1. 13535 Waterville Swanton Rd. Swanton, Ohio 43558-9131 Cell: 419-822-6709
E-Mail: stinger180@roadrunner.com Work: jeffrey.s.zimmerman4.mil@mail.mil
CMSgt Jeffrey S. Zimmerman
Military Experience
May 2014 – Present 180th
Fighter Wing, Ohio Air National Guard Toledo, OH
Superintendent, Inspector General Office of Inspections
 Command directed and hand selected for 18 month tourin InspectorGeneral position
 Oversees Commander’s Inspection Program (CCIP)
 Ensures 180th
Fighter Wing compliance on federally mandated programs
 Responsible for exercise and inspection planning and implementation
 Compile concise technicalreports with provided inspection data
Jan 2008 – May 2014 180th
Maintenance SQ, Ohio Air National Guard Toledo, OH
Superintendent, Munitions Element (2W000)
 Managed up to 60 personneland over100,000 lbs. equipment items for worldwide deployments.
 Munitions Accountable Systems Officer; responsible for over$20 million in munitions assets
 Scheduled and forecasted for maintenance, deployments,future growth of organization
 Proactive leadership, educated,broke down barriers, built teamwork and enforced compliance
 Deployed to Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation New Dawn
Sep 1999 – Jan 2008 180th Maintenance Group, Ohio Air National Guard Toledo, OH
Quality Assurance Chief Inspector (2A390)
 Responsible for Quality Assurance and Quality Control in entire maintenance organization
 Developed plans and processes that directly contributed to high ratings during compliance and
readiness inspections
 Traveled to numerous bases throughout AirNational Guard to mentor and assist with compliance and
higher level inspections
 Deployed to Operation Northern Watch and Operation Southern Watch
Mar 1990 – Dec 2008 180th Aircraft Maintenance Sq., Ohio Air National Guard Toledo, OH
Armament Systems Technician (2W191)
 Inspected,maintained, installed armament systems equipment on A7 and F16 aircraft
 Loaded and tested munitions assets on A7and F16 aircraft
 Assistant Non Commission Officer in Charge Gun Services
 Designed and fabricated numerous equipment maintenance stands and trailers.
 Deployed to Operations Provide Comfort I and Provide Comfort II
Mar 1986 – Mar 1990 88th Medical Group, Wright Patterson AFB, USAF Fairborn, OH
Medical Services Technician (90250)
 Coronary Intensive Care and Surgical Intensive Care technician
 Nationally Registered Emergency Medical Technician
 Member of 88th Medical Center Emergency Response Team
 Member of Wright Patterson HonorGuard Team
Education
 2016 Contingency Wartime Planning Course, In-Residence – Air University / Professional Continuing
Education, Maxwell AFB, GA.
 2014 Leading Lean Sustainment, In-Residence - The University of Tennessee College of Business
Administration, Knoxville, TN.
 2014 8 Step Problem Solving, In-Residence - The University of Tennessee College of Business
Administration, Knoxville, TN.
 2014 Strategy Alignment & Deployment, In-Residence - The University of Tennessee College of
Business Administration, Knoxville, TN.
 2014 Senior Enlisted Joint Professional Military Education, Correspondence-Joint Forces Staff College,
Norfolk, VA
 2013 Associates Degree, Systems Technical Aircraft Armament, Community College of the Air Force
(CCAF)
 2013 Associates Degree, Munitions SystemTechnology, Community College of the Air Force (CCAF)

2. Accomplishments
 Received Air Force Meritorious Service Medal for outstanding military achievement while assigned as
the Munitions Superintendent
 Received Air Force Commendation Medal, for superior performance as Gun Services Assist.
NCOIC
 Received Air Force Achievement Medal, for outstanding achievement in 180th Maintenance
Squadron
 Numerous Letters of Appreciation, Superior Performer, and Certificates of Training available upon
request