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Michael P. Nishimuta
9327 Fernglen Drive
San
Antonio, TX 78240-1019
(210)
696-8209
[email protected]

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Management Experience
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Director of Training, Austin Express Airlines, Austin Texas, Jan 98
- Oct 00
Responsible for all FAA-required training for flight crews and dispatch
personnel.
Conducted interviews and all personnel
actions for newly-hired flight officers.
Developed and presented 120-hour initial
ground training program to all pilots.
Successful FAA certification of training
program at conclusion of three year evaluation period.
Developed first ever Crew Resource
Management training program, to decrease human factors and
communications errors in flight operations.
Seminars conducted in small groups.
Served as Air Carrier Safety Officer as
required by FAA.
� Report Manager
for IBM PC rebate program, MediaNet, Inc, Austin, Texas, Jun 95 - May 97
Imported IBM sales data and used proprietary software on a networked Sun system
to calculate business
partner accruals. Prepared monthly
checks and statements of activity, mailed to business partners.
Supported telephone help desk to
answer business partners issues. Used Oracle software to access
database for specialized reports and
analysis.
� Staff Planner
for Air Force Southern Command Operations, Bergstrom AFB, Texas, Mar 91 - Nov 93
Coordinated, managed, and conducted planning operations with Army and Navy for
defense of US
interests in Central and South
America.
Conducted operations as
interagency liaison for counter-narcotics operations in Central, South America
and Caribbean area.
Primary planner for use of
Space-based assets in contingencies in Central and South America
Prepared an integration plan to
consolidate US Reconnaissance operations under 12th Air Force
command.
� Branch Chief, Headquarters US Air Forces Europe,
Ramstein Air Base, Germany, Mar 88 - Mar 91
Primary architect of US�s largest logistics plan for movement of people and
supplies to Europe for defense
of Europe war plans.
Served as executive officer to the
Battle Staff director during Operation Desert Storm during Gulf War.
Responsible for the computer automation
support required to implement logistics support from Europe
to CENTCOM during Gulf War.
Single officer responsible for US Air
Force operations plans in a key Middle Eastern nation.
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Ratings and Certificates
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Airline Transport Pilot: Airplane
Multi-Engine Land
� Type Rating SA-227
� Commercial
Privileges: Airplane Single Engine Land
� Private Privileges:
Glider Aero Tow
� Flight Engineer
Written Exam (4/98)
� USAF High Altitude
Physiological Training Certificate (02/90)
� Medical: FAA Class
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Aircraft Flown
� Turbojet:
Boeing 717-200, F-111A/E, F-4D/E, AT-38, T-38A, T-37B
� Other: Fairchild Metro III, Piper Aztec, Arrow; Cessna 172,
Jordel D140E |
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Total Flight Time |
4087 |
� Instructor |
622 |
� Pilot-in-Command |
2727 |
� Multi-Engine |
3977 |
� Turbojet |
3105 |
� Night |
215 |
� Simulator |
432 |
� Instrument |
613 |
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Flight Operations Summary
� Boeing 717-200 First Officer,
TWA/American Airlines (432 hours) 2000-2001, operating
FAR 121 scheduled air carrier
operations throughout 20 states in the central and eastern
US. Furloughed due to reduction in
service.
Qualified in Flight Management (FMS)
and Global Positioning (GPS) flight equipment.
Trained and qualified in all-glass
flight displays using new aircraft.
Communicated effectively with
Dispatch, Ground Service, Flight Attendants, other crew
and passengers to conduct efficient,
safe, on-time operations.
� Captain, Fairchild Metro III
SA-227 (636 hours in type)
� U.S. Air Force Command Pilot
� Flying assignments
in United States, England, and Korea
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Aircraft Commander, McDonnell-Douglas F-4E,
Moody Air Force Base, Georgia,
Chief of Training (422 hours PIC) 1985-1987
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Aircraft Commander, McDonnell-Douglas F-4E,
Taegu Air Base, Republic of Korea
Executive Officer (132 hours PIC) 1984-1985
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Instructor Pilot,
Northrop AT-38B, Holloman
Air Force Base, New Mexico
Standardization Officer (773 hours PIC)
1980-1984
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Aircraft Commander, General Dynamics F-111E,
Royal Air Force Upper Heyford,
United Kingdom. Chief of Safety, Functional
Check Flight Pilot (768 hours PIC) 1977-1980
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Aircraft Commander, General Dynamics F-111A,
Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada,
Standardization Officer (345 hours PIC) 1974-1977
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Technical Competencies
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Software Applications Instructor, CompUSA,
Austin, Texas, 1997
� Operating
Systems: Windows XP, 2000, 98
� Network
Environments: Ethernet, Wireless
� HTML, Java,
Web Development and E-Commerce
� Software
Expertise: Microsoft Office XP, Word, Excel, Access, FrontPage, Outlook,
PowerPoint, Paint Shop Pro
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Web Site Development Portfolio
� Texas
Computer Help
� The
Law Offices of Richard Pena, L.L.C.
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Alamo Chapter, Association of Graduates, US Air Force
Academy
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St
Brigid Council, Knights of Columbus
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The Nishimuta Family Website
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The Bishop Tom Flanagan Charity Golf Tournament
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Education
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Master of Science, Management of
Technology Program,
University of Texas at San Antonio, Enrolled
2002
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BS, General Engineering (Order of Merit
144/844) United States Air Force Academy,
Colorado
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French Air Force Academy Exchange, Salon
de Provence, France. One of six selected.
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Master of Science, Human Development
Counseling, Vanderbilt University
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Community Involvement
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Member, Board of Directors, Alamo
Chapter, Association of Graduates,
US Air Force Academy.
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Life Member, Association of
Graduates, US Air Force Academy.
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Life Member, Air Force Association
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Planning Committee, Bishop Tom Flanagan
Habitat for Humanity Golf Tournament.
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Member, Knights of Columbus. Past
Grand Knight.
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Member, San Antonio Archdiocesan
Choir.
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