Little - Keep Trees
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<strong>Little</strong> Rock AFB Units<br />
<strong>Little</strong> Rock AFB is the home of C-130 Combat<br />
Airlift. The 19th Airlift Wing is the host unit, which<br />
reports to the Air Mobility Command. There are<br />
three major partner units located here: the 314th Airlift<br />
Wing, which reports to Air Education and Training<br />
Command; the 189th Airlift Wing of the Arkansas Air<br />
National Guard, which also reports to AETC; and 22nd<br />
Air Force/Detachment 1 reports to the Air Force<br />
Reserve Command. Additionally, the 29th Weapons<br />
Squadron reports to Air Combat Command, the 96th<br />
Aerial Port Squadron reports to Air Force Reserve<br />
Command, and the 123rd Intelligence Squadron and<br />
the 154th Weather Flight are geographically separate<br />
units of the Arkansas Air National Guard.<br />
19th Airlift Wing<br />
Who We Are<br />
The 19th Airlift Wing provides the Department of<br />
Defense the largest C-130 fleet in the world. The wing is<br />
part of AMC and reports directly to 18th Air Force at Scott<br />
Air Force Base, Ill. As part of AMC’s Global Reach<br />
capability, the wing’s responsibilities include supplying<br />
humanitarian airlift relief to victims of disasters and flying<br />
supplies and troops into the heart of hostile areas.<br />
The C-130 Hercules primarily performs the tactical<br />
airlift mission. The aircraft operates from rough dirt strips<br />
and transports troops and equipment for drops into<br />
hostile areas. The C-130 serves under AMC, ACC and<br />
Special Operations Command as well as U.S. Air Forces<br />
in Europe, Pacific Air Forces, Air National Guard and the<br />
Air Force Reserve Command. <strong>Little</strong> Rock AFB is home to<br />
more than 90 C-130 E, H and J models.<br />
The 19th Airlift Wing<br />
Black Knight, “Rodney,” is the<br />
mascot for the Wing and is<br />
deeply embedded in the 19th<br />
AW’s history and operations.<br />
(U.S. Air Force photo by<br />
Senior Airman Ethan Morgan)<br />
The wing’s mission statement is to deploy<br />
combat-ready airlifters, support AETC C-130 training<br />
missions and execute combat airlift.<br />
Vision:<br />
Unrivaled C-130 Combat Airlift for America … Always.<br />
Mission:<br />
Employ the World's Best C-130 Combat Airlifters.<br />
LITTLE ROCK 2013 AFB GUIDE <strong>Little</strong> Rock Air Force Base Units 17