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OKLAHOMA CITY
AIR LOGISTICS CENTER
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The Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center is the leader in providing depot maintenance for the Air Force's most sophisticated weapon systems. The Center is the largest of three air logistics centers within the Air Force Materiel Command and the worldwide manager for a wide range of aircraft and missile engines and commodity items.
The Center also accomplishes aircraft modifications, repairs and program management on a variety of bombers, refuelers and reconnaissance aircraft including the E-3 AWACS, C/KC-135, KC-10, B-1, B-2 and B-52.
OC-ALC employs a highly skilled workforce of more than 16,000 civilians and military. The Center is headquartered out of historic Bldg. 3001, which covers 62 acres and stretches for seven tenths of a mile. OC-ALC is made of up three wings, several directorates and supporting Staff and Home Offices that work together to meet the Center's missions.
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Vision Statement
From acquisition to sustainment - seamless support to the warfighter.
Mission Statement
Execute Life Cycle Management to deliver war-winning aerospace capabilities . . . on time, on cost. |
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Mark T. Beierle, Col, USAF
Aerospace Sustainment Director
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The Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center Aerospace Sustainment Directorate organizes, directs and controls total life-cycle management of B-1, B-52, E-3, C/KC-135, contractor logistics aircraft (tanker, trainer, telemetry, airlift, command & control and U.S. Presidential aircraft) and 50 different types of turbine engines. For these weapon systems, he leads the development, modification, test, sustainment and worldwide support for USAF Active, Guard and Reserve Components, sister service and foreign partners. He also manages the readiness of the B-2, KC-46A, Air Traffic Control and Landing Systems, and the worldwide High Frequency Global Communications Network.
-- Combat Systems Sustainment (GKA) B-2 Aircraft Info
-- B-1 Sustainment Division (GKB) B-1B Aircraft Info
-- C/KC-135 Sustainment Division (GKC) KC-135 Aircraft
-- B-52 Sustainment Division (GKD) B-52 Aircraft Info
-- Propulsion Sustainment Division (GKG)
-- E-3 Sustainment Division (GKJ) E-3 Aircraft Info
-- CLS Sustainment Division (GKS)
C-20 Aircraft Info
C-21 Aircraft Info
C-32
C-37
C-40
E-4 Aircraft Info
E-9A Aircraft Info
VC-25 Aircraft Info
KC-10 Aircraft Info
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72nd Air Base Wing (ABW)
-- 72nd Medical Group (MDG)
-- 72nd Mission Support Group (MSG) |
VISION: "To be the AF's premier in-garrison and expeditionary combat service and support organization."
MISSION: "Provide unrivaled technical expertise, foster unsurpassed professionalism and display an energetic commitment to our nation's defense, our people and our families."
The 72nd Air Base Wing (72nd ABW) was activated at Tinker AFB, Oklahoma effective 1 October 1994. Its activation gave rebirth to the lineage and honors the history of a World War II combat organization that had earned Antisubmarine and American Theater campaign streamers. The unit was established as the 72nd Observation Group on 21 August 1941 and experienced several organizational changes until it was re-designated the 72nd Bombardment Wing, Heavy on 1 October 1955. The wing earned two Air Force Outstanding Unit Awards, flying RB-36, B-52 and KC-135 aircraft, before its inactivation on 30 June 1971 in Puerto Rico.
The diverse, multi-unit, multi-mission wing includes base services and support for the OC-ALC and associate organizations as well as dependents and retirees.
Its unofficial ancestry goes back to 1942 when the Eighth Station Component was the first unit responsible for the airfield. On 19 January 1943, the 497th Base Headquarters was activated and became operational on 15 January 1943. It was later reassigned to the 4136the Army Air Force Base Unit on 1 April 1944. The 2854th Air Base Wing was established on 1 August 1953 and inherited the functions of the base unit. It was re-designated the 2854th Air Base Group on 16 October 1964 and deactivated on 1 October 1992 with the activation of the 654th Support Group. A year later, on 1 October 1993, the Support Group became the 654th Air Base Group and was then deactivated on 1 October 1994.
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 76th Maintenance Wing (MXW)
- 76th AMXG/CC
- 76th CMXG/CC
- 76th PMXG/CC
- 76th SMXG/CL
- 76th MXSG/CL
The 76th Maintenance Wing is composed of more than 7,400 military and civilian professionals who perform maintenance, repair and overhaul for the Air Force's fleet of E-3, C/KC-135, B-52, B-1, C-130 and the Navy's E-6 aircraft, as well as a wide range of aircraft engines and component parts. Additionally, the wing develops software and operational flight programs for a myriad of aircraft, cruise missiles, test stations and support equipment.
The wing is comprised of five groups:
76th Aircraft Maintenance Group directs, manages and accomplishes organic depot-level maintenance, repair, modification, overhaul, functional check flights and reclamation of B-1, B-52, C/KC/EC-135, C-130, E-3 and E-6 aircraft. The group conducts depot support operations on a fleet of Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard, Navy and Foreign Military Sales aircraft, as well as expeditionary combat-logistics depot maintenance and
distribution support. The 76th AMXG is responsible for the welfare and training of more than 2,600 military and civilian personnel in 10 facilities.
The 76th Propulsion Maintenance Group is comprised of approximately 1,600 military and civilian personnel at the Air Force's sole depot engine maintenance facility. On a $1 billion budget, the 76th PMXG performs repair, modifications, test and reclamation of whole engines and engine managed items subject to repair on 14 different type, model and series engines. Sustaining a war ready supply of over 22,000 engines for the Air Force fleet of B-1, B-2, B-52, C/KC-135, E-3, E-8, F-15, F-16, F/A-22 and Navy E-6 aircraft. In addition, 76th PMXG is the TF33 and F101Centralized
Intermediate Repair Facility providing intermediate level engine maintenance in support of the B-1, B-52, E-3 and E-8 aircraft.
The 76th Commodities Maintenance Group delivers unparalleled support to the warfighter, producing one item every minute in support of Air Force, Army and Navy missions. 76 CMXG shoulders the critical responsibility of inspecting, repairing and testing 3500 types of end items and 400 different secondary structures for jet engines, aircraft and cruise missiles. 76 CMXG delivers engine components for fuel systems, oil systems, electronics systems and hydraulic systems, including main bearings, oil pumps, fuel pumps, main fuel controls, afterburner fuel controls, fuel nozzles and afterburner fuel nozzles, electrical cables, exciter boxes, generators and spark plugs. In addition, 76 CMXG repairs avionics, flight controls, cowlings, constant speed drives, hatches, refueling booms, nose cones, radomes, horizontal stabilizers and breathable oxygen systems in support of B- 1, B-52, E-3, E-6 and KC-135 weapon systems.
The 76th Software Maintenance Group is recognized as one of the premier software development and production organizations in the Air Force. Approximately 546 personnel provide expert software support for the B-1, B-2, B-52 and E-3 aircraft. In addition, the group provides software maintenance for all cruise missiles. In support of the depot mission and warfighter shops, the group provides software design and maintenance for all assigned engines and a variety of individual components and systems.
The 76th Maintenance Support Group manages and oversees the 76th Maintenance Wing industrial facilities and production equipment. Responsibilities include the integration and accomplishment of military construction and transformation efforts in support of the Wing's infrastructure. It enables 76th MXW production operations by providing facility and equipment engineering support, equipment installation, equipment maintenance and repair, precision measurement calibration, weapons systems engineering support, physical sciences laboratories services, environmental services and production hand tools.
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448th Supply Chain Management Wing (SCMW)
-- 448th SCMG
-- 638th SCMG
-- 748th SCMG
-- 848th SCMG
-- 948th SCMG
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| The 448th Supply Chain Management Wing is compised of five Supply Chain Management Groups: 448th SCMG, Contracting Group; 638th SCMG, Planing & Execution Group (Hill AFB, UT); 748th SCMG, Planning & Execution Group (Robins AFB, GA); 848th SCMG, Planning & Execution Group; 948th SCMG, Materiel Group) and Wing Staff Offices dedicated to Management Operations and Financial Management. All are part of the new Air Force Global Logistics Support Center (AFGLSC). |
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Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center 