This is the my main professional field that I have a confident and enjoy the most.

1. Chang Bohanan
2343 Saxwood Rd. - Salina, KS 67401
Email: Bohananc135r@gmail.com
Work: (316)759-7740
Cell: (785)819-4881
Home: (785)825-9594
OBJECTIVE
Korean Linguist
Seeking Korean Linguist related professions. With a positive attitude, I will utilize
my native Korean language knowledge, skills and desire to be a valuable asset to
your company.
WORK EXPERIENCE:
Computer System Administrator, 184th Intelligence Support Squadron
2008- Present
-Responsible for maintaining network systems relating to 10.2 & CWS servers.
-Maintain User Accounts on UNIX Systems.
-Performed Preventive maintenance inspection periodically on Pictes, port status on T-
Man, Net backup, and health of DCGS 10.2 classified enclaves.
- Performed maintenance & post mission actions to optimize CWS workstations.
Sheet metal mechanic, Hawker BeechCraft Corp
1990 to 2012
-Installed and repaired leading edges and anti-icing system, including drill, trim
and reaming landing gear door on T-1A, Primier1 and Beechcraft 400 Models
-Installed interior accessories such as carpets, tables, partitions, pilot and co-pilot
seat, and passenger seats on King Air series 90,250,350.
-Expertise in making repairs and modifications on aircraft components.
-Sound knowledge of associate pneumatic and power riveting and sheet metal tools.
-Thorough knowledge of aviation maintenance criteria and other associated
specifications.
-Ability to perform inspections, modifications, and repairs when necessary.
-Ability to interpret blueprints and accomplish repairs through locating parts.
-Fabricated body panels from steel and aluminum.
Aircraft Mechanic, 184th KSANG, McConnell AFB - Wi c hi t a , KS
1991 to 2008
-F-16 engines: Removed and replaced fuel control actuators, gear box, compressor
blades, inspected core turbine blades, repaired low pressure turbine nozzles & shroud
parts as well as after burner section.
-Pratt-Whitney F-100 Series; later on switched to GE 200 series (F-16, fighting falcon):
Performed fiber scope inspection on cold and hot sections of engine. Removed and
replaced the after burner and backup fuel pump.
-G.E. F-101 (B1-B Aircraft): Worked engine test cell. Removed and replaced engines
checked for vibration of compressors (low and hi) and core engine sections. Re-
balanced low pressure compressor blades.
-G.E. CFM 56 Turbofan Engine (KC-135R Tanker Aircraft): Inspecting and re-installing
low pressure compressor blades remove and replace air starter, APU fuel control unit and
start fuel nozzle, rigging on throttle cable.
-Performed 60hrs inspection for check chip detectors, replacing fuel filters,
-Performed 1200hrs inspection of 1st stage fan blades check for any damages
by FOD, Bore scope inspection on core engine sections.

2. -Performed pre & post-flight checks on aircraft in accordance with Technical Orders.
EDUCATION
Associate in Aircraft Technology in Aircraft Science /Air frame & Power plant
Kansas State University - Salina, KS 1988 to 1990
Associate Degrees (2) in Aircraft Science and Electronic systems
CCAF - Maxwell AFB, AL expected completion in 2015
Network Technician
Air Force Network Tech Controller School - Keesler AFB, MS,Oct,2008
Leadership and Management
Air Force NCO Academy -Peterson AFB, CO April 2006
F-108 Turbine Engine Repair Course
State School of Ohio, 1998
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
DLPT 2/2, certified by DOD as Korean Linguist- Feb,2012
CERTIFICATIONS
Air frame and Power Plant License Certification#3635051
March 1990 to Present
CompTIA Security+ Certification (March 2012) #COMP001020136623
March 2012 to Present
REFERENCES
Thomas Nestor
Supervisor
Work (316)759-7729
Home (316)721-5526
Thomas.nestor@ang.af.mil
Steven Standley
Team Lead
Work (316)759-7740
Home (316)522-5589
Steven.standley@ang.af.mil
Brandin Peasley
Co-worker
Work (316)759-7740
Cell (316)249-5855
Brandin.peasley@ang.af.mil
Keith Melvin
Coworker
Work (316)759-7747
Cell (316)461-6229
Keith.melvin@ang.af.mil