Brenton G. Griffin

Primary Duties as AMSL

• Enhanced airfield safety by conducting regular inspections and implementing corrective actions.
• Reviewed policies and procedures regularly, identifying opportunities for improvement that contributed to enhanced operational performance standards at airfield level.
• Improved overall team performance through comprehensive training programs and continuous mentoring.
• Safeguarded integrity of airfield infrastructure by diligently monitoring construction projects within operational areas.
• Maintained strict compliance with FAA regulations, ensuring safe and efficient airfield operations.
• Played crucial role in maintaining smooth traffic flow during high-volume periods by adeptly managing aircraft parking assignments and ground support resources.

Primary Duties as AMSL

• Served as key liaison between internal and external stakeholders, fostering strong partnerships that supported overall airport objectives
• Managed daily flight schedules, coordinating closely with airlines to minimize delays and cancellations
• Developed strong relationships with key stakeholders to facilitate seamless coordination between all parties involved in airfield operations
• Streamlined shift operations for increased efficiency through effective resource allocation and personnel management

Primary Duties as AMSL

• Assisted in development of emergency response plans, contributing to well-prepared workforce capable of handling unforeseen events swiftly and effectively
• Reviewed policies and procedures regularly, identifying opportunities for improvement that contributed to enhanced operational performance standards at airfield level
• Improved overall team performance through comprehensive training programs and continuous mentoring
• Streamlined shift operations for increased efficiency through effective resource allocation and personnel management
• Served as key liaison between internal and external stakeholders, fostering strong partnerships that supported overall airport objectives
• Developed strong relationships with key stakeholders to facilitate seamless coordination between all parties involved in airfield operations
• Managed daily flight schedules, coordinating closely with airlines to minimize delays and cancellations

Primary Duties as AMSL

• Maintain situational awareness of airfield activities and overall responsibility for AMOPS section while on duty.
• Airfield Manager representative during emergency response situations during non-duty hours.
• Executes Operation Instructions (OI)s and Quick Reaction Checklist (QRC)s necessary to perform AM duties and responds to situations requiring immediate action.
• Assess airfield operations/situations, determines operational requirements and imposes airfield restrictions as needed.
• Brief AM personnel on emergency and operational activities.
• Managed daily flight schedules, coordinating closely with airlines to minimize delays and cancellations

Organization Overview - Provided airport operations services and airport management services to 27 tenant joint and inter-agency flying organizations. As well as providing critical contingency response capabilities, the squadron operated the largest aviation resource management office in the Air Force serving more than 2,200 aircrew assigned to the National Capital Region and around the world. Through combined efforts personnel ensured the safe and efficient movement of United States civilian, military and foreign senior leaders to include but not limited to The President and Vice President through the National Capital Region.

Primary Duties as NAMT

• Develop, implement, maintain training program to ensure all personnel are trained/proficient in their duties.

Primary Duties as AMOS

Please refer to Luke AFB "Primary Duties as AMOS". Duties listed previously remain the same.

Organization Overview - Supported North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), United States commanders, and combatant command authorities maintaining the combat readiness of two fighter squadrons and one theater air control squadron through airport management and air traffic control. In addition, directed a $137 million annual flying hour program for 51 combat coded aircraft and six high-fidelity simulators. The Airfield Operations Flight (OSA) is responsible for all airfield and air traffic control activities in direct support of the 52d Fighter Wing flying mission. It oversees flight operations from a complex ground controlled approach and control tower facility and is responsible for the maintenance of the airfield that includes one main runway, a parallel taxi, and six operational ramps, totaling over seven million square feet of pavement. The flight provides round the clock airfield operations capability for an Air Mobility Command and Canadian Forces transient aircraft ramp. A seven day per week airfield operations posture enables logistics throughout for European Command and Central Command areas of responsibility.

Primary Duties as NAMO

• Establish performance standards, procedures, and work priorities for personnel.
• Develop duty schedule to ensure effective utilization of personnel.
• Develop/maintain current and accurate (OI)s, (QRC)s and conduct/document annual review to ensure accuracy, consistency, and compliance with current requirements.
• Develop shift-briefing checklist and local procedures to record significant incidents/events during each tour of duty.
• Review flight plans, traffic logs, Daily Record of Events, NOTAMs and other supporting flight data information for accuracy, completeness and conformance with established directives.
• Maintain current publications, charts, forms and FLIPs necessary to flying operations.
• Review local airfield data in each new FLIP edition for accuracy/consistency w/information published in other FLIPs.
• Prepare/coordinate non-procedural FLIP changes.
• Review airfield restriction data published in Airfield Suitability and Restrictions Report for accuracy semiannually.

Primary Duties as AMOS

• Please refer to Luke AFB "Primary Duties as AMOS". Duties listed previously remain the same.

Organization Overview - The 36th Wing mission was to employ, deploy, integrate and enable air and space forces from the most forward US sovereign Air Force Base in the Pacific. The 36th Operations Group provided power projection through an attached, rotational bomber force.

Primary Duties as AMOS

Please refer to Luke AFB "Primary Duties as AMOS" duties listed previously remain the same.

Organization Overview - The 51st Operations Group leads and manages the 51st FW’s flying operations, tasked with air strike control, interdiction, counter-air, close air support, air rescue and operational airlift missions. The group provides supervision for two fighter squadrons, a rescue flight, an airlift flight, two range squadrons and the operations support squadron. The Operations Support Squadron is responsible for training, weapons and tactics, intelligence, plans, airfield management, weather observation and air traffic control for the entire 51st Operations Group.

Primary Duties as AMOS

Please refer to Luke AFB "Primary Duties as AMOS" duties listed previously remain the same.

Organization Overview - The 56th OSS is responsible for providing a world class training environment for the 56th Fighter Wing. The 56th OSS provides airfield management services, air traffic control, weather forecasting and warning services, weapons and tactics expertise, aircrew training management, aircrew flight equipment, life support training, intelligence support, operations scheduling, and flight records management for a 9-squadron fighter operations group. Additionally, the OSS operates an intelligence formal training unit for the entire F-16 intelligence community and manages an annual flying hour program of approximately 33,000 hours and 24,000 sorties.

Primary Duties as AMOS

• Process international/domestic flight plans
• Perform flight following services tracking flights from departure point to destination.
• Operate UHF/VHF radios to communicate with aircraft using proper radio phraseology.
• Process Prior Permission Required requests for domestic and international military/civilian/foreign government aircraft and emergency evacuation missions.
• Procure/maintain/produce NOTAMs, FLIPs, aeronautical charts, maps, local airport/navigational aid status and weather information for safe operation of aircraft through national/international airspace.
• Monitor/inspect airports for compliance with USAF/FAA/DOD/ICAO airport safety standards.
• Plan/implement control measures to mitigate airport hazards.
• Coordinate host-tenant support agreements.
• Monitor airfield status, identifies any unsafe conditions.
• Plans/coordinates with multiple agencies for airport construction/repair.
• Conduct airport inspections/checks of overall airport, NAVAID criteria/systems to ensure compliance with USAF, DOD, FAA, Department of Transportation (DOT), Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) regulations.
• Conduct design reviews of airfield construction projects to determine compliance with airfield design criteria and determine and evaluate aircraft operational impacts.
• Assess airport operations/situations, determines operational requirements and imposes airport restrictions as needed for flying operations.
• Airfield Manager representative during emergency response situations during non-duty hours.
• Coordinate with base agencies to meet aircrew requirements for lodging, messing, refueling, transportation, transient aircraft maintenance.

Primary Duties as AMOC

• Monitors and coordinates airfield and aircraft activities.
• Processes flight plans and other air traffic related data through the national and international air traffic systems.
• Provides flight following services and initiate appropriate actions when aircraft are overdue.
• Maintain and process NOTAMs.
• Maintain a record of daily events on AF IMT 3616.
• Executes OIs and QRCs necessary to perform AM duties and responds to situations requiring immediate action.
• Provide transient aircrew and aircraft support to include processing Prior Permission Required (PPR) requests; coordinating parking areas; receiving, storing and issuing classified material, and coordinating aircrew transportation.
• Provide briefings to base/transient aircrews on relevant airfield operations/restrictions.
• Maintains flight planning room equipment, maps, displays and publications.