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About the National Aerospace Organization
Our Mission
The National Aerospace Organization (NAO) was originally founded in 1995 by Colonel John D. Thomas. Since it's inception, NAO has assisted thousands of small businesses interested in doing business with the Department of Defense and with NASA. NAO has also assisted countless federal civil service job seekers wanting help preparing their application packages. In 2015 the National Aerospace Organization became a division of the Defense Studies Institute.
NASA - Civil Service Employment
The National Aerospace Organization has helped countless well-qualified individuals with obtaining civil service employment with the Department of Defense and with NASA. The organization publishes guidebooks for civil service job seekers. (Get a Copy of our eBook, "Helpful Tips for Getting Hired by NASA") These guidebooks provide hundreds of helpful tips for these job seekers enabling them to significantly improve their scores on position application packages.
NASA - Small Business Assistance
The National Aerospace Organization has assisted thousands of small businesses seeking to win contracts with the Department of Defense and with NASA. This assistance has been provided via periodic small business conferences and through our helpful guidebooks especially written with the small business leader in mind. These guidebooks have been published and distributed to small businesses since 1998. (Get Copies of our Small Business Assistance guidebooks for NASA.)
Affiliation
The National Aerospace Organization (NAO) is a division of the Defense Studies Institute. NAO is an independent, nongovernmental organization funded by contributions from private industry and U.S. citizens. NAO serves as an unbiased educational organization for the benefit of both government and private industry.
NAO is not affiliated with any specific federal agency or government contractor. Instead, NAO acts as a good-faith ombudsman seeking to improve the technology, capabilities, and efficiency of the Department of Defense and NASA while at the same time improving the quality of life for its patrons.
The goal of NAO is to achieve a win-win situation between the government and private industry / citizens. NAO does not deal with classified information or restricted data. All information provided by NAO comes from publicly available, unclassified sources.