Cordara Chance

Experienced Craftsperson with expertise in Heavy Aircraft Integrated Avionics, and history of high-quality and consistent work. Exemplary organization and complex problem-solving abilities. Proficient in handling and operating equipment safely and handling materials effectively.

• AIR FORCE COURSE: ERT1000, BDR - AF Counter-Improvised Explosive Device (C-IED) Awareness MILITARY TRAINING: JUN2019 LENGTH:1 Hour. COURSE DESCRIPTION FROM SERVICE FILE: (Description dates APR2017 - JUN2024) This course is designed to teach C-IED Awareness to the Total Force. C-IED awareness consists of teaching definitions of an IED, counter IED principles, characteristics of an IED, methods of functioning IEDs, as well IED indicators. The course will also teach nine line reporting and the five Cs: confirm, clear, cordon, control and check.
• AIR FORCE COURSE: ERT1010, BDR - Explosive Ordnance Reconnaissance (EOR) MILITARY TRAINING: JUN2019 LENGTH:1 Hour. COURSE DESCRIPTION FROM SERVICE FILE: (Description dates APR2017 - JUN2024) This course provides personnel with the knowledge needed to conduct EOR of Unexploded Ordnance (UXO).
• ARMY COURSE: J3OPUS624, COUNTERINSURGENCY (COIN) COURSE MILITARY TRAINING: OCT2014 - SEP2015 LENGTH: Unknown. COURSE DESCRIPTION FROM SERVICE FILE: (Description dates JAN2012 - JUN2024) COURSE DESCRIPTION
• ARMY COURSE: J3TAUS022, SERE100.1 LEVEL A CODE OF CONDUCT TRAINING MILITARY TRAINING: OCT2014 - SEP2015, OCT2011 - SEP2012 LENGTH: Unknown. COURSE DESCRIPTION FROM SERVICE FILE: (Description dates MAR2007 - JUN2024) COURSE DESCRIPTION
• AIR FORCE COURSE: J4AMP2A8X2CC17A, C-130E/H INSTRUMENT SYSTEMS (O. MAINT.) MILITARY TRAINING: APR2015, APR2015 - APR2015 LENGTH:2 Weeks.8D6 COURSE DESCRIPTION FROM SERVICE FILE: (Description dates APR2015 - JUN2024) Students learn about aircraft position, pressure, engine, fuel, and pitot static indicating systems. They also study flight director and data recorder systems in addition to operational checks of the various systems. The course stresses the use of technical publications including trouble analysis charts, theory of operation and use of test equipment.63/80 Hrs (8/10 Academic days)63 - w/ Trainer80- w/ Aircraft
• AIR FORCE COURSE: J4AMP2A8X2CD17A, C-130 AN/AYW-1(V)1 AFCS and AN/ASN-167(V)1 GCAS (O. Maint.) MILITARY TRAINING: MAR2015, MAR2015 - MAR2015 LENGTH:4 Days.993 COURSE DESCRIPTION FROM SERVICE FILE: (Description dates OCT2013 - JUN2024) Students will receive instruction on the operational characteristics of the AN/AYW-1(V)1 and AN/ASN-167(V)1 systems. They will also perform an operational check on each system.The overall course length may vary depending on the equipment variations of local host or requesting unit aircraft. Objectives2b will be taught if an aircraft equipped with this system is available.
• AIR FORCE COURSE: PMECO0ED, Airman Leadership School MILITARY TRAINING: DEC2010 - DEC2010 LENGTH:23 Days.100 COURSE DESCRIPTION FROM SERVICE FILE: (Description dates JAN1900 - JUN2024) Leadership and Management (LMM1101): Role and responsibilities of airmen; theories, techniques, and practical application of leadership/followership; supervision; management; stress management; problem solving; concepts of human behavior; standards of discipline; effective counseling techniques; evaluation of enlisted personnel; and current social issues. Managerial Communications (LMM1102): Principles of oral/written communications for airmen, theories/concepts of communications, factors influencing communication process, speaking techniques including oral presentations, and principles of effective writing. Military Studies (LMM1103): Organization, mission, and history of Air Force; dress and appearance; drill/ceremonies; customs/courtesies; respect for flag; military deterrence; democratic process; code of conduct; and personal readiness. Introduction to Total Quality Management (LMM1104): Introduction to the total quality approach to management. Includes the quality Air Force commitment; seven-step continuous improvement process; quality environment, tools, metrics, roles and responsibilities; and effective team-building concepts.
• AIR FORCE COURSE: AC130WIP, AC130W Instructor Pilot Upgrade Course MILITARY TRAINING: DEC2010 LENGTH:2 Weeks,4 Days.0E1 COURSE DESCRIPTION FROM SERVICE FILE: (Description dates JAN1900 - JUN2024) To qualify AC-130W Aircraft Commanders as AC-130W Instructor Pilots.
• AIR FORCE COURSE: J4AMP2A5X3BA48A, AVIONICS GUIDANCE & CTRL CFTSMN (MC-2000 MAG COMPASS CAL SYS) (MCCS) MILITARY TRAINING: JAN2009 - DEC2009 LENGTH:1 Week,1 Day.027 COURSE DESCRIPTION FROM SERVICE FILE: (Description dates JUL2007 - JUN2024) Students learn N-1 compass system component functions and locations, and detailed system theory of operation and system troubleshooting. The course stresses the use of technical publications including trouble analysis charts, theory of operation and use of test equipment.
• AIR FORCE COURSE: J4AMP2A5X3B092, AC-130U Instruments and Flight Control Systems (O. Maint.) MILITARY TRAINING: MAR2009 - MAR2009, JAN2003 - DEC2003 LENGTH:96 Hours.030 COURSE DESCRIPTION FROM SERVICE FILE: (Description dates JAN1900 - FEB2005) This course provides knowledge of the Integrated Avionics System, Integrated Fire Control System, and instrument systems. Students will perform operational checks of the GAC, the Inertial Navigation system, C-12 Compass System, Pitot/static System, Air Data System, FCS-105 System, and Fuel Quantity System.
• AIR FORCE COURSE: J4AMP2A5X3BA32A, MH-53J/M HELICOPTER INSTRUMENT/AFCS SYSTEMS MILITARY TRAINING: JAN2008 - DEC2008 LENGTH:2 Weeks. COURSE DESCRIPTION FROM SERVICE FILE: (Description dates JUN2007 - MAY2008) Provides training in the MH-53J/M's Instrument Systems and the Automatic Flight Control System. Includes the Engine Instrument, Hydraulic Pressure, Fuel Quantity, Flight Instrument, Transmission Indicating, the C-12 Compass and Landing Gear/Attitude Warning Systems. Hands-on training includes performing an inspection of the system components and system operational checkouts. Recommend this course as the first for any avionics technician.
• AIR FORCE COURSE: AIA-INT003, Resident Signals Engineering Program (RSEP) MILITARY TRAINING: SEP2006 LENGTH:3 Years.112 COURSE DESCRIPTION FROM SERVICE FILE: (Description dates JUL1999 - MAY2010) The RSEP is intended to create, with NSA, world class expertise in the art and science of dealing with the recovery and exploitation of signals, and has recently expanded to included the protection of U.S. communications. This program is to serve as an advanced level process to encompass a variety of enriching, demanding challenges intended to result in great self-satisfaction and potential for intense professional growth. In turn, the residents are expected to provide noteworthy contributions to the tour organization during residency tours. Specific tours and technical challenges are designed to put the resident in working relationships with NSA's leading experts and assign them to locations with signal-rich environments. The program seeks to produce a continuing flow of high-tech individuals with exceptional experience and expertise in all aspects of the signal process. Since1992, the program has been opened to qualified military personnel. Each Service Cryptologic Element has been invited to add one resident to the program each year, while both military and civilian selection criteria are identical.
• AIR FORCE COURSE: J4ASF30000022, Basic Soldering Techniques MILITARY TRAINING: AUG2006 - AUG2006 LENGTH:1 Week,1 Day.026 COURSE DESCRIPTION FROM SERVICE FILE: (Description dates NOV1976 - AUG2006) / This is a self-paced course. Students will work at their own pace to complete the required objectives. The course is designed to give basic soldering techniques and allow students to practice a variety of connections to gain experience with soldering techniques.
• AIR FORCE COURSE: J3ABR2A533B048A, Instrument and Flight Control Systems Apprentice MILITARY TRAINING: DEC2005 - DEC2005 LENGTH:3 Months,1 Week.080 COURSE DESCRIPTION FROM SERVICE FILE: (Description dates JUN2005 - FEB2007) This course trains students in the following areas: Introduction to the2A5X3B career field, general aircraft maintenance practices, safety, security, technical order systems, supply principles, and avionics systems. It also provides an introduction to instrument and flight control systems, flight environment systems, general navigation systems, liquid quantity indicating systems, engine indicating systems, flight controls, stability augmentation systems, and automatic flight control systems. The course depends heavily on the practical application of technical orders (TO), systems trainers, and grounded instructional training aircraft (GITA) to reinforce basic system principles and maintenance practices. This is a course number conversion from J3ABRA2A533B002 as directed by HQ AETC/DOP.
• INFORMATION NOT AVAILABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING COURSES: AIR FORCE COURSE: PDS-CODE-TE2 MILITARY TRAINING: JUN2017
• AIR FORCE COURSE: PDSCODE10T MILITARY TRAINING: JUN2012 - JUN2012
• AIR FORCE COURSE: PDS-CODE-10T MILITARY TRAINING: JUN2012
• AIR FORCE COURSE: J4ASF455X1A009 MILITARY TRAINING: APR2012 - APR2012
• AIR FORCE COURSE: J4AMP2A2X2H17A MILITARY TRAINING: APR2012
• AIR FORCE COURSE: PDS-CODE-0E1 MILITARY TRAINING: DEC2010
• AIR FORCE COURSE: J4AMP2A5X3BB32A MILITARY TRAINING: JAN2009 - DEC2009
• AIR FORCE COURSE: PDSCODE9AA MILITARY TRAINING: OCT2009 - OCT2009
• AIR FORCE COURSE: AFTC3S2X1001 MILITARY TRAINING: OCT2009
• AIR FORCE COURSE: AFTC3F2X1001 MILITARY TRAINING: OCT2009
• AIR FORCE COURSE: PDSCODE11U MILITARY TRAINING: AUG2009 - AUG2009, JAN2008 - DEC2008
• AIR FORCE COURSE: PDS-CODE-11U MILITARY TRAINING: AUG2009
• AIR FORCE COURSE: J4AMP2A2X2M17A MILITARY TRAINING: MAR2009
• AIR FORCE COURSE: PDSCODEFJA MILITARY TRAINING: SEP2007 - SEP2007
• AIR FORCE COURSE: PDS-CODE-FJA MILITARY TRAINING: SEP2007
• AIR FORCE COURSE: J4AMP30000C48A MILITARY TRAINING: JUN2007, JUN2007 - JUN2007
• AIR FORCE COURSE: J4ASF2A5X3B050 MILITARY TRAINING: SEP2006 - SEP2006
• AIR FORCE COURSE: PDSCODED1E MILITARY TRAINING: AUG2006 - AUG2006
• AIR FORCE COURSE: PDS-CODE-D1E MILITARY TRAINING: AUG2006
• AIR FORCE COURSE: PDSCODEXRH MILITARY TRAINING: MAY2006 - MAY2006
• AIR FORCE COURSE: PDS-CODE-XRH MILITARY TRAINING: MAY2006
• AIR FORCE COURSE: PDSCODEXQS MILITARY TRAINING: FEB2006 - FEB2006
• AIR FORCE COURSE: PDS-CODE-XQS MILITARY TRAINING: FEB2006
• AIR FORCE COURSE: E3AQR2A031A371 MILITARY TRAINING: SEP2002 - SEP2002

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