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Moving the mission at Osan Air Base.From processing passengers and unloading baggage to servicing aircraft, 731st Air Mo...
09/23/2026

Moving the mission at Osan Air Base.

From processing passengers and unloading baggage to servicing aircraft, 731st Air Mobility Squadron Airmen worked alongside U.S. Army Soldiers assigned to the 3rd Cavalry Regiment during a Korea Rotational Force movement at Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea.

Behind every movement is a team working to get people and their baggage where they need to go. The 731st AMS provided the ground support and coordination needed to keep the movement on track and support the rotational U.S. Army presence on the Korean Peninsula.

Always Ready. One aircraft, one passenger, one pallet at a time.

Air Mobility Command | 18th Air Force | 515th Air Mobility Operations Group (AMOG) | 731st Air Mobility Squadron

Learn the process. Build the confidence. Execute the mission.Airmen from the 735th Air Mobility Squadron welcomed 25th I...
09/15/2026

Learn the process. Build the confidence. Execute the mission.

Airmen from the 735th Air Mobility Squadron welcomed 25th Infantry Division Movement Control Teams and Personnel Accountability Teams for two days of hands-on training in the processes behind air mobility operations.

Soldiers trained on cargo preparation, passenger manifesting, joint inspections and Arrival/Departure Airfield Control Group procedures — building the knowledge needed to efficiently move people and equipment through the air mobility system.

By training together now, Airmen and Soldiers are building the interoperability needed to move the joint force when and where it matters.

25th Infantry Division | 15th Wing | Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam | Air Mobility Command | 18th Air Force |

At Wings of Aloha 2026, the 735th Air Mobility Squadron gave the community a chance to climb aboard a 60K aircraft cargo...
09/14/2026

At Wings of Aloha 2026, the 735th Air Mobility Squadron gave the community a chance to climb aboard a 60K aircraft cargo loader and forklift, honk the horns and learn how our Airmen use equipment like this to support the air mobility mission every day.

Thanks to everyone who stopped by to meet our Airmen and get a closer look at the mission! 🤙

15th Wing | Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam | Air Mobility Command | 18th Air Force | United States Air Force | U.S. Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM)

Ready when called. 🇺🇸🇳🇵Airmen and civilian teammates from the 733rd Air Mobility Squadron joined Team Kadena to load cri...
09/11/2026

Ready when called. 🇺🇸🇳🇵

Airmen and civilian teammates from the 733rd Air Mobility Squadron joined Team Kadena to load critical supplies and equipment aboard C-130J Super Hercules aircraft at Kadena Air Base, Japan, Sept. 1.

From operating cargo loaders to safely moving equipment onto the aircraft, the team provided the ground support needed to keep lifesaving assistance moving toward Nepal.

Across the Pacific, our Airmen stand ready to work alongside joint and mission partners to deliver rapid global mobility when and where it’s needed most.

Air Mobility Command | 18th Air Force | 515th Air Mobility Operations Group (AMOG) | 733d Air Mobility Squadron | U.S. Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) | Kadena Air Base

Preparing today for the mobility demands of tomorrow💪The 515th Air Mobility Operations Wing joined forces with the 821st...
09/10/2026

Preparing today for the mobility demands of tomorrow💪

The 515th Air Mobility Operations Wing joined forces with the 821st Contingency Response Squadron and 321st Air Mobility Operations Squadron at Travis Air Force Base to exchange ideas, compare capabilities and strengthen how mobility forces operate together.

Through hands-on observation and conversations about expeditionary operations, equipment, communications and command and control, the visit focused on taking proven practices and applying them toward a more agile and capable Air Mobility Team.

Because in a contested environment, how well we integrate matters.

🔗 See how these partnerships are helping shape the future of mobility: https://www.amc.af.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/4593968/515th-amow-visits-621st-crw/

621st Contingency Response Wing | Air Mobility Command | 18th Air Force | United States Air Force | U.S. Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM)

Building connections that strengthen the mission. 🤝The 515th Air Mobility Operations Wing welcomed a new Honorary Comman...
09/01/2026

Building connections that strengthen the mission. 🤝

The 515th Air Mobility Operations Wing welcomed a new Honorary Commander while saying farewell to a valued member of the AMOW family during Team Hickam’s Honorary Commander Induction Ceremony at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Aug. 27.

Through the 15th Wing Honorary Commander Program, local community leaders are paired with military units, giving them a firsthand look at the Airmen, missions and people behind the installation while building lasting connections between the military and the communities we serve.

As we welcome Ms. Stevette Santiago to the 515 AMOW, we look forward to sharing the unique mission our Airmen accomplish across the Pacific.

At the same time, we thank Mr. Kyle Shelly for his time, support and commitment to our Airmen throughout their tenure as our Honorary Commander. Though his time in the role has come to an end, the relationship built along the way remains part of the AMOW family.

📸 by Staff Sgt. Mark Sulaica, 15th Wing Public Affairs

Air Mobility Command | 18th Air Force | Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam |

More than moving passengers. More than moving cargo. ✈️SrA Leandro Velazquez is one of the 732nd Air Mobility Squadron A...
08/31/2026

More than moving passengers. More than moving cargo. ✈️

SrA Leandro Velazquez is one of the 732nd Air Mobility Squadron Airmen helping keep the mobility mission moving at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson.

Whether he's loading cargo aboard a U.S. Coast Guard HC-130J Super Hercules or helping a Patriot Express passenger get where they need to go, Velazquez brings the same commitment to taking care of the mission and the people behind it.

Velazquez was recently recognized by 515th Air Mobility Operations Wing leadership for his leadership in high-visibility strategic support operations and his efforts to advance training and strengthen readiness.

📸 Click through the photos for a look at Velazquez in action.

Air Mobility Command | 18th Air Force | 715th Air Mobility Operations Group 732d Air Mobility Squadron | Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson - JBER

🇩🇰 Taking on the FlyvermarchSome of our 515th Air Mobility Operations Wing Airmen laced up and took on the Danish Flyver...
08/29/2026

🇩🇰 Taking on the Flyvermarch

Some of our 515th Air Mobility Operations Wing Airmen laced up and took on the Danish Flyvermarch — a Royal Danish Air Force marching tradition built around endurance, camaraderie and esprit de corps.

Hosted through a partnership between Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam and U.S. Army Special Operations Command chaplains, the event brought service members together to test their endurance, strengthen connections and take part in an international military tradition.

With rucks on their backs and miles ahead, our Airmen embraced the challenge from start to finish.

Congratulations to all who crossed the finish line! 💪

Behind every mission are Airmen who are Always Ready!Staff Sgt. Airrion Keenheel-Brown, a 732nd Air Mobility Squadron co...
08/28/2026

Behind every mission are Airmen who are Always Ready!

Staff Sgt. Airrion Keenheel-Brown, a 732nd Air Mobility Squadron communications and navigation craftsman, was recently recognized for his technical expertise in aircraft maintenance, contributions to mission readiness and commitment to serving both the military and local community.

On the flight line at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Keenheel-Brown works alongside fellow maintainers to inspect, service and prepare aircraft for safe and timely operations.

His work is one piece of a much larger team effort that helps ensure aircraft are ready when and where they're needed.

📸 Swipe through to see Keenheel-Brown and his 732nd AMS teammates at work.

Air Mobility Command | 18th Air Force | 715th Air Mobility Operations Group | 732d Air Mobility Squadron | Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson - JBER

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