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Dustin Griffin 25 General Canby Drive, Spanish Fort, AL 36527 PH: (334) 379-7707 E-mail: [email protected] OBJECTIVE Entry-level position that allows me to use my military-training and skills as part of a team. EDUCATION/ Medical Evacuation (MedEvac) Doctrine Course, Fort Rucker, Alabama (2011) TRAINING UH60A/L Aircraft Qualification Course, Fort Rucker, Alabama (2011) CH47D Aircraft Qualification Course, Fort Rucker, Alabama (2005) I.E.R.W. (U.S. Army Flight School), Fort Rucker, Alabama (2004) BA, University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, Honors (2003) US Army Airborne School, Fort Benning, Georgia (2002) CH47D Helicopter Mechanic Course (67U), Fort Eustis, Virginia (2001) FLIGHT Total Time: 1,469.5 EXPERIENCE Twin Turbine Time: 931.0 Pilot-In-Command: 567.2 Simulated Instrument: 83.8 Actual Instrument: 9.6 Night Vision Goggles: 129.2 Night Unaided: 34.6 Simulator: 103.0 WORK MS Army National Guard (Traditional) 1420 Raymond Road, Jackson, MS 39204 EXPERIENCE July 1995 to Present 2105; Airfield Manager, Udairi Landing Zone, Kuwait; 185 th Aviation Brigade (OIR/OSS) 2012; Aeromedical Evacuation Officer (MedEvac Pilot)/Platoon Leader/Operations Officer, FOB Sharana, Afghanistan; F/1-171 st MedEvac Company (OEF) 2010-2011; Operations Officer, 2-185 th Aviation Regiment; managed Udairi Army Airfield (UAAF), Kuwait (OIF/OND) Contract Officer Representative; managed contractors/contract on UAAF Property Book Officer, 2-185 th , maintained positive control of equipment in Iraq and Kuwait Unit Movement Officer, 2-185 th , moved unit personnel and equipment to Kuwait and Iraq and returned them home after mobilization 2005-2009; Executive officer of a five-ship Chinook unit, scheduling crews for missions Emergency supply of food, ice and water to those affected by Hurricanes Katrina & Ike Helped rebuild levees by sling-loading 3,000-lbs sandbags into breach sites (Ike) Delivered 1,400-lbs hay bails to livestock stranded by flood waters of Hurricane Ike Water-bucket fire-fighting operations beyond the reach of local fire department (Katrina) SECURITY CLEARANCE Top Secret (SCI) SUMMARY As a Soldier and a family man, I know what it means to sacrifice and I understand serious work. I look forward to working with an organization I can contribute to and learn from.

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Dustin Griffin 25 General Canby Drive, Spanish Fort, AL 36527

PH: (334) 379-7707 E-mail: [email protected]

OBJECTIVE Entry-level position that allows me to use my military-training and skills as part of a team. EDUCATION/ Medical Evacuation (MedEvac) Doctrine Course, Fort Rucker, Alabama (2011) TRAINING UH60A/L Aircraft Qualification Course, Fort Rucker, Alabama (2011)

CH47D Aircraft Qualification Course, Fort Rucker, Alabama (2005) I.E.R.W. (U.S. Army Flight School), Fort Rucker, Alabama (2004) BA, University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, Honors (2003) US Army Airborne School, Fort Benning, Georgia (2002) CH47D Helicopter Mechanic Course (67U), Fort Eustis, Virginia (2001)

FLIGHT Total Time: 1,469.5EXPERIENCE Twin Turbine Time: 931.0

Pilot-In-Command: 567.2 Simulated Instrument: 83.8 Actual Instrument: 9.6

Night Vision Goggles: 129.2 Night Unaided: 34.6 Simulator: 103.0

WORK MS Army National Guard (Traditional) 1420 Raymond Road, Jackson, MS 39204 EXPERIENCE July 1995 to Present

2105; Airfield Manager, Udairi Landing Zone, Kuwait; 185th Aviation Brigade (OIR/OSS) 2012; Aeromedical Evacuation Officer (MedEvac Pilot)/Platoon Leader/Operations Officer, FOB Sharana, Afghanistan; F/1-171st MedEvac Company (OEF) 2010-2011; Operations Officer, 2-185th Aviation Regiment; managed Udairi Army Airfield (UAAF), Kuwait (OIF/OND) • Contract Officer Representative; managed contractors/contract on UAAF • Property Book Officer, 2-185th, maintained positive control of equipment in Iraq and Kuwait • Unit Movement Officer, 2-185th, moved unit personnel and equipment to Kuwait and Iraq

and returned them home after mobilization 2005-2009; Executive officer of a five-ship Chinook unit, scheduling crews for missions • Emergency supply of food, ice and water to those affected by Hurricanes Katrina & Ike • Helped rebuild levees by sling-loading 3,000-lbs sandbags into breach sites (Ike) • Delivered 1,400-lbs hay bails to livestock stranded by flood waters of Hurricane Ike • Water-bucket fire-fighting operations beyond the reach of local fire department (Katrina)

SECURITY CLEARANCE Top Secret (SCI) SUMMARY As a Soldier and a family man, I know what it means to sacrifice and I understand serious work. I

look forward to working with an organization I can contribute to and learn from.