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Paul Schaap has a diverse work experience that spans across different roles and industries. Paul started their career as a Helicopter Crew-Chief/Technician in the United States Marine Corps. After that, they worked in various leadership and training positions within the Marine Corps, including roles such as Manager, Military Training Advisor, and Team Supervisor. Paul then transitioned to working at ANGLICO (USMC) as the Ground Training Department Head and later as the Department Head, where they assessed and redesigned unit grounds-skills training and supervised training programs. Paul also worked as a Regimental Assistant Operations Officer, overseeing operational management and training for a regimental-sized force.

Later on, Paul joined II Corps Consultants, Inc., where they served as a Joint Fires Observer/Joint Terminal Attack Controller - Instructor, instructing military personnel in surface to surface fire support and close air support. Paul developed classes and curriculum to support training standards and constantly improved the course curriculum. Paul then moved to Raytheon, where they worked as a Training/Fires Analyst, providing analysis and after-action review for field training exercises in Germany, and as a Deputy Program Manager/Targeting Advisor, advising and training the Afghanistan Air Force Attack Group.

Paul's most recent position is at Qualis Corporation, where they started as a Site Lead/Fires Analyst, coordinating efforts and conducting administrative actions for Joint Terminal Attack Controllers and Special Operations Forces analysts. Paul then moved to their current role as a Curriculum Developer at the School of Missionary Aviation Technology. Overall, Paul Schaap has a wealth of experience in leadership, training, and analysis across different industries.

Paul Schaap earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) degree in Scientific Illustration from the University of Michigan from 2005 to 2006. The provided information does not indicate any further education or degree obtained at the University of Michigan.