JAC Profile

JAC Profile

Captain "J" Joseph is a full time airline pilot and Colonel in the United States Marine Corps Reserve and an active member of ISASI (International Society of Air Safety Investigators). He possesses over 40 years and 25,000 flight hours of aviation experience as well as 26 years of aviation accident analysis/reconstruction. As an aviator, Captain Joseph has instructional experience in all facets of aviation to include: general, military and air carrier. For over 27 years he has chaired or staffed numerous aviation departmental positions.

Colonel Joseph, is a highly decorated Naval Aviator. His distinguished 29 year career in the Marine Corps includes a tour with the United States Naval Flight Demonstration Squadron - the Blue Angels. While assigned to the team, then Captain Joseph, concurrently held the positions of Senior Marine Support Pilot and Squadron Safety Officer. His experience in this capacity allowed for media visibility at the national level.

Colonel Joseph has authored numerous aviation safety and tactical articles. During his Marine Corps career, he has staffed countless tactical and operational billets. Additionally, his technical and tactical expertise has been demonstrated repeatedly in over 27 years of aviation curriculum development/doctrinal implementation. As an Instructor pilot for a major US airline, Captain Joseph staffed and chaired several committees concurrent with the acquisition of a new fleet type.

JAC is proud to be an associate of Trident Engineering Associates, Inc. of Annapolis MD. In the capacity of expert witness, JAC has had the privilege to serve such distinguished law firms as: Mendes & Mount, Speiser, Krause, Madole & Nolan, Ross & Harrington, and Dean & Gibson.

A full CV on Captain/Colonel Joseph may be viewed below or downloaded in PDF format HERE. Contact JACAviation@cs.com for any additional information.

CAPTAIN JAMEEL F. JOSEPH
COLONEL USMCR

239 Witte Suite B, Kyle, Texas 78640
Business/Fax (512) 504-3997 or 24-Hour Cellular (704) 905-2669
JOSEPH AVIATION CONSULTING.COM
JACAviation@compuserve.com

CURRICULUM VITAE

Civil:
June 1986-Present- Former-	Chief Pilot, Director of Flight Services, TxDOT Retired, USAIRWAYS-A319/320/321 Captain, Fokker-100 Captain, MD80, DC-9, Boeing 727 First Officer, Airbus 319/320/321 Instructor Pilot Airbus 319/320321 Flight Standards Committee Airbus 319/320/321 Flight Operations Quality Assurance Committe
Military: Sept 1975-Present- Former-	Retired, Colonel USMC United States Naval Academy Liaison Officer Inspector General (Senior Inspecting Officer), 4th Marine Aircraft Wing Senior (MCCRES) Evaluator Pilot (KC-130), 4th Marine Aircraft Wing Squadron Executive Officer Squadron Operations Officer Senior NATOPS Flight Evaluator MARFORES NATOPS Instructor Pilot (KC-130) NATOPS Instrument Evaluator Pilot (KC-130) Director of Safety and Standardization, (DOSS) Weapons and Tactics Instructor Pilot Low Altitude Tactics Instructor Pilot Aircrew Training Officer Aircraft Mishap Board (Senior Member) Aviator Human Factors Board (Senior Member) Instrument Flight Board (Senior Member) Flight Standardization Board (Senior Member
Designations:	KC-130 F/R/T/T-30Aircraft Commander/ Demonstration Pilot Flight Division Leader Flight Section Leader Refueling Area Commander (RAC) Weapons and Tactics Instructor (KC-130) Defensive Tactics Instructor (KC-130) Low Altitude Tactics Instructor Post Maintenance Check Pilot
Flight Experience:	Over 40 Years and 25,000 Flight Hours
Certificates:	Airline Transport Pilot: (Airbus 319/320/321, Fokker-100, L-382) Commercial, Multi-Engine, Instrument: (ASMELI) Certified Flight Instructor: (MECFI)
Education:	Master of Science, Public Administration (M.P.A.), Troy State University, Troy Alabama, Florida Region, NAS Pensacola, FL, November 1983 Bachelor of Science, Aeronautical Studies/Flight Technology, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach, FL, April 1975 USAirways Instructor Pilot Syllabus, (A319/320/321), Charlotte Training Center, Charlotte, NC, December 2002 USAirways Instructor Pilot Syllabus, (A319/320/321), Charlotte Training Center, Charlotte, NC, March-May 1999 USAirways Basic Check Airmen Training, Pittsburgh Training Center, Pittsburgh, PA, May 1999 Naval Aviation Safety Commanders Course, United States Naval Post-Graduate School, Monterey, CA, February 1995 Weapons and Tactics Instructors Commanders Course, MAWTS 1, MCAS Yuma, Yuma, AZ, May 1994 Defensive Tactics Instructors Course, MAWTS 1, MCAS Yuma, Yuma, AZ, November 1993 Naval Aviation Safety Officer School, United States Naval Post-Graduate School, Monterey, CA, January 1982-March 1982 Weapons and Tactics Instructors Course, MAWTS 1, MCAS Yuma, Yuma, AZ, January 1981-March 1981 United States Marine Corps KC-130 Transition Training, MCAS Cherry Point, Cherry Point, NC, May-June 1978 United States Air Force C-130 Transition School, Little Rock Air Force Base, Little Rock, AK, February-April 1978 United States Naval Aviation Training, NAS Pensacola, Pensacola, FL/ NAS Meridian, Meridian, MS, July 1976-November 1978
Previous Employers:	January 1985-May 1986 Marine Air Control Group 48/VMGR-234, NAS Glenview, Glenview, IL. Aircraft Commander, Instructor Pilot, NATOPS/Instrument Evaluator, Weapons and Tactics Instructor, Post Maintenance Check Pilot and Refueling Area Commander. October 1982 to January 1985 Naval Flight Demonstrations Squadron, (The Blue Angels), NAS Pensacola, Pensacola, FL. KC-130 Demonstration Pilot, Officer in Charge Marine Detachment, Squadron Safety Officer, NATOPS/Instrument Evaluator and Post Maintenance Check Pilot. December 1977 to September 1982 Marine Transport/Refueler Squadron, VMGR-252, MCAS Cherry Point, Cherry Point, NC, VMGR-152, Futenma, Okinawa, Japan-Aircraft Commander, Instructor Pilot, NATOPS/Instrument Pilot. September 1975 to July 1976 United States Marine Corps Officer Candidate/The Basic School, MCB Quantico, Quantico, VA. August 1974 to June 1976 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach, FL-Flight Instructor (Private-Commercial).
Operational:	Over 40 years of piloting/instructional/evaluator experience in high performance military, large transport category and general aviation aircraft. Operational expertise includes domestic and vast international all-weather exposure. Additionally, over 25 years of Aircraft Accident Analysis/Reconstruction to include: Standardization, Evaluation, Human Factors Interaction, Risk Management and the use of Cockpit Resource Management (CRM).

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