480th First Culture of Commitment: Vol 7 - Educated Blackjack

By Francis E. McIntire

480th First - Culture of Commitment, Vol 7 - Educated Blackjack 3rd Edition was written by Francis E. McIntire; Air Force Academy graduate, fighter pilot, Red Flag and top gun, and assistant professor in the Department of Behavioral Science and Leadership. Master of Science from Vanderbilt University. F-111 A & E jock, flight leader, flight instructor, and Sunday School teacher at Royal Air Force Upper Heyford United Kingdom, Mountain Home Air Force Base Idaho, Montgomery Alabama, and the U.S. Air Force Academy. Additional copies are available on Amazon.com by searching "Francis E McIntire" and "Safety Bible". Bulk copies for state and local agencies, and municipalities; churches, civic groups, high schools, prep schools, and guidance counselors available from Frank McIntire, frank@golzup.com (719) 651-7746. As an Air Force cadet, he served as Squadron Safety Non-Commissioned Officer and Cadet Training Officer specializing in Air Force ground and air safety, as well as sports- and automotive safety.As a commissioned officer, he served as Squadron Safety Officer for the 79th Tactical Fighter Squadron, Upper Heyford, United Kingdom. Follow-on duties included: Air Force fighter pilot, and Assistant Professor of Behavioral Sciences and Leadership at the Academy. As Chief of Operations, Quality Assurance, and the Functional Check Flight branch at Royal Air Force Upper Heyford in the UK, Frank was the Commanders' advocate for safe operations in the air and on the ground. As Deputy Commander and Deputy Director for Air Force Quality Assurance, Frank led the 80-person global consulting agency for organizational development and business transformation worldwide.Frank inculcated Ground & Air Safety and Security for: the Battle of Britain Airshow (1989-1990); launch of the Air Force Quality Institute (1992-1995); the Quality Air Force Symposium (1993-1995); the Inspector General visit (1994-1995); the Peacekeeper Missile Action Workout (1995-1996); the Total Army Quality launch (1996-1998); the online Operational Test Program Management system (1999-2002); the Resource Allocation Management Plan (2001-2003); the Fort Carson Strategic Plan (2004); the Oracle National Security Strategic Plan and Conference (2005-2006); Oracle RDBMS, RAC, and ERP Federal Financial projects (2005-2007); the Veterans Affairs financial center (2007-2008); the HHS data center fit out (2007-2010); the ECP management for enterprise IT infrastructure projects (2009-present), and other projects along the way using MS Project and Sciforma Project Scheduler for planning, tracking, and reporting.Frank's leadership in IT systems security and cybersecurity include: DoD and Intelligence Community system upgrades and implementations for network, storage, and database; and to support imagery deployment and exploitation for U.S. and coalition forces worldwide. These include DoD branches, Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), conformance with DISA Security Technical Information Guides (STIGs), Department of State, and the broad U.S. Intelligence Community. At AECOM, McIntire leads the way for must-win and big-win proposals and the development and delivery of Safety Moments for meetings and conference calls large and small. His extensive portfolio of current, new, and innovative Safety Moments includes robust use of the corporate online database, the wide and varied safety content of the Online University safety curriculum, and vast experience with military and commercial safety lessons-learned and industry best practices. Frank has earned a reputation of delivering Safety Moments that are practical, memorable, and enjoyable. Francis E. McIntire has authored more than 200 books. Contact Frank McIntire at (719) 651-7746 or frank@golzup.com.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1790726808
• ISBN13: 9781790726806
• Release Date: December 2013
• Publisher: Independently published
• Length: 143 Pages
• Weight: 0.47 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.0" x 0.4" x 5.0"