Bryce Howell

Stationed in the 550th aircraft maintenance squadron supervising and performing maintenance on the F-15C and D models being divested to the bone yard here shortly.

• Received supplementary training for the F-35s getting introduced to the local base.

Stationed with the 494th Panther Squadron housing 38 operational F-15E models.

• Performed operational duties repairing and maintaining aircraft
• Gained efficient knowledge in the F-35 maintenance program to involve fabricating complex hydraulic lines for systems.
• Meticulously maintained detailed records of all performed maintenance actions, ensuring accurate documentation for future reference.
• Streamlined troubleshooting processes by effectively utilizing technical manuals, schematics, and diagnostic equipment.
• Collaborated with engineers and manufacturers to address complex issues, leading to improved system reliability.
• Worked in dirty and uncomfortable conditions, sometimes in dangerous, deployed locations.
• Assisted in recovering downed or damaged aircraft.
• Supervised moving, jacking and lifting procedures.
• Operated power tools, gauges and testing equipment to adjust, repair, and replace faulty components in aircrafts.
• Obtained fuel and oil samples to check for contamination.
• Lubricated shafts, bearings, and gears to maintain optimal performance.
• Deployed to the middle east launching and recovering aircraft while being fired upon by Iranian airstrikes.
• Awarded multiple decoration and commendation medals for outstanding work on aircraft combat preparation and maintenance.

• Stationed with the 757th Aircraft maintenance squadron at Nellis AFB for aircraft test and weapon schooling.
• Supervised maintenance and repair of tactical aircraft systems ensuring compliance with technical orders.
• Trained new maintainers on safety protocols and all maintenance procedures.
• Analyzed maintenance data to identify trends, driving strategic improvements in aircraft lifecycle management.
• Collaborated with flight crews to facilitate timely repairs, increasing mission success rates through proactive support.
• Participated in joint-nation red flag operations to include Germany, France, Australia and the United kingdom.

• Stationed with the 362nd training squadron Learning technical and mechanical skills for working on f-15C, D and E models to in include pneumatic systems, Hydraulic Systems, Electrical systems, Secondary power systems, Fuel systems, Landing gear assemblies and structural fabrication.
• Thoroughly tested on knowledge of aircraft with requirements of 6 physical exams, 2 oral exams, and 24 written exams.