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GARY MARSHALL
5920 Broadwater Trail, Cumming, GA 30040
(706) 835-8752
gme0dbf4@westpost.net
Summary
-Fifteen yearsa experience in leadership positions in aviation, military, and
civilian arenas
-Expertise in both planning and conducting tactical-level assault support operat
ions involving multiple aircraft types
-Experienced in briefing all levels of COC/TOC on current SITREP/PERSTAT/MAINT
-Experienced in Standards and Evaluation, CRM, and NATOPS oversight
-EMS Mission Coordinator
-Twelve yearsa experience in ownership of a successful business with twenty empl
oyees
-Expertise in public speaking and marketing
-Current Clearance: Secret
Relevant Skills and Experience
Assistant Operations Officer, HMH-362
* Planned and evaluated the daily air operations of fifty Marine Aviators in fou
r types of helicopters during pre-deployment work-up, extended deployment cycles
, post-deployment off-load, re-evaluation, and reassignment
* Led asset scheduling team to ensure success based upon current ISR
* Led CRM, de-conflict training and monitored Standards and Evaluation assessmen
ts
* Led risk assessment and mitigation briefings to air crews
* Experienced in short-term and long-range operational planning Aircraft Divisio
n Leader.
Officer-in-Charge, HMT-204
* Supervised the activities of 150 Flight Line Marines ranging from privates to
senior enlisted Marines and junior officers
* Managed flight-line assets to ensure flight schedule completion while overseei
ng all phases of squadron-level maintenance
* CH-53 Test Pilot
Combat Experience
* Performed as an assault pilot and tactical level Air Asset Advisor to the Port
uguese in Mozambique during their border dispute with the Rhodesians
* Planned, briefed, and led complex assaults consisting of as many as fifty airc
raft with multiple zone objectives in a hostile environment (OCONUS)
Flight Experience
* 8,000 hours total time roughly split between helicopters and fixed wing aircra
ft
- Jet Rangers to Sea Stallions
- Cessnaas to Regional Jets
* Type Rating: SK-65
* Airline Transport Pilot, Multi-Engine Land
* Certified Flight Instructor, Airplane Single and Multi-Engine Land
Education and Training
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Washington State University, Pull
man, WA
Doctor of Chiropractic, Life Chiropractic College, Marietta, GA
Marine Corps Officer Candidate School, Quantico, VA
Marine Corps Infantry Officer Course, Quantico, VA
Naval Flight School, Pensacola, FL
Employment History
2007a"Present G-159 Pilot, Phoenix Air Group, Cartersville, GA
* Provide airborne platforms for tactical training opportunities in electronic w
arfare for pre-deployment Navy Carrier Air Groups
2005a"2007 EMS Pilot, Kennesaw, GA
* Conducted daily crew briefings including CRM, weather, NOTAMS, TFR, scene call
protocols, risk assessment and mitigation for day and night remote location ope
rations, as well as high density air traffic environments
1992a" 2005 Omni Health Care, Blairsville, GA
* Owned, managed, and practiced in a multi-disciplinary pain management clinic s
upervising 20 employees, including a medical doctor, nurse practitioner, physica
l therapist, and various staff.
1985a"1992 Assistant Director of Research (1989-1992) Life University, Mariet
ta, GA
* Wrote proposals for, conducted, and reported chiropractic and medical research
. Supervised student researches writing proposals for conducting and reporting o
n their own areas of research interest. Focused on immune system strength pre an
d post chiropractic care.
Student Researcher (1985-1989)
* Wrote proposals for and conducted chiropractic and medical research related to
thermographic reliability. Measured postural analysis pre- and post-chiropracti
c care.
1985a"1987 EMS Pilot, Mid-State Helicopters, Atlanta, GA
* Designed and implemented flight parameters and standards for one of the very f
irst
EMS operations in the country. Planned, briefed and flew Emergency Medical Servi
ce Helicopter missions throughout Georgia and South Carolina.
1981a"1985 Seismic Support Pilot, Hosking, Inc., Bountiful, UT
* Long line pilot specializing in external load operations throughout the Rocky
Mountains. Organized and conducted pilot safety briefings among multiple competi
ng operators to avoid mid-air collisions between aircraft using the same ingress
and egress routes to the same work area.
1976a"1981 USMC, Captain, CH-53 Test Pilot
* Graduated in the top ten percent of the 133 graduates of an OCS Class that sta
rted with 255 candidates. Completed the sixteen month Naval Flight Training prog
ram in eight months. Graduating number one in my class. Completed multiple deplo
yments to the Mediterranean Sea, Caribbean Ocean, and North Atlantic Ocean inclu
ding providing support for the Iranian Hostage Rescue mission during their work-
up, and training and was in Turkey when the raid took place. OIC of the Flight L
ine for HMT-204 and their only CH-53A/D post-maintenance functional test pilot.