Gary D Burchell Jr
Prattville, Alabama
36066
****.***********@******.***
P R O F ILE
I am a resident of Montgomery, Al since June of 1989. I was raised in an Air Force
military family since birth at Rockledge, Fl on September 8, 1977. I served in the Active
U.S Air Force for 15 years and still hold a “secret” security clearance. My ambition is to
fine tune a civilian career by utilizing my military experience to become a strong asset for
a business/company I would represent. I have in-depth knowledge using computer
automated maintenance systems(Air Force computer documentations)and the drive to
work with my hands due to my aircraft mechanic/inspector background. Given the
opportunity to work for a company, my loyalty is unwavering and committed.
E XPERIENCE
CV-22 “Osprey” Tilt Rotor/Helicopter Crew Chief Craftsman(Cannon/Kirtland)
HH-53 “PaveLow” Helicopter Crew Chief Craftsman(Kirtland)
58th Maintenance Operations Center Senior Comptroller(Kirtland)
727 SOAMXS/20 AMU Cannon AFB; Clovis, Nm present 2012
58 AMXS/71 AMU Kirtland AFB; Albuquerque, Nm 2012 2005
Crew Chief CV-22 Responsible for maintenance/inspections upkeep of 89 million
dollar aircraft .
Crew Chief HH-53 Responsible for major inspections criteria of 40 million dollar
aircraft . Program manager for reusable containers to prevent fraud, waste, abuse of
shipped containers for reuse and accountability.
* Removal/Replacements/Inspections of major components(rotor heads, engines and
associated power plants, rotor blades, hydraulic actuators, aircraft structural frames/
floors, and wheel/tire components).
* Removal/Replacements/Inspections of minor components(wire harnesses, hydraulic
lines, fuel lines, aircraft seats, and emergency life support equipments).
* Aircraft Inspections(phase, calendar, periodic, hourly, pre/post flight, and special).
* Supervisory role Trained personnel on protocols, maintenance practices, air force
instructions, and daily mission goals. Entrusted as assigned supervisor for 5 personnel to
conduct performance reports and mentorship.
* Aerospace General Equipment knowledge/usage(Hangar overhead maintenance
cranes, external power generators, nitrogen servicing carts, Heavy/light aerospace
heaters, external light generators“Light-Alls”, Tow vehicles, manual maintenance
cranes, Heavy driven maintenance cranes, 4-wheeler transports, universal carts for
equipment transports, axle and heavy hydraulic jacks, fixed warehouse stands,
and Heavy/light load hydraulic Fork lifts).
Senior Comptroller 58 AMXS night shift manager responsible for control of 3 shift
personnel that maintains communications between 3 aircraft maintenance squadrons.
Controls flight line coordination between ground fuel operations, munitions movements,
weapons movements, tow operations, and aircraft status/movements .
+ Implements Quick Reaction Checklists of base scenarios(in-flight/ground emergencies,
building fires/gas leaks/water line damages, personnel/equipment incidents, inclement
weather reporting, Search and Rescue coordination, Air Craft Crash/Recovery
scenarios, etc
+ Oversees Aircraft launch/recovery procedures, monitors/documents quick(“Red Ball”)
maintenance of individual aircrafts when faulty situations occur prior to aircraft
launches, document status/missions of individual launched aircrafts, document
resulting debriefs of individual aircrafts after landing. Monitor/document engine start/
stop procedures for 3 aircraft squadrons. Load/organize weekly flight missions
requested between maintenance and operations for squadron commander monitoring.
UH-60 “PaveHawk” Helicopter Crew Chief Journeyman
Base Honor Guardsman
347th AMXS/41 AMU Moody AFB; Valdosta, Ga 2005 2000
Crew Chief Responsible with maintenance upkeep and deployment of 16 million dollar
helicopter .
* Remove/Replace of major/minor components(main/tail rotors and associated
components, shimming/rigging safety critical flight controls, hydraulic components,
engine power plants and electrical components, vibration absorbers, etc..)
* Aircraft preparations(fold) for transport in large aircraft loading/unloading.
* Supervised fuel operations, tow operations, and aircraft auxiliary power unit operations
Honor Guard dedicated 300+ hours of community/military services. Participated/
Lead funeral services for retired/veteran military members including Full Honors for 2
members that died in the line of duty, presented “The Colors” for flag ceremonies and
parades, co-ordinated/participated in “21-Gun Salute”rifleman, and weapons “drill
master” for MIA ceremonies.
Multiple Departments Associate
Winn-Dixie; 2055 Coliseum Blvd.;Montgomery, AL 361**-****-****
Customer Service Representative, Assistant manager of Dairy/Frozen Foods, and Produce
departments
E DU CATIO N
Military Schools
- Technical School; Ft. Eustis, Va Earned Apprenticeship with Honors 2000
- Basic Training; Lackland AFB, Tx Graduated as “Dorm Chief ” 2000–1999
Civilian Schools
- Alabama State University
915 S. Jackson St.; Montgomery, Al 36104
Completed 24 semester hours towards Aerospace engineering
- Robert E. Lee HighSchool
225 Ann St.; Montgomery, Al 36107
Graduate with Advanced Diploma 1995
C ERT I FICAT ION S A ND TRA I NI NG
Military Certifications
- DOD Combating Trafficking and Persons(CFTIP)
- SERE 100, lvl B code of conduct
- OPSEC Awareness Training
- Law of Armed Conflict Training
- DEOMI Communications Skills
- DEOMI Conflict Management Training
- DEOMI-Perceptions
- Counterintelligence Awareness Training
- Frontline Supervisor Suicide Awareness/Prevention Training
- Self Aid and Buddy Care
- Professional and Unprofessional Training
- AETC Protection of the President
- AF Counter-Improvised Explosive Device Awareness
- Environmental Management System General Awareness Training
- Equal Opportunity and Prevention of Sexual Harassment Deployment Briefing
- Explosive Ordinance Reconnaissance Course v2.0
- Free Exercise of Religion Supervisor Training
- AF 2A Cultural General Course
- Biometrics Awareness Course
- Collect and Report Information Training
- Communication Engagement Training for Deploying War fighters
- Human Relations Training
- Air Force Risk Management Fundamentals Course
- CBRNE Defense Awareness Course
- AirField Driving Course
- Force Protection Course Training
- DoD IAA Cyber Awareness Challenge V2.0
- Information Protection Training
R EFERENCES
Military
- David Jones, TSgt 805-***-****
- Tony Martinez, TSgt 805-***-****
- Nathanel Koplin, TSgt 562-***-****
- Cameron, MSgt 805-***-****
- Eidermiller, MSgt 907-***-****
Civilian
- Joshua Settles 661-***-****