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20 Base Units 19th Operations Group The 19th Operations Group’s mission is to provide and sustain combatant commands with precise and responsive theater combat aerial delivery. The group trains and develops Airmen to lead the Air Force and innovates and shapes future combat aerial delivery options. The 19th Operations Group is composed of four flying squadrons at <strong>Little</strong> Rock AFB — the 41st, 50th, 53rd and 61st — and three geographically separated flying squadrons — the 30th, Cheyenne, Wyo.; 345th Airlift Squadron, Keesler AFB, Miss.; and the 52nd, Colorado Springs, Colo. The 41st is the Air Force’s first active-duty combat-ready C-130J squadron and the 30th is the first active-duty/Guard combined squadron. These squadrons are operational and deploy throughout the world. Units 30th Airlift Squadron (F.E. Warren Air Force Base) 41st Airlift Squadron 50th Airlift Squadron 52nd Airlift Squadron (Peterson Air Force Base) 53rd Airlift Squadron 61st Airlift Squadron 345th Airlift Squadron (Keesler Air Force Base) 34th Combat Training Squadron 19th Operations Support Squadron 19th Mission Support Group The 19th Mission Support Group’s vision statement is: “A dedicated, combat-ready mission support team committed to excellence now and in the future.” Combat support, anytime, anywhere. Every base is like a city. The 19th Mission Support Group ties together supply, transportation, contracting, aerial port, security forces, services, personnel support, communications and civil engineer functions, providing the infrastructure that keeps this 6,128-acre “city” operating. Units 19th Civil Engineer Squadron 19th Communications Squadron 19th Contracting Squadron 19th Force Support Squadron 19th Logistics Readiness Squadron 19th Security Forces Squadron (U.S. Air Force photo) LITTLE ROCK 2013 AFB GUIDE
19th Maintenance Group The 19th Maintenance Group is the world’s largest C-130 unit composed of 1,850 personnel employing 52 C-130 E, H1, H3 and J aircraft in a variety of global airlift missions and back-shop support for 33 Air Education and Training Command C-130 H2 and J aircraft. The group provides war fighting combatant commanders with combat aerial delivery of personnel, equipment and supplies, along with short-notice global aeromedical evacuation capability. Composed of four diverse maintenance squadrons, the group executes an annual budget of nearly $2 million, including a 29,000 flying-hour program. Units: 19th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron 19th Component Maintenance Squadron 19th Equipment Maintenance Squadron 19th Maintenance Operations Squadron 19th Medical Group The 19th Medical Group offers family practice, pediatrics and flight medicine clinics that will provide the bulk of your care. They also have women’s health, physical therapy, optometry, mental health, and dental clinics along with a full array of diagnostic services and prevention programs. For specialty medical services not provided in the facility, they have partnered with many of the best doctors and hospitals in the area. They are fortunate to have an outstanding civilian healthcare network and enjoy unparalleled community support. Together, they offer a full spectrum of health care. There is no emergency room — for emergency medical care any time of day, dial 911 (on or off base). Units: 19th Medical Operations Squadron 19th Medical Support Squadron 19th Aerospace Medicine Squadron LITTLE ROCK 2013 AFB GUIDE Base Units 21
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