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Major General Richard W. ScobeeCommander, Tenth Air Force

Who is Tenth Air Force

• Restructured - 10th AF focus: COMBAT READINESS– Smaller 10th AF staff = 64 versus 190+– Many functions skip echelon to AFRC– Pay-It-Forward Concept

• Integrated with seven of nine lead MAJCOMs• Continued expansion in emerging missions

– Intelligence/Space/Cyberspace/Special Ops– Command and Control (Direct-COCOM Support)– Fifth generation aircraft (F-22, F-35)

• Continue to Broaden TFE

Tenth Air Force – Where We Are Going

10th AF will remain the most diverse NAF in USAF

Air Force Priorities & Mission

Taking care of people Balancing today’s readiness with tomorrow’s modernization Making every dollar count

FLY, FIGHT AND WIN...IN AIR, SPACE AND CYBERSPACE

Air Force Reserve Priorities & Mission

Build the future force we need Recapitalize and modernize Develop the Team

Provide Combat-Ready Forces to Fly, Fight and Win

To organize, train and equip

prepared to fly, fight and win in air, space and cyberspace

Mission-Ready Tenth Air Force Citizen Airmen

Tenth Air Force Mission

Tenth Air Force Vision

Tenth Air Force will be the premier providerof affordable, integrated, flexible,and mission-ready Citizen Airmen

to execute power and vigilance missionsin support of U.S. National Security

Tenth Air Force Leadership

Major General

Richard W. Scobee10 AF Commander

Chief Master Sergeant

Thomas J. Brandhuber10 AF Command Chief Master Sergeant

Colonel

Bryan P. Radliff10 AF Vice Commander

Tenth Air Force Organization

• Air Refueling• Strategic Airlift

• Fighters• Bombers• Special Ops• Combat Search &

Rescue• Space• CAF, Space Training

• Tactical Airlift• ECS• Flight Test• Pilot Training

AFRC HQRobins AFB, GA

4th Air ForceMarch ARB, CA

22nd Air ForceDobbins ARB, GA

10th Air ForceNAS Fort Worth JRB, TX

• RPA• Command and

Control• Flight Test (AATC)• Combat Support• Cyber Operations• ISR, AFFOR and AOC

Tenth Air Force Wing Locations

301 FW

940 WG

926 WG

419 FW

310 SW442 FW

307 BW

944 FW

919 SOW920 RQW

482 FW

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Tenth Air Force Group Locations

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513 ACG(Direct Report)

477 FG(Direct Report)

943 RQG(920 RQW)

924 FG(944 FW)

960 CYOG(Direct Report)

44 FG(301 FW)

476 FG(442 FW)

414 FG(944 FW)

655 ISRG(Direct Report)

Tenth Air Force Independent and Fighter Group Locations

610 CACS(Direct Rpt Sq)

AATC(ANG Wing)

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“These are the groups Geographically separated from their host wing.”

• Maximizing resources to provide dominant combat capability in a fiscally constrained environment

– Classic Associate• Active Duty maintains mission equipment for both Active and Reserve

component forces– Active Associate

• Reserve maintains mission equipment for both Reserve and Active component forces

Total Force Integration/Enterprise (TFI/TFE)

• Classic– Active component Airmen enjoy great access to highly experienced

AFRC Airmen/instructors– Reserve component leverages existing host unit processes and

infrastructure (minimizing duplication)– Affords AFRC Airmen abundant job opportunities (mission/location)

• Active– Active component Airmen enjoy great access to highly experienced

AFRC Airmen/instructors– Combat airpower at reduced cost– Stability provides unsurpassed unit continuity/experience– Increased agility to upgrade/modify equipment

TFE Advantages

Tenth Air ForceUnit Break-Out

301st Fighter WingNAS Fort Worth JRB, TX

10 AF Aircraft Mission Manpower Billets Local Economic Impact

F-16C Combat 1900 $152 million/year

POST 9/11 COMBAT OPERATIONS

• Operation Noble Eagle• Operation Southern Watch• Operation Enduring Freedom• Operation Iraqi Freedom

2001 - present2001, 20032001, 20132005, 2007, 20092010

Stand Alone Active Classic

MISSION STATEMENT44 FG

301 FW

TRAIN AND DEPLOY COMBAT READY AIRMEN!

Fly, Fight, and Win…in Air, Space, and Cyberspace

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Mission Light multirole fighter providing day/night all-weather air-to-air combat and air-to-surface attack, close air support (CAS) for friendly land forces… Speed: 1,500 MPH, Ceiling: 50,000 Feet, Range: 740NM, Ordnance: 16,000lbs Missiles AIM-9 Sidewinder, AIM-120 Bombs General Purpose, Cluster Bomb Units Precision LITENING Targeting Pod, JDAM, WCMD, Laser-Guided Bomb Gun M-61A1 20 mm Multibarrel Vulcan Cannon TFI approved in TFI GOSG laid in FY10 POM, executed in FY13 Possible service life extensions Success story, but…some friction on unit cape or fill-in force No combat leadership opportunities in AOR

307th Bomb WingBarksdale AFB, LA


B-52H/B-1 Combat/Training 1,899 $127.5 million/year



MISSION STATEMENTTo forge unrivaled Total Force warriors providing full spectrum expeditionary support and lethal B-52 & B-1 combat capability

307th Operations Group:343d Bomb Squadron (Combat – Classic Associate)93d Bomb Squadron (Training – Active Associate)307th Maintenance Group:707th Maintenance Squadron (Combat – Classic Associate)307th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron (Active Associate)307th Maintenance Squadron (Active Associate)

307 BW

*CA/AA mixed TFI with 2 BW & 7 BW

489th Bomb Group (Dyess AFB, TX):345th Bomb Squadron (Combat – Classic Associate)489th Maintenance Squadron (Combat – Classic Associate)

489 BG

• Continuous Bomber Presence (CBP)• Operation New Dawn• Operation Iraqi Freedom• Operation Enduring Freedom

2005 to present2010, 20112001, 2002, 2008, 20102001, 2002, 2005

310th Space WingSchriever AFB, CO / Peterson AFB, CO / Buckley AFB, CO / Vandenberg AFB, CA

Mission Manpower Billets Local Economic Impact

Space 945 $44.8 million/year



• Operation Silent Sentry• Operation Enduring Freedom• Operation Iraqi Freedom

MISSION STATEMENT

9 SOPS310 SW

Weather (DMSP) Space C2 (JSpOC Operations)ISR (ORS-1) Defensive Space ControlNavigation & Timing (GPS) MedicalMissile Warning / OPIR (SBIRS) Base DefenseSpace Education & Training Force Support

Develop and employ combat ready space forces that deliver global effects and space domain expertise

2007 - 20152007 - 20152007 - 2011

419th Fighter WingHill AFB, UT


Combat 1070 $57 million/year


419 FW


MISSION STATEMENTTo provide mission ready Citizen Airmen to fly,

fight, and win as a globally responsive total force.

First Reserve unit to fly the F-16 in 1984

Operation Southern Watch (2001)Operation Enduring Freedom (2001, 2009, 2010, 2011)Operation Iraqi Freedom (2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007-2008, 2009)Operation New Dawn (2010)USPACOM TSP (2011, 2014)

ON THE HORIZONThe 419th will usher in a new era of air dominance capability as it becomes the first Reserve unit to fly the F-35A operationally alongside its active duty counterparts

442nd Fighter WingWhiteman AFB, MO


A-10C Combat 1189 $83 million/year



• Operation Iraqi Freedom• Operation Enduring Freedom

20032002, 2006, 2008, 2012, 2014

MISSION STATEMENT

Train and Deploy America’s Premier Combat-Ready Airmen

Rich legacy of serving since WWII

442 FW

476 FG442 MXS OL-A

482nd Fighter WingHomestead ARB, FL


F-16C Combat 1698 $291 million/year

Det 1, 482 OG


POST 9/11 COMBAT OPERATIONS• Operation Enduring Freedom• Operation Noble Eagle• Operation Iraqi Freedom• Operation Unified Response (Haiti)• USPACOM TSP

2001, 2006, 2009, 20142002, 2004, 20072005, 2007, 2008, 200920102012

MISSION STATEMENT

Unrivaled Airmen delivering premier global combat capability.

“Fly, Fight and Win”

482 FW

919th Special Ops WingDuke Field, FLHurlburt Fld, FL


C-145A, U-28, MQ-9 Special Operations 1066 $90 million/year


POST 9/11 COMBAT OPERATIONS• Operation Iraqi Freedom• Operation Enduring Freedom• Operation Willing Spirit• Operation Unified Response (Haiti)• Operation New Dawn

2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2008, 20102001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2009, 2011-142005, 200820102011

MISSION STATEMENTTrain and employ specialized airpower in support of AFSOC’s core tasks of

forward presence and engagement, info ops precision employment and strike, and special ops forces mobility.

Expeditionary Combat Support to Combatant Commanders Worldwide

5 SOS2 SOS

919 SOW

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Mission change from Talon I to AFID/training MC-130E is highly modified for the SOF mission. MC-130E is a VIETNAM ERA AIRFRAME In the initial stages of Iraqi Freedom, the 711 SOS had aircrew members that also had flown in Vietnam. Mission is a night time mission. In winter combat, it's not uncommon to go 3 weeks or more without seeing the light of day. Training missions are 4 hours long. Combat missions can be as long as 10-14 hours by one crew. Combat specialty is precision landing without navigation aids in remote mountainous terrain during bad weather.(They fly when no one else can) One of the first reserve units(if not the first) called for combat after 9/11 Extremely high demand aircraft Recently won Lt Gen William H. Tunner award for medivac mission during a snowstorm that shutdown virtually all airfields in Afghanistan Also recently won the Brig Gen Ross Hoyt award for the highest risk MC-130 mission for OEF in 2009. 711 SOS crews have won the General Tom E Marchbanks award on several occasions since 9/11 for heroism during aerial flight 919 OG(I think it was OG, may have been wing) won the Gallant Unit Citation (that's a big deal) The following numbers represent individual awards for the 711 SOS members: 3 Silver Stars 76 Distinguished Flying Crosses (51 for VALOR) 6 Bronze Stars for VALOR 585 Air medals (35 for VALOR) 86 Aerial Achievement Medals

920th Rescue WingPatrick AFB, FL


HH-60G / HC-130P / WC-130H Combat Rescue 1645 $93.3 million/year

920 RQW

304 RQS


943 RQG


MISSION STATEMENTTo save lives through combined efforts of worldwide combat rescue and

aero-medical staging ops. Provide rescue support for NASA’s manned spaceflights, range surveillance for all Eastern Test Range launches,

humanitarian rescue support and civil search and rescue.

920 AMDF

• Hurricane Katrina/Rita Relief• Operation Iraqi Freedom• Operation Enduring Freedom• Ramstein Contingency Aeromed Staging Facility• Joint Task Force Horn of Africa

2003, 2007-20082005, 2007, 2009-201220082003-20132007, 2008, 2012-2014

926th WingNellis AFB, NV


Combat 926 $45 million/year



• Operation Enduring Freedom• Operation Iraqi Freedom• Operation New Dawn• Joint Task Force-Horn of Africa

2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014201020102010

MISSION STATEMENT

“Combat . Testing .Training”

Through Total Force Integration, the 926th Wing provides combat-ready reservists to the United States Air Force Warfare Center and 432nd Wing as sustained expertise integrated at the

operational and tactical levels of warfare.

429 ACTS

84 TES

26 SAS14 TS

379 SRS926 WG

78 ATKS91 ATKS

940th WingBeale AFB, CA


Recon / AOC / AFFOR 1306 $50 million/year


701 COSDet 1, 701 COS

Det 1, 713 COS

710 COS940 WG

POST 9/11 COMBAT OPERATIONS• Operation Enduring Freedom• Operation Iraqi Freedom/New Dawn• Operation Odyssey Dawn/Unified Protector• Operation Tomodachi

2001 – 2014 2003 – 201320112011

MISSION STATEMENT“The 940th Wing provides in-garrison & in-theater combat support & C2ISR

expertise to warfighters across the spectrum of conflict through training, developing and retaining experienced mission-ready Citizen Airmen.”

“Mission-ready Citizen Airmen…across the Spectrum of Conflict”

• Operation MEDACCORD 2012• Operation Juniper Micron 2013• Operation Damayan 2013• Operation Tropicare 2013

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944th Fighter WingLuke AFB, AZ


Training 1,335 $88 million/year


924 FGAATC


• Operation Southern Watch• Operation Enduring Freedom• Operation Noble Eagle• Operation Iraqi Freedom

2001 – 2003 2001+ 2001+ 2003+

MISSION STATEMENTTrain and provide Combat-Ready Citizen Airmen

“ Mission . Airmen . Family ”

• Operation New Horizons• Operation New Dawn• Operation Unified Response• Operation Keen Sword • Operation Freedom’s Sentinel

20052010-2011201020142014

944 FW 414 FG

944 OG F35 Det

944 OG Det 1

477th Fighter GroupElmendorf AFB, AK/F-22A


Combat 451 $27.5 million/year


477 FG

POST 9/11 COMBAT OPERATIONS• Operation Iraqi Freedom• Operation Enduring Freedom• Operation New Dawn

2006, 2009, 201020102010, 2014

MISSION STATEMENTDelivering air dominance through a fully trained Citizen Airman.

“Combat Power for America”

513th Air Control GroupTinker AFB, OK


Air Control 373 $33 million/year


513 ACG

POST 9/11 COMBAT OPERATIONS• Operation Noble Eagle• Operation Northern Watch• Operation Iraqi Freedom• Operation Enduring Freedom• POTUS Support

2001, 2002, 20032001, 2002, 20032001, 2002, 20032011, 20132011

MISSION STATEMENT

Citizen-airmen extending America's Global Power, operating the world's best airborne battle

management, warning and control platform.

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707-320B Airframe 30+ years old/ no service life extension program E-3 Mission; Battle Management/Surveillance/Weapons/ Passive Electronic Emission Detection. Three major crew sections Flight Deck/Technicians/Mission Crew/Min required 24/ Max capacity 40 Crew experience 2400 hours on average/60% Instructors/35% Evaluators Provides the bulk of 7-level maintainers for AWACS AD. Training mission ASD is 7-8 hours long including briefings. Combat missions can be as long as 16 hours by one crew/ 24 hours augmented Immediately activated for 2 yrs following 9/11 Currently Deployed AEF CENTCOM

655th ISR GroupWright-Patterson AFB, OH


ISR 988 $61 million/year



MISSION STATEMENTEnsure the training and readiness of Air Force Reserve Command Intelligence squadrons engaged in diverse

Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance mission sets.

64 IS14 IS

71 IS

38 IS50 IS

49 IS42 IS

718 IS

28 IS

16 IS

63 IS

• Operation ENDURING FREEDOM• Operation IRAQI FREEDOM• Operation NEW DAWN• Operation UNIFIED RESPONSE• Operation ODYSSEY DAWN• Operation INHERENT RESOLVE

2008 – 20142008 – 20102010 – 2011201020112015

655 ISRG

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CAO: 3 Jan 13

960th CyOGJoint Base San Antonio-Lackland, TX


Cyber 817 TBD


POST 9/11 COMBAT OPERATIONS & HUMANITARIAN RELIEF Combat Operations• Operation Enduring Freedom• Operation Iraqi Freedom• Operation Enduring Freedom• Operation Southern Watch• Operation Phantom Blitz

MISSION STATEMENTTo provide combat ready forces with specialized expertise,

continuity and resiliency in the operation, defense and extension of Air Force and Department of Defense Global Information Grids in support of access to the global commons through Cyberspace for

National Interests.

23 CBCS

960 NOS

35 CBCS

960 NWF

55 CBCS

42 CBCS

860 NOS860 NWF854 COS426 NWS

Humanitarian Relief Operations• Joint Task Force Katrina• Joint Task Force Sandy• Operation Artic Care

Det 1, 960 CyOG

Det 2, 960 CyOG 960 CyOG

Air National Guard Air Force Reserve CommandTest CenterTucson ANGB, AZ


Operational / Developmental Test 55 $15.1 million/year

Active

• 80% solution for 20% the cost -- rapidly Fielding requirements to the ARC and War Fighter through the NGREA process

• Only ANG/AFRC test organization for fielding capabilities for both combat and homeland defense for all ARC Mission Design Series of Aircraft, Maintenance, ISR and Battlefield Airman


MISSION STATEMENT

• Supported every combat operation via personnel, equipment and training for all emerging technologies and capabilities through the NGREA process and direct COCOM support

• Integral to homeland defense

• Operation Northern / Southern Watch• Operation Enduring Freedom• Operation Noble Eagle• Operation Iraqi Freedom

AATC

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610th Command and Control SquadronDavis-Monthan AFB (Tucson), AZ


Command and Control / AOC 62 TBD


OPERATIONS, EXERCISES/ASSESSMENTS

• World Wide Exercise/Assessment• Joint Staff Assessments• Operations

2011, 2012, 2013, 20142012, 2013, 20142010

MISSION STATEMENTProvide premier command, control, and state of the art

communications support to the United States Government. Support DoD, DoS, DHS, FEMA and other government agencies during

peacetime, natural disasters, and national emergencies.Support to Combatant Commanders Worldwide

610 CACS(Direct Report)

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UMD = 49, 2 3P AFSCs TDA full time. 11 additional approved by 10 AF in FY15 Manning Plan.

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