20th Fighter Wing - Units

Units

The 20th 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

20th Operations Group (20 OG)

  • 55th Fighter Squadron (55 FS)
  • 77th Fighter Squadron (77 FS)
  • 79th Fighter Squadron (79 FS)
  • 20th Operations Support Squadron (20 OSS)

20th Maintenance Group (20 MXG)

  • 20th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron (20 AMXS)
  • 20th Component Maintenance Squadron (20 CMS)
  • 20th Equipment Maintenance Squadron (20 EMS)
  • 20th Maintenance Operations Squadron (20 MOS)

20th Mission Support Group (20 MSG)

  • 20th Contracting Squadron (20 CONS)
  • 20th Security Forces Squadron (20 SFS)
  • 20th Services Squadron (20 SVS)
  • 20th Logistics Readiness Squadron (20 LRS)
  • 20th Mission Support Squadron (20 MSS)
  • 20th Communications Squadron (20 CS)
  • 20th Civil Engineering Squadron (20 CES)

20th Medical Group (20 MDG)

  • 20th Medical Operations Squadron (20 MDOS)
  • 20th Aeromedical Squadron (20 AMDS)
  • 20th Dental Squadron (20 DS) "Putting the Bite in the Fight!"
  • 20th Medical Support Squadron (20 MDSS)

Additionally, the 20th Comptroller Squadron (20 CPTS) reports directly to the wing commander.

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