Munition Support Squadrons (MUNS) are geographically separated units which are located over Europe. They are co-located on several main operating NATO bases and they are working together with their host nation wing. Their common strength varies between 125 – 150 servicemembers.

2022年2月9日 · “86 MUNS is the primary airlift hub for munitions to everyone in the United States European Command,” said Tech. Sgt. Rayvone Williams, 86 MUNS munitions control section chief. The 86 MUNS is responsible for maintaining, storing and providing rapid shipment of combat munitions support across the European theater, in order to deter and ...

2023年4月28日 · The men and women of the 649th are experts at providing "World-Class Munitions Support to the Warfighter," sustaining Air Force, Department of Defense, and allied warfighters all over the globe. As the sign outside the Roy Gate indicates, the 649th performs their wartime mission at home.

2020年8月3日 · USAF Maj. Michael J. Lundy will assume command of the 1st MUNS, tasked with overseeing more than 200 Airmen and $82m in munitions stockpile. The move comes after the release of the Chief of Staff of Air Force’s vision to revitalize squadrons, develop leaders, and prepare for the future to achieve National Defense Strategy objectives.

2022年8月4日 · The 898th Munitions Squadron (MUNS) celebrated its 30th anniversary with a ceremony at Kirtland Air Force Base, July 29. The ceremony recognized the hard work of the 898th MUNS and the contributions made in support of the United States’ national defense.,

2016年4月28日 · As part of the Air Force Sustainment Center, the 649th Munitions Squadron's more than 200 active-duty, reserve and civilian Airmen are different from traditional Ammo units. At any other Air Force installation with a flying mission, Ammo troops build and deliver munitions for aircraft on the flightline.

A U.S. Air Force munitions technician assigned to the 5th Munitions Squadron moves munition within the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility, Nov. 5, 2024. Airmen are capable of outputting a full combat loadout within a few hours, supporting the security and stability of the region through enhanced military readiness. (U.S Air Force photo)

2018年6月1日 · Maintaining proficiency in their craft is important, which is why all ammo troops in the process of obtaining their seven- and nine-level skill upgrades visit the Air Force Combat Ammunition Center administered by the 9th Munitions Squadron.

The 9th Munitions Squadron, Air Force Combat Ammunition Center (AFCOMAC), manages and maintains a $35M munitions stockpile, 25 facilities, 71 vehicles, and 79 munitions equipment items used to conduct the Air Force’s sole Combat Ammunition Planning and Production (CAPP) and Senior Officer Orientation (SOO) courses.

2023年1月31日 · The 325th MUNS manages the munitions stock record account according to established Air Force and Department of Defense procedures by conducting wall-to-wall 100% inventory checks to verify accountability for all assigned assets.