Joshua Yeggy

Director of the Aircraft Debrief section. Leads an eight member team in the collection and categorization of aircraft flight data, usage, and discrepancies.

Directed a team of fifteen members with the responsibility of maintaining, inspection, inventory, and usage of 2000+ pieces of aircraft support equipment valued at five million dollars.

Directed a 75 member team in the day to day responsibilities of maintaining fighter aircraft. Developed work schedules, section policies, manpower and training requirements., enforcement of standards and discipline culminating in the successful execution of the Eglin Air Force Base Flying Hour Program.

Directed a 75 member team in the day to day responsibilities of maintaining fighter aircraft. Developed work schedules, section policies, manpower and training requirements., enforcement of standards and discipline culminating in the successful execution of the Eielson Air Force Base Flying Hour Program.

Ensured timely aircraft servicing, maintenance, and documentation by prioritizing tasks and communicating with maintenance crews.

Ensured timely aircraft servicing, maintenance, and documentation by prioritizing tasks and communicating with maintenance crews.

Assisted the Contracting Officer in contract administration by monitoring contractor performance and ensuring compliance with contract requirements. The Contract Officer Representative is a designated federal employee who acts as the technical representative of the Contracting Officer. They are responsible for ensuring the contractor meets the technical requirements of the contract, but they cannot change the contract's scope, price, or terms.

Assisted the Director with a 75 member team in the day to day responsibilities of maintaining fighter aircraft. Developed work schedules, section policies, manpower and training requirements., enforcement of standards and discipline culminating in the successful execution of the Eglin Air Force Base Flying Hour Program.

Assisted the Director with a team of fifteen members with the responsibility of maintaining, inspection, inventory, and usage of 2000+ pieces of aircraft support equipment valued at five million dollars.

Additionally, as a Government Purchase Card cardholder I was primarily responsible for authorized, mission-related purchases using the card, maintaining accurate documentation, and adhering to all relevant policies and regulations. This includes ensuring purchases are proper, legal, reasonable, and fulfill a bona fide government need. Cardholders must also secure the card, report any loss or compromise, and complete mandatory training related to purchase card duties.

Dedicated Crew Chief of F-15 aircraft 84-0018, held a highly responsible position primarily focused on the complete maintenance, readiness, and mission success of a specifically assigned aircraft, requiring extensive technical knowledge, strong leadership, and a high level of ownership and accountability.

Crashed, Damaged or Disabled Aircraft Recovery technician involved in the specialized recovery of aircraft that have experienced accidents, damage, or become disabled, often requiring the use of specific equipment like slings, hoists, airbags, and towing vehicles. These roles require individuals with strong technical skills, practical knowledge of aircraft structures and mechanics, and the ability to coordinate with various emergency response teams.

Dedicated Crew Chief of the 95th Aircraft Maintenance Unit Flagship F-15 aircraft 81-0048, held a highly responsible position primarily focused on the complete maintenance, readiness, and mission success of a specifically assigned aircraft, requiring extensive technical knowledge, strong leadership, and a high level of ownership and accountability.

Supported the Dedicated Crew Chief in ensuring an assigned aircraft is maintained in a combat-ready status, stepping in for the DCC when needed and assisting with managing teams, supervising maintenance, and ensuring safety and operational standards are met. The role requires initiative, management and leadership abilities, and technical knowledge, often involving coordinating with other maintenance specialties.

Completed six month technical training with academic and hands-on courses covering nose to tail aircraft maintenance. Received distinguished graduate award for completing the course with a 98% average across five exams.

USAF Basic Training involves a comprehensive 6-week program at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, focusing on instilling military discipline, physical fitness, and foundational Air Force knowledge and skills through academic instruction and hands-on training, including combat readiness exercises during WARRIOR week.