60th Air Mobility Wing - Units

Units

60th Operations Group (60 OG)

  • 6th Air Refueling Squadron (6 ARS)
  • 9th Air Refueling Squadron (9 ARS)
  • 21st Airlift Squadron (21 AS)
  • 22d Airlift Squadron (22 AS)
  • 60th Operations Support Squadron (60 OSS)

60th Maintenance Group (60 MXG)

  • 60th Component Maintenance Squadron (60 CMS)- inactivated 1 July 2008
  • 60th Equipment Maintenance Squadron (60 EMS)- inactivated 1 July 2008
  • 60th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron (60 AMXS)
  • 60th Maintenance Operations Squadron (60 MOS)
  • 60th Maintenance Squadron (60 MXS)- activated 1 July 2008 from the 60 CMS & 60 EMS
  • 660th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron (660 AMXS)
  • 860th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron (860 AMXS)
  • 60th Aerial Port Squadron (60 APS)

60th Mission Support Group (60 MSG)

  • 60th Civil Engineering Squadron (60 CES)
  • 60th Communications Squadron (60 CS)
  • 60th Contracting Squadron (60 CONS)
  • 60th Force Support Squadron (60 FSS)- activated 1 July 2008 from the 60 MSS & 60 SVS
  • 60th Logistics Readiness Squadron (60 LRS)
  • 60th Mission Support Squadron (60 MSS)- inactivated 1 July 2008
  • 60th Security Forces Squadron (60 SFS)
  • 60th Services Squadron (60 SVS)- inactivated 1 July 2008

60th Medical Group (60 MDG)

  • 60th Aerospace Medical Squadron (60 AMDS)
  • 60th Dental Squadron (60 DS)
  • 60th Inpatient Operations Squadron (60 IPTS)
  • 60th Medical Operations Squadron (60 MDOS)
  • 60th Medical Support Squadron (60 MDOS)
  • 60th Medical Diagnostics and Therapeutics Squadron (60 MDTS)
  • 60th Medical Surgical Operations Squadron (60 MSGS)

Additionally, the 60th Comptroller Squadron (60 CPTS) reports directly to the wing staff.

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