TSgt J.L. Brown Jr

Air Force | Aircraft Armament Systems

Dates of Service: Jan 1977 - Oct 1999

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Oct 1995 - Oct 1999

Flight line supervisor/NCOIC LOADING, NCOIC WEAPONS RELEASE,

4thTFW, 333FS | Seymour Johnson AFB, NC

Flight line super for Weapon, Maintained, supervised load crews and maintenance crews on F-15E Insured aircraft and equipment was maintained, and serviceable. Maintained a NCOM account, scheduled load crews, scheduled maintenance Took position in quality improvement

Oct 1991 - Oct 1995

Weapons Load Crew ChieLSC LOAD TEAM/f/NCOIC PMI

35TFW, 14FS | Misawa AB, Mishawaka

Maintain serviced aircraft armament system, maintained equipment, loaded munitions, MK-82,84, BSU-49,50, MK-20, SUU-30,AIM-9, AIM-120, AGM-65, AGM-45, B-61 Ran the preventative maintenance inspection section for the 14FS, Took position on the Load standardization crew, followed by squadron weapons safety NCO. Took position in product improvement

Oct 1989 - Oct 1991

Weapons Load Crew Chief

366TFW | Shaw AFB, SC

Maintain, service aircraft armament system, maintain equipment, load munitions on F-16 blk 32. MK-82,SE, BSU-49,50, MK-84, MK-20, SUU-30, MC-1, AGM-65, AIM-9, AIM-120, B-61 Train load crews to load munitions

Sep 1987 - Sep 1989

Weapons Load Crew Chief

36TFW | Bitburg AB, Germany

Maintain, service Aircraft Armament system, gun system. Maintain equipment, load munitions on F-15C,D & MSIP. AIM-7 sparrow, AIM-9, AIM-120 Amram missiles, 20mm, chaff/flare. Train load crew to load munitions. Ample gain German F-4, Canadian F-18 and USAF F-16 William tell 1988-team chief, 2man, 3 man positions, combat turn supervisor, as well as weapons system maintenance.. Weapons safety NCO

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