MSgt Craig Davis
MSgt Craig Davis, a Nelson County native and Nelson County High School graduate (Class of 1986). He has served as a Security Forces Fire Team leader, Squad Leader, Flight Chief, Combat Arms Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge, Unit Training Manager, Air Mobility Command Inspector General Team member, Airman Leadership School Military Training Instructor, He also completed the USAF Noncommissioned Officer and Senior Noncommissioned Officer academies.
MSgt Davis served 27 years in the military, primarily as a Security Forces Flight Chief and squad leader, in various locations throughout the world to include Asia, Europe, the Middle East and two tours of duty in Iraq in support of Operations Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom,
MSgt Davos retired from the Air Force in 2022 and immediately joined the teaching staff at Nelson County High School as the Aerospace Science Instructor.
SENIOR MASTER SERGEANT JAMES PFOST
Senior Master Sergeant Pfost was born in Van Wert, Ohio. Being a military dependent, he grew up in Germany, Nebraska, and Kentucky. He graduated from North Hardin High School, Radcliff, Kentucky in 1986. He enlisted in the Air Force on 4 May 1987 and served in many positions including ICBM electro-mechanical maintenance technician, team chief, team training instructor, and a technical training instructor. He also served as a space launch maintenance controller for the Titan II, Titan IV, and Atlas IIAS rockets.
Senior Master Sergeant Pfost served in special duty assignments as the chief military training leader for enlisted space and missile students and as the Chief of Military Training for Second Air Force where he oversaw the military training of over 44,000 Airmen annually. Prior to assuming his current position he was superintendent of the 381st Training Group.
While on active duty, he received a Bachelor of Science in Management of Human Resources and an Associate in Applied Science in Electronic System Technology. He also completed the USAF Noncommissioned Officer and Senior Noncommissioned Officer academies, as well as earning an Occupational Instructor Certification.
Senior Master Sergeant Pfost retired from the Air Force in 2007 and immediately joined the teaching staff at Nelson County High School as an Aerospace Science Instructor.
