AMCMD704 — 43d AIR MOBILITY OPERATIONS GROUP

AMCMD704 governs the mission, command structure, and responsibilities of the 43d Air Mobility Operations Group.

Search AMCMD704

  • Publication number: AMCMD704
  • Title: 43d AIR MOBILITY OPERATIONS GROUP
  • Date: 2023-10-16

View AMCMD704 on armypubs.army.mil

It covers force projection, airfield operations, tenant-unit support, expeditionary capabilities, and joint force training. It establishes command authorities and requires the group to provide specified operational and support functions.

Topics covered

  • 43 AMOG mission
  • Command structure
  • Airfield operations and safety of flight
  • Air Force tenant unit support
  • Expeditionary aviation operations
  • Joint force training
  • Concept and doctrine development

Questions and answers

Who has operational control of the 43 AMOG?

The 43 AMOG is a stand-alone group assigned to and under Operational Control (OPCON) of Air Mobility Command Commander (AMC/CC). (paragraph 2)

What airfield services must the 43 AMOG provide?

Provide air traffic control, radar and airfield systems, airspace management, aircraft Services, and refueling services in order to sustain continuity and mission efficiency. (paragraph 3)

What support does the 43 AMOG provide to Air Force tenant units at Fort Liberty?

Serve as lead support agent for all Air Force tenant units assigned to Fort Liberty and provide assistance and sustainment services to other Air Force tenant units IAW the BOSAC and various individual support agreements. (paragraph 3)

What training responsibilities does the 43 AMOG have?

Develop, execute, control, assess, and provide training and concept development opportunities during air component and joint exercises as tasked by the Department of the Air Force, AMC, and USAFEC. (paragraph 3)

What does the 43 AMOG do to improve warfighting readiness?

Improve warfighting readiness through concept and doctrine development and training. (paragraph 3)

Ask Reggie.Bot a question about AMCMD704