Air Mobility Command

Leveling up! ???? Airmen spent five days conducting intense training for Air Force Combative Program Basic Instructor Course at Travis AFB. At the end of training, 11 Airmen completed their certification process to become AFCP basic instructors! The future of Air Force combat is strong! ?? by Kenneth Abbate

Grounded aircraft? Not on their watch! ?? In Arctic conditions, Tech. Sgt. Tyler Nelson led 18 maintainers through a night-long repair, keeping the 40th Airlift Squadron’s C-130Js flying during Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Center 25-02. See how his teamwork and LEAD training kept the mission on track! ???? ?? by Airman 1st Class Jade M. Caldwell https://bit.ly/41LXwdq

Mobility: tested and proven! ??→?? The Air Mobility Team Rodeo, hosted annually by the 515th Air Mobility Operations Wing, pushed Airmen to perfect their skills in aircraft maintenance, aerial port operations, and command & control—so when it counts, they're ready to deliver!

Congratulations to 305th Air Mobility Wing Tech. Sgt. Christopher Cochran! The Radar Approach Control Operator was recently honored and recognized for his bravery and heroism during a missile attack on a recent overseas deployment. Sergeant Cochran, in the heat of combat and with missiles overhead, safely guided all the aircraft he was responsible for to safe landings. Read all about Cochran's story and award at the link below: https://bit.ly/3Fi3z21

Rapid Global Mobility at a moment’s notice! Over 5,700 flight hours and three rigorous exercises supported in the past year alone, the 7th Airlift Squadron continues to execute world-class airlift operations day-in and day-out. ?? by Airman 1st Class Benjamin Riddle

Fueling and sustaining Global Power Projection ?? Gen. Lamontagne joined Lt. Gen. Healy for a panel discussion on fueling and sustaining Global Power Projection at the Air & Space Forces Association Warfare Symposium, March 5, 2025. During the panel, Lamontagne spoke on AMC’s ability to prioritize and manage a wide variety of requirements while providing credible air mobility capability and capacity as the backbone of Joint Force maneuver. ?? by Staff Sgt. Adam Shanks U.S. Air Force Reserve

Together at speed and at scale! Airmen from the 60th Air Mobility Wing recently supported the 621st Contingency Response Wing enabling these highly specialized Airmen. The 621st CRW rapidly establish airbases, coordinate air mobility operations, enhance joint interoperability, and advise partner nations. Our unrelenting determination and specialized training is how we ensure mission success, every time. ?? by Kenneth Abbate

A cornerstone of Rapid Global Mobility Gen. Lamontagne and Chief Master Sgt. Newman recently visited Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst to connect with our dedicated service members, recognize top performers, and highlight the base’s pivotal role in ensuring global mobility and readiness. With a focus on innovation, collaboration, and excellence, JB MDL and its personnel continue to deliver unrivaled maneuverability, air refueling and joint force readiness. Read more: https://bit.ly/4bp4Dgp ?? by Capt. Braxton Williams and Staff Sgt. Austin Knox

Building the next generation of warfighters ?? Airmen just wrapped up an intense weeklong course at Joint Base Charleston, honing critical survival skills and becoming an adaptable & lethal force ready to face any challenge. This immersive battlefield, assessment, and tactical training environment is designed to build a resilient warrior mindset and equips the next generation of warfighters with essential skills like: - Weapon Familiarization - Land Navigation - Search & Recovery - Camouflage, Cover & Decoy Deployment - Combatives - Field Training Exercises - Tactical Combat Casualty Care ?? by Airman 1st Class Nahaku Takahashi Read more: https://bit.ly/4btMGNy

High intensity synchronization Air Mobility Command partnered with multiple Air Force major commands, U.S. sister services, U.K., Canada and Australia during Air Force Warfare Center’s Exercise Bamboo Eagle 25-1, held Feb. 8-15, 2025. Designed to refine mission-focused training, BE 25-1 ensured our units remained prepared for complex, large-scale military operations. Synchronizing rapid global mobility operations across multiple theaters, this exercise showcased the power of international collaboration. As AMC builds upon the successes of Bamboo Eagle and applying lessons learned to Mobility Guardian in support of Department-level large-scale global exercises in summer 2025, this only reinforces the close cooperation essential to maintaining peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific. ?? by 2nd Lt. Alexis Kula, Staff Sgt. Malissa Lott, Airman 1st Class Monique Stober and Airman 1st Class Benjamin Riddle Read more: https://bit.ly/3QHQXDC United States Air Force I Royal Australian Air Force I Royal Air Force (RAF) I Royal Canadian Air Force | Aviation royale canadienne