Sentences with phrase «air mobility command»
Served as Detachment 8 Lead Aerospace Maintenance Instructor supporting Air Mobility Command's KC - 135R / T aircraft.
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Managed and supervised 18 support personnel in 8 diverse career fields ensuring mission effectiveness on KC - 135 and other Air Mobility Command designated aircraft
Spearheaded Air Mobility Command Compliance Inspection, which includes areas in training, safety, regulation compliance and mission support.
Created Operational Capability statement for 16 Air Mobility Command.
• Achieved zero discrepancies and rating of «Outstanding» during the Air Mobility Command Compliance Inspection.
Assisted Air Mobility Command evaluation of deployment equipment serviceability.
Everhart, of Air Mobility Command, said he thinks once testing is complete and the aircraft start getting on the ramp, «they're going to clear out pretty quick» to the appropriate bases.»
Air Force Gen. Carlton Everhart, chief of Air Mobility Command, told Air Force Times that once testing is finished and the new tankers start to be delivered, he expects «they're going to clear out pretty quick» to Air Force bases.
Air Mobility Command also intends to improve its current active fleet of airlifters, «upgrading the avionics to improve communications, navigation and surveillance / air traffic management compliance as well as adding new safety equipment and installing a new autopilot system,» according to an Air Force release.
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Air Vice-Marshal Emmanuel Agwungwu, Air Officer Commanding, Bayelsa Mobility Command, NAF, also commended the Governor for creating an enabling environment for their operation in the state.
In addition to the 6th Air Mobility Wing, which is «host wing» for the base, MacDill is also home to Headquarters, United States Central Command (USCENTCOM), Headquarters, United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM), the 927th Air Refueling Wing, Headquarters, United States Marine Forces Central Command (USMARCENT), Headquarters, United States Special Operations Command Central (USSOCCENT), and numerous other military activities of the active and reserve components of the armed forces.