55th Maintenance Group is made up of 1,200 military, civilian, and contractor technicians, responsible for providing worldwide support and fleet health to Offutt AFB’s 4 E-4B and 27 C-135 special mission aircraft. This maintenance support enabled the execution of approximately 13,000 hours of flight time in fiscal year 2025. The MXG is comprised of three squadrons: the 55th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, the 55th Maintenance Squadron, and the 55th Maintenance Operations Squadron. “Pull Chalks... Maintenance Rocks!”

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The 52d Civil Engineer Squadron (52 CES) is responsible for maintaining, repairing and improving base real property to include 1,686 facilities, and also manage current and upcoming construction projects. They provide housing assistance to accompanied and unaccompanied Airmen, support all wing environmental programs, provide Fire, HAZMAT, and emergency response through their fire protection flight, provides emergency management and disaster preparedness through their readiness and emergency management flight, and provides aircraft, force protection and range clearance for through their EOD flight.

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The 52d Force Support Squadron (52 FSS) supports the wing with Airman & Family Services, Community services, Force Development, Manpower & Personnel and Sustainment services. They provide quality service and support to military, civilian personnel and their families in addition to continuing professional and personal military education and family life skills training. Additionally, they support 16 geographically separated units by providing administrative, personnel, contingency response, force sustainment and quality of life support.

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Strike Fighter Squadron 113 (VFA-113), also known as the "Stingers," is a United States Navy strike fighter squadron based at Naval Air Station Lemoore. They are an operational fleet F/A-18E Super Hornet squadron attached to Carrier Air Wing 2 (CVW-2) and based at NAS Lemoore , California. Their tail code is "NE" and their radio callsign is "Sting".

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The Beale Chief's Group is dedicated to improving the quality of life and development of the enlisted corps of Beale AFB by providing mentorship to the enlisted force.

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The Financial Analysis Division, part of the Resource Management and Special Programs Directorate of Headquarters Combat Forces Command, United States Space Force is located on Peterson Space Force Base. The organization oversees the execution of a $1.5 billion command budget, providing fiscal leadership and strategic oversight across nine Mission Deltas, three Space Base Deltas, and the Field Command Staff.

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Eglin Air Force Base is a United States Air Force base in the western Florida panhandle, located about three miles southwest of Valparaiso in Okaloosa County. The host unit at Eglin is the 96th Test Wing.

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This striking artwork honors the mission of HAF/A8XK, the Cyber Superiority Panel, headquartered at The Pentagon in Washington, D.C. As a key directorate under the Deputy Chief of Staff for Plans and Programs, HAF/A8XK is central to building the U.S. Air Force's capabilities for the future. This expert panel orchestrates the intricate Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution (PPBE) process for the Air Force's vast portfolio, including Cyber Superiority, Enterprise Information Technology (EIT), and vital warfighter communications. From defensive cyber operations and resilient network infrastructure to shaping the Program Objective Memorandum (POM), this team ensures the Air Force maintains a strategic advantage across the digital battlespace. By developing and advocating for these critical programs, they directly shape the future of the force and its ability to compete and win in an era of digital conflict.

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Twenty - Second Air Force (22 AF), headquartered at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia, is an Air Force reserve numbered air force that provides combat - ready airlift, special mission, and support units. It manages over 12,000 to 25,000 Reservists and operates C-130 aircraft, including the "Hurricane Hunter" unit.

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The 176th Air Defense Squadron (176 ADS) is part of the 176th Wing at Joint Base Elmendorf - Richardson, Alaska . Comprised of Air National Guardsmen and Royal Canadian Air Force members working 24/7/365, the 176th Air Defense Squadron ensures the Air Sovereignty and Homeland Defense of 1.3 million square miles of airspace around Alaska.

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The 70th Air Refueling Squadron (70th ARS) is an Air Force Reserve Squadron and part of the 349th Air Mobility Wing at Travis Air Force Base, California . It operates the KC-46A Pegasus supporting the United States Air Force’s world wide aerial refueling missions. The squadron’s motto is “Extending Excellence” and is known all over the world by their call sign of “Orca.” The 70th has been providing fully qualified aircrews for worldwide missions since 1942, and is able to stand up as a fully activated squadron with less than 72 hours of notice. The squadron supports the President, Department of Defense, and Coalition Forces during wartime, contingency, cargo, humanitarian, and aerial refueling operations. Travis is located one hour north of beautiful San Francisco, and only three hours west of scenic Lake Tahoe.

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The 60th Air Mobility Wing Safety Office at Travis Air Force Base plays a crucial role in safeguarding Air Mobility Command ’s largest base, known as the “Gateway to the Pacific.” With oversight of Occupational, Flight, and Weapons safety, the Safety Office ensures that Travis’s personnel and operations meet rigorous safety standards. Supporting the base’s unique role as the only three - airframe base in AMC, the team enhances the well - being of service members and protects mission assets. By prioritizing proactive and thorough safety practices, they contribute to mission readiness and operational excellence. Their work is essential to sustaining safe, effective operations both now and in the future.

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