Alec bobst
Alec B. Bobst
9856 Shirley Gardens, #3, Santee, CA 92071~ ------------~ ------------
PROFILE
Highly professional Aviation Warfare Specialist, with 5-years of documented success and expertise in Search & Rescue at Sea, and as a helicopter Crew Chief and Anti-Submarine Helicopter Sensor Operator. An analytical performer who assesses complex situations thoroughly and implements efficient solutions. Recognized as a high-energy leader with a reputation for integrity and quality, focused on achieving results. Seeking continued pursuit of a degree in the Exercise/Sport Science Program that will allow for maximum use of previous military experience and most importantly my formal, professional and military training as a Search & Rescue Swimmer and CPR Instructor. Current Secret Security Clearance.
EDUCATION
Formal
B.S. (Candidate), Exercise and Sport Science (53 credit hrs.), American Military University, Charles Town, WV
B.S. (Candidate), Undergraduate Studies (27 hrs.), University of the Incarnate Word, San Antonio, TX
Professional/Technical Training/Certifications (Selected)
Aviation Rescue Swimmer
Aviation Warfare Sensor Operator
Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape Training
CPR/AED Trained
MH-60R Fleet Replacement Aircrewman
Aviation Warfare Apprenticeship Training
Aviation Aircrewman Tactical Helicopter (AWR) “A” School
Computer Proficiency
Proficient in the use of Microsoft operating systems and software applications (MS Word, Excel, etc.)
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Aircrew Sensor Operator/Search & Rescue Swimmer
• Coordinated 18 Search & Rescue (SAR) jump evolutions, 28 practical pool training sessions, 56 SAR Fitness Tests, and management of 28 Rescue Swimmer qualifications while managing and documenting 654 hours of ground training.
• Cited for major contributions to HMS-78 receiving the highest possible grade of “On Track” with test scores well above fleet average during the 2017 Chief of Naval Forces SAR evaluation.
• Logged over 189 flight hours and flew 89 missions in direct support of the Carrier Strike Group’s Western Pacific Deployment aboard the CG-57 while operating in the South China Sea.
• Qualified 12 Aircrew Training Console level II/III Aircrewmen and was instrumental in the qualifications of five Assistant SAW Instructors, eight Sensor Operators, 12 Rescue Swimmers, seven Naval Air Warfare Specialists and five Enlisted Aviation Warfare Specialists.
• Led and instructed eight CPR classes training 148 squadron personnel in CPR and basic life-saving skills, meeting mandate Chief of Naval Operations requirements.
• Managed the upkeep and maintenance for 12 pieces of lifesaving CPR equipment.
• Served as Operations Clerk maintaining 67 pilot and aircrew logbooks recording over 100 Naval Flight records with zero discrepancies.
• Cited as one of three highly motivated CPR instructors in the command ensuring the qualification and re-qualification of 260 maintainers and aircrew.
• Provided 15 hours of Naval Warfare Specialty and Enlisted Aircrew Warfare Specialty training which resulted in four warfare qualifications that allowed the aircrew shop to be 100% dual-specialty qualified and ready for the upcoming Western Pacific deployment.
• Awarded the Navy & Marine Corps Achievement Medal for logging and tracking 575 flights with 2,445 flight hours and providing for 128 flight qualifications for 75 pilots and aircrew.
Reporting Senior Remarks: “Petty Officer Bobst possesses all the skills necessary to be a Top Performer.”
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AWARDS/ACHIEVEMENTS
? Recipient of the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal for superior achievement and outstanding performance of duties in the Anti-Submarine Warfare Aircrew field.
? Sailor of the Quarter 4th Quarter 2017.
? Awarded the U.S. Navy Good Conduct Ribbon for Honorable and Disciplinary free military service.
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
2015-Present Aircrew Sensor Operator/Rescue Swimmer, Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron 78, North Island Naval Station, CA
2014-2015 Aircrew Sensor Operator/Rescue Swimmer, Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron 40, North Island, CA
2013-10/2014 U.S. Navy Recruit Training Command Great Lakes, IL and the U.S. Naval Aviation Training Command, Pensacola, FL
Alec B. Bobst
9856 Shirley Gardens, #3, Santee, CA 92071~ ------------~ ------------
PROFILE
Highly professional Aviation Warfare Specialist, with 5-years of documented success and expertise in Search & Rescue at Sea, and as a helicopter Crew Chief and Anti-Submarine Helicopter Sensor Operator. An analytical performer who assesses complex situations thoroughly and implements efficient solutions. Recognized as a high-energy leader with a reputation for integrity and quality, focused on achieving results. Seeking continued pursuit of a degree in the Exercise/Sport Science Program that will allow for maximum use of previous military experience and most importantly my formal, professional and military training as a Search & Rescue Swimmer and CPR Instructor. Current Secret Security Clearance.
EDUCATION
Formal
B.S. (Candidate), Exercise and Sport Science (53 credit hrs.), American Military University, Charles Town, WV
B.S. (Candidate), Undergraduate Studies (27 hrs.), University of the Incarnate Word, San Antonio, TX
Professional/Technical Training/Certifications (Selected)
Aviation Rescue Swimmer
Aviation Warfare Sensor Operator
Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape Training
CPR/AED Trained
MH-60R Fleet Replacement Aircrewman
Aviation Warfare Apprenticeship Training
Aviation Aircrewman Tactical Helicopter (AWR) “A” School
Computer Proficiency
Proficient in the use of Microsoft operating systems and software applications (MS Word, Excel, etc.)
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Aircrew Sensor Operator/Search & Rescue Swimmer
• Coordinated 18 Search & Rescue (SAR) jump evolutions, 28 practical pool training sessions, 56 SAR Fitness Tests, and management of 28 Rescue Swimmer qualifications while managing and documenting 654 hours of ground training.
• Cited for major contributions to HMS-78 receiving the highest possible grade of “On Track” with test scores well above fleet average during the 2017 Chief of Naval Forces SAR evaluation.
• Logged over 189 flight hours and flew 89 missions in direct support of the Carrier Strike Group’s Western Pacific Deployment aboard the CG-57 while operating in the South China Sea.
• Qualified 12 Aircrew Training Console level II/III Aircrewmen and was instrumental in the qualifications of five Assistant SAW Instructors, eight Sensor Operators, 12 Rescue Swimmers, seven Naval Air Warfare Specialists and five Enlisted Aviation Warfare Specialists.
• Led and instructed eight CPR classes training 148 squadron personnel in CPR and basic life-saving skills, meeting mandate Chief of Naval Operations requirements.
• Managed the upkeep and maintenance for 12 pieces of lifesaving CPR equipment.
• Served as Operations Clerk maintaining 67 pilot and aircrew logbooks recording over 100 Naval Flight records with zero discrepancies.
• Cited as one of three highly motivated CPR instructors in the command ensuring the qualification and re-qualification of 260 maintainers and aircrew.
• Provided 15 hours of Naval Warfare Specialty and Enlisted Aircrew Warfare Specialty training which resulted in four warfare qualifications that allowed the aircrew shop to be 100% dual-specialty qualified and ready for the upcoming Western Pacific deployment.
• Awarded the Navy & Marine Corps Achievement Medal for logging and tracking 575 flights with 2,445 flight hours and providing for 128 flight qualifications for 75 pilots and aircrew.
Reporting Senior Remarks: “Petty Officer Bobst possesses all the skills necessary to be a Top Performer.”
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AWARDS/ACHIEVEMENTS
? Recipient of the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal for superior achievement and outstanding performance of duties in the Anti-Submarine Warfare Aircrew field.
? Sailor of the Quarter 4th Quarter 2017.
? Awarded the U.S. Navy Good Conduct Ribbon for Honorable and Disciplinary free military service.
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
2015-Present Aircrew Sensor Operator/Rescue Swimmer, Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron 78, North Island Naval Station, CA
2014-2015 Aircrew Sensor Operator/Rescue Swimmer, Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron 40, North Island, CA
2013-10/2014 U.S. Navy Recruit Training Command Great Lakes, IL and the U.S. Naval Aviation Training Command, Pensacola, FL