I retired in 2003 and became the Air Force Medical Homeland Defense Program Manager. I established the current medical response capability for the AF. All aspects to include equipping and training.
I recently changed companies and am doing simialr things as I was before but now more exercise planning and development/execution, TIC/TIM assessments and many other HLD related topics.
The travel is good, pay is great and job and company cant be beat. If you are a retiring/retired BEE or CE Readiness/EM peron looking for work, drop me a line.
Life member, Chapter President 5 times and International Membership Committee member. Division 3 Vice President Now a member of chapter 1075 Randolph and working membership
