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Greg A. Weigand
Work Phone: 336-667-5577
Fax: 336-667-6800
E-mail Address: [email protected]
Employment
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Lead Avionics Tech., HSL-37 (NAVY)
November 2002 to Present
Detachment Lead Avionics Tech. in the maintenance and repair of electronic communication systems, in-flight navigation and detection systems, and weapons delivery systems on SH-60B helicopters. Qualified plane captain for handling, launch, and recovery during missions ashore. Qualified Landing Signal Officer, for same as above, while at sea. Quality Assurance representative and Collateral Duty inspector for all Avionics, electrical, and Ordinance systems, and all general maintenance on the aircraft.
Navy Recruiter, Navy Recruiting Command
May 1999 to November 2002
Provide qualified civilians for enlistment into the United States Navy; identify target market populations; select and use appropriate supporting resources; prospects for recruits; conduct interviews; prepare enlistment kits; counsel rejected applicants; and formulate plans for improving recruiting, marketing, and processing.
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Lead Avionics Tech., HSL-51 (NAVY)
March 1995 to March 1999
Detachment Lead Avionics Tech. in the maintenance and repair of electronic communication systems, in-flight navigation and detection systems, and weapons delivery systems on SH-60B helicopters. Qualified plane captain for handling, launch, and recovery during missions ashore. Qualified Landing Signal Officer, for same as above, while at sea. Quality Assurance representative and Collateral Duty inspector for all Avionics, electrical, and Ordinance systems, and all general maintenance on the aircraft.
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Avionics Tech., HS-1 (NAVY)
July 1993 to October 1994
Maintained and repaired electronic communication systems, in-flight navigation and detection systems, weapons systems, sonar systems on H-3 and SH-60F helicopters. Qualified plane captain on both aircraft, to handle, launch, and recover during missions.
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Airman, HC-11 (NAVY)
June 1992 to December 1992
Helicopter Combat Support Squadron 11. Assisted in the maintenance of UH-46 aircraft, associated aeronautical equipment, and aircraft support equipment; serviced, cleaned, and handled aircraft; and other duties involved in the operation of naval aircraft afloat and ashore.
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Assault Boat Driver, Assault Craft Unit One (NAVY)
April 1991 to June 1992
Responsible for the maintenance and operation of a 73' long assault boat (LCM-8). Basic and advanced Fire Fighting and Flood control and Perimeter security.
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Education
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Navy Recruiting Command Orientation, 1999 to 1999
Enlisted Navy Recruiting School. Oral Communications, Psychology of Sales, Sales Techniques, and Marketing. 6-week school.
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Quality Assurance School, 1996 to 1996
Naval Aviation Quality Assurance Administration. Administration of Various QA programs to insure the highest quality of Maintenance is performed and that Safety is never compromised. Learned proper follow-up inspection procedures performed during and after maintenance. 14-day school.
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Wire and Connector Repair School, 1995 to 1995
Wire And Connector Repair School: Studied the Maintenance and Repair of Coaxial, Triaxial, Twisted pair, Fiber Optics Harnesses and various connectors. Use of O-Scope and Time Domain Reflectometer (TDR) 10-day school.
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Naval Air Maintenance Training Group, 1994 to 1995
SH-60B Helicopter specific Avionics system Operation, Maintenance and Troubleshooting to include: Mission: Radar and Data Link systems Weapons systems Communications: HF, UHF, and VHF systems Navigation: Loran, Tacan, and ADF systems. 3-month school.
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Avionics Corrosion Control School, 1994 to 1994
Studied Identification of various Avionics corrosion and its treatment. 4-day school.
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Naval Avionics Technician School, 1993 to 1993
Studied Shop Mathematics, Troubleshooting of Solid State Devices, Radar Systems, Computer Organization, Microprocessors, and Communication systems, Digital principals, AC/DC Theory, Basic Programming, and Wire and Connector Repair. 6-month school.
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Basic Boat Coxswain, 1990 to 1990
Navy Small Boat School: Studied Basic Seamanship, Navigation, Survival, and Rules of the Road in Sea Lanes. Qualified Small Boat Operator. 5-day school.
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Basic Military Training (NAVY), 1990 to 1990
Basic Military Instruction for the US Navy, Including but not limited to: Military Conduct, First Aid, Basic Swimming, Shipboard Fire Fighting, and Naval History. 9-week school.
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Organizations
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United States Navy, January 1990 to Present
Currently a Detachment Lead Avionics Tech on active duty. End of current enlistment 01/2007
Veterans of Foriegn Wars (VFW)
Currently a member of the VFW. Since 1994.
American Red Cross
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Awards
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Navy Achievement Medal (NAM), February 1999
Awarded NAM for Exemplary Achievement and Duty during 03/1995-03/1999 while attached to HSL-51 in Atsugi, Japan. While enduring the stress of the Navy's only forward deployed Lamps squadron, he successfully repaired numerous aircraft faults allowing the Squadron to maintain the highest mission completion rate in the Lamps community. Successfully troubleshot and repaired a missile system allowing HSL-51 to launch the very first Hellfire missile from an SH-60B helicopter.
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Navy Achievement Medal (NAM), October 1998
Awarded NAM for professionalism beyond the call of duty while deployed in the Persian Gulf during 06/1998-10/1998. Detected a flaw in a weapons system that could've seriously damaged the aircraft or resulted in the loss of life of the aircrew. Expeditiously repaired the system in a minimal amount of time allowing the aircraft and crew to safely meet the mission objectives.
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Sea Service Ribbon, March 1996
Awarded 4 Sea Service Ribbons for 4 consecutive years of overseas service while attached to HSL-51. Following awards on 03/1997, 03/1998, and 03/1999.
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Good Conduct Medal, January 1995
Awarded 3 Good Conduct Medals for 12 years of loyal and devoted service to the US Navy. 2nd award 01/1999.
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Achievements
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Enlisted Air Warfare Specialist (EAWS), June 1997
Awarded EAWS for satisfactory completion of all requirements and passing a written test and oral board. Qualified to use the title of Air Warfare Specialist.
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Quality Assurance Representative (QAR), September 1996-Present
Qualified QAR for all Avionics (AT), Electrical (AE), and Ordinance (AO) systems on board the SH-60B helicopter.
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Landing Signal Officer (LSO), May1996
Qualified as LSO for SH-60B helicopters aboard ship. Responsible for the safety of the aircraft during all traversing evolutions upon recovery.
Plane Captain, August 1993
Qualified Plane Captain on H-46D, H-3G, SH-60B, and SH-60F aircraft. Qualified to handle, launch, recover, and perform all preflight inspections and servicing.
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Professional References
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Personal References
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(Contact me for addresses of references)
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(Addresses not posted due to Privacy Act)