James Timothy Boddie, Jr.
Preferred Name: Tim
Nickname/Call Sign: Tim
Date of Birth: 10-18-1931
Highest Military Grade Held: Brigadier Gen. O 7
Hometown: Baltimore, MD
Biography
Units Assigned
- 1955 – Bartow AB, FL (Primary Pilot Tng,), PA-18, T-6Laredo AFB Basic Pilot Tng (Wings, 56-J) T-28, T-33
- 1956-1957 – 560th Strat Ftr Sqdn Bergstrom AFB, TX
- 1957 – Luke, Nellis, F84-F, F-100A
- 1957- 1961 – 7272 Acft Gunnery Group USAFE Weapons Center Wheelus AB, Libya, F-86E/F, F-100C, T-33 and B-57
- 1961-1965 – AFROTC Commandant, Tuskegee Institute, AL, T-33 Maxwell AFB, AL
- 1965-1966 – 4453d CCTW, Davis Monthan AFB, AZ, F-4C/D/E
- 1966-1967 – 559 TFS, 12th TFW, Cam Ranh Bay AB, RVN F-4C
- 1967-1971 – 4453d CCTW, Weapons School, Davis Monthan AFB, AZ, F-4C
- 1975-1976 – Dir., Maintenance Stan/Eval Div., HQ TAC, Langley AFB, VA
- 1976-1978 – 347 TFW DO/CV, Moody AFB, GA F-4E
- 1978-1980 – 51st TFW CV/CC, Osan Air Base, ROK F-4E, OV-10
- 1980-1983 – Deputy J-3, JCS, The Pentagon DC (Retired from the AF, Jul 1983)
- 1983-1988 – Director Air Force Requirements, Link Flight Simulation Div. The Singer Co.
- 1988-1991 – VP, Ops and Bus. Dev. Operational Technologies Services Inc. Vienna, VA.
- 1991-1997 – Dir Aviation, (Acft Mgmt Office) NASA HQ, Washington, D.C.
- 1997-2000 – President, GeneSys Industries, Inc., Fort Washington, MD
- 2000-2006 – Vice Chairman Board of Directors, Military Officers Assn of America, Alexandria, VA
- 2006-2008 – President, Texas Southern University, Houston, TX
- 2008-Present – Retired
Awards & Decorations
Flight Info
Military Education
- Academic Instructor School (1961)
- Sqdn Officers School (1962)
- ICAF (1972)
- Air War College (1975)
Civilian Education
- AFROTC – Howard Univ. (BS 1954)
- Auburn Univ. (MPA 1975)
- Harvard Univ. (SMG 1981)
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Biography
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Units Assigned
- 1955 – Bartow AB, FL (Primary Pilot Tng,), PA-18, T-6Laredo AFB Basic Pilot Tng (Wings, 56-J) T-28, T-33
- 1956-1957 – 560th Strat Ftr Sqdn Bergstrom AFB, TX
- 1957 – Luke, Nellis, F84-F, F-100A
- 1957- 1961 – 7272 Acft Gunnery Group USAFE Weapons Center Wheelus AB, Libya, F-86E/F, F-100C, T-33 and B-57
- 1961-1965 – AFROTC Commandant, Tuskegee Institute, AL, T-33 Maxwell AFB, AL
- 1965-1966 – 4453d CCTW, Davis Monthan AFB, AZ, F-4C/D/E
- 1966-1967 – 559 TFS, 12th TFW, Cam Ranh Bay AB, RVN F-4C
- 1967-1971 – 4453d CCTW, Weapons School, Davis Monthan AFB, AZ, F-4C
- 1975-1976 – Dir., Maintenance Stan/Eval Div., HQ TAC, Langley AFB, VA
- 1976-1978 – 347 TFW DO/CV, Moody AFB, GA F-4E
- 1978-1980 – 51st TFW CV/CC, Osan Air Base, ROK F-4E, OV-10
- 1980-1983 – Deputy J-3, JCS, The Pentagon DC (Retired from the AF, Jul 1983)
- 1983-1988 – Director Air Force Requirements, Link Flight Simulation Div. The Singer Co.
- 1988-1991 – VP, Ops and Bus. Dev. Operational Technologies Services Inc. Vienna, VA.
- 1991-1997 – Dir Aviation, (Acft Mgmt Office) NASA HQ, Washington, D.C.
- 1997-2000 – President, GeneSys Industries, Inc., Fort Washington, MD
- 2000-2006 – Vice Chairman Board of Directors, Military Officers Assn of America, Alexandria, VA
- 2006-2008 – President, Texas Southern University, Houston, TX
- 2008-Present – Retired
Awards & Decorations
Flight Info
Military Education
- Academic Instructor School (1961)
- Sqdn Officers School (1962)
- ICAF (1972)
- Air War College (1975)
Civilian Education
- AFROTC – Howard Univ. (BS 1954)
- Auburn Univ. (MPA 1975)
- Harvard Univ. (SMG 1981)