Dennis Floyd

• Conducted all Strike Team Pilot duties as prescribed by the Strike Team Pilot manager to include supporting bases that had pilot shortages due to vacation, health issues and pilots who had left their position as a pilot at that base. In addition I assisted in the setting up, managing and facilitating all duties in the opening of new base as prescribed by the Chief Pilot. Duties included providing all documentation and guidance provided by the GOM and all FAA requirements to insure a smooth transition for all operations to be conducted at that base. Acting in this position I received the Pilot of the Month award for February 2018 for Region 6. I have also completed all of the requirements and training to act at pilot/supervisor with FEMA during national emergencies.

Line Pilot at AE-112, Carrollton, GA fulfilled all duties as a Line Pilot serving the west Georgia, eastern Alabama areas. As a Line Pilot I spent my time with my crews motivating and establishing a good working rapport and ensuring that all safety, FAA and company requirements were met. Through coordination with my Base Pilot Supervisor and Program Director I would always monitor the weather, base dynamics and personnel to provide the best access to medical assistance in our coverage area. One of my collateral duties was acting as the purchasing agent responsible for keeping the base fully supplied.

Managed the Drug Enforcement Administration's (DEA) Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) program in country based in Kabul, Afghanistan. Managed two King Air 350er aircraft supporting the DEA. The program consisted of four (4) pilots, three (3) mechanic's and two (2) additional support personnel. In support of the U.S. Embassy we provided intelligence to the 30 plus DEA agents that were in country to facilitate the gathering of information that would enhance the trafficking of opiates from Afghanistan into the US. Coordination was maintained through FAA air traffic controllers and multiple military and US government agencies operating in country. I was also assigned coordination in preparation for the arrival of an ATR-42/500 which was being made ready to arrive in Afghanistan in 2014. I was the acting chief pilot for DEA's operation of the ATR program which consisted of adding additional pilots, mechanics and support personnel. The program was discontinued in November 2014 due to the scheduled closing of operations in Afghanistan.

• Line Pilot at AE-90, Waycross, GA fulfilled all duties as a Line Pilot serving the south Georgia area. As a Line Pilot I spent my time with my crews motivating and establishing a good working rapport and ensuring that all safety, FAA and company requirements were met. Through coordination with my Base Pilot Supervisor (BPS) and Program Director (PD) I would always monitor the weather, base dynamics and personnel to provide the best access to medical assistance in our coverage area. During my time in Waycross I assisted the BPS and the PD in the logistics for moving the base from Waycross to Douglas, GA. This included several trips to Douglas to meet with city government, hospital and airport personnel to facilitate the smooth transfer from Waycross to Douglas.

Assigned to Entebbe, Uganda to support the United States Department of Defense (AFRICOM) as an Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) Senior Pilot. Duties included the planning, evaluating, training and execution of ISR operations in Africa, specifically South Sudan, Congo, Central African Republic (CAR) and Uganda. Operations were conducted utilizing the Pilatus PC-12 aircraft operating in and out of remote jungle strips. I facilitated all refueling, cargo transfers, flight planning and personnel assigned to each flight. Managed all Ugandan military personnel operating in communications, fueling, logistics in and out of all landing environments.

• Training completed: Special Agent, Certificated Flight Instructor, Marine Boat handlers Captains license, Type rated in ATR 42/72, King Air 300/350, Bell 412.
• Aircraft proficient in: Cessna 206, 207, 208, 210, Piper Navajo, Merlin IIIB, King Air 350, ATR-42/329, ATR-42/500, MD500 C, D, E, A-Star B3, Bell 412.
• Conducted investigations into criminal activities, including drug trafficking, money laundering and organized crime.
• Performed physical surveillance operations using aerial reconnaissance in support of ground surveillance during undercover operations, drug transfers, money laundering, and narcotics operations.
• Participated in undercover assignments to infiltrate criminal organizations or networks. Utilizing aircraft both fixed wing and rotary wing during undercover operations to intice criminals to utilize our aircraft to smuggle drugs for distribution throughout the US.
• Maintained aircraft maintenance records. Ensured that all scheduled and time sensitive maintenance was accomplished on time.
• Maintained training requirements both FAA and DEA.
• Ensure that all FAR's were complied with at all times.
• Gathered information from confidential informants, surveillance teams and other law enforcement agencies.
• Analyzed intelligence data to identify patterns of criminal activity.
• Interviewed witnesses and suspects to obtain information regarding criminal activities.
• Prepared detailed reports documenting all aspects of investigations for review by supervisors.
• Coordinated with local, state and federal law enforcement agencies in joint operations.
• Worked in undercover assignments to gather evidence, perform surveillance and monitor court-authorized wiretaps.
• Protected national borders by investigating interstate crimes, international espionage and potential terrorist threats.
• Testified in court cases to back up case evidence and detail timelines.

• Combat systems Officer on the USS Hermitage. Division Officer for two divisions in the electronics and ships operations department.
• Acted as the ship's lead on the security and enforcement detachment.
• Officer of the Deck underway and Sea and Anchor details
• Maintained updated knowledge through continuing education and advanced training.
• Changed designator to Naval Intelligence. Assigned to the Naval Criminal Investigative Service in Corpus Christi, TX. Was the Officer in Charge (OIC) of the detachment at Corpus Christi Naval Air Station (NAS)
• Transferred to New Orleans Naval Base as a Department Head covering counter intelligence.
• Recalled to active duty during Desert Storm and assigned to the Human Intelligence unit managing an eight (8) man team in Bahrain.
• Transferred to Mayport FL Naval Base as the Executive Officer (XO). Collateral duties included Firearms Instructor and Subject Matter Expert at the Federal Law Enforcement Tranining Center, Glynco, GA.
• Recalled to Enduring Freedom POST 9/11. Assigned to Mayport, FL TDY to the SEC of the Navy's protective operations team, Commandant of the Marine Corps protective operations team and Commander Fifth Fleet.

• Conducted interviews with suspects and witnesses to obtain relevant information for polygraph examinations.
• Maintained detailed records of the results of polygraph examinations.
• Developed strategies for obtaining accurate results during polygraph testing.
• Analyzed physiological responses to determine truthfulness of statements made by examinees.
• Compiled reports on findings from polygraph examinations for review by adjudication personnel.
• Performed maintenance and calibration of all necessary equipment used in conducting polygraph tests.
• Reviewed case files prior to administering examinations, ensuring accuracy and completeness of data collected.
• Assisted in training new staff members on proper use of polygraph examination equipment and techniques.
• Monitored physiological reactions during questioning sessions to detect signs of deception or stress levels.
• Evaluated psychological profiles of examinees to identify potential areas of concern or risk factors that could affect the accuracy of test results.

• Patrolled assigned areas to detect and prevent criminal activity.
• Assisted with the enforcement of all applicable laws, ordinances, and regulations.
• Responded to emergency calls for service and provided assistance as needed.
• Prepared detailed reports on incidents and arrests made.
• Conducted traffic stops in accordance with departmental protocol.
• Provided security at public events such as parades, concerts, or sporting events.
• Investigated suspicious persons or activities to determine if criminal activity was present.
• Monitored radio transmissions from dispatch regarding reported crimes or emergencies.
• Advised citizens on safety precautions and preventive measures against crime.
• Arrested suspects following established procedures while exercising caution and good judgment.
• Developed positive relationships with members of the community through outreach programs.
• Attended training sessions to maintain proficiency in law enforcement techniques.