Christopher J. Bader

*** ******** **. ***********, *********** 39402

Home: 214-***-**** – ac2qc2@r.postjobfree.com

Executive Summary

Dedicated professional with 23 years of outstanding performance in the U.S. Military on helicopter electronics, maintenance and weapons systems. Proven leadership capabilities to launch initiatives and manage teams that reduce expenses and improve quality standards on multi-million-dollar equipment. Accountable and ambitious, able to remain focused and productive in challenging situations. Possesses SECRET DoD security clearance and willing to travel or relocate. Offering quality customer service, aviation logistical and maintenance experience.

Core Qualifications

Electronic Maintenance Technician on AH-1F, OH-6, OH-58D, UH-60 A/L, CH-47D Helicopters

Weapons technician on M134 Machine Gun, M2 50 Caliber Machine Gun, M240 Machine Gun, GAU 19 50 Caliber Machine Gun

5+ year Aircraft Technical Inspector (UH-60 A/L and CH-47D)

Subject Matter Expert (SME) in aircraft technical publications and electronics systems

Excellent verbal and written communicator

Diverse aircraft trainer for coalition forces and government contracts

MS Office Suit

Type 55 wpm

Education

Commanders Safety Course- 2008 to 2017

OSHA Representative- 2003 to 2005

Hazmat- 2010 to 2017

Movement NCO-AIMS II Operator 2011 to 2012

15T- 2008 to 2017

15U-2005 to 2008

15J- 2005

68J- 1989 to 1992

68M- 1982 to 1989

SERE High Risk (Level C) Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape 1988 Air Assault 1988

Airborne 1988

Experience

United States Army Active Guard Reserves

United States Army Plans Non Commissioned Officer

Camp Shelby, MS

July 2016 – Present

Accepted the position as Plans Non Commissioned Officer

Conducted briefings, created spread sheets and Power Point presentations for briefings that were conducted to 13 officers to complete the mission at hand

Maintained that all Soldiers, Officers were mentally and physically proficient and ready for Mobilizations

Made sure 58 soldiers had the proper school instruction for their job specification and the Observer Coach Trainer OC/T Skills to accomplish mission for the infantry BN United States Army Active Guard Reserves

UH-60 Helicopter Repairer/ Platoon Sargent

Clearwater, Florida

September 2009 – July 2016

Deployed and Maintained 15 Aircraft, 5 NCO's and 23 Soldiers in support of Operation Enduring Freedom

Maintained all aircraft during deployment with a 98% Operational Report (OR)

Transferred to Fort Worth to take the position of Platoon Sergeant/Training NCO

Was in charge of 8 Non Commissioned Officers and 65 Soldiers

Executed and completed two successful M16 and M9 weapons ranges

Completed work sheets, Power Point presentations, Word documents for the unit

Subject Matter Expert (SME) of Forward Looking Infrared Radiometer (FLIR) installed on 15 Aircraft during normal duty day and Deployment with a 90% Operational Rate (OR) United States Army Active Guard Reserves

UH-60 A/L Helicopter Repairer

Fort Hood, Texas

November 2007 – September 2009

Re-class Graduate as a UH-60 A/L Crew Chief/Mechanic

Accepted the position of Platoon Sargent, Maintenance Sergeant

Was in charge of 5 Non Commissioned Officers and 22 Soldiers

Maintained Log Books, maintenance manuals and equipment

Accepted the position into the Active Guard and Reserves Program (AGR) United States Army Reserves

CH-47 Helicopter Repairer

Princeton, Texas

October 2006 – November 2007

Deployed to Afghanistan as a highly skilled CH-47D Chinook Flight trainer/instructor with over 987 Flight hours

Maintained Hydraulic systems, electrical systems, engines, and overall maintenance of the CH- 47D Helicopter

Conducted and Supervised aircraft technical inspections, computed basic weight and balance records, participated in maintenance test flights and ensured compliance with aircraft configuration control, Army Oil Analysis Program (AOP) and test measuring diagnostic calibration Contract Fabrication & Design

Field Service Representative (FSR)

Princeton, Texas

November 1992 – April 2009

Was a contracted weapons systems Technician for US Army Helicopters and civilian Helicopters such as the OH-58D, AH/OH-6, MD530, MD900, UH-1, MH-6

Worked on 50 Caliber, 40MM, GAU 19, M240, 2.75 Rocket Launchers of Military weapons systems

Shipping & Receiving coordinator for Contract Fabrication and Design

I Supported 600 + 50 caliber gun pod weapons systems within the United States and Abroad.

I have worked with Global Helicopters, McDonald Douglas, Bell Helicopter and General Dynamics Inc.

Instructed 15 Soldiers from the Mexican Air Force on the 50 Caliber gun pod Weapons they currently use

Educated and trained 20 soldiers of the United States Air Force on the (LWEGMS) Light Weight External Gun Mount System for their UH-60 (PAV) Hawk Helicopters United States Army

Squad/Team Leader- Aircraft Weapons Systems Repairer Fort Campbell, Kentucky

October 1982 – October 1992

Was accountable for and supervised 18 soldiers on maintenance practices and technics for 14 AH-6 helicopters, December 1988 to February 1992

Was responsible for the Armament Maintenance of 14 Modified AH-6 Helicopters and 12 AH-1S Cobra Helicopters

Served in Operation Just Cause 1989 as a weapons Systems Technician for 10 AH-6 Aircraft

Worked in the development of prototype aircraft weapons systems for the helicopters of the Special Operations Command

Squad Leader responsible and accountable for 5 Soldiers

Appointed and excelled in the position as Production Control NCO as an E-4 Specialist, Reporting on Aircraft status to the command and supervisors

Updated and maintained bench stock, supplies flight and maintenance records on 9 AH-1 Aircraft to Army Aviation Standard

Performed electrician and troubleshooting of the aircraft electrical systems

Coordinating with shop and first line supervisors on Aircraft maintenance for 3 years keeping the unit 90% mission capable status

Skills

Defense Travel System

Defense Training Management System

Unit Level Logistics System- Aviation (Enhanced) ULLS/A/E

LOGSA- Logistics Support Activity

Test Measure/Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE)

ATRRS/ITRS- Army Training Resource and Readiness Systems, Individual Training Resource System

Commanders Strength Management System (CSMM)

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Excel

Microsoft Power Point

Decorations

Air Medal (2)

(AAM) Army Achievement Medal (4)

(GCM) Good Conduct Medal (7)

(MSM) Meritorious Service Medal (3)

(NCOPDR) Non Commissioned Officer Professional Development Ribbon (2)

(ACM) Army Commendation Medal (2)

(NDSM) National Defense Service Medal

(AFEM) Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal

(GWTEM) Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal (2) References

COL H. Allan Cutchin

Commander

244th Expeditionary Combat Aviation Brigade (ECAB) JBMDL, NJ 08641

Cell: 443-***-****/954-***-****

John Mattson

1509 Flatwood CT

Trinity, FL 34655

727-***-****

Kerry K. Arnold

1027 Perimeter Road

Ft worth TX, 76127

WK/ 817-***-****

Cell/ 713-***-****

John E. Peters

9100 Robins Neck Road

Glaucester, VA. 23061

254-***-****

Kenneth Buzzell

ABC PSO

Lead, i3 Training Team

Huntsville AL 35808

Office 256-***-****

Cell 256-***-****

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