Manager Air Force

RICHARD L. CAMPBELL JR *********

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Belleville IL. 62221

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SUMMARY OF SKILLS

Vast knowledge of air traffic control (ATC) operations and management of ATC facilities, with over 20 years experience in the field. Proficient in the control of military and civilian aircraft utilizing visual (VFR) and instrument flight rules (IFR). Held full facility ratings in six different control towers. Experienced in all aspects involving the creation and implementation of controller training programs. Experienced airspace manager. Built and managed airspace on five separate deployments in support of Operation Enduring/Iraqi Freedom. Very experienced manager/supervisor - capable of dealing with all types of personnel issues, scheduling, budgeting, and facility operations.

Jan 2006 PRESENT

Tower Watch Supervisor/Asst. Chief Controller/TSN/Combat Airspace Mngr E5/E6

U.S. Air Force

Scott AFB, Illinois

Capt. Kyle R. Mattie DSN 576-1629/4821

(Jan06 - Supervises five ATC specialists while directing the safe, orderly flow of military and civilian air traffic. Responsible for the overall operation and management of all control tower activities during tour of duty. Operates communication, DBRITE display equipment, air-to-ground radios, landlines, interphones, and intercom equipment in the management of air operations as required to ensure safe and expeditious movement of aircraft. Operates computer based and control tower simulator equipment in execution of duties related to training civilian or military air traffic controllers. Inputs flight plan coordination in the flight information processing system, coordinates corrections or clarifications in a manner that expedites safe aircraft movement. Directs movement of aircraft in flight and on the ground as displayed on radar indicator, pilot reported, or observed visually from the control tower. Takes immediate actions to ensure appropriate separation standards are applied and required safety advisories are issued. Issues advisories concerning weather, terrain, traffic, pilot reports, airfield conditions, and status of airfield equipment and ATC and landing systems (ATCALS). Determines air traffic handling capability during changing traffic situations. Completes flight progress strip markings in accordance with FAA, USAF, installation, and local guidance in a timely manner. Provides emergency assistance to aircraft. Performed as Chief of Training from 2008 through 2010. Developed and managed the ATC training program for over 50 personnel in the VFR tower.

Combat Airspace:

2 separate tours of duty Enduring/Iraqi Freedom at the Combined Air and Space Operations Center. Executed more than 500 airspace control orders (ACO) for over 100,000 OEF/OIF sorties. Built, coordinated, managed, and de-conflicted more than 400 immediate airspace requests. Briefed commanders on airspace issues throughout the AOR. Developed products for analysis and visual representations of physical features and geographically references on the earth. Communicated airspace issues with Army, Navy, and Air Force, as well as foreign military allies.

JUN 1995 Dec 2005

Watch Supervisor/Tower Controller, Airspace Manager E-4/E-5

U.S. Air Force

Hurlburt Field AFB, Florida

David Naker (DSN) 579-4795

Fully qualified Watch Supervisor in the VFR tower. Directed the activities of 5 ATC specialists working air traffic with the most unusual ATC operations in Air Force Special Operations Command. Ensured the safe and expeditious flow of Special Ops aircraft. Provided ATC service on a daily basis for a squadron of C-130s, UH-53s, and UH-60s.

Combat Airspace:

3 sepearete tours of duty for Enduring Freedom in support of Air Force Special Operations Command. Built ingress/egress routes, ROZs, refueling tracks, and no-fly zones for use by Air Force assets. Enforced special use and restricted operating areas.

Dec 1993 JUN 1995

Tower Controller E4

U.S. Air Force

Griffiss AFB, New York

David Naker DSN 579-4795

Worked as tower controller at extremely busy Air Force Approach Control. Controlled military and civil aircraft within delegated airspace, surface to 3,000 feet and 5NM radius. Controlled Air Force B-52-Bomber and KC-135 aircraft. Provided services to civil aircraft transitioning the airspace or landing/departing from numerous civilian satellite airports.

EDUCATION:

SPECIALIZED TRAINING:

Combat Airspace Management Training (Joint Air Combat Command and Control School) Management Skills Training (U.S. Air Force NCO Academy) Leadership School (U.S. Air Force NCO Leadership School)

LICENCES/CERTIFICATES:

FAA CTO Certificate (3 Mar 01) SEI's held:

055 (Tower Supervisor)

Limited Weather Observer Certified

AWARDS:

Air Force Special Operations Air Traffic Controller of the Year (2004)

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