From: cobarruvias@asd2.jsc.nasa.gov
Subject: USAF U-2, T-38 Pilot/Instructor Seeking Employment
Organization: NASA/JSC
Distribution: usa
Date: Wed, 6 Jan 1993 20:32:11 GMT

I am posting this for a friend, but I will accept any Email from those
interested.


                          John Bauer Jr.
                      14322 Fair Knoll Way
                        Houston Tx. 77062
                          (713)480-2552

OBJECTIVE: To support and contribute to the US Space Program in the Crew
Training/Operations field by using my U-2/TR-1 and T-37 Pilot and Pilot
Instructor experience.

FLIGHT TIME:
Total (without simulator)	2028	Single engine jet	 702
Pilot in command	        1720	Instructor	         711
Multi-engine jet	        1249    Simulator Instructor 321
		                            (Full Motion)

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:

99 RS/DO, Deaue AFB, CA
Nov 1988 - June 1992

U-2/TR-1 Instructor Pilot/T-38 Aircraft Commander: Responsible for piloting a
single seat, high altitude, high performance reconnaissance aircraft on long,
hazardous missions. Also responsible for training and instruction new U-2/TR-1
pilots while also staying proficient in the T-38 aircraft.

-Flew over 50 worldwide U-2 Intelligence Reconnaissance missions requiring the
use of high altitude full pressure suit
-Flew under the direciton of the Joint Chiefs of Staff for U.S. Intelligence
Collection
-Veteran of Desert Storm operations in Saudi Arabia
-Hand picked by the commander to deploy an advanced test package aircraft
requiring exceptional judgement and skill. 
-Maintained a Top Secret (SCI) clearance while flying missions in support of
the National Command Authorities
-Maintain Publications and Crew information programs insuring aircrew review
all critical flight information.

85FTS/DO, Laughlin AFB, Tx
Oct 85 - Nov 88

T-37 Instructor Pilot/Assistant Flight Commander: Responsible for managing,
instructing, and evaluating flying and ground training of UPT Students in the
T-37. Responsible for supervision and operational readiness of 14 instructor
pilots, and management of overall flight, ground, and Officer training of 30
student pilots in flight commanders absence.

-Trained and instructed U.S. and foreign students in basic VFR, Instrument,
formation, navigation, and cross country flying.
-Controlled the Runway Supervisory Unit (RSU) insuring a safe student traffic
pattern
-Supervised launch and recovery of all weekend cross country aircraft, making
all operation decisions for the commander.
 559 PIT, Randolph AFB, Tx
Jun 1985 - Oct 1985

T-37 Instructor Trainee: Learned and practiced applying instructional
techniques while flying T-37s. Also attended land and water survival training.

47 FTW, Laughlin AFB, Tx
Jun 1984 - Jun 1985
USAF Pilot Trainee: Graduated from undergraduate Pilot Training in the top of
my class and was selected to return as an instructor.

EDUCATION:
BS Aircraft Engineering, Western Michigan Univ. Apr 1983
USAF Squadron Officer School, Aug 1990
Management and Leadership Officers Training School, May 1984

AWARDS AND CERTIFICATES:
Air Force Meritorious Service Medal
Air Force Aerial Achievement Medal
Air Force Commendation Medal
Air Force Outstanding Unit Award
Air Force Training Ribbon
Air Force Humanitarian Service Medal
FAA Airline Transport Pilot (ATP)/MEL
FAA Certified Flight Instructor/SEL
FAA First Class Medical Certificate



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John R. Cobarruvias, Texas A&M Class of '78, 
NASA Johnson Space Center Houston Tx.
(713)483-9357

"And to think..................I hesitated" (Hellraiser II)
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