Ryan Campoamor

Experience

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  US Navy

  Dec 2002 - May 2011

  • Assistance Aviation Officer Community Manager

    Jun 2009 - May 2011

  • Flag Lieutenant (Aide)

    Aug 2008 - Jun 2009

  • Operations and Training Officer | Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron - 48

    Apr 2005 - Jul 2008

  • Advanced Flight School - Student

    Dec 2002 - Apr 2005
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  United Nations

  Aug 2010 - May 2011

  United Nations Military Observer
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  US Navy

  Oct 2011 - Oct 2013

  Responsible for all aspects of flight operations for a newly established MH-60R aircraft carrier-based helicopter squadron, to include the scheduling of 10 helicopters, 35 pilots and 18 aircrewmen. Scheduled 35+ simulator events, 18 external tactical range events, and over 1000 flight hours. Led, managed, and directed 18 aircrewmen through highly visible training evaluations; identified knowledge gaps and designed a training program to address issues and increase mission readiness. As the Command's Senior Watch officer, led and mentored all squadron officers, enabling efficient daily flight operations management and effective reporting to Senior Leaders. Show less

  • Naval Air Training and Operating Procedures Standardization (NATOPS) Officer | HSM-78

    Mar 2013 - Oct 2013

  • Deputy Operations Manager

    Oct 2011 - Mar 2013
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  US Navy

  Dec 2013 - Nov 2021

  Served as subject matter expert on all matters of air, surface, and undersea warfare; led team of 12 officers, 3 chiefs, and 61 personnel in operating the aircraft carrier's ships self-defense systems and sensors. Led 14 seasoned combat systems training team members through advanced and integrated training regimens, utilizing all available resources and training opportunities to maintain exceptional readiness levels. Trained and led personnel through realistic training scenarios, providing dynamic real-world training in order to counter the evolving threats throughout the global maritime environment. Reviewed and implemented the carrier's threat engagement doctrine; developed an extensive qualification and training blueprint for 22 officers and 3 Senior Enlisted to enable the qualification of effective combat-enabled watchstanders. Show less Led a synchronized a 12 person team, responsible for the timely execution and reporting of surface, sub surface, air, expeditionary, and special operations in the European and African areas of responsibility; delivered punctual and critical updates to senior leader to facilitate time critical decision making. Managed and coordinated the movements of 9 task forces, 4 carrier strike groups, and 4 amphibious ready groups, providing clear and concise operations guidance to all maritime units within the European and African regions. Coordinated all aspects of training exercises across 14 nations, increasing interoperability with NATO partners. Effectively utilized all available resources while directing European and African fleet operations to ensure completion of critical mission requirements. Show less Led and coordinated 129 personnel in all aspects of safety, training, administration, and maintenance of 10 MH-60R multi-mission helicopters. Managed and oversaw 129 technicians, guiding maintenance operations to achieve peak levels of aircraft availability, lethality, and readiness. Crafted and implemented a rigorous preparation schedule including, drills and practicals, resulting in highly successful aviation maintenance program inspection. Simultaneously served as squadron's Maintenance Officer, Safety Officer, and Detachment Officer during manning shortages, providing insightful guidance and counsel to junior personnel fostering a positive climate and instituting a standard of excellence. Show less As the Squadron's Safety Officer, revamped the safety department with innovative planning and the execution of the Command's interactive safety stand-downs and aviation safety council meetings, perpetuating a positive and contagious safety culture. Published hazard reports, including a high visibility wave strike report, that deeply resonated throughout naval aviation and surface warfare communities, contributing to vital aviation safety measures changes within the fleet. Oversaw, trained, and mentored 26 personnel during aviation at-sea training team events, enforcing safe practices for shipboard operations; instrumental in the qualifications of aircrewmen, pilots, aviation warfare specialists, and quality assurance representatives.As Detachment Officer in Charge, successfully led, prepared, guided, and supervised all aspects of detachment operations through the safe completion of shipboard flight operations in the Indian/Pacific Oceans, and South China Sea. Responsible for 50+ personnel and the maintenance and operational employment of 2 helicopters; flew 236 mishap-free flight hours in direct support of critical 7th Fleet tasking. Show less

  • Combat Direction Center Officer - USS ABRAHAM LINCOLN (CVN 72)

    Aug 2019 - Nov 2021

  • Senior Maritime Operations Center Manager

    Aug 2016 - Aug 2019

  • Maintenance Officer - Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron - 51

    Nov 2015 - Jul 2016

  • Safety Officer and Officer in Charge - Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron - 51

    Dec 2013 - Oct 2015
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  U.S. Space Command

  Nov 2021 - now

  Led U.S. Space Command future operations planning efforts to develop, analyze and institute US Space Command’s annual campaign order and associated fragmentary orders, directing and synchronizing all U.S. Space Command's operations, activities and investments for the fiscal year. Integrated planning efforts across 8 Space Command joint directorates, 4 service components, and 3 functional components in support of the development and institutionalization of the fiscal year 2023 annual campaign order and associated fragmentary orders. Provided influential leadership to strategic operations and outcomes in support of joint forces and national security, leading personnel in providing unprecedented space awareness reporting to senior leadership and decision makers. Developed a deep understanding of space operations to ensure effective posture during competition, crisis, and conflict. Served as Lead J3 Planner for the Joint Functional Component Command integrated missile defense transition and absorption into U.S. Space Command's processes. Show less

  • Branch Chief - Global Campaigns

    Dec 2022 - now

  • Chief of Operations Director - U.S. Space Command Joint Operations Center (JOC)

    Nov 2021 - Dec 2022