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АҚШ Әуе күшіндегі ұйым түрі
Type of organization in the US Air Force
Нөмірленген әуе күштері (НАК) – АҚШ Әуе күшіндегі негізгі басқарушы құрамға (MAJCOM) бағынышты және қанаттар, эскадрильялар мен топтар сияқты операциялық бөлімшелерге ие ұйым түрі. Компоненттік нөмірленген әуе күштері (C NAF) Бірыңғай ұрыс басқарушылығын қолдау үшін әуе және ғарыш күштеріне басшылықты және бақылауды жүзеге асыратын Әуе күштерінің құрамдық басқарушы командасы ретінде қосымша рөл атқарады. Нөмірленген әуе күштеріне әдетте генерал-майор немесе генерал-лейтенант басшылық етеді. Нөмірленген әуе күштерінің сандық белгілері толық реттік сөздермен жазылады (мысалы, Сегізінші әуе күштері), ал аббревиатураларда кардиналдық сандар қолданылады (мысалы, 8 AF). НАК-қа тікелей бағынышты бөлімшелер дәстүрлі түрде 6XX нөмірімен белгіленеді (мұнда XX – НАК нөмірі). 1940 жылдың 19 қазанында АҚШ-тың әуе қорғанысын қамтамасыз ету үшін алғашқы төрт НАК Солтүстік-шығыс, Солтүстік-батыс, Оңтүстік-шығыс және Оңтүстік-батыс әуе аймақтары ретінде құрылды. Бұл әуе аймақтары 1941 жылдың 26 наурызында тиісінше 1-ші, 2-ші, 3-ші және 4-ші әуе күштері болып қайта аталды. 1941 жылдың 20 маусымында АҚШ Әскери-әуе күштері құрылғаннан кейін бір жылдан астам уақыт өткен соң, 1942 жылдың 18 қыркүйегінде араб сандары Бірінші, Екінші, Үшінші және Төртінші әуе күштері болып өзгертілді. Осы кезеңде құрылған және нөмірленген әуе күштеріне айналған басқа ұйымдар: Филиппин департаментінің әуе күштері (Бесінші әуе күштері), Панама каналының әуе күштері (Алтыншы әуе күштері), Гавай әуе күштері (Жетінші әуе күштері) және Аляска әуе күштері (Он бірінші әуе күштері). Екінші дүниежүзілік соғыстан кейін АҚШ Әуе күштері атаулы және нөмірленген әуе күштерін пайдалануды жалғастырды. Аталған әуе күштері тактикалық және қолдау рөлінде қолданылса, нөмірленген әуе күштері көбінесе тек тактикалық рөльде қолданылды. Бұл басқарушы құрамдар соғыс кезінде дамыған негізгі әуе шабуылы миссияларын көрсетеді және олардың әрқайсысы тікелей Армия Әуе күштерінің Бас қолбасшысы генерал Карл Спацқа есеп берді. Нөмірленген әуе күштері осы басқарушы құрамдар мен операциялық қанаттар мен топтар арасындағы аралық бас штаб ретінде қызмет етті. Соғыс жылдарындағы 16 әуе күшінің 11-і сақталды. Сегізінші және Он бесінші әуе күштері SAC-қа берілді; Үшінші, Тоғызыншы және Он екінші әуе күштері TAC-қа берілді; ал Бірінші, Екінші, Төртінші, Оныншы, Он бірінші және Он төртінші әуе күштері ADC-ге берілді. Екінші әуе күштері кейін 1949 жылы SAC-қа ауыстырылды. Нөмірленген әуе күштерінің операциялық және әкімшілік билігі болды және негізгі басқарушы құрамдар мен әуе бөлімдері арасындағы басқару деңгейі ретінде өмір сүрді. Сандық әуе күштерінің саны жиі қайта тағайындалса да, бұл негізгі құрылым Суық соғыс кезеңінің барлық уақытында сақталды. 1990 жылдары Әуе күштері Бас штабының бастығы генерал Меррилл МакПик бастаған Әуе күштерін қайта ұйымдастыру кезінде нөмірленген әуе күштерінің рөлі өзгерді. Қайта ұйымдастырудың мақсаты – «ұйымдық кестелерді жеңілдету, қабаттарды алып тастау, (Әуе күштерінің) ұйымдық кестесін тегістеу, сонымен бірге негізгі қолдау функцияларының рөлдері мен міндеттерін нақтылау» болды. Нөмірленген әуе күштері операцияға бағытталған тактикалық эшелондарға қайта ұйымдастырылды және олардың әкімшілік штаб функциялары жойылды. Бұл қайта ұйымдастыру сонымен қатар негізгі басқарушы құрамдардың санын азайтып, әуе бөлімдерін жою арқылы нөмірленген әуе күштерін тікелей операциялық қанаттардың басқаруына орналастырды. 2006 жылы Компоненттік әуе күштері (C NAF) тұжырымдамасын енгізу арқылы нөмірленген әуе күштерінің рөлі қайтадан өзгерді. Кейбір нөмірленген әуе күштері Біріккен ұрыс басқарушылығын қолдау үшін әуе және ғарыш күштеріне басшылықты және бақылауды жүзеге асыратын Әуе күштерінің құрамдық басқарушы командасы ретінде қосымша миссияға ие. Көптеген C NAF-тарда әуе және ғарыш операцияларын басқару және бақылауды қамтамасыз ететін Әуе және ғарыш операциялары орталығы (AOC) бар.
A Numbered Air Force (NAF) is a type of organization in the United States Air Force that is subordinate to a major command (MAJCOM) and has assigned to it operational units such as wings, squadrons, and groups. A Component Numbered Air Force (C NAF) has the additional role as an Air Force Component Command exercising command and control over air and space forces supporting a Unified Combatant Command. Numbered air forces are typically commanded by a major general or a lieutenant general. Numeric designations for Numbered Air Forces are written in full using ordinal words (e. g., Eighth Air Force), while cardinal numerals are used in abbreviations (e. g., 8 AF). Units directly subordinate to a NAF were traditionally numbered 6XX (where XX is the NAF number). The first four NAFs were established as the Northeast, Northwest, Southeast, and Southwest Air Districts on 19 October 1940 to provide air defense for the United States. These Air Districts were redesignated as the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Air Forces, respectively, on 26 March 1941. Over a year after the establishment of the United States Army Air Forces on 20 June 1941, the Arabic numerals were changed to the First, Second, Third, and Fourth Air Forces on 18 September 1942. Other organizations established during this period and that became Numbered air forces include the Philippine Department Air Force (became Fifth Air Force), the Panama Canal Air Force (became Sixth Air Force), the Hawaiian Air Force (became Seventh Air Force), and the Alaskan Air Force (became Eleventh Air Force). After World War II, the US Air Force continued to use both named and numbered air forces. While named air forces were used in both tactical and support roles, numbered air forces were generally employed only in tactical roles. These commands reflected the basic air combat missions that evolved during the war, and each reported directly to General Carl Spaatz, the Commanding General, Army Air Forces. Numbered air forces served as an intermediate headquarters between these commands and the operational wings and groups. Eleven of the sixteen wartime air forces remained. The Eighth and Fifteenth Air Forces were assigned to SAC; the Third, Ninth, and Twelfth Air Forces were assigned to TAC; and the First, Second, Fourth, Tenth, Eleventh, and Fourteenth Air Forces were assigned to ADC. Second Air Force would later be transferred to SAC in 1949. The numbered air forces had both operational and administrative authority, and existed as a command level between major commands and air divisions. Although variations existed, and number air forces were often reassigned, this basic arrangement persisted throughout the Cold War. The role of numbered air forces changed in the 1990s during the Air Force reorganization initiated by Air Force Chief of Staff General Merrill McPeak. The goal of the reorganization was to "streamline, take layers out, flatten (Air Force) organizational charts, while at the same time clarifying the roles and responsibilities of essential supporting functions." Numbered air forces were reorganized into tactical echelons focused on operations, and their administrative staff functions were eliminated. This reorganization also reduced the number of major commands, and eliminated the air divisions to place numbered air forces directly in command of operational wings. The role of numbered air forces was again changed in 2006 with the implementation of the Component Air Force (C NAF) concept. Some numbered air forces have an additional mission as the Air Force Component Command exercising command and control over air and space forces supporting a Unified Combatant Command. Most C NAFs have an Air and Space Operations Center (AOC) to provide command and control of air and space operations for the supported combatant commander.
Нөмірленген
Төмендегі кестеде АҚШ Әуе күштерінің қазіргі және тарихи нөмірленген әуе күштері, олардың C NAF белгілемесі (болған жағдайда), олардың қазіргі қалқаны мен орналасқан жері және оларға қазіргі уақытта тағайындалған Бас команда (MAJCOM) тізімі келтірілген. Кейбір нөмірленген әуе күштерінің тізбегі NAF емес ұйымдармен жалғастырылатынын ескеріңіз (мысалы, 15-ші экспедициялық мобильдік жұмыс тобы 15-ші әуе күштерінің тізбегін жалғастырады). Қалың әріппен белгіленген NAF немесе C NAF қазіргі уақытта активті.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Әуе күштері Қалқан Орналасқан жері Бас команда Түсініктемелер
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Бірінші әуе күштері (Солтүстік әуе күштері) Тиндалл әуе күштері базасы, Флорида Әуе шабуылы командасы C NAF, АҚШ Солтүстік командасы мен құрлықтағы NORAD аймағын қолдайды. 2022 жылдың мамырында Бірінші әуе күштері ресми түрде «Ғарыш әуе күштері» (AFSPACE) деп аталды, ол Солтүстік командасы мен құрлықтағы NORAD рөлдерімен қатар, АҚШ Ғарыш командасына Әуе күштерінің үлесі.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Екінші әуе күштері Кисслер әуе күштері базасы, Миссисипи Әуе білім беру және оқу командасы АҚШ Әуе күштерінің ұшпайтын техникалық оқуын қадағалайды.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Үшінші әуе күштері (Еуропа әуе күштері) Рамштайн әуе базасы, Германия USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF, АҚШ Еуропалық командасы мен АҚШ Африка командасын қолдайды.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Төртінші әуе күштері Марш әуе резервтік базасы, Калифорния Әуе күштері резервтік командасы Әуе күштері резервтік командасы NAF, барлық AFRC C-5, C-17, KC-135, KC-10 және C-40 ұшақтары үшін, Әуе қозғалысы командасымен басқарылады және АҚШ Көлік командасын қолдайды.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Бесінші әуе күштері Йокота әуе күштері базасы, Жапония Тынық мұхит әуе күштері АҚШ күштері Жапониясының әуе құрамы.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Алтыншы әуе күштері Говард әуе күштері базасы, Панама 1963 жылы АҚШ Оңтүстік әуе күштері болып қайта аталды. 1976 жылы таратылды.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Жетінші әуе күштері (Корея әуе күштері) Осан әуе күштері базасы, Корея Тынық мұхит әуе күштері C NAF, АҚШ күштерін Кореяда қолдайды.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Сегізінші әуе күштері (Стратегиялық әуе күштері) Барксдейл әуе күштері базасы, Луизиана Әуе күштері жаһандық соққы командасы C NAF, АҚШ стратегиялық командасын қолдайды және барлық АҚШ Әуе күштерінің бомбалаушыларына жауапты.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Тоғызыншы әуе күштері (Орталық әуе күштері) Шоу әуе күштері базасы, Оңтүстік Каролина Әуе шабуылы командасы 1983 жылы АҚШ Орталық командасы Әуе күштері (USCENTAF) ретінде құрылды; 2009 жылы АҚШ Орталық әуе күштері командасы (USAFCENT) болып қайта аталды. АҚШ Орталық командасының әуе құрамы, аймақтық біріктірілген команда. Әуе операцияларына (жеке немесе коалициялық серіктестермен бірлесіп) жауапты және Оңтүстік-Батыс Азиядағы USCENTCOM-ның 20 елдік жауапкершілік аймағы үшін төтенше жоспарларды әзірлеу.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Оныншы әуе күштері Әскери-теңіз станциясы Бірлескен резервтік базасы (бұрынғы Карсвелл әуе күштері базасы), Форт-Уорт, Техас Әуе күштері резервтік командасы Әуе күштері резервтік командасы NAF, Әуе күштері жаһандық соққы командасы алған барлық Әуе күштері резервтік командасы B-52 ұшақтары үшін; барлық AFRC E-3, F-22, F-15C/D, F-15E, F-16, A-10, HC-130, HH-60, C-145, U-28, MQ-1, MQ-9 және RQ-4 ұшақтары Әуе шабуылы командасы, Тынық мұхит әуе күштері және Әуе күштері арнайы операциялар командасы, және барлық AFRC T-6, T-1 және T-38 «серіктес» ұшу оқу бірліктері Әуе білім беру және оқу командасын қолдауға; 10 AF сонымен қатар Әуе күштері ғарыш командасын қолдау үшін жалғыз AFRC ғарыш қанатын қадағалауға ие.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Он бірінші әуе күштері Элмендорф әуе күштері базасы, Аляска Тынық мұхит әуе күштері Аляска командасы және Аляска NORAD аймағы үшін Әуе құрамы. PACAF қанаттарының әкімшілік штабы 5-ші AF немесе 7-ші AF AOR-да емес.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Он екінші әуе күштері (Оңтүстік әуе күштері) Дэвис Монтан әуе күштері базасы, Аризона Әуе шабуылы командасы C NAF, АҚШ Оңтүстік командасын қолдайды.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Он үшінші экспедициялық әуе күштері Бірлескен базасы Перл-Харбор Хиккам, Гавай Тынық мұхит әуе күштері 2012 жылдан бері Тынық мұхит әуе күштерінің уақытша құрамы.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Он төртінші әуе күштері (Стратегиялық әуе күштері) Ванденберг әуе күштері базасы, Калифорния Әуе күштері ғарыш командасы C NAF, АҚШ стратегиялық командасын қолдады және АҚШ ғарыш күштеріне жауапты болды. 2019 жылдың желтоқсанында АҚШ ғарыш күштерінің Ғарыш операциялары командасы (SPOC) болып қайта аталды.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Он бесінші әуе күштері Шоу әуе күштері базасы, Оңтүстік Каролина Әуе шабуылы командасы 2003 жылы 15-ші экспедициялық мобильдік жұмыс тобы болып қайта аталды. 2012 жылы таратылды, 15 AF 2020 жылдың 20 тамызында Тоғызыншы және Он екінші әуе күштерінің бөлімшелерін біріктіріп, конвенциялық күштерді жасауға және ұсынуға жауапты жаңа нөмірленген әуе күштерін қайта жандандырды.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Он алтыншы әуе күштері (Кибер әуе күштері) Бірлескен базасы Сан-Антонио Лакленд Әуе шабуылы командасы C NAF, АҚШ Кибер командасын қолдайды. Таратылған 24 және 25 AF құрамдас бөліктерін қамтиды.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Он жетінші экспедициялық әуе күштері Рамштайн әуе базасы, Германия USAFE AFAFRICA АҚШ Африка командасын қолдайды. 2018 жылдың 19 шілдесінде таратылды, бөлімшелер мен миссия Үшінші әуе күштеріне берілді.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Он сегізінші әуе күштері (Көлік әуе күштері) Скотт әуе күштері базасы, Иллинойс Әуе қозғалысы командасы C NAF, АҚШ Көлік командасын қолдайды.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Он тоғызыншы әуе күштері Рэндолф әуе күштері базасы, Техас Әуе білім беру және оқу командасы АҚШ Әуе күштерінің барлық ұшу оқуын қадағалайды, соның ішінде барлық бастауыш ұшу оқуын және таңдалған Формалды оқу бірліктерін (FTU) және Ауыстыру оқу бірліктерін (RTU) қадағалайды.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Он екінші әуе күштері (Стратегиялық әуе күштері) F. E. Уоррен әуе күштері базасы, Вайоминг Әуе күштері жаһандық соққы командасы C NAF, АҚШ стратегиялық командасын қолдайды, барлық АҚШ Әуе күштерінің құрлыққа орналастырылған баллистикалық ракеталарын қадағалайды.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Он бірінші әуе күштері Макгуайр әуе күштері базасы, Нью-Джерси Әуе қозғалысы командасы 2003 жылы 21-ші экспедициялық мобильдік жұмыс тобы болып қайта аталды. 2012 жылы таратылды.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Он екінші әуе күштері Доббинс әуе резервтік базасы, Джорджия Әуе күштері резервтік командасы Әуе күштері резервтік командасы NAF, АҚШ Көлік командасын қолдайтын барлық AFRC C-130 және WC-130 ұшақтары үшін.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Он үшінші әуе күштері (AFSOC) Хурлберт Филд, Флорида Әуе күштері арнайы операциялар командасы C NAF, АҚШ Арнайы операциялар командасын қолдайды. 2013 жылы таратылды.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Он төртінші әуе күштері (Кибер әуе күштері) Лакленд әуе күштері базасы, Техас Әуе шабуылы командасы 2019 жылы таратылды. 16 AF құру үшін 25 AF-пен біріктірілді.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF
Он бесінші әуе күштері Лакленд әуе күштері базасы, Техас Әуе шабуылы командасы 2014 жылдың 29 қыркүйегінде Әуе күштерінің барлау, қадағалау және тану агенттігінен қайта аталды. 2019 жылы таратылды. 16 AF құру үшін 24 AF-пен біріктірілді.
The table below lists current and historical numbered air forces of the US Air Force, their C NAF designation (if applicable), their current shield and station, and the major command (MAJCOM) to which they are currently assigned. Note that the lineage of some numbered air forces is continued by non NAF organizations (e. g., the 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force continues the lineage of the Fifteenth Air Force). Boldface indicates a NAF or C NAF that is currently active. Air Force Shield Station Major Command Comments First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Northern Command and Continental NORAD Region. In May 2022, First Air Force was officially designated as "Air Forces Space" (AFSPACE), the Air Force contribution to United States Space Command, in addition to its Northern Command and Continental NORAD roles. Second Air Force Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF non flying technical training Third Air Force (Air Forces Europe) Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA C NAF supporting U. S. European Command and U. S. Africa Command Fourth Air Force March Air Reserve Base, California Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 5, C 17, KC 135, KC 10 and C 40 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Fifth Air Force Yokota Air Base, Japan Pacific Air Forces Air component to United States Forces Japan Sixth Air Force Howard Air Force Base, Panama Redesignated United States Air Forces Southern Command in 1963. Inactivated in 1976. Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) Osan Air Base, Korea Pacific Air Forces C NAF supporting United States Forces Korea Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and is responsible for all USAF bombers Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Established in 1983 as United States Central Command Air Forces (USCENTAF); renamed United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) in 2009. Air component of United States Central Command, a regional unified command. Responsible for air operations (either unilaterally or in concert with coalition partners) and developing contingency plans in support of national objectives for USCENTCOM's 20 nation area of responsibility in Southwest Asia. Tenth Air Force Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (former Carswell Air Force Base), Fort Worth, Texas Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all Air Force Reserve Command B 52 units gained by Air Force Global Strike Command; all AFRC E 3, F 22, F 15C/D, F 15E, F 16, A 10, HC 130, HH 60, C 145, U 28, MQ 1, MQ 9 and RQ 4 units gained by Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Special Operations Command, and all AFRC T 6, T 1 and T 38 "Associate" flying training units in support of Air Education and Training Command; 10 AF also has oversight for a single AFRC space wing in support of Air Force Space Command Eleventh Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska Pacific Air Forces Air Component for Alaskan Command and Alaska NORAD Region. Administrative HQ for PACAF Wings not in 5th AF or 7th AF AORs. Twelfth Air Force (Air Forces Southern) Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Southern Command Thirteenth Expeditionary Air Force Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii Pacific Air Forces Provisional component of Pacific Air Forces since 2012. Fourteenth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Air Force Space Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command and was responsible for U. S. space forces. In December 2019, redesignated as the United States Space Force's Space Operations Command (SPOC) Fifteenth Air Force Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina Air Combat Command Redesignated 15th Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012, 15 AF was reactivated on 20 August 2020 to consolidate the units of the Ninth Air Force and Twelfth Air Force to form a new numbered air force responsible for generating and presenting Air Combat Command’s conventional forces. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Combat Command C NAF supporting U. S. Cyber Command
Contains components of the inactivated 24, and 25 AF's. Seventeenth Expeditionary Air Force Ramstein Air Base, Germany USAFE AFAFRICA Supporting United States Africa Command. Inactivated 19 July 2018, units and mission gained by Third Air Force. Eighteenth Air Force (Air Forces Transportation) Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Air Mobility Command C NAF supporting U. S. Transportation Command Nineteenth Air Force Randolph Air Force Base, Texas Air Education & Training Command Oversees all USAF flying training, to include all undergraduate flight training and selected Formal Training Units (FTU) and Replacement Training Units (RTU) Twentieth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming Air Force Global Strike Command C NAF supporting U. S. Strategic Command, oversees all USAF ICBMs Twenty First Air Force McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey Air Mobility Command Redesignated 21st Expeditionary Mobility Task Force in 2003. Inactivated in 2012. Twenty Second Air Force Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Reserve Command NAF for all AFRC C 130 and WC 130 units operated by Air Mobility Command and supporting U. S. Transportation Command Twenty Third Air Force (AFSOC) Hurlburt Field, Florida Air Force Special Operations Command C NAF supporting U. S. Special Operations Command. Inactivated in 2013. Twenty Fourth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 25 AF to create the 16 AF. Twenty Fifth Air Force Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Air Combat Command Redesignated from Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency on 29 September 2014. Inactivated in 2019. Merged with 24 AF to create 16 AF