History Air Mobility Command

1 history

1.1 lineage
1.2 assignments
1.3 stations
1.4 major components

history

the direct successor usaf military airlift command, emblem of air mobility command retained historic emblem of not military airlift command, military air transport service (mats), established in 1948 first department of defense unified command. heritage of air mobility command includes air refueling heritage inherited historic strategic air command.

lineage

established air mobility command , activated on 1 july 1992


consolidated former military airlift command genealogical purposes on 1 october 2016

assignments

headquarters, united states air force, july 1, 1992 – present

stations

scott air force base, illinois, june 1, 1992 – present

major components

air forces

fifteenth air force (15 af), june 1, 1992 – october 1, 2003


redesignated: 15th expeditionary mobility task force (15 emtf), october 1, 2003 – present


eighteenth air force (18 af), october 1, 2003 – present
twenty-first air force (21 af), june 1, 1992 – october 1, 2003


redesignated: 21st expeditionary mobility task force (21 emtf), october 1, 2003 – present


twenty-second air force (22 af), june 1, 1992 – july 1, 1993


reassigned amc air force reserve command (afrc), july 1, 1993

direct reporting units

united states air force expeditionary center, october 1, 2003 – present

schools , centers

618th air , space operations center / tanker airlift control center (tacc), april 1, 1992 – present
usaf air mobility school, june 1, 1992 – may 1, 1994
air mobility warfare center, may 1, 1994 – october 1, 2003 (reorganized direct reporting unit on october 1, 2003)

services

air combat camera service, june 1, 1992 – october 1, 1994
air rescue service, june 1, 1992 – february 1, 1993
defense courier service, october 15, 1998 – october 1, 2004.




^ air force historical research agency website
^ dreyer, msg kristine. amc consolidates mac . air mobility command public affairs. retrieved october 7, 2016.