A lifelong aviation enthusiast, William (Bill) started his aviation career as a metal smith in the U.S. Marine Corps, where he also served a tour of duty as an (A) School Instructor. After six years of service, he transferred to the U.S. Army to attend the Warrant Officer Flight Training program. As an aviation maintenance manager and maintenance test pilot course graduate, Bill held numerous maintenance positions, including production control and quality control officer. He retired in 2003 and worked in online education development. Currently, Bill teaches full-time at À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ College of Aeronautics. He graduated from Hallmark College of Aeronautics in 2012 and attained a bachelor’s degree in aviation maintenance management in 2020. Bill is Airframe & Powerplant certified and holds a private pilot’s license and a commercial rotary wing pilot license with an instrument rating. Bill hopes to help you towards graduation and with obtaining your A&P certificates. Bill says, “While you are here, you are the focus of my job, and I will spare no effort to help you.”