United States Air Force ReserveI n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e

Twenty-Second Air Force Mission Briefing

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Maj Gen Craig L. La FaveCommander, 22nd Air Force

Command Mission & Vision

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Mission

Provide mission-ready Airmen

Vision

Reserve Citizen Airmen who are trained and ready to answer our Nation’s call

“Second to none!”

Air Force Reserve Command

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~70,000 Total Airmen

Strategic Reach

Power & Vigilance

Tactical ReachSpecial Missions

~12,100 Airmen

Command Team

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22nd Air Force Command Team

Maj Gen Craig La Fave22 AF Commander

Brig Gen Steven Parker22 AF Vice Commander

CMSgt Imelda Johnson22 AF Command Chief

22 AF Locations

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More than 12,000 people in over 30 U.S. Locations

14 subordinate units 7 Unit-Equipped Wings 4 Groups:

Civil Engineer Flight Test Pilot & Basic Training Airlift

64 Aircraft: C-130H, WC-130J, C-130J, C-40C

Advanced Tactics Training Unit 2 Reserve Support Squadrons

Minnesota934 AWColorado

302 AW

MissouriAATTC

Illinois 932 AW954 RSS Texas

340 FTG

Mississippi403 WG

Arkansas 913 AG

GeorgiaHQ 22 AF94 AW413 FTG622 CEG

Ohio910 AW

Alabama908 AW

Virginia 953 RSS

22 AF Core Missions

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TACTICAL AIRLIFT

AEROMEDICAL EVACUATION

Tactical Airlift

C-130H Hercules & C-130J Super Hercules

Inter and intra-theater airlift

Cargo and personnel airdrop

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Aeromedical Evacuation Patient movement via mobility aircraft

Inflight medical care

Ground patient staging platforms

70% of Air Force AE capability resides in the Air Reserve Component

22 AF AE units comprise one-third of the AFRC capability

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DoD Special Missions

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MODULAR AIRBORNE FIREFIGHTING SYSTEM – MAFFS II

WEATHER RECONNAISANCE –HURRICANE HUNTERS

AERIAL SPRAY

302nd Airlift Wing

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MAFFS IICO

Modified C-130H3 aircraft at Peterson AFB, CO

Modular Airborne Firefighting System Direct support to U.S. Forest Service Carries 3,000 gallons of retardant Discharge: 5 seconds / Reload: 12

minutes 25% of DoD MAFFS capability

403rd Wing

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53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron at Keesler AFB, MS

WC-130Js equipped with meteorological data-gathering instruments

100% of DoD Weather Reconnaissancecapability

MS HURRICANE HUNTERS

910th Airlift Wing

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AERIALSPRAY

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Modified C-130H2 aircraft Mission supports FEMA Responds to public health

emergencies and oil spills—Hurricane Irma, Deep Water Horizon

Sprays for mosquitoes, moths, weed control on bombing ranges

100% of DoD fixed-wing Aerial Spray capability

22 AF Unique Missions

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DV AIRLIFT

PILOT & BASIC TRAINING

FLIGHT TEST

CIVIL ENGINEER

JOINT PLANNING

TACTICS & TRAINING

932nd Airlift Wing

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932nd Airlift Wing at Scott AFB, IL

Four C-40C Aircraft (Boeing 737)

Safe and reliable airlift for distinguished visitors and their staff

Worldwide medical services to the warfighter – frontline to CONUS fixed medical treatment facilities

340th Flying Training Group

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Undergraduate Pilot Training U.S. Air Force Academy

Airmanship Programs Basic Military Training

413th Flight Test Group

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Functional Check Flight Acceptance Check Flight Operational Test

622d Civil Engineer Group

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555 RHSNellis AFB

560 RHSJB Charleston

556 RHSHurlburt Field

Dobbins ARB622 CEG 622 CEF

922 CEFMarch ARB

567 RHSSeymour Johnson AFB

822 CEFNAS JRB Carswell

Grissom ARBContingency Equipment

Management Facility

RED HORSE S-Teams Humanitarian Assistance

Reserve Support Squadrons

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953 RSS – Norfolk Naval Air Station, VA 954 RSS – Scott Air Force Base, IL

Joint Planners Supports U.S. TRANSCOM Deployable Total Force

Integration Capability

Joint Capability Teams Rapid JTF Establishment Bridges Joint Operational

Requirements

Advanced Airlift Tactics Training Center

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Adversary tactics analysis MAF tactics development Electronic warfare development Test support for AMC Test and

ANG/AFR Test Center

Training Locations

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“Second to None!”

United States Air Force ReserveI n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e

Twenty-Second Air Force Mission Briefing

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Maj Gen Craig L. La FaveCommander, 22nd Air Force