Battalion Commanders Safety Program, which includes 375 Soldiers, 29 OH58D aircraft, and associated vehicles. Ensure unit compliance with Army Regulations, OSHA, FAA and Safety Programs. Advise Battalion Commander on all safety related programs policies and standards. Supervise and mentors six subordinate Company safety Officers and their respective programs across the Battalion. Manage seven Battalion-level safety related additional duty Command Support Programs. Inspect all Battalion operations and areas to ensure safe execution and OSHA adherence. Recently completed training exercises in Fort Bragg and Fort Polk as a Task Force Safety Officer which included OH-58D(R), UH-60M, UH-60L, HH-60M, AH-64D, CH-47 aircraft and associated personnel. AVIATION AIR LOAD PLANNER CERTIFIER Responsible for multi-agency coordination for deployment and redeployment of Thirty-one OH-58D(R) helicopters, support personnel andequipment from Fort Wainwright, AK to Baghdad IQ, via five C-17 aircraft. Personally weighed, prepared, and marked all aircraft to deliver them to multiple locations across the UnitedStates; including Fort Hood, Fort Bragg, and Fort Wainwright. Successful completion of movement operations resulting in no loss of or damage to Squadron property. 676 Hours NVG 67.3 Hours Hood/Instrument 61.7 Hours Night 82 Hours Th-67(Bell 206)
- 2. JONATHAN B. THOMAS 860-309-1804 2 EMPLOYMENT HISTORY · 6th Squadron 6th Calvary Battalion Safety Officer, United States Army, Fort Drum, NY, April 2013 – Present · OH-58D(R) Troop Aviation Safety Officer, C Troop 6st Squadron 6th Cavalry, United States Army, Fort Drum, NY, February 2013 – April 2013 · OH-58D(R) Troop Aviation Safety Officer, C Co, 1-10 ATK, United States Army, Fort Drum, NY, August 2012 – February 2013 · OH-58D(R) Pilot In Command, Air Mission Commander 6th Squadron 17 Cavalry, United States Army, Fort Wainwright, AK, May 2010 - May 2012 · OH-58D(R) Pilot in Training, United States Army, Fort Rucker Alabama, August 2006 - February 2008 EDUCATION/ TRAINING · Aviation Safety Officer, Aviation Safety Officer Course, U.S. Army Combat Readiness Safety Center, Fort Rucker, AL, 2012 · Basic Aircraft Accident Investigation Certificate, Transportation Safety Institute, U.S. Department of Transportation, 2012 · 511 Standards In OSHA for General Industry Certificate, University Of Alabama, 2012 · U.S. Air Force AMC Airlift Load Planners Course Phase I & II Certificate, Schofield Barracks, Wheeler Army Airfield, HI, 2009 · ALSE Technician Diploma, Aviation Life Support Equipment, U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence, Fort Rucker , AL, 2008 · U.S. Army Aviator, OH-58D(R) Scout Attack, Rotary Wing Commercial and Instrument License , U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence, Fort Rucker , AL, 2007 · Warrant Officer Appointment, Warrant Officer Career College, Fort Rucker , AL, 2006 · Basic Training, United States Army Armor Center, Fort Knox, KY, 2006 · High School Diploma, Litchfield High School, Litchfield , CT, 2001