Age: 38
- Aerial combat photojournalist, Air Force 1st Combat Camera Squadron, Charleston Air Force Base
- Plans, coordinates, manages and conducts training for 37 Combat Camera aerial photographers in the only active-duty Combat Camera unit in the Air Force.
- Directly manages the operational readiness, scheduling, health, morale and welfare of 100 combat
cameramen. - Deploys, supports and redeploys combat-ready forces during short-notice worldwide documentation missions.
- Responsible for $7.2 million in state-of-the-art video and still imaging systems.
- Combat mission-qualified aerial photographer; briefs and coordinates with air crews to acquire aerial imagery.
- Uses modern digital cameras to record time-critical imagery of Air Force, joint and combined activities during contingency, exercise and humanitarian relief operations.
- Acquires imagery under combat and simulated combat conditions for battle damage assessment, evaluation of operational situations and intelligence gathering.
- Distributes imagery using fixed networks and satellite communications systems to theater collection points and the Joint Combat Camera Center in support of operational decision-making at all levels, psychological operations, historical archive records and public affairs use.
Community involvement
- Airmen Against Drunk Drivers.
- Instructor, Charleston Center for Photography.
- Coach, youth Summerville Soccer Club (under 10).
- Coach, 1st Combat Camera Squadron softball team.
- Mentor, young photojournalists military-wide.



