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The clinic’s services include primary care, internal<br />

medicine, pediatrics, women’s health, general surgery,<br />

orthopedics, physical therapy, life skills, chiropractics<br />

(active duty only), and other limited specialty services.<br />

Its staff of nearly 200 people also delivers more than<br />

125,000 outpatient visits per year.<br />

355TH AEROSPACE MEDICINE SQUADRON<br />

The 355th Aerospace Medicine Squadron provides<br />

vital health services to foster a fit fighting force for the<br />

355th Fighter Wing and tenant organizations. Promotes<br />

preventive medicine programs to maintain maximum<br />

<strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong> readiness, and<br />

monitors the environment<br />

and occupational work areas<br />

for hazards while supporting<br />

worldwide contingency<br />

operations.<br />

355TH DENTAL SQUADRON<br />

The 355th Dental Squadron<br />

provides high-quality dental<br />

care to ensure the dental<br />

readiness of a fit force, ready<br />

to deploy and operate in any<br />

location, at any time.<br />

355TH MEDICAL<br />

SUPPORT SQUADRON<br />

The 355th Medical Support Squadron plans and<br />

directs $23.5 million in resource acquisition and health<br />

services delivery (158,186 outpatient visits). They provide<br />

group logistical and support activities for four operational<br />

squadrons with more than 400 members. The MDSS<br />

also manages medical group financial and manpower<br />

programs, facilities, logistics, administrative support,<br />

information systems, managed care, ancillary services, staff<br />

education and training, and readiness. They maintain a<br />

239,000-square foot facility, medical dormitory, vehicle fleet,<br />

group safety program, and equipment repair/maintenance.<br />

ASSOCIATE UNITS<br />

TWELFTH AIR FORCE (AIR FORCES SOUTHERN)<br />

HEADQUARTERS<br />

Headquarters Twelfth <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong> is responsible for the<br />

combat readiness of 10 active-duty wings and one direct<br />

reporting unit. These subordinate commands operate more<br />

than 520 combat aircraft with more than 42,000<br />

uniformed and civilian <strong>Air</strong>men. The unit is also responsible<br />

for the operational readiness of 13 Twelfth <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong>-gained<br />

wings and other units of the <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong> Reserve and <strong>Air</strong><br />

National Guard. These units include more than 220 aircraft<br />

and 18,900 Total <strong>Force</strong> <strong>Air</strong>men.<br />

Twelfth <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong> also serves as the air and space<br />

component to U.S. Southern Command, the Unified<br />

Command responsible for operations and military<br />

personnel in Central America, South America and the<br />

Caribbean. In this role, Twelfth <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong> is referred to<br />

as <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong>s Southern, or AFSOUTH, and its mission is<br />

to plan for the employment of air and space forces and<br />

to conduct command and control for the operation of<br />

all air and space forces provided to USSOUTHCOM. This<br />

responsibility includes significant involvement in battling<br />

narco-terrorism, leading humanitarian relief operations,<br />

participating in numerous training deployments and<br />

supporting USSOUTHCOM’s theater security cooperation<br />

initiatives. AFSOUTH also exercises staff oversight,<br />

coordination and supervision of all U.S. <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong> assets<br />

deployed to the USSOUTHCOM area of responsibility.<br />

Twelfth <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong> is also responsible for the Combined<br />

<strong>Air</strong> and Space Operations Center at <strong>Davis</strong>-<strong>Monthan</strong> AFB.<br />

The General James H. Doolittle CAOC provides the Joint<br />

<strong>Force</strong>s <strong>Air</strong> Component Commander the ability to design<br />

and execute an air campaign. The CAOC team is focused<br />

on the USSOUTHCOM area of responsibility; tasked to<br />

build and execute daily <strong>Air</strong> Tasking Orders and <strong>Air</strong>space<br />

Control Orders, coordinate all logistics and service support<br />

to deployed air forces, establish and maintain essential<br />

communications links with air forces, and provide<br />

continuous intelligence and assessments to commanders.<br />

563RD RESCUE GROUP (23RD WING, ACC)<br />

The 563rd RQG directs Western U.S. flying operations<br />

dedicated to CSAR for the 23 WG. It is responsible<br />

for training, readiness and maintenance coordination<br />

of one HC-130P squadron, two HH-60G squadrons,<br />

two pararescue/combat rescue officer squadrons, and<br />

one operational support squadron operating from two<br />

geographically separated operating locations. The<br />

group also deploys worldwide in support of Secretary of<br />

Defense taskings.<br />

563RD OPERATIONS SUPPORT SQUADRON<br />

The 563rd OSS supports all aspects of training<br />

and employment of the 563rd Rescue Group's five<br />

<strong>2012</strong> <strong>Base</strong> Guide and Telephone Directory <strong>Davis</strong>-<strong>Monthan</strong> <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong> <strong>Base</strong><br />

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Mission

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