Douglas R. Darner Jr.
Edgewood,New Mexico
Summary
Student-oriented instructor highly trained in core functions and current on employer needs. Keeps students centered on course objectives and learning at good speed to meet course targets. Experienced in developing curricula to ensure compliance with regulations. Eager to continue training the next generation of CV22 Osprey Pilots and SMAs.
Overview
34
34
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Flight Simulator Instructor CV22
CAE/AOCE/Lockheed Martin
12.2008 - Current
- CV22 SMA Flight Simulator and platform instructor. Responsible for meeting syllabus (SOI) objectives.
- Conducts aircraft pre-flight training on aircraft and training devices. Conducts egress, cargo loading, and training on aircrew serviced weapons. Conducts flight training in simulator.
- CRM instructor, demonstrates proper use of checklist/ communication skills needed for flight.
- Collaborates with instructors/active duty counterparts on instructional methods, student status, and changes to training syllabus.
Military History
USAF
04.1990 - 12.2008
- Superintendent 71st Special Operations Squadron. Initial Cadre USAFs only CV22 training unit.
- Operations Superintendent 21st SOS, 352nd SOG Flight Safety Superintendent RAF Mildenhall.
- C141B Chief Standardization/Evaluator FE. SOLL II FE. Charleston AFB SC/ McChord AFB Wa.
- Over 6,000 Mishap free flight hours, 800+ Instructor, 500+ Evaluator, 180+ combat sorties.
Education
Master of Science - Aeronautical Science
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - Daytona Beach
Daytona Beach, FL01-2013
Bachelor of Science - Management Studies
University of Maryland - College Park
College Park, MD01-2007
Associate of Applied Science - Instructor of Technology
Community College of The Air Force
Montgomery, AL01-2007
Associate of Applied Science - Aviation Operations
Community College of The Air Force
Montgomery, AL01-1998
Associate of Applied Science - Aircraft Powerplant Technology
Community College of The Air Force
Montgomery, AL01-1998
Skills
- Strong instruction, communication, public speaking and presentation experience
- Skilled in development of performance improvement plans with high level of success for all students
- Excellent knowledge of Air Force, AETC, and AFSOC training requirements and guidelines
- PC skills in MS Office word processing, database, and spreadsheet applications
Certification
- FAA Flight Engineer Rating, 2000
- Secret security clearance updated July 2023
References
References available upon request.
Timeline
Flight Simulator Instructor CV22
CAE/AOCE/Lockheed Martin
12.2008 - Current
Military History
USAF
04.1990 - 12.2008
Master of Science - Aeronautical Science
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - Daytona Beach
Bachelor of Science - Management Studies
University of Maryland - College Park
Associate of Applied Science - Instructor of Technology
Community College of The Air Force
Associate of Applied Science - Aviation Operations
Community College of The Air Force
Associate of Applied Science - Aircraft Powerplant Technology
Community College of The Air Force