Maj Devin Bergman

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MAJOR DEVIN BERGMAN

After nearly nine years away, Major Bergman is back at Detachment 190 as the Operations Flight Commander. Before returning to Illinois, Major Bergman’s primary job was as an Electronic Warfare Officer on the RC-135S COBRA BALL. As its Mission Commander, he was responsible for collecting intelligence on adversaries’ Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) launches. His family is thrilled to be back at the U of I!

	Assignments
2012 – Bachelor’s in Aerospace Engineering 2020 – Master’s in Political Science	2013-2021, Offutt AFB, NE Mission Commander, Electronic Warfare Officer, RC-135S COBRA BALL 2021-Present, Operations Flight Commander, AFROTC Detachment 190, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Major Awards and Decorations	Effective Dates of Promotion
Distinguished Graduate, RC-135S Mission Qualification Training (MQT), 2014 Distinguished Graduate, Squadron Officer School (SOS), 2017	May 2012 – Second Lieutenant May 2014 – First Lieutenant May 2016 – Captain December 1, 2021 – Major

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