Travis AFB Sustainability Study Report Final Background Report

3.6 Commands and Units at Travis AFB Maintenance Squadron, 860th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron and 60th Aerial Port Squadron. These five squadrons comprise over 2,200 military and civilian personnel. The Travis AFB mission is supported by multiple units under the direct command of the Travis AFB Base Commander and tenant units (units that report to other organizations and utilize space or facilities at Travis AFB) that enable the missions to be executed on a daily basis. The following pages briefly summarize major units or tenants and their function in the organization.  60th Mission Support Group: The 60th Mission Support Group leads six units and employs more than 1,700 civilian and military personnel. It is made up of the 60th Civil Engineer Squadron, 60th Logistics Readiness Squadron, 60th Contracting Squadron, 60th Communications Squadron, 60th Security Forces Squadron, the 60th Force Support Squadron, and the 60th Logistics Readiness Squadron. They are responsible for mission readiness, aerial port operations, and the day‐to‐day activities that help Travis AFB operate like a city.  60th Medical Group: The 60th Medical Group is composed of seven squadrons: the 60th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, 60th Dental Squadron, 60th Diagnostics and Therapeutics Squadron, 60th Inpatient Squadron, 60th Medical Operations Squadron, 60th Medical Support Squadron and 60th Surgical Operations Squadron. The 60th Medical Group manages the David Grant US Air Force (USAF) Medical Center which provides a full spectrum of care to eligible patients. 60th Air Mobility Wing The 60th AMW is the host command wing at Travis AFB. The Wing is the largest air mobility organization in the Air Force and is responsible for strategic airlift and aerial refueling missions around the world. Its mission is to provide rapid, reliable airlift of personnel and equipment anywhere on earth, and to extend the reach of American and allied air power through mid‐air refueling. Wing activity is primarily focused in the Pacific and Indian Ocean areas; however, crews can fly support missions anywhere in the world to fulfill its motto of being "America's First Choice" for providing true Global Reach. The 60th AMW consists of four groups:   Major Tenants 60th Operations Group: The 60th Operations Group is responsible for four flying squadrons ‐ the 21st Airlift Squadron that flies the C‐17 Globemaster III, 22nd Airlift Squadron that flies the C‐5M Super Galaxy, and the 6th and 9th Refueling Squadrons that fly the KC‐10 Extender. The 60th Operations Support Squadron handles functions such as weather monitoring, airfield management, training, and scheduling. The 621st Contingency Response Wing The 621st Contingency Response Wing is highly‐specialized in training and rapidly deploying personnel to quickly open airfields and establish, expand, sustain, and coordinate air mobility operations. From wartime taskings to disaster relief, the 621st extends Air Mobility Command's reach in deploying people and equipment around the globe. Also based at Joint Base McGuire‐Dix‐Lakehurst in New Jersey, the 621st consists of approximately 60th Maintenance Group: The 60th Maintenance Group meets the responsibility of aircraft maintenance with the 60th Maintenance Squadron, 60th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, 660th Aircraft Page 3‐10 Travis AFB Profile

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