Charles Polomsky
Pilot in North Charleston, SC
An accomplished pilot and commander with the United States Air Force (USAF), Charles Polomsky earned his undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering from the USAF Academy while playing on the institution’s Division 1 varsity golf team. While subsequently serving as a USAF flight instructor and commander, Charles Polomsky returned to the academic environment to secure a master of arts in aeronautical science from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University where he graduated with a summa cum laude distinction.
Charles Polomsky went on to spearhead Joint Operations instruction at the United States Army Command and General Staff College, leading 160 personnel as deputy commander/commander of the USAF 14th Airlift Squadron and overseeing global terrorism Air Mobility Command C-17 assets as USAF chief of special operations. Since 2017, Charles Polomsky has served as chief of Air Base Wing Command Post 628 in South Carolina.
When he isn’t working, he remains an avid golfer who also enjoys football, baseball, and basketball. His other hobbies include servicing and repairing his car.