51st Fighter Wing - Units

Units

The 51st Fighter Wing is composed of four groups each with specific functions. The Operations Group controls all flying and airfield operations. The Maintenance Group performs maintenance of aircraft, ground equipment and aircraft components. The Mission Support Group has a wide range of responsibilities but a few of its functions are Security, Civil Engineering, Communications, Personnel Management, Logistics, Services and Contracting support. While the Medical Group provides medical and dental care

  • 51st Operations Group (Tail Code OS)
    • Operations Support Squadron (OSS)
    • 25th Fighter Squadron (25 FS) (OA-10)
    • 36th Fighter Squadron (36 FS) (Block 40 F-16C/D)
  • 51st Mission Support Group
    • Civil Engineer Squadron (CES)
    • Force Support Squadron (FSS)
    • Logistics Readiness Squadron (LRS)
    • Security Forces Squadron (SFS)
    • Communications Squadron (CS)
  • 51st Maintenance Group
    • Maintenance Operations Squadron (MOS)
    • Maintenance Squadron (MXS)
    • Aircraft Maintenance Squadron (AMXS)
    • Munitions Squadron (MUNS)
  • 51st Medical Group
    • Aerospace Medicine Squadron (AMDS)
    • Medical Support Squadron (MDSS)
    • Medical Operations Squadron (MDOS)
    • Dental Squadron (DS)
  • 51st Fighter Wing Staff Agencies
    • Inspector General (IG)
    • Comptroller (CPTS)
    • Safety (SE)
    • Chapel (HC)
    • Judge Advocate General (JAG)
    • Protocol (CCP)
    • Command Post (OC)
    • Public Affairs (PA)
    • Military Equal Opportunity (MEO)
    • Historian (HO)
    • Sexual Assault Prevention & Response (SARC)
    • Wing Plans (XP)
    • AFSO21 (CVO)
    • Information Protection (IP)

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