SHURD C. RICE
1908 N Killingsworth St. #3
Portland, Or. 97217
808-341-5703
shurdline@hotmail.com
OBJECTIVE
Commercial Pilot / Maintenance Pilot
QUALIFICATIONS
Ø Commercial Pilot Airplane Single & Multiengine Land; Rotorcraft – Helicopter, Instrument Airplane and Helicopter
Ø 1,934.3 Total Flight Hours
Ø 1,150.5 Pilot-In-Command
Ø 1,840.7 Helicopter Total Time
Ø 1,699.2 UH-60A/L Total Time
Ø 141.5 OH-58 A/C - TH-67 (B206) Total Time
Ø 46.5 Single Engine Fixed Wing Total Time
Ø 47.8 Multiengine Fixed Wing Total Time
Ø Graduate US Army Maintenance Test Pilot Course
Ø Commercial Pilot Airplane Single & Multiengine Land; Rotorcraft – Helicopter, Instrument Airplane and Helicopter
Ø 1,934.3 Total Flight Hours
Ø 1,150.5 Pilot-In-Command
Ø 1,840.7 Helicopter Total Time
Ø 1,699.2 UH-60A/L Total Time
Ø 141.5 OH-58 A/C - TH-67 (B206) Total Time
Ø 46.5 Single Engine Fixed Wing Total Time
Ø 47.8 Multiengine Fixed Wing Total Time
Ø Graduate US Army Maintenance Test Pilot Course
PILOT CREDENTIALS
1,934.3 Total Flight Hours
947.4 Combat 163.2 Actual/Sim Instrument
728.9 Cross Country 105.8 Sling load/fire buckets
378.1 UH-60 MTP 101.1 Over Water
306.0 Night Vision Goggle 42.5 Night Unaided
173.1 Mountain
Medical: Class I
EXPERIENCE
Maintenance Test Pilot
C Co 2/25th AVN REGT
Company Chief Maintenance Pilot for all scheduled and unscheduled maintenance eight UH-60 Blackhawk Helicopters fleet
2006 – 2008
Pilot in Command
B Co 2/25th AVN REGT
Combat Air Mission Commander and Pilot for multi-ship utility and air assault operations
2004 – 2006
Pilot
B Co 2/25th AVN REGT
Combat Pilot for multi-ship utility and air assault operations
2002 – 2004
Maintenance Test Pilot
C Co 2/25th AVN REGT
Company Chief Maintenance Pilot for all scheduled and unscheduled maintenance eight UH-60 Blackhawk Helicopters fleet
2006 – 2008
Pilot in Command
B Co 2/25th AVN REGT
Combat Air Mission Commander and Pilot for multi-ship utility and air assault operations
2004 – 2006
Pilot
B Co 2/25th AVN REGT
Combat Pilot for multi-ship utility and air assault operations
2002 – 2004
Student Pilot
US Army Ft. Rucker
2000-2002
Medium Helicopter Repairer
US Army AVIM Giebelstadt Germany
Responsible for maintaining, servicing, and trouble shooting of army UH-60 and CH-47 Helicopters at an intermediate army repair facility.
1998-2002
EDUCATION
2 Years Northern Virginia Community College
Graduate US Army Warrant Officer Candidate School
Graduate US Army Initial through Advanced Rotary Wing School
Graduate Us Army Maintenance Manager and Test Pilot School
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
2 Years Northern Virginia Community College
Graduate US Army Warrant Officer Candidate School
Graduate US Army Initial through Advanced Rotary Wing School
Graduate Us Army Maintenance Manager and Test Pilot School
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Aviation Maintenance Technology Part 65 Under-grad Courses
ACHIEVEMENTS
~ Awarded the Bronze Star Medal for Managerial Performance as the Company Maintenance Test Pilot in Operation Iraq Freedom.
As a Maintenance Test Pilot and Maintenance Manager, I have actively lead extensive phase maintenance teams requiring the timely coordination of a wide array of expertise. I actively monitored necessary supply and demand of aircraft parts. I coordinated aircraft inspections and repairs, insuring all maintenance followed a logical sequence, thus limiting aircraft downtime, increasing maintenance efficacy and contributing to mission readiness.
~ Awarded The Air Medal with “Valor” Device during Operation Enduring Freedom Afghanistan.
For the rescue of several US Army Special Forces personnel from an exposed rooftop while engaged by enemy small arms and RPG fire.
~ Broken Wing Award (pending) during Operation Iraqi Freedom.
For successfully landing the aircraft in a small confined area after experiencing an engine failure while at slow flight over a crowded Forward Operating Base in Mosul, Iraq. There was no further damage to the aircraft or injury to the crew.
~ Completed 21 credit hours towards completion of A&P certification at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University;
~ Qualified by the FAA to sit for A&P written, oral and practical exams.
~ Awarded the Bronze Star Medal for Managerial Performance as the Company Maintenance Test Pilot in Operation Iraq Freedom.
As a Maintenance Test Pilot and Maintenance Manager, I have actively lead extensive phase maintenance teams requiring the timely coordination of a wide array of expertise. I actively monitored necessary supply and demand of aircraft parts. I coordinated aircraft inspections and repairs, insuring all maintenance followed a logical sequence, thus limiting aircraft downtime, increasing maintenance efficacy and contributing to mission readiness.
~ Awarded The Air Medal with “Valor” Device during Operation Enduring Freedom Afghanistan.
For the rescue of several US Army Special Forces personnel from an exposed rooftop while engaged by enemy small arms and RPG fire.
~ Broken Wing Award (pending) during Operation Iraqi Freedom.
For successfully landing the aircraft in a small confined area after experiencing an engine failure while at slow flight over a crowded Forward Operating Base in Mosul, Iraq. There was no further damage to the aircraft or injury to the crew.
~ Completed 21 credit hours towards completion of A&P certification at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University;
~ Qualified by the FAA to sit for A&P written, oral and practical exams.
REFERENCES
Chad Roe – Former Company Commander
chadroe@hotmail.com
808-371-0866
CPT Rene Miguel de la Fuente – Former Platoon Leader
rene.m.delafuente@us.army.mil
Currently deployed to Iraq
CPT Matthew Killoran – Former Platoon Leader
matthew.killoran@us.army.mil
808-295-0593
MAJ Shannon Beckett – Mentor and Maintenance Test Pilot
shannon.beckett@us.army.mil
808-741-6056
TESTIMONIAL
“Based on my professional and personal relationship, Shurd Rice receives my utmost support and wholehearted recommendation.”
- CPT Matthew Killoran
“Based on my professional and personal relationship, Shurd Rice receives my utmost support and wholehearted recommendation.”
- CPT Matthew Killoran
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