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(321)-360-9030 JEREMY DUNCAN jeremywduncan@gmail.com
280 Oak Lake Rd
Melbourne, FL 32901
Summary:
Dedicated Air Force professional with active Secret security clearance and 20 years of maintenance experience on
E-3B, E-8C, and B-52H aircraft. Highly trained in managing resources, logistics support, and leading diverse teams
to meet program milestones and operational objectives within timelines.
Critical Skills Set:
 Ability to express findings orally and in
written technical reports
 Aircraft Concepts and Operations
 Design, Development and Test of Military
Aircraft Systems
 Electronic Systems and Circuits
 Familiar with FMECA, Fault Tree Analysis,
and MIL-STD-882
 Hazard and Risk Analysis
 Interagency Coordination
 Microsoft Office, SharePoint, Access and
SQL Database proficient
 Program and Operation Management
 Quality Control and Assessment
 System Safety
Professional Experience:
United States Air Force 5/1996 – Present
B-52 Sortie Support Section Chief: Minot AFB, ND 11/2014 - Present
Led 31-member section in the successful management of 38 critical logistics support programs. Oversaw 27,000
tools, $18.5M in test equipment, and 250 hazardous materials pivotal to the sustainment of 28 B-52 aircraft valued
at $2.1B. Upheld quality standards on 5,000 inspections, averaged 92% quality assurance pass rate 2015. Oversaw
planning, packing and shipment of 120 tons of assets in support of six deployment events. Empowered 100,000
flight line maintenance actions spanning 16 nuclear and conventional operations.
B-52 Wing Avionics Manager: Minot AFB, ND 2/2014 - 11/2014
Directed avionics personnel and systems sustainment for the B-52 fleet’s $3.5M Evolutionary Data Link systems
and 12 Lockheed Martin Sniper Pods valued at $14.4M. Coordinated with Headquarters Air Combat Command,
Global Strike Command, and organizational leadership to ensure uninterrupted support of flying operations.
Secured 35 engineering technical assistance requests and 87 replacement components. Served as Avionics
Functional Manager engaging in the balance and rotation of 202 personnel across eight work centers.
B-52 Specialist Section Chief: Minot AFB, ND 5/2013 - 2/2014
Managed 51 technical leads and 156 B-52 maintenance personnel assigned to Propulsion, Hydraulics, Electrics,
Instruments and Flight Controls, Communication Navigation Mission Systems, and Electronic-Countermeasures
elements. Drove completion of 12,000 training events and award of 1,000 special certifications. Steered support
for 16 successful mission operations, including two nuclear readiness/surety inspections. Led 56-member Top 3
organization in raising $7,100 enabling six successful morale events
E-8C Operational Test & Evaluation (OT&E) Flight Chief: Melbourne, FL 8/2011 - 5/2013
Supervised 8-member OT&E flight in support of JSTARS fleet sustainment and 1,200 personnel stationed at Warner
Robins AFB, GA. Coordinated closely with Headquarters Air Combat Command, the Joint STARS System Program
Office, the Joint STARS Test Force, Northrop Grumman, and end users in order to meet program requirements and
timelines. Guided 24 subject matter experts in technical writing, verification of technical data, operational test

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planning, and the evaluation of hardware and software modifications. Promoted 2,500 hours of test support, to
include safety and risk analysis for the PME-DMS, JSRM, Black Dart, Re-Engine, SOFI, MACC, 8.33 ARC-210, CNU,
and BNAU programs.
E-8C Communication Navigation Mission Systems Program Manager: Melbourne, FL 3/2009 – 8/2011
Appointed as first JSTARS maintenance SME assigned to Melbourne in 2009. Fulfilled roles in Development and
Operational Test & Evaluation. Facilitated 8.33 ARC-210 Radio demo flights. Assisted with five Beyond Line of
Sight (BLOS) Satellite Communications aircraft modifications and coordinated terminal upgrades allowing 66%
operations cost reduction with software release. Coordinated Force XXI Battle Command Brigade and Below
(FBCB2) software upgrades, and authored the 116 Air Control Wing’s BLOS and FBCB2 Memorandum of Agreement
establishing maintenance support and responsibilities. Led the $2.6 million dollar Urgent Operational Need (UON),
Combined Enterprise Regional Information Exchange System (CENTRIXS) program streamlining Operation Enduring
Freedom combat commander’s with direct coalition force communications within 6 months. Directed legacy link
and cryptographic program analysis to ensure compliance with National Security Administration mandates and
facilitated Northrop Grumman’s Communications Security (COMSEC) transfer of $65,000 in assets to end user
accounts.
E-8C Communication Navigation Mission Systems Maintainer: Warner Robins AFB, GA 4/2000 – 3/2009
Sustained flying operations for 17 JSTARS aircraft valued at $6.2 billion dollars. Expertly performed flight line
maintenance on the following systems: Ultra High Frequency, Very High Frequency, High Frequency, and Satellite
Communication radios, Identification Friend or Foe, Global Positioning System, Color Weather Radar, navigational
aids, interphone, Surveillance and Control Data Link, Broadcast Intelligence, and Joint Tactical Information
Distribution System. Analyzed and interpreted layout drawings, schematics, on-board computerized fault
detection systems. Completed technical data verification reviews to ensure accuracy of preliminary Technical
Orders. Tested and evaluated new systems for compliance with program requirements, standards, and cross-
platform functionality. Fulfilled critical roles as: COMSEC Responsible Officer, Quality Assurance Augmentee,
Equipment Custodian, Sortie Support Flight Team Member, Composite Tool Kit Custodian, and performed aircraft
debrief duties while deployed. Worked closely with Northrop Grumman Field Service Representatives and Air
Force Engineering Technical Services, as well as assisted the Radar, Instruments & Flight Controls, Propulsion,
Hydraulics, Electrics & Environmental, and Crew Chief sections with maintenance and servicing tasks. Volunteered
for six deployments in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom for a total of 440
days.
E-3B Communications Command and Control Systems Maintainer: Elmendorf AFB, AK 5/1996-4/2000
Performed communications maintenance, to include operational checks, line replaceable unit removals, installs,
wiring, and component modifications on two AWACS aircraft valued at $540 million dollars. Worked closely with
flying operations personnel to ensure support for short and long-range flying commitments, to include
deployments, exercises, and contingency operations. Deployed on three occasions in support of drug interdiction
efforts at Howard AFB, Panama for 158 days.
Education & Training:
Associate of Applied Science: Avionics Systems Technology, Community College of the Air Force, Montgomery, AL,
June 2012
Professional Manager Certification: Community College of the Air Force, Montgomery, AL, October 2012
Defense Acquisition University (DAU) courses completed from 2009-2012:
 ACQ 101
 CLB 007
 CLB 016
 CLE 003
 CLE 023
 CLE 025
 CLE 029
 CLE 035
 CLG 005
 CLR 252
 SYS 101
 TST 102
Environmental, Safety, and Occupational Health Training Network (ESOHTN) courses completed April 2016:

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 Air/Emissions
 General Environmental Compliance
 Hazard Communication
 Hazardous Waste
 Hazards Materials
 Pollution Control