
FLIGHT ENGINEER (INSTRUCTOR)
Army National Guard UnitsTHIS IS A NATIONAL GUARD TITLE 32 EXCEPTED SERVICE POSITION. This National Guard position is for a FLIGHT ENGINEER (INSTRUCTOR), Position Description Number D0606000 and is part of the
ARMY AVIATION SUPPORT
FACILITY 2, National Guard. This vacancy does not meet the criteria for appointment of annuitants.As a Flight Engineer (Instructor), GS-2185-10, you will instruct and perform flight crew work supporting heavy multi engine aircraft, and to provide assistance to the pilot in the overall operation of the aircraft. Primary aircraft include
CH 54
Tarbe medium-lift helicopter,
CH 47
Chinook medium-lift transport helicopter, and/or
UH 60A
Black Hawk transport helicopter. The aircrafts missions include combat service support airlift for movement of heavy supplies, vehicles, aircraft and equipment, troop air assaults, extractions and resupply of troops, and aeromedical evacuations, search and rescue, ice break, mine sweep, and air support of national disasters and state contingencies.
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