Okaloosa County BOCC — March 18, 2014 — DTS Applicants — reading text

RESUME FOR © “JAMES'E: LINK © (850) 837-4257 Education: U.S, Naval Academy --- B.S. Elec. Engrg Univ . of Okla. ---- Masters, Aero Engr ‘USAF Air War College, Lockheed Senior Mgt. Train. (Stanford U.) Experience: 23 yrs USAF Retired Lt.Col., Over 5,600 hrs Flying Time, with 131 Combat Missions -Viet Nam 13 years with Lockheed Martin Corp. (2 yrs Dayton Rep., 4 yrs ' As Vice President, Lockheed Asia, Tokyo, Japan ; and 5 years as President , Lockheed Canada, Ottawa, Ont. Have been on 3 City of Destin Committees for total of over 16 years: a. Public Works and Safety Committee (current) b. Planning Commission or Local Planning Agency (current) c. Airport Committee (Chairman for over 4 years) Member of Destin Water Users ,Inc. Bd of Directors. (10 yrs — to present) Have flown from the 3 local airports for the past 20 years: Destin Airport, Crestview Airport and Baker Field (private) . | have worked with the past two County Airport Managers on Noise Abatement programs, Traffic control problems, and Airport tower requests with the FAA. | owned 5 different type aircraft in the past 23 yrs, until 2 yrs ago when lost FAA Medical. | am presently the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Assoc. representative for Airport Support Program (ASN) for the Destin airport (DTS). Chime SL MICHAEL T. IRONS 266 Twin Lakes Lane Destin FL, 32541 850-974-1120 Email: mirons88@yahoo.com 27 Feb 2014 Mr Michael Stenson Northwest Florida Airport Mr Stenson I am interested in volunteering to be a member of the Destin Airport Advisory Committee. Attached you will find my resume. Please let me know if you would like any more information. Sincerely, MICHAEL T. IRONS CMSGT, USAF Enclosed: resume WORK EXPERIENCE USAF 10/2011 — present Hurlburt Field Florida Grade Level: E-9 CMSgt Civil Engineer Functional Manager Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) Civil Engineer on matters impacting more than 550 enlisted Civil Engineers. Resolves AFSOC readiness issues involving enlisted assignment, training, and equipping. Provides oversight of formal, contingency and on the job training for 13 separate Civil Engineer craftsman specialities. Manages the command Civil Engineer inspection program and represents AFSOC to Headquarters Air Force on Civil Engineer education, training, manpower, and assignment issues. WORK EXPERIENCE USAF 5/2010 — 10/2011 Spangdablem Air Base, Germany Grade Level: E-9 CMSgt . Mission Support Group Superintendent: Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Mission Support Group Commander on matters concerning the health, training, and welfare of 1,300 enlisted Airmen. Coordinated on all personnel actions in conjunction with 7 Superintendents and Commanders supporting the Wing mission of conducting strategic attack, close air support and suppression of enemy air defences. ‘Managed teams providing communications, security, engineering, housing, transportation, supply, logistic, education, recreation, disaster response and recovery, fire and environmental protection for more than 13,500 people WORK EXPERIENCE USAF 03/2008 ~ 05/2010 Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany Grade Level: E-9 CMSet Civil Engineer Squadron Superintendent: Enlisted leader of largest Civil Engineer Squadron in Europe with 404 US and 276 German Nationals Assigned. Responsible to the Commander for all matters concerning the training, education and effective utilization of 404 enlisted men and women. Oversaw facility management of 2.4K facilities, three Fighter Squadrons and a 24/7 Air Mobility Command ramp operation. From June to December 2009 deployed as the Superintendent 332 Civil Engineer Squadron Balad Iraq, responsible to the Commander for the leadership of a 410 person enlisted force performing facility maintenance, construction management, fire protection and explosive ordinance disposal on the largest Air Force installation in Iraq supporting more than 23K forces, 2 runways and the busiest aerial port in the entire department of defense, WORK EXPERIENCE USAF 05/2005 — 03/2008 Kadena Air Base, APO AP Okinawa Grade Level: E-8 SMSgt Chief Heavy Repait/Operations Flight Superintendent: Superintendent of largest Heavy Repair Element in the United States Air Force, directed the daily operations of 223 craftsmen performing maintenance and repair on 14K facilities, DoDDS schools, 200 miles of roads, 6M square feet of airfield pavement across 12.3K acres of real estate. Planned and organized $1.3M in construction projects thru 4 subordinate work centers and executed more than 4,000 direct scheduled repair actions annually. WORK EXPERIENCE USAF 10/2002 — 04/2005 Charleston Air Force Base, Charleston SC Grade Level; E-7 MSgt Superintendent Maintenance Engineering: Supervised a 24 person Maintenance Engineering Department responsible for base-wide Operations and Maintenance. Directed customer service, planning and contract management departments responsible for managing over $5M in annual requirements to include routine maintenance contracts, refuse collection, landscaping and indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contracts, Education: 2000 Non-commissioned Officer Academy, Lackland AFB Texas 2001 Associate of Applied Science Degree in Construction Technology, CCAF 2005 USAF Senior Non-commissioned Officer Academy, Gunter Annex, Alabama 2008 Chiefs Leadership Course Maxwell Air Force Base Gunter Annex Alabama 2009 Bachelors of Arts in Management AMU 2010 Gettysburg Leadership Experience Gettysburg College PA (40 hr course) References: Marc R. Vandeveer Col USAF Commander 48" Mission Support Group Phone Number DSN 314-226-4805 Email Address: Marc.vandeveer@us.af.mil Charles D. Kuhl Col USAF Commander 55 Mission Support Group Phone Number DSN 312-271-5552 Email Address: Charles, Khul@us.af.mil Okaloosa County Airports ATTN: ACAC Applicants 1701 SR 85N Eglin AFB, FL 32542 To Whom It May Concern: 320 Branch Hill Park Niceville, FL 32578 Cell: (850) 420-0156 Home: (850) 266-7256 david. prichard@cox.net February 19, 2014 I am interested in serving on the Airport Compatibility Advisory Committee. I have a Master of Urban and Regional Planning degree from Virginia Tech. I have 6 years of experience as a land use planner with extensive experience assessing airport compatibility. I am a retired US Army Aviator with over 23 years experience. I also hold a FAA commercial rotorcraft — instrument rating. Thank you, in advance, for your consideration. I have attached my résumé. You may reach me at your convenience. Sincerely, DLSAZ./ David S. Prichard, AICP 02~21~14P10:59 RCVD DAVID S. PRICHARD | AICP 320 Branch Hill Park, Niceville, FL 32578-4916 | david.prichard@cox.net | 850-420-0156 EDUCATION ~ Planning 12/2007 Master of Urban & Regional Planning | Virginia Tech | 3.91/4.00 12/1990 Bachelor of Arts, Interdisciplinary Program - Urban Studies | University of Tennessee | 3.94/4.0 CONTINUING EDUCATION Land Use Transportation Connection | APA | 2011 Understanding Map Projections and Coordinate Systems | ESRI | 2012 SOFTWARE SKILLS Microsoft Office Adobe Creative Suite SP Statistical Software (SPSS) ArcView (GIS) DOD NOISEMAP FAA Integrated Noise Model (INM) PLANNING EXPERIENCE Project Manager Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) _1/2011 — Present Duties: Write proposals for work, estimate costs, create work plans and schedules, manage project budgets, supervise personnel, and maintain positive relationship with clients. Projects: Support for Encroachment Planning and Mitigation for the Eglin Test and Training Complex (3/2013) Support for Range Planning and Environmental Support for the Sustainment and Modernization of the Eglin Test and Training Complex (2/2013) Support for the Sustainment and Modernization of the Eglin Test and Training Complex (3/2012) Support for the Sustainment and Modernization of the Eglin Test and Training Complex (1/2011) Technical Lead Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) _1/2009 —~ Present Duties: Manage, coordinate, and execute project tasks; keep the team, management, and customers informed of program status through periodic reviews; develop work breakdown tasks and schedules; ensure quality control of deliverables; and ensure customer satisfaction. Project Tasks: Update of Eglin [AFB] Comprehensive Range Plan (CRP) Land Use Plan (current) Update of Eglin CRP Airspace Plan (current) Update of Eglin CRP Management Plan (2013) Update of Eglin CRP Non-technical Support Plans (2013) Range Roads Management Plan (2013) Access Control Master Plan (2013) Encroachment Mitigation Assessment and Strategies (2013) Update of Eglin CRP Technical Support Plans (2013) Mid Bay Bridge Connector Disconnected Parcels Study (2013) Eglin Range General Plan (2011) Eglin Comprehensive Range Plan (2011) Area Development Plan for Hurlburt Field Renewable Energy Project (2010) Update of Cannon AFB General Plan (2009) Long Range Development Plan for Fairchild AFB (2009) Land Use Planner _ Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) _ 1/2008 — Present Duties: Provide consultative planning services and expertise; develop short and long term plans, for Eglin AFB, which are sustainable for the mission, the natural environment, and the growth of surrounding communities; create buffering strategies for Eglin AFB; provide technical support to the Eglin range planning committees; evaluate local communities’ comprehensive plans, land development codes, and amendments; determine airport capacity, conduct airport noise modeling; evaluate land use compatibility, and attend local planning meetings and transportation planning organization meetings. EDUCATION — Aviation/Military 2003 Instructor Pilot Standardization Course, EAATS 2003 Aviation Maintenance Managers Course, USAA VNC 2000 OH-58D Warrior Aviator Qualification Course, USAAVNC 1997 Initial High Altitude Mountain Qualification Course, WAATS 1995 OSHA Compliance Management Course, USAAVNC 1995 U.S. Army Aviation Safety Officer Course, USAAVNC 1993 Reconnaissance & Interdiction Detachment Qualification Course, WAATS 1991 OH-6 Instructor Pilot Qualification Course, EAATS 1986 OH-58 Instructor Pilot Qualification Course, USAAVNC 1984 Initial Entry Rotary Wing Course (Aeroscout), USAAVNC 1983 Warrant Officer Military Development Course, USAA VNC 1982 Instructor Training Course for Tank Commanders, USAARMC 1982 Basic Training & M-60-A3 Main Battle Tank Crew Member Training, USAARMC AVIATION/MILITARY EXPERIENCE Pilot-in-Command, Standardization Instructor Pilot TN Army National Guard (TNARNG) 4/1993 — 7/2006 Duties: Plan, brief, and conduct search & rescue, counter-drug, and counter-terrorism missions; conduct aircrew academic and flight training, standardization, and evaluations. Military Liaison to the Appalachian High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area Taskforce 10/2004 ~ 7/2006 Duties: Facilitate the exchange of information and ensure mutual understanding and unity of purpose between the Task Force and the Military Counter-drug Division. Supervise military support personnel. Aviation Team Leader for East Tennessee Counter-drug Missions 8/2003 ~ 9/2004. Duties: Military liaison to law enforcement; supervise military team members. Operations Officer for the Reconnaissance and Aerial Interdiction Detachment (RAID) 1/1999 — 7/2003 Duties: Coordinate the deployment of mission assets; advise the commander on aviation issues; assist in establishing a flying hour program and fiscal budget; assign missions; and standardize unit operating | procedures, Reconnaissance & Aerial Interdiction Detachment Commander (Interim) 7/1998 — 1/1999 - Duties: Manage the deployment of mission assets; manage the flying hour program; assign missions; supervise personnel. Air Boss and Aviation Safety Officer Federal Law Enforcement Training Center 8/1997 — 7/1999 (PRN) Duties: For the Airborne Counterdrug Operations Training Program provide classroom instruction; brief aviation missions;