Benjamin J. Adam 100 Blue Waterleaf Ln., Georgetown, TX 78626, 334-447-9779

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Overview

Flight Hours (As of 04/17/2015) Total: 2375 (Incident and accident free) Weather: 70 Hood: 200 Night: 170 Mountain: 1100 Night Vision Goggles: 500 Pilot in Command: 1975

Professional Qualifications FAA rotary wing commercial/instrument and Airline Transport Pilot Airman Knowledge Test completed Overwater training and experience External hoist experience External load/sling load experience Non-Destructive Inspection (NDI) qualified

Aircraft Qualifications UH-60A, L and M UH-1H and V (Bell 205A-1) UH72A (EC-145) TH-67 (Bell 206B-3) OH-58A/C S-300C

Experience US Army, 2nd Combat Aviation Brigade, Camp Humphreys, Republic of Korea June 2014 to present

o UH-60L Aeromedical Evacuation Pilot in Command – Provide aeromedical evacuation and search and

rescue to the Republic of Korea (ROK) peninsula in support of military, military dependents and civilian personnel. Conduct capabilities and procedural training to US and ROK military and civilian agencies.

o Tactical Operations Officer - Plan, coordinate, brief and execute tactical Army Aviation missions in a combined/joint environment. Additionally, provide commanders technical/tactical expertise of Army Airspace Command and Control, personnel recovery, electronic warfare, threat analysis, digital operations and joint tactics, techniques and procedures.

o Korean Tactical Zone P-518 (Demilitarized Zone/No Fly Line); Seoul Prohibited Airspace (P-73) qualified.

Benjamin J. Adam 100 Blue Waterleaf Ln., Georgetown, TX 78626, 334-447-9779

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US Army, 10th Combat Aviation Brigade, Ft. Drum, NY May 2010 to June 2014

o UH-60L/M Pilot in Command o All mission/design/series (MDS) Air Mission Commander o Communications Security Officer o Tactical Operations Officer (see above) o Two combat deployments in a high altitude/mountainous environment conducting missions to include:

Medevac chase, passenger and cargo movement, external loads, emergency aerial resupply, VIP, reconnaissance and Special Forces/Operations support.

US Army, 5th Aviation Battalion, Ft Polk, LA June 2007 to May 2010

o UH-1V Aeromedical Evacuation Pilot in Command – Provided aeromedical evacuation support for Joint Readiness Training Center including Military Assistance to Safety and Traffic (MAST) missions.

o Aviation Life Support Equipment Officer – Managed supply, budget, storage, facility requirements, forms and records, publications, repair tools and test equipment, sewing, Air Warrior Program, flotation equipment, first aid kits, survival kits and vests, survival transmitters/receivers, restraint harnesses, flight helmets, flight clothing, and training in the use of ALSE equipment.

o Company Training Officer – Established a training program, coordinated training events, and arranged professional military education.

Iowa National Guard/160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment

April 2002 to September 2005

o Aviation Powertrain Repairer – Responsible for supervising, inspecting and performing maintenance on

MH-47E aircraft powertrain systems. One combat deployment.

Professional Education

o Army Aviation Warrant Officer Advanced Course, Ft. Rucker, AL (2013) o High Altitude Mountain Environment Training (HAMET), Ft. Carson, CO (2012) o Army Aviation Tactical Operations Officer Course, Ft. Rucker, AL (2012) o High Altitude Power Management Course, Colorado Army National Guard, High Altitude Aviation Training

Site(HAATS), Eagle, Colorado (2010) o Army Aviation Life Support Equipment Course, Ft. Rucker, AL (2007) o Army Aviation Warrant Officer Basic Course, Ft. Rucker, AL (2007) o Army Initial Entry Rotary Wing Training , Ft. Rucker, AL (2005 to 2007) o Army Aviation Logistics School (Powertrain Repair) Ft. Eustis, VA (2002)