Readiness starts long before an emergency begins.
Travis Air Force Base SERE recently conducted water survival training alongside California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, equipping Airmen with essential survival techniques in open-water emergency situations.
Seizing on interagency training opportunities like these ensure that our competitive edge remains sharp.
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Members from the 621st Contingency Response Squadron participate in Exercise Storm Flag 26-07 🏴☠️
Storm Flag 26-07 put the Contingency Response teams squarely in their element: operating in dispersed, contested environments to ensure the rapid flow of personnel and equipment, setting the stage to enable our partners.
Exercises like this are the CRW’s bread and butter, showcasing their ability to respond quickly and decisively to emerging operational needs, and reinforcing the Air Force’s commitment to agile, scalable airpower.
📸 by 1st Lt. Jessica McLaughlin
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Keeping our teammates ready requires precision, adaptability and partnership.
During Battalion Mass Tactical Week 26-03 at Pope Army Airfield, Airmen from the 43rd Operations Support Squadron and 43rd Air Mobility Squadron partnered with the Royal Canadian Air Force and the 82nd Airborne Division to execute more than 2,000 qualifying jumps in five days. In order to deliver synchronized airlift, maintenance and operations to ensure they remained ready to deploy anytime, anywhere.
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Airmen from the 317th Airlift Wing were recently awarded the Philippine Military Merit Medal during Exercise Balikatan 2026.
Through exceptional performance and discipline during the exercise, their efforts enabled the first-ever C-130J landing and HIMARS rapid insertion onto Itbayat Island, expanding Joint Force maneuver options and strengthening interoperability.
Read more: https://bit.ly/432ekhg
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Readiness through action.
Mission Ready Airmen from the 92nd Air Refueling Wing recently completed Iron Ascent, a rigorous three day course full of hands-on tactical training.
From defending positions to navigating ambushes across 50 acres of rugged terrain—these Airmen are sharpening the skills needed to flawlessly operate and overcome any obstacle.
Read more: https://bit.ly/4uCjQ6f
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Ready anywhere, anytime.
The Global Air Mobility Support System is the network behind AMC’s ability to sustaining the Joint Force, Allies and partners across the globe. These Airmen deliver the rapid, flexible options needed to move personnel, supplies, and equipment—wherever the mission demands.
Mission-ready mobility in action.
The 317th Airlift Wing and 25th Infantry Division Artillery trained together to load a Humvee with an attached howitzer onto a C-130J in support of Exercise Balikatan 2026. Our Airmen also conducted a specialized fueling operation delivering critical support to U.S. Marines in coordination with the Armed Forces of the Philippines.
From day one, they’ve been sharpening tactics and readiness alongside our Allies and partners in order to overcome any obstacle.
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From flight line to global impact.
The 305th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron powered 2,374 C-17 sorties, moving thousands of passengers and more than 15,000 tons of cargo—earning the 2025 Air Mobility Command Maintenance Effectiveness Award, Category 1 Small Aircraft Maintenance.
Driven by innovation and precision, they operate 24/7 to deliver unrivaled global reach.
Read more: https://bit.ly/4tLOl9I
Calm, coordinated and ready.
Five Airmen attending Noncommissioned Officer Academy at Kadena Air Base turned training into lifesaving action when a man collapsed and suffered a severe head injury in Okinawa, Japan. Drawing on Tactical Combat Casualty Care training, these Airmen moved with speed and precision to provide lifesaving care at a moment’s notice.
Read more: https://bit.ly/4dokAG4
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Readiness, one lift at a time.
Airmen from the 621st Contingency Response Group Helicopter Support Team recently conducted sling load training with a U.S. Marine Corps CH-53E Super Stallion assigned to Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 772 at Coyle Field, New Jersey.
This training sharpens the speed, precision, and interoperability to support the Joint Force worldwide.
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From runway to relief.
Working alongside FEMA and local partners, our Airmen from the 734th Air Mobility Squadron have been supporting those impacted by Typhoon Sinlaku across Guam and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands by delivering critical supplies to those in need.
Interoperability in the air starts with collaboration on the ground.
Lt. Gen. Rebecca Sonkiss recently highlighted the importance of global interoperability and innovation in aerial refueling during the Aerial Refueling Systems Advisory Group (ARSAG) International conference.
Bringing together military and industry partners from over 20 nations, ARSAG serves as a critical forum to advance capabilities, share lessons learned, and strengthen joint standardization across the force. Through collaboration with Allies and partners, AMC continues to strengthen the safety, effectiveness, and global reach of aerial refueling operations.
