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The 355th Maintenance Group directs component repair, equipment maintenance, sortie production and overall daily maintenance operations for 355th Wing and associate units. The 355th MXG supports eight flying squadrons comprised of 75 A/OA-10, 15 EC-130H, 8 HC-130P, and 14 HH-60E combat-ready aircraft with more than 1,950 assigned personnel. It ensures quality of on- and off-equipment aircraft maintenance and executes an annual operating budget of $72.2M.
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The 355th Equipment Maintenance Squadron performs on-/off-equipment maintenance and inspection on A/OA-10A, EC-130H, HC-130P, and HH-60E aircraft. The 355th EMS maintains aerospace ground equipment, life support equipment, GAU-8 30-millimeter gun systems and aircraft weapons release systems. It provides nondestructive inspection, fabrication of aircraft components and corrosion control support, and stores, maintains, inspects and transports munitions stockpile.
More information on the 355th EMS can be found via fact sheet. |
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Members of the 355th Maintenance Operations Squadron maintain combat readiness on A/OA-10, EC-130H, HC-130P and HH-60E aircraft by providing command and control, and directing the maintenance scheduling and analysis programs. They manage deployment readiness and aircraft maintenance training, to include formal, ancillary and on-the-job training for the Maintenance Group's 1,950 plus Airmen. The squadron also provides group-level manpower, engine, facilities and computer network management.
More information on the 355th MOS can be found via fact sheet. |
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The 355th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron generates all combat and training sorties in the 355th Wing and manages the efforts of 571 personnel in 13 different specialties maintaining A/OA-10 attack aircraft. The squadron provides safe, properly configured aircraft in order to meet the flying hour program for three squadrons. It also develops and executes a scheduled maintenance plan to maintain long term fleet health, and provides forces to support worldwide contingency taskings.
More information on the 355th AMXS can be found via fact sheet.
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The 355th Component Maintenance Squadron directs intermediate-level maintenance to include repair and test of propulsion units. Members of the 355th CMS troubleshoot and repair avionics, navigation, computer, electronic warfare, and photographic equipment. The squadron also calibrates test, measurement and diagnostic equipment, and completes maintenance on aircraft accessory systems supporting seven flying squadrons comprised of A/OA-10, EC-130H, HC-130P, and HH-60E combat and training aircraft.
More information on the 355th CMS can be found via fact sheet. |
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355th Equipment Maintenance Squadron 