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NAME: George Vicktor AndersonADRESS: 190 N Coventry Ave. Apt. #201 Clovis, Ca. 93611PHONE:Cell: 559-765-8717Home: 559-325-7162

EMAIL ADRESS: vickanddi@hotmail.com

SUMMARY: I am a motivated Electronics Field Radar Technician with 30 years of experience. I serve foreign Naval Ships as a consultant for the training, operation, maintenance and repair of the MK92 Fire Control System on FFG-7 Perry Class Ships. I also have experience working on other radars. I have vast experience in overhaul, installation, and alignment of the MK92 Fire control System. I worked for Atlantic Ordnance International under a VSE Corp. contract with NAVSEA and the Egyptian Navy. I am currently seeking employment.

EDUCATION/QUALIFICATIONS

Institution: U.S. Navy Advanced ElectronicsCity/Country: San Diego, Ca. U.S.A.Qualifications: Basic Electronics and Electricity graduate, Advanced Electronics Fire Control A school graduate, and MK92 Fire Control System C school graduate (specialty code 1102).Completed: 1985Institution: McLane High SchoolCity/Country: Fresno, Ca. U.S.A.Qualifications: High School GraduateCompleted: 1981

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

ATLANTIC ORDNANCE INTERNATIONALStart Date: AUG 2001End date: JULY 2013Position/Title: MK92 FCS Electronics Field Engineer/Consultant to the Egyptian NavyResponsibilities/Achievements: To assist and train Egyptian Naval personnel in the operation, maintenance, and repair of the MK92 Fire Control System. Completed a CAS and STIR fire control radar change out on the Sharm El Sheik ENS 901 and the Toushka ENS 906 as well as assisting NSWC and Lockheed Martin Engineers install a 7.2 million dollar Block 11-14 upgrade of the MK92 FCS on Both ships. I assisted NSWC vendors with a complete combat systems alignment on both ships.

PAN NESMAStart Date: JUN 2001End date: AUG 2001Position/Title: Lead Electronics Technician MK92 FCS Weapons SystemResponsibilities/Achievements: I supervised a team of 4 MK92 FCS Technicians. I was directly responsible for the upkeep and repair of 13 MK92 FCS on ships and on shore working for the Royal Saudi Navy. I just started this contract when I was offered a better position in Egypt. I gave the company 30 days notice and left Saudi Arabia with a letter of no objection if I choose to return for employment in the future.

GENERAL DYNAMICSStart date: MAR 1998End date: JUN 2001Position/Title: Lead Electronics Technician MK92 FCS Weapons SystemResponsibilities/Achievements: I supervised a team of 8 MK92 FCS Technicians. I was directly responsible for the upkeep and repair of 13 MK92 FCS on ships and on shore working for the Royal Saudi Navy. All systems were maintained in an operational status during the length of this contract.

LEAR SEIGLER, INC.Start Date: MAR 1995End date: MAR 1998Position/Title: Lead Electronics Technician MK92 FCS Weapons SystemResponsibilities/Achievements: I supervised a team of 9 MK92 FCS Technicians. I was directly responsible for the upkeep and repair of 13 MK92 FCS on ships and on shore working for the Royal Saudi Navy. During this contract we were able to complete the CAS Antenna turn around program installing and aligning and collimating all 13 systems both on the ships and the shore systems. All 13 systems were maintained in an operational status during this contract.

LEAR SEIGLERStart Date: MAR 1992End date: MAR 1995Position/Title: Lead Electronics Technician MK92 FCS Weapons SystemResponsibilities/Achievements: I supervised a team of 11 MK92 FCS Technicians and 2 UYK-7 Computer Technicians. I was directly responsible for the upkeep and repair of 13 MK92 FCS on ships and on shore working for the Royal Saudi Navy. I helped establish the start of the CAS Antenna turn around program. I was in charge of all removals and installations. All systems were maintained in an operational status during this contract.

UNITED STATES NAVYStart Date: JUN 1983End Date: MAR 1992Position/Title: MK92 Fire Control System Technician

Responsibilities/Achievements: I was responsible for the operation, maintenance and repair of the MK92 FCS. I trained junior technicians on the system. I served as work center supervisor on my last 2 ships. I served on 4 different Perry Class FFG-7 ships. I made 4 overseas deployments. I was stationed in Japan for 2 years I worked with a contractor completing a complete refurbishment of the STIR antenna on my last ship. I was honorably discharged.

SKILL SUMMARY

Non-Technical Skills: I have served as a supervisor very successfully for many years. I have interfaced and worked directly with foreign Navies for most of my career. I have been requested to return and have been repeatedly re-contracted for the past 20 years.

Computer Skills: Windows XP, Windows 7 Ultimate; Very Good

Other: The MK92 fire control System requires a tremendous amount of mechanical aptitude as well as electronics, electrical, and electronic cooling. I have assisted in numerous battery alignments, conducted numerous track antenna collimations, CAS and STIR antenna Removal/Installations, as well as numerous transmission change outs in Saudi Arabia. I have 2 Combined Antenna System Radars and 2 Separate Tracking and Illuminating Radar change outs as well as changing out the low voltage slip ring of the STIR antenna in Egypt.

References: I have many references and will provide them as requested.