35th Fighter Wing - Units

Units

The 35th Fighter Wing is a combat-ready F-16 wing composed of 4 groups, 2 fighter squadrons, 27 support squadrons and agencies, and more than 3,850 personnel. Host unit for 13,500-manned base supporting 35 associate units representing all four US military services and the Japan Air Self Defense Force (JASDF).

The Operations Group controls all flying and airfield operations. The Maintenance Group performs Aircraft and Aircraft support equipment maintenance. The Mission Support Group has a wide range of responsibilities but a few of its functions are Security, Civil Engineering, Communications, Personnel Management, Logistics, Services and Contracting support. The Maintenance Group provides aircraft and mission support equipment maintenance, while the Medical Group provides medical and dental care.

  • 35th Operations Group (Tail Code: WW)
    • 35th Operations Support Squadron
    • 13th Fighter Squadron (F-16CJ/DJ, Red tail stripe)
    • 14th Fighter Squadron (F-16CJ/DJ, Yellow tail stripe)
    • 610th Air Control Flight
  • 35th Maintenance Group
    • 35th Aircraft Maintenance Operations Squadron
    • 35th Maintenance Squadron
  • 35th Fighter Wing staff agencies
  • 35th Mission Support Group
    • 35th Mission Support Group
    • 35th Civil Engineer Squadron
    • 35th Contracting Squadron
    • 35th Communications Squadron
    • 35th Logistics Readiness Squadron
    • 35th Force Support Squadron
  • 35th Medical Group
    • 35th Medical Support Squadron
    • 35th Aerospace Medicine Squadron
    • 35th Dental Squadron
    • 35th Medical Operation Squadron

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