AFRCMD064 governs the mission, command relationships, and responsibilities of Air Mobility Operations Squadrons.
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It describes AMOS training, augmentation of geographic Air Operations Center and Air Mobility Division positions, and support for contingency operations, humanitarian efforts, and exercises. Compliance is mandatory, and the directive assigns reporting and administrative control duties to the AMOS Commander.
Applies to: It does not apply to Regular Air Force (RegAF), Air National Guard (ANG), or United States Space Force units.
AMOS personnel, when deployed to a geographic AOC/AMD will normally be under the direction of the AMD Chief and AOC commander. (paragraph 1)
AMOS’ deliver precise, reliable, and full-spectrum joint airpower command, control, and communications team used to bridge the capability gap between resident C-NAF crews at the onset of a crisis. (paragraph 1)
Reserve personnel are experts who plan, direct, and execute Global Air Mobility Operations, anytime, anywhere in support of National Security Objectives and meet Combatant Command (CCMD) requirements. (paragraph 1)