Dave Chamberlin
Author
Dave Chamberlin served 38 years in the USAF and Air National Guard as an aircraft crew chief, where he retired as a CMSgt. He has held a wide variety of technical, instructor, consultant, and leadership positions in his more than 40 years of civilian and military aviation experience. Dave holds an Airframe and Powerplant license from the FAA, as well as a master's degree in aeronautical science. He currently runs his own consulting and training company and has written for numerous trade publications. His true passion is exploring and writing about issues facing the military, and in particular, aircraft maintenance personnel.
LATEST
For the Sake of My Brothers and Sisters in Arms, I Choose Honor
A veteran reflects on how service members were treated in the post-Vietnam era. 9/11 changed that.
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The Psychology Behind Social Media Hate: A Veteran Explains
Dehumanization of a person or group is the first step to genocide. History proves that over and over.
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Help the Dorks Become Sgt. Hulkas
An important element of leadership is helping new recruits go from “dorks” to capable military members.
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Do We Really Need Officers in Our Military?
A military organization that dates back thousands of years is antiquated in 2023 and should be re-assessed, says a 38-year vet.
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Military Leader or Business Manager?—Part 2: Is There a Difference?
Dave Chamberlin asks: Are our military leaders being trained for budget battles or for combat?
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For the Sake of My Brothers and Sisters in Arms, I Choose Honor
A veteran reflects on how service members were treated in the post-Vietnam era. 9/11 changed that.
|
The Psychology Behind Social Media Hate: A Veteran Explains
Dehumanization of a person or group is the first step to genocide. History proves that over and over.
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Help the Dorks Become Sgt. Hulkas
An important element of leadership is helping new recruits go from “dorks” to capable military members.
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Do We Really Need Officers in Our Military?
A military organization that dates back thousands of years is antiquated in 2023 and should be re-assessed, says a 38-year vet.
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Military Leader or Business Manager?—Part 2: Is There a Difference?
Dave Chamberlin asks: Are our military leaders being trained for budget battles or for combat?
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