the team

Executive Team

Raymond F. Williams // President.

Raymond Williams brings more than 30 years of business experience to his position as president of US Aircraft Corporation (USAC), including 25 years in military contracting. He is the founder and president of US Technology Corporation (UST) and USAC. UST is a leading provider of media abrasives to the U.S. Department of Defense. Mr. Williams is an entrepreneur by trade and focuses his business efforts on providing solutions through innovative concepts. Mr. Williams has secured multiple patents and oversees other subsidiaries and divisions within a family of aerospace companies.

John D. Eisenhut // Vice President.

Mr. Eisenhut has over 30 years of manufacturing setup and management experience. As an engineer, manager and businessman he has worked with multi-million dollar budgets, established and managed new operations within a fortune 500 company and operated his own tool and die company.

General Brigadier Charles Jones // Consultant.

Retired Brigadier General Charles Jones is a 30-year veteran of the military and provides a critical skill set to the US Aircraft management team as a consultant. During his tenure with the United States Air Force, he served as a TAC Fighter Wing Commander, Wing Deputy Commander of Operations, SOF Group Commander, Chief of an Aircraft Maintenance Division, Wing Chief of Maintenance and is a graduate of the Air War College. Jones also draws from his additional experience in Special Operations, Close Air Support, ECM Reconnaissance, Tactical and Strategic Airlift and Aircraft Maintenance Flight Test.

Ret. Maj. Gen. Richard L. Comer // Consultant.

Ret. Maj. Gen. Richard L. Comer brings more than 32 years of military service to his role as a consultant to US Aircraft Corp. He most recently served as Chief, Office of Coalition Coordination, Headquarters U.S. Central Command, MacDill Air Force Base, Fla. In his varied career in the Air Force, Comer served as pilot, instructor pilot, flight examiner, operations officer and squadron commander. Later in his career, he held several command positions, including Commander of the 16th Operations Group and 16th Special Operations Wing at Hurlburt Field, Fla. In staff positions he served as Director of Plans and Policy for the Joint Special Operations Command at Fort Bragg, N.C.; Deputy Commanding General of the JSOC; and Director, Policy and Planning, Headquarters U.S. Northern Command, Peterson AFB, Colo.

Dennis Cassette // Consultant.

Mr. Dennis Cassette has over 39 years in acquisition, requirement generation, and development of aeronautical weapon systems. Mr. Cassette’s experience covers both aircraft (fighters, bombers and cargo) and missile development programs through all phases of the acquisition process: requirement generation, modeling and simulation, concept definition, critical design, production readiness, configuration audits, flight test, deployments, sustainment, and new industrial processes. Having retired from WPAFB in 2006 as the Director of Engineering and Technical Management Directorate Mr. Cassette has a proven record on programs. As a retired Senior Level Executive Service (SES) he has provided overall technical management for the development and support of major weapons systems across the aeronautical enterprise with annual expenditures of more than $10 billion. Including, developing and deploying systems engineering tool set built around airworthiness and weapon system integrity. Mr. Cassette also conceived and implemented an extremely successful Test and Evaluation process for priority and technical complicated in exploratory and advanced development. Successful in programs such as C-130 Gunship, IRCM Countermeasures, Airborne Laser Lab, FS-X, F-16, B-2, C-17, F-22, and new development initiatives.