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John R. Wardle

Senior Aerospace Science Instructor

Piscataway High School

 

 

INTRODUCTION/ OBJECTIVE

  • To teach the students everything about aircraft designs and why aircraft fly.
  • To teach the students about the History of Aviation, the Physiology of Flight, Rocket Design and Flight, the Secrets of Space Travel, Navigation, and Meteorology.

 

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

  • 13 plus years at Piscataway High School.
  • Nominated as "Teacher of the Year" by U.S.A.F.
  • Won nine "Honor" and four "Meritorious" unit awards
  • Unit ranked in the top 10% of all Air Force Junior ROTC units in the world, which consists of 650 units and 67,000 cadets.
  • Drill Team and Honor Guard Advisor
  • Teams have been New Jersey State Champions and ranked 6th Nationally, which included winning 1st place at the US Naval Academy Competition.

 

 

MANAGEMENT AND ADMINSTRATION

  • 20 years managerial and training experience in the US Air force.
  • Deputy Group commander
  • Squadron Commander
  • Chief of Air Force inspection Team.
  • Director of Exercise Plans.
  • Senior Air Traffic Control Advisor to the imperial Iranian General Staff
  • Manager and Training Officer for the Air Traffic Control facilities at 5 US Air Force Bases.
  • Co-author of "The History of Air Traffic Regulation Centers". Publication on file at the Air University Library, Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama.

 

FLYING EXPERIENCE

  • Subsonic Aircraft Experience: Cherokee140, Cessna 150, 152, 172, T-37 and the T-41 propeller driven aircraft.
  • Supersonic Aircraft Experience: T-38, F-5, and the F-4
  • Experience as a crewmember aboard the KC-135 and KC-707 refueling jet aircraft and C-130 Transport aircraft.

 

EDUCATION

  • Masters degree in Public Administration.
  • Bachelors degree in Business Administration.
  • 18 hours of Graduate Studies in Education.
  • Graduate of the US Air Force Squadron Officers School.
  • Graduate of the US Air force Air Command and Staff College.

 

 

AWARDS AND DECORATIONS

  • -Bronze Star-Five Meritorious Service Medals, Air Force Commendation Medal, Joint Service Commendation Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, Vietnamese Gallantry Cross with Palm, National Defense Medal, Two Outstanding Unit Ribbons (one "V" device for Valor), Marksmanship Ribbon.

 

Watus Williams, Jr.

Aerospace Science Instructor

Piscataway High School

 

INTRODUCTION/OBJECTIVE

  • To build better, more productive citizens.
  • The entire emphasis of Air Force ROTC is on citizenship and leadership training.
  • Make more effective use of their communicative skills.
  • Understand individual and group behavior.
  • To discuss topics concerning military customs and courtesies, attitude and discipline, and alcohol and drug abuse.

 

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

  • 5 plus years at Piscataway High School
  • Taught Aerospace Science bilingual to members of Japanese self defense force.
  • Instructed civilian airport personnel correct policies and requirements for handling.
  • Provide crisis intervention and counseling to youth and their families; referred to follow-up counseling.
  • Established rapport with troubled youths through one-on-one counseling, guidance, and "tough love".
  • Helped teens constructively deal with challenges through positive relationships and personal accountability.

 

COMMUNITY RELATIONS

  • Prepared handicapped and mentally retarded children for competition in Special Olympics activities.
  • Formed "Big Brother" program, helping adolescents with family conflicts, peer relationships and delinquency problems. Awarded "Big Brother of the Year".
  • Taught basic golf and racquetball skill to youth in individual and group settings.
  • Coached Air Force Base-sponsored youth’s baseball program and various youth intramural sports.

 

MANAGEMENT & ADMINISTRATION

  • Provide protocol services to as many as 600 distinguished visitors per month.
  • Directed assignment of Personnel to duty positions; monitored work performance for accuracy and quality.
  • Interpreted regulations, manuals and other directives for subordinates, maintained records, and prepared special reports.
  • Planned, directed and managed day-to-day activities of over 115 military and civilian personnel.

 

EDUCATION

- 1986 LOS ANGELES CITY COLLEGE, Associate of Arts in Management

- 1970-1990 UNITED STATES AIR FORCE SPECIALIZED EDUCATION

Course work includes: General Psychology, Psychology of Human Behavior, Child Development Counseling Techniques, Adolescent Psychology and Counseling, Group Situational Counseling, Substance Abuse, Drug and Alcohol Counseling

 

AWARDS AND DECORATIONS

Meritorious Service Medal with two oak leaf clusters, Air Force Commendation Medal with three oak leaf clusters, Air Force Outstanding Unit Award with four oak leaf clusters, Air Force Good Conduct Medal with seven oak leaf clusters, National Defense Service Medal with one oak leaf cluster, Vietnam Service Ribbon with five oak leaf clusters, Noncommissioned Officer Professional Military Education Graduate Ribbon, Air Force Training Ribbon, Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross with palm, Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal.

 

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