1. P H I L L I P E . W A L K E R
4 Stratford Lane, Enterprise, AL 36330 • (770) 633-4895 • pedwardwalker@yahoo.com • phillip.e.walker.mil@mail.mil
S U M M A R Y O F Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S
• Experienced aviator with nearly 675 hours of flight time
• Overwater Personnel Recovery Pilot-in-Command
• Pilot-in-Command experience in helicopters
• Vast experience with military Aeromedical Evacuation operations
• Comfortable public speaker experienced in presentations to large groups in all forums
• Familiar with Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint
• Competent writer in a diverse range of formats
• Active government Secret security clearance
F L I G H T R A T I N G S / C E R T I F I C A T I O N S
• FAA Commercial Pilot (License #3856492): Rotorcraft-Helicopter; Instrument Helicopter S-70
• United States Army Aviation Maintenance Manager
• Current Medical Recommendation for Flying (DD Form 2992)
• Valid passport
F L I G H T H O U R S
Total: 663.7+
PIC: 71.7 Overwater: ~15.0 NVG: 136.7 Night: 29.8
Instrument: 67.5 Turbine: 590.3 TH-67A (B206): 83.5
Most Recent Flight:
09 OCT 16
P R O F E S S I O N A L E X P E R I E N C E
Operations Officer, UH-60A/A+/L Pilot-in-Command Jun 15 - Present
United States Army, Flatiron Air Ambulance Detachment Fort Rucker,
AL
Oversee 24/7, 365 days a year aeromedical evacuation support to The United States Army Aviation Center of Excellence,
6th
Ranger Training Battalion at Camp James Rudder (Eglin AFB, FL), and to the local civilian communities throughout
southeast Alabama, southwest Georgia, and northwest Florida through the Defense Support of Civilian Authorities
program. Responsible for the Command and Control of eight UH-60A/A+/L aircraft, 17 Medical Equipment Sets valued at
over $47 million, and 52 Soldiers. Coordinate daily with maintenance contractors from Army Fleet Support and Aviation
Center Logistics Command to ensure readiness of all aircraft and associated ground equipment.
Operations Officer, UH-60L Pilot-in-Command May 14 - Jun 15
Unites States Army, C/3-2d GSAB Camp Humphreys, Republic of Korea
Accountable for the daily readiness of 15 UH-60L Blackhawks and 18 vehicles and trailers. Responsible for the readiness,
training, and health and welfare of 98 Soldiers and their families. Oversaw the 3,972 flying hour program that conducted
53 Air Mission Requests that assisted joint training exercise between the Republic of Korea and United States Forces
Korea. Created 40 weekly flight schedules, coordinated over 100 training flights and 20 MEDEVAC missions, and Final
Mission Approval Authority (FMAA) for nine low risk missions. Received Pilot-in-Command qualifications in restricted
areas P-73 (Seoul) and P-518 (DMZ). Awarded Army Commendation Medal, Korea Defense Service Medal.
Forward Support Medical Platoon Leader, UH-60A/A+/L Aviator Mar 12 - Dec 13
United States Army, C/1-52d GSAB Fort Wainwright,
AK

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Managed 10 Soldiers, three UH-60A+ aircraft with associated maintenance tools, one vehicle with trailer and generator,
and three Medical Equipment Sets valued at $17.4 million. Conducted two deployments of all platoon personnel and assets
in support of battalion level Field Training Exercises spanning nine days. Received qualifications in UH-60L and on
Crashworthy Extended Range Fuel System. Attended and graduated from Cold Weather Orientation Course at the
Northern Warfare Training Center Black Rapids Training Site. Awarded Army Achievement Medal.
Headquarters Platoon Leader, UH-60A/A+ Aviator Feb 11 - Feb 12
United States Army, C/1-52d GSAB Global Operation (Afghanistan), Fort Wainwright,
AK
Platoon Leader and Pilot during the company's deployment to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom 11-
12. Responsible for the readiness, training, and health and welfare of 15 Soldiers that included the company command
team, Operations Section, Standardization Section, Tactical Operations, Safety, and senior maintenance officer. Perform
primary duties as company Administration OIC that processed awards, action, and evaluations for 119 Soldiers located at
five sites. Flew 114.7 combat hours that incorporated multiple MEDEVAC missions in support of operations in Regional
Command - South. Awarded Air Medal, NATO Medal, and Meritorious Unit Citation.
E D U C A T I O N / T R A I N I N G
• University of South Florida, Master of Business Administration, August 2018 (projected)
• U.S. Army Maintenance Officer Course, Fort Rucker, AL, April 2016
The course consists of academic, technical training, and instruction on UH-60A/L aircraft systems, maintenance
and component troubleshooting, forms and records, data monitoring/analysis, and technical manuals.
• Overwater Personnel Recovery Qualification, Camp Humphreys, Republic of Korea, March 2015
• Aviation Captains Career Course, Fort Rucker, AL, May 2014
The first half of the course focuses students on core doctrinal foundations including Unified Land Operations,
Mission Command, and Leadership Principles. During the second half of the course, students transition to
Brigade/Battalion-level planning and MDMP for ground and aviation units. Training management and command
topics are presented throughout the course to prepare students for command.
• UH-60L Qualification, Fort Wainwright, AK January 2013
• Crashworthy Extended Range Fuel System Qualification, Fort Wainwright, AK, August 2012
• Cold Weather Orientation Course, Black Rapids Training Site, AK, March 2012
Familiarizes commanders and staff officers with the knowledge/skills required in successfully planning and
conducting operations in a cold, snow-covered environment. Emphasis is placed on the effects of cold on
personnel and material, effects of the winter environment on operations, and planning considerations unique to
the winter battlefield and cold regions. Cold weather risk-management procedures are stressed throughout the
course of instruction.
• Initial Entry Rotary Wing Aviator (UH-60) Course, Fort Rucker, AL, September 2010
• Helicopter Overwater Survival Training (HOST), Fort Rucker, AL, July 2009
• University of South Florida, Bachelor of Arts (History), Tampa, FL, August 2008