On Jan. 27, all of its former Airmen stood up the newly activated 57th Munitions Squadron during a redesignation ceremony, here. Col. Shane Henderson, 57th Maintenance Group commander and the ceremony’s presiding official, spoke about how the redesignation came to be and how it better aligns the squadron with its primary mission.

57th Munitions Squadron provides munitions support, equipment calibration, and program management, while managing weapons standardization, quality assurance, manpower, client support, equipment, and facilities for the Nellis maintenance complex.

2017年2月3日 · On Jan. 27, all of its former Airmen stood up the newly activated 57th Munitions Squadron during a redesignation ceremony, here. Col. Shane Henderson, 57th Maintenance Group commander and the ceremony’s presiding official, spoke about how the redesignation came to be and how it better aligns the squadron with its primary mission.

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2023年4月10日 · Airmen from the 57th Munitions Squadron work together to build a GBU-56C, Joint Direct Attack Munition for the first time at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, April 10, 2023. The 422nd Test and...

2017年1月27日 · Maj. Matthew Zakri, 57th Munitions Squadron commander, prepares to furl the 57th Maintenance Squadron guidon during a redesignation ceremony at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., Jan. 27, 2017....

The 57 Munitions Squadron (MUNS) is the boom behind Weapons School Integration (WSINT). The beginning process of munitions begin with the respected MUNS shop within the storage area. Once everyone is accounted for and at their assigned positions, ear protection and gloves are immediately worn.

2022年6月28日 · The goal was to build over 900 bombs while working and training with Airmen from 14 other bases all over the Air Force. 57th MUNS has surpassed that goal with more than 1,217 munitions and has trained Airmen to build munitions for all types of airframes.

On Jan. 27, all of its former Airmen stood up the newly activated 57th Munitions Squadron during a redesignation ceremony, here. Col. Shane Henderson, 57th Maintenance Group commander and the...

Redesignated as 57 Munitions Maintenance Squadron on 1 Jul 1960. Discontinued, and inactivated, on 25 Apr 1968. Activated on 1 Mar 1971. Inactivated on 1 Jan,