William Black

Retired 1 July 2013--Chief, Plans, Policy and Resources Division at United States Air Force

Role: Chief, Plans, Policy and Resources Division at United States Air Force
Location: Hampton, VA, US
LinkedIn followers: 500 followers

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About William Black

Retiring from civil service effective 1 July 2013. Combined active duty time and civil…

Experience

Chief, Plans, Policy and Resources Division
United States Air Force
Jan 1999 — Present · Langley Air Force Base, VA, US

Education

PennWest California
General Studies
1966 — 1967
Hawaii Pacific University
BS, Business Management
1985 — 1990
Community College of the Air Force
AAS, Telecommunications Management
1985

Skills

Operational Planning
Government Contracting
Policy
Tactics
Military Logistics
Aerospace
Computer Security
Military Operations
Security Clearance
Military
Organizational Leadership
Military Training
Military Experience
Homeland Security
Radar
Analysis
Nato
Force Protection
Leadership
Program Management
Air Force
Counterterrorism
Defense
Contingency Planning
Earned Value Management
Information Assurance
Command
Intelligence Community
Emergency Management
Vulnerability Assessment
Training
Security
Top Secret
Satellite Communications
Sigint
Intelligence
Interagency Coordination
Systems Engineering
Government
Dod

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Current company

United States Air Force

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About William Black

Experience

Chief, Plans, Policy and Resources Division

Education

PennWest California

Hawaii Pacific University

Community College of the Air Force

Skills

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