Aircraft armament systems

Dec **** - Current

Shaw Air Force Base, SC, United States

May 2016 - Dec 2019

Lakenheath, England, United Kingdom

May 2015 - May 2016

Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi-do

Michael Terry

Professional Summary

I learned thorough my journey in order to be successful you need time management, responsibility and go-getter attitude. I believe with these skills in mind, I'd make a great member of your team. As a veteran of the United States Airforce, I learned to be vigilant, situational aware, and most importantly to perform at the highest level possible to ensure that the team is successful.

Skills

Train crew members Supervise crew activities

Support family members Monitor loading procedures

Network computers Diagnose faults

Maintain equipment Recordkeeping

Order parts Troubleshoot malfunctions

Hand tools Power tools

Replace defective parts Inspect airframes

Measure parts wear

Experience

Support lead

Shaw Air Force Base

I'm currently working at Shaw AFB as a member of the support equipment staff. As a team, we oversee inspection of tools and other equipment that go in conjunction with helping with the

“fight tonight” mission here at Shaw AFB. We log, repair and replace defective equipment to ensure that the maintenance personnel working on the aircraft have the proper tools to complete their jobs.

Weapons load crew chief inspector

RAF Lakenheath

After Osan AFB, I served as a weapons load crew chief over seeing loading and unloading of different types of munitions in the airforce inventory. I moved up to a quality control position where I managed a shift of around 7 individuals writing their decorations, EPRs (Enlisted Performance Reports) and also overseeing standardization of loading techniques across RAF lakenheath of about 300 personal. I've also deployed twice to the Middle East as a WS member

(Weapon standardization) over seeing the same kind of responsibilities as at RAF Lakenheath just in a more high visible position in a AOR (area of responsibilities). Weapons load crew member

Osan American Air Force Base

My next duty after Luke Air Force seen my responsibility ramp up tremendously. I still performed loading operations and up keep of all armament systems of our fleet of aircraft. In 329 North Donar Drive, Columbia, SC 29229

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Apr 2013 - May 2015

Maricopa County, AZ, United States

Apr 2016

Montgomery, AL

conjunction with this, me and my other crew members were responsible for the testing and evaluation of the first BRU-61 weapons rack installation on the F-16 fighter jet. We successfully dropped the first like ordnance from the particular rack which awarded me and my crew the coveted Load Crew of the Year award for all of PACAF (Pacific Air Force Command) Weapons load crew member

Luke Air Force Base

Luke AFB was my first duty station. I worked around the F-16 fighter jets, loading and unloading of munitions to the aircraft and also maintaining the armament systems on them. I also organized and maintained support equipment used to perform our job as weapons loaders Education

Armament systems : Aircraft systems

Community College of the Air Force

I was accredited a CCAF degree (Community College of Air Force) for completing the required classes in my respected field of work.

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