Organization
- Assistant Administrator TSA Office of Law Enforcement (OLE)/Director of FAMS: Robert S. Bray
- Deputy Assistant Administrator TSA OLE/Deputy Director of FAMS
- Assistant Director, Office of Field Operations
- Deputy Assistant Director, Eastern Region (11 Field Offices)
- Deputy Assistant Director, Western Region (10 Field Offices)
- Assistant Director, Office of Flight Operations
- Transportation Security Operations Center
- Systems Operations Control Division/FAMS Mission Operations Center
- Investigations Division
- Liaison Division
- Flight Programs Division
- Emergency Preparedness Division
- Assistant Director, Office of Training & Workforce Planning
- Training Management Division
- Federal Air Marshal Training Center (New Jersey & New Mexico)
- Assistant Director, Office of Security Services & Assessments
- Office of Security
- Office of the National Explosives Detection Canine Team Program
- Security Assessments Division
- Explosives Division
- Assistant Director, Office of Administration & Technical Services
- Management & Organization Division
- Management Operations Division
- Policy and Procedures Division
- Infrastructure Support & Development Division
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