Jason Lingle is a Senior Program Analyst at PAC US, where he provides subject matter expertise and project management support to the Air Force Research Laboratory’s (AFRL) Warfighter Interactions and Readiness Division (711 HPW/RHW). His work includes Fighter Integration, Live/Virtual/Constructive, and Proficiency Based Training research.

Before joining PAC, Jason retired from active duty in the USAF as an F-15E Weapons Systems Officer. During his non-flying assignment at AFRL, he served as an operationally experienced subject matter expert. With nearly 2,000 total flying hours and just over 900 combat flight hours, Jason brought valuable experience to their research. His role involved supporting numerous projects, with a focus on modernizing operational training research and advancing Joint and Coalition simulation training efforts.

Jason enjoys a variety of hobbies, preferring to try a little of everything rather than focusing on a few specific activities. As a music lover with a history of playing percussion, he enjoys attending small venue concerts for his latest favorite relatively unknown bands or the symphony. His most dedicated project is the complete resto-mod of his 1993 Chevrolet Silverado, which has been three years in the making and still has a lot to be done.

“What I value most about being a part of PAC is the clear intent to support the warfighter, and I’m truly grateful that they’ve given me the ability to continue equipping the USAF with the best training and readiness tools possible.”