Air Combat Command - Wings and Groups

Wings and Groups

As of 2012 Air Combat Command consisted of the following units:

  • United States Air Force Warfare Center (USAFWC)
HQ: Nellis AFB, Nevada
53d Wing, Eglin AFB Florida
57th Wing, Nellis AFB Nevada
98th Range Wing, Nellis AFB Nevada
99th Air Base Wing, Nellis AFB Nevada
505th Command and Control Wing, Hurlburt Field, Florida
  • First Air Force (AFNORTH) (Air National Guard)
HQ: Tyndall AFB, Florida
Eastern Air Defense Sector, Rome, New York
Western Air Defense Sector, McChord AFB Washington
701st Air Defense Squadron, Tyndall AFB Florida
702d Computer Systems Squadron, Tyndall AFB Florida
722d Air Control Squadron, North Bay (CFB North Bay), Canada
  • Ninth Air Force (AFCENT)
HQ: Shaw AFB, South Carolina
1st Fighter Wing (F-22A), Langley AFB Virginia
4th Fighter Wing (F-15E), Seymour Johnson AFB North Carolina
20th Fighter Wing (F-16C), Shaw AFB South Carolina
23d Wing (HH-60, HC-130P, A/OA-10), Moody AFB Georgia
93d Air Ground Operations Wing, Moody AFB, Georgia
325th Fighter Wing (F-22A), Tyndall AFB Florida
461st Air Control Wing, Robins AFB Georgia
633d Air Base Wing, Langley AFB Virginia
  • Twelfth Air Force (AFSOUTH)
HQ: Davis-Monthan AFB, Arizona
7th Bomb Wing (B-1B), Dyess AFB Texas
28th Bomb Wing (B-1B), Ellsworth AFB South Dakota
49th Wing (F-22A, MQ-9), Holloman AFB New Mexico
355th Fighter Wing (A/OA-10), Davis-Monthan AFB Arizona
366th Fighter Wing (F-15E), Mountain Home AFB Idaho
388th Fighter Wing (F-16C), Hill AFB Utah
432d Wing (MQ-1, MQ-9), Creech AFB, Nevada

Note: On October 6, 2008, it was announced that the Eighth Air Force would become part of the new Air Force Global Strike Command.

In addition, units from Air Force Reserve Command Tenth Air Force and numerous state Air National Guard units are allocated to Air Combat Command when activated to federal service.

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