From: caiken@wrdis01.af.mil (SSgt Christopher W. Aiken)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes,atl.resumes
Subject: CHALLENGING POSITION WANTED IN MAINTENANCE, INSTRUCTION, OR MANAGEMENT/SUPERVISION OF COMPUTER/ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT OR SYSTEMS
Keywords: Instruction, Management, Supervision, Electronics, Computer
Date: 20 Aug 92 11:57:51 GMT
Followup-To: bbarwick@wrdis01.af.mil
Distribution: usa
Organization: 1926CCSG Robins AFB

I am posting this for a friend. Please contact him at the address/phone
numbers provided or at his email address BBARWICK@WRDIS01.AF.MIL.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------                            MSGT BILLY WAYNE BARWICK
			         704 March St.
			    Warner Robins, Ga. 31098

			    Home Phone: 912-328-2570
			    Duty Phone: 912-926-3233

OBJECTIVE: Challenging position in Maintenance, Instruction, or Management/
---------- Supervision of Computer/Electronic Equipment or Systems with
           potential for advancement.	

EDUCATION: Associates Degree in Applied Science in Radio Communications Tech-
---------- nology; awarded in 1981 from the Community College of the Air
	   Force (CCAF).

	   44 credit hours toward an Instructor in Technology/Military Sci-
	   ence Degree.
	
	   More than 123 Credit Hours in Electronic Theory, Personnel Manage-
	   ment, Instructional Theory and Technical Writing (transcripts
           available on request).

	   Several courses in Total Quality Management.

	   More than 100 Credit hours in Maintenance and Operations of Compu-
	   ter systems to include the IBM, ITT, AT&T, Gould SEL-32/77 Series
	   Computers, RS-232, and LAN.

PERSONAL DATA: Married, two children, two dogs; Hobbies: computers, bowling,
-------------- weight lifting, soft ball, coin collecting

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATION:
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	   Well versed in Basic Electronics Technology, Radio Communications
	   Theory, Digital Electronics, and Microprocessor Theory.

	   Possess well developed Leadership, Organizational and Interpersonal
	   Skills; well versed in maintenance management and supervision,
	   training and instructional techniques.

	   Three years experience in instruction and development of training
	   curriculum for Computer maintenance and operational courses.

	   Eight years experience in instruction and development of Electronic
	   Maintenance training curriculum. Developed lesson plans, course
	   outlines, measurement tests and visual aids.

	   Possess well developed skill in word processing and the use of data
	   bases. Type approximately 60 to 80 words per minute.

SECURITY CLEARANCE: Top Secret/SCI Access; SBI -PR date completed 2 Jan 89
-------------------

EXPERIENCE:
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1991 to Present: 1926th Communications-Computer Systems Group, Robins AFB, Ga.

	   COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM MAINTENANCE BRANCH CHIEF: I supervise a con-
	   solidated Base and Installation Security System and Ground Radio
	   Communications work center with 13 technicians. Responsible for
	   maintaining over 150 end items of equipment. I ensure equipment
	   supporting base flying mission and security systems for high pri-
	   ority resources for the Warner Robins Air Logistics Center and
	   Strategic Air Command are mission capable. Supported systems in-
	   clude: ground-to-air radios, high frequency radios, air traffic
	   control console, public address systems, intrusion detection equip-
	   ment, command post recorders and other specialized communications
	   equipment. Additional duties: Work center safety NCO, computer
	   terminal area security officer, work center files custodian. Addi-
	   tional experience with weather radar.

1988 to 1991: 6922nd Electronic Security Squadron, Clark AB, Republic of the
	   Phillipines

	   NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER IN CHARGE (NCOIC) RADIO/COMPUTER WORK
	   CENTER: Supervised 17 personnel as well as managed the maintenance,
	   security, training, supply, installation, modification and reloca-
	   tion of 225 end items of radio and computer equipment; skilled in
           training personnel in security, safety, administration, documen-
	   tation and use of intricate test instruments and mock-ups; adept
	   at handling difficult and complicated engineering and installa-
	   tion schemes; utilized strong management skills to achieve one of
	   the best maintenance work centers in the Pacific. Awarded the Air
	   Force Commendation Medal.

1985 to 1988: National Security Agency (NSA), Ft. Meade, Maryland

	   SENIOR ENGINEERING SPECIALIST: Instructed and developed training
	   curriculum in the SEL-32 Series computer courses at NSA's National
	   Cryptologic Schools. Evaluated contractor prepared training mater-
	   ials for compliance with contract standards. Instructed SEL-32 Per-
	   ipheral Systems maintenance to include: Printronics P-300 Line
	   Printer, Pertec 75IPS Tape Drive, NSL5143 Printer Keyboard, 8-line
	   A-Sync Interface and SEL X.25 Quad/Ui Sync Interface, X.25 Proto-
	   col. Courses include: equipment operation procedures, fault isola-
	   tion and replacement to LRU. Trained in ASTW and IBM PC/XT/AT Main-
	   tenance and Operations, Sel 32 Peripheral Systems Maintenance, Sel
	   32 Instruction Set, SEL 32/77 Processor Maintenance, ANNULET Sub-
	   system Maintenance, and X.25 Protocol. Awarded the Joint Service
	   Commendation Medal.

1970 to 1985: Various World Locations Air Force Electronic Security Command

	   ASSISTANT NCOIC and TECHNICIAN GROUND RADIO MAINTENANCE: Super-
	   vised, managed and repaired HF, VHF, UHF receivers and transcei-
	   vers to the component level. Performed preventive and corrective
	   maintenance on Data Acquisition/Computer Systems, Recorder and Re-
	   ceiver Systems. Assembled and disassembled mobile ground radio
	   communications equipment and maintenance shelters. Inspected, ad-
	   justed, calibrated, and repaired ground radio components, subassem-
	   blies, and printed circuit boards. Awarded two Air Force Commen-
	   dation Medals.

1975 to 1980: 3480th Technical Training Group, Goodfellow AFB, Texas

	   GROUND RADIO MAINTENANCE TECHNICAL INSTRUCTOR: Conducted formal
	   classroom instruction in the High Value Soldering and Microelec-
	   tronic Repair Techniques Course. Taught basic and advance classes
	   in UHF, VHF, HF receivers to component replacement level. Devel-
	   oped lesson plans, course outlines, measurement tests and visual
	   aids.

AWARDS:    Air Force Commendation Medal:  Sept. 1991
-------	   Jont Service Commendation Medal:  Sept. 1988
	   Air Force Commendation Medal:  July 1985
	   Air Force Commendation Medal:  July 1982
	   Air Force Outstanding Unit Award with five Oak Leaf Clusters
	   Air Force Good Conduct Medal with one Silver Oak Leaf Cluster and
	    two Oak Leaf Clusters
	   National Defense Service Medal with Bronze Star
	   Air Force Longevity Service Award Ribbon with four Oak Leaf Clus-
            ters
	   Expert Marksman Award Ribbon
	   Communications-Electronics Equipment Maintenance Badge

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