Airmen from the 446th Airlift Wing conducted wet wing defueling with Marines from Marine Wing Support Squadron 371, delivered over 78,000 gallons of fuel using the new Tactical Aviation Ground Refueling System on San Clemente Island, Calf. on …

The 446th Airlift Wing’s primary mission is to provide ready Reserve Citizen Airmen to support global operations. The wing's vision is Airmen first, a cohesive, ready team. Priorities for the wing include ensuring ready Airmen and families, enhance cohesive partnerships and the strategic alignment of resources.

2020年7月15日 · The 446th AMXS maintainers continue to persevere through a pandemic by working alongside the 62nd AMXS. This total force integration helps the units support local daily tasks, such as launch and recovery of aircraft.

The 446th Airlift Wing is Washington State's only Air Force Reserve flying unit and is headquartered at Joint Base Lewis-McChord (McChord AFB / McChord Field), Wash. The mission of the wing is to provide citizen warriors and maintain equipment to …

Constituted as 446 Organizational Maintenance Squadron on 18 Jun 1976. Activated in the Reserve on 1 Jul 1976. Redesignated as 446 Aircraft Generation Squadron on 1 Aug 1990; 446 Aircraft Maintenance Squadron on 1 Oct 2002.

446th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron USAF Locations - Present McChord Air Force Base JB Lewis-McChord | Tacoma, Washington, United States

446th Airlift Wing leadership recently returned from Christchurch, New Zealand, where they connected with Airmen from the 446th and 62d Airlift Wings to recognize the Airmen and gain further...

Reservists from the 446th AMXS are helping 12 crew chiefs from the 164th AMXS, Tennessee Air National Guard, gain C-17 aircraft systems proficiency and certification in preparation for the planned delivery of 8 C-17’s to Memphis, Tenn. in fiscal 2013. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Elizabeth Moody)

The 446th Airlift Wing’s primary mission is to provide ready Reserve Citizen Airmen to support global operations. The wing's vision is Airmen first, a cohesive, ready team. Priorities for the wing include ensuring ready Airmen and families, enhance cohesive partnerships and the strategic alignment of resources.

For 446th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron maintainers, readiness means being confident and proficient in their area of responsibility. The pandemic has thrown a wrench into their typical unit training assembly and annual training plans, but 446th AMXS maintainers continue to persevere by …