11309th

The 11309th is a unit of the United States Air Force, specifically a component of the 31st Air Expeditionary Wing. It is an Air Mobility Command (AMC) unit, responsible for providing airlift and air refueling capabilities to support global military operations. The 11309th is equipped with the C-5M Super Galaxy, a strategic airlift aircraft, and the KC-10 Extender, a long-range air refueling aircraft.

The unit's primary mission is to transport personnel and cargo to forward-deployed locations, providing critical support to military operations worldwide. The 11309th operates from various air bases, including McChord Air Force Base in Washington state, where it is based. The unit's aircraft are capable of operating from forward operating locations, allowing for rapid deployment and response to global conflicts.

The 11309th is part of the Air Force's Global Strike Command, which is responsible for planning, coordinating, and executing global strike operations. The unit's airlift and refueling capabilities are integral to the command's mission, enabling it to project power and influence around the world.

The 11309th is committed to maintaining high standards of readiness and professionalism, ensuring that its aircraft and personnel are always prepared to support military operations. The unit's personnel are highly trained and experienced, with a strong commitment to the Air Force's mission and values. The 11309th continues to play a vital role in the Air Force's global airlift and refueling efforts, supporting the Department of Defense and the nation's security objectives.