Maj Louis Fletcher, Ph.D.

Air Force | Space & Missile

Dates of Service: Feb 1990 - Oct 2009

RETIRED

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Commissioning Source: ROTC, Dec 1989

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Bio

Dr. Louis L. Fletcher is the District Coordinator of Cultural Capacity for Falcon School District 49 in Peyton, Colorado. He also spent 20 years as an officer in the United States Air Force and his final assignment was as the founding dean of the Advanced Space Operations School in Colorado Springs. He has provided leadership in K-12 and Higher Education since retiring from the USAF in 2009.

Military Experiences

Oct 2008 - Jul 2009

Dean

ASOS, 595 SG, SIDC, AFSPC | Colorado Springs, CO

Provided leadership as school’s Director of Operations (DO) and Chief Academic Officer (CAO) through oversight of curriculum development, faculty development, institutional effectiveness and course scheduling.

Mar 2008 - Oct 2008

Instructor

NSSI, CPD, Air University, AETC | Colorado Springs, CO

Responsible for providing world-class instruction of space system technologies, capabilities, operational concepts, acquisitions and tactics in support of Joint service strategies to develop certified space professionals across the DoD.

Mar 2005 - Mar 2008

Chief of Safety

SIDC, AFSPC | Falcon, CO

Responsible for verifying the safe operation and testing of ground-based, flight test launched Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (ICBMs), on-orbit mission processing equipment, and the supporting command and control infrastructure.

Apr 2003 - May 2005

Chief, Policy Operations (J5-J)

J5, USFK HQ, USFK, PACOM | Seoul, South Korea

Facilitated “The Future of the Republic of Korea (ROK) and United States Alliance" (FOTA) and the "Alliance Policy Initiative” (API) negotiations' plenary sessions and the FOTA bi-lateral treaty signing for the Deputy Under Secretary of Defense Northeast Asian Policy which fostered stability in the ROK by increasing capabilities while reducing and realigning forces.

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