The th Cyberspace Operations Group plans and executes cyberspace operations to assist a supported commander to fight in and through a contested, friendly cyberspace environment. The unit also prepares local cyberspace defenders to sustain advanced cyberspace defense tactics, techniques and procedures to ensure freedom of action within friendly cyberspace while denying adversaries the same.
The group is comprised of five geographically separated units: the rd, th and th cyberspace operations squadrons at JBSA-Lackland and the th and th cyberspace operations squadrons at Scott. The nd Airlift Wing provides first-class, worldwide, safe and reliable airlift for congressional and military leaders and their staffs, flying CC aircraft.
It maintains these aircraft for VIP special assignment missions. It is responsible for equipping, training and organizing a ready force of citizen airmen to support and maintain all facets of air base operations involving infrastructure and security. It also provides worldwide medical services to the warfighter from the front line to continental United States fixed medical treatment facilities. Full-time support between training assemblies is provided by Air Reserve technicians.
These are dual-status technicians — civilian Air Force Ready reservists. Full-time support is also provided by civilian employees who are not members of the Reserve. The technicians are also tasked for training assigned reservists. In peacetime, the group is assigned to the Air Force Reserve Command. If mobilized, the units provide combat-ready individuals to Air Mobility Command.
It also provides aerial refueling support to U. Navy, U. Marine Corps and allied aircraft and supports a wide range of conventional and nuclear plans. The th ARW is committed to total joint force efforts as evidenced through its two associate partners: the active associate th Air Refueling Squadron, with the th ARW serving as the host organization for this total force initiative; and the classic associate th Supply Chain Management Squadron, as part of the Air Force Global Logistics Supply Center.
During peacetime, the wing receives direction from the adjutant general, the governor of Illinois and the National Guard Bureau. Upon federal mobilization, the wing is assigned to Air Mobility Command, or specifically, 18th Air Force, to augment active-duty forces during national emergencies or war. In , the unit was federally mobilized to support operations Noble Eagle and Enduring Freedom after the Sept.
In , the unit was again federally mobilized to support Operation Iraqi Freedom. It is responsible for providing supply chain command and control and conducting time-critical execution of materiel management solutions to include aircraft parts, chemical warfare defense ensembles, vehicles, petroleum, oils and lubricants, and bare base support for warfighters around the globe.
This is done through three groups and one agency. The th Supply Chain Operations Group at Langley AFB, Virginia, provides materiel management support for all fighter aircraft, bomber aircraft, special mission aircraft, intercontinental ballistic missiles, equipment, and general and special purpose vehicles.
The th Materiel Management Group at Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico, stores, inspects, and deploys materiel, equipment and personnel to set-up bare base operations anywhere in the world. AFOSI provides five robust capabilities: protect critical technologies and information, detect and mitigate threats, provide global specialized services, conduct major criminal investigations, and engage foreign adversaries and threats offensively.
AFOSI works with local, state, federal and foreign law enforcement agencies worldwide. Transportation Command, U. Central Command, U. The Band of Mid-America performs nearly concerts every year supporting community outreach, recruiting, and military events and ceremonies across a state region. Each year, band members perform live before hundreds of thousands of people, and for millions more on television and radio broadcasts. The band is often called upon to provide musical support for visiting dignitaries and has had the distinction of performing for Pope John Paul II; Presidents George W.
Bush, William J. Clinton, George H. Whether performing for a head of state, before a capacity crowd, or for troops at home or abroad, the Band of Mid-America reflects the heritage and pride of our great nation and the United States Air Force. All 60 musicians may perform together for special concerts, parades and other events, or they may be divided into several smaller autonomous performing groups to satisfy local, major command and regional needs.
For added flexibility, the Band of Mid-America can use various vocal ensembles, protocol combos and individual musicians. For more information about ensembles and booking performances, please visit their website at www. The 15th OWS produces more than 9, weather warning and advisories, 18, terminal aerodrome forecasts, 12, graphical aviation hazard products and 30, flight weather briefings per year. In addition to its operational mission, the 15th OWS serves as the training center for 20 percent of all new Air Force-enlisted forecasters and weather officers.
After completing an eight-month initial skills course, new weather apprentices report to the 15th OWS to complete a month upgrade training process. The 15th OWS mission is to provide accurate, timely and relevant weather information to ensure safe, effective and efficient military operations and to provide world-class training to build the technical skills necessary to support the warfighter. The 15th OWS vision: warfighter focused, warrior Airmen!
The squadron sustains U. Air Force combat capabilities by gleaning the best and brightest men and women from eastern Missouri, southern Illinois, eastern Arkansas, western Tennessee, northern Mississippi and Paducah, Kentucky.
Please contact the th RCS for more information about joining the U. Air Force. The Area Defense Counsel, an associate unit of the Air Force Legal Operations Agency, provides legal advice and representation to military members in Uniform Code of Military Justice proceedings and adverse administrative actions.
Such actions range from involuntary separations and demotions to Article 15 nonjudicial punishments and courts-martial.
In addition, the ADC provides advice to members of the potential consequences of off-base misconduct and assistance to those who are interrogated as suspects. Team Scott Mission Partners Aug 21, — callan.
Share: Facebook Twitter Linkedin. Recent Posts. August 23, December 21, Its mission is to provide analysis and engineering support to improve the nation's ability to move and sustain the Joint Force and operate the Joint Deployment and Distribution Enterprise JDDE. Today's National Military Strategy is built on our ability to rapidly deploy, project and sustain armed forces anywhere in the world.
These force projection goals are constantly evolving and becoming ever more demanding. SDDCTEA supports these requirements with timely and accurate deployment and surface distribution-related analyses and transportation engineering solutions. Our highly motivated team includes civil, mechanical and computer engineers, operations research analysts, transportation specialists, computer specialists, engineering and computer technicians, and a diverse and highly skilled support staff.
For us, customer satisfaction is the number one priority. We are proud to play a key role in ensuring that our military forces can respond successfully to any requirement anywhere in the world. Bruce A. Busler - Director. He also serves as the Special Assistant for Transportation Engineering to implement DOD policy guidance for highway, railroad, and port for national defense programs.
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