Jeffrey Scott Flesher - Professional Profile

Started Programming and Electronics in 1976; first Computer Programming and Hardware Company Mr. Computer in 1980. I served in the US Air Force; worked on the F/EF-111 as an Avionics Computer Test Station Technician, I repaired Electronic Equipment, like the Attack Radar System, Terrain Following Computer, Electronic Jamming Equipment, Radio Systems, and GSP systems to name a few. I wrote computer software for the Computer Test Stations, embedded systems and PCs. After they retired the F/EF-111, I transferred to Helicopters, where I worked on all Helicopter Systems; including Jet Engines, Avionics and Airframe. I was Awarded ADCC on an MH-60 Rescue Helicopter number 6311 in 1994 where I got my name Painted on the Air Craft. I have numerous Honor Certificates and Awards including the Medal of Excellence in Competition, which is only one of two Medals authorized by Congress to wear on your uniform, the other is the Medal of Honor. I spent a lot of time overseas in the 31st Special Ops Squadron Black Knights, as a Helicopter Crew Chief on the MH-53. I have been all over the world during my Air Force career, fought in many battles, and rescued many downed planes crews in enemy territory. I was officially medically retired from the US Air Force for Gulf War Syndrome in 1999. I have worked mostly for the Government as a computer programmer since I retired from the Air Force, working for the EPA and BLM. I am Happily Married and have four children; two mine from a previous marriage and two my new wife’s; ages 15-24. I have held a Top Secret security clearance in both the Military and Civilians sector; having held from an E6 to a GS15 position. I know spend all my free time programming for a web site I run VetsHelpCenter.com; I haven’t worked on the content to much because I don’t like any of the CMS; so I’m writing my own BinaryBit.Net. My passion is Robots; where I can use my skills in Programming and Electronics; Cybernetics is really where I want to focus my energy on.