515th Air Mobility Operations Wing

515th Air Mobility Operations Wing The 515th AMOW controls, loads, unloads, and repairs mobility aircraft en route through the Pacific DISCLAIMER:
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⭐ Two Teams. One Location. Airmen at the Center.At Yokota Air Base , Japan, the 730th Air Mobility Squadron and 515th Ai...
10/07/2026

⭐ Two Teams. One Location. Airmen at the Center.

At Yokota Air Base , Japan, the 730th Air Mobility Squadron and 515th Air Mobility Operations Group (AMOG) work to support mobility operations and ensure the mission stays ready and responsive.

While their roles may differ, their success shares a common foundation — the Airmen behind the mission. Their expertise, teamwork and commitment turn plans into action and keep operations moving every day.

Click through each photo to meet our Star Performers and learn more about the Airmen making an impact at Yokota. ⭐

Air Mobility Command | 18th Air Force

The 735th Air Mobility Squadron put mobility expertise to work during Operation Agility Reinforced, helping equip Airmen...
10/06/2026

The 735th Air Mobility Squadron put mobility expertise to work during Operation Agility Reinforced, helping equip Airmen and Soldiers with hands-on, mission-ready skills. 💪✈️

Building flexibility across the joint force, one skill at a time.

At Yokota Air Base, Japan, mobility is a joint effort.During a recent visit, the 515th Air Mobility Operations Wing comm...
10/06/2026

At Yokota Air Base, Japan, mobility is a joint effort.

During a recent visit, the 515th Air Mobility Operations Wing commander met with Sailors assigned to the Navy Overseas Air Cargo Terminal, or NOACT, to learn more about their role and recognize the team for their hard work supporting increased demands stemming from recent events.

Working alongside the 730th Air Mobility Squadron, NOACT helps coordinate and move priority Navy cargo through Yokota, connecting critical materiel with forces operating throughout the region.

Col. Robertson thanked the team for their continued dedication and for the partnership that keeps cargo moving when and where it is needed.

Air Mobility Command | 18th Air Force | Yokota Air Base | Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP) | 515th Air Mobility Operations Group (AMOG)

10/03/2026

Keeping aircraft ready and the mission moving. 🔧✈️

Go behind the scenes with 732nd Air Mobility Squadron maintainers at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, as they put teamwork and technical skills to work supporting rapid global mobility.

Air Mobility Command | 18th Air Force | 715th Air Mobility Operations Group | 732d Air Mobility Squadron

⭐ The Airmen Behind the MissionAt Kadena Air Base, Japan, the 733rd Air Mobility Squadron brings together Aerial Port an...
10/02/2026

⭐ The Airmen Behind the Mission

At Kadena Air Base, Japan, the 733rd Air Mobility Squadron brings together Aerial Port and Maintenance Airmen to keep mobility operations moving.

From moving passengers and cargo to generating and maintaining aircraft, each specialty brings critical expertise to the mission. Together, their teamwork, dedication and skill ensure the 733rd AMS is ready to deliver when called upon.

Click through the photos below to meet our 733rd AMS Star Performers and learn more about the Airmen who keep the mission moving. ⭐

⭐ A unique mission. A critical location. Airmen who make it happen.Stationed in the Republic of Korea, the 731st Air Mob...
10/01/2026

⭐ A unique mission. A critical location. Airmen who make it happen.

Stationed in the Republic of Korea, the 731st Air Mobility Squadron operates in a unique environment where readiness, teamwork and expertise are essential to mission success.

At the center of it all are our Airmen. Their dedication, skill and commitment ensure the 731st AMS remains ready to support the mission and deliver when called upon.

Click through the photos below to meet our 731st AMS Star Performers and learn more about the Airmen who make the mission happen. ⭐

18th Air Force | 515th Air Mobility Operations Group (AMOG) | Air Mobility Command | Osan Air Base |

Strong Airmen. Ready force. 💪Physical fitness is a key part of mission readiness. Whether moving cargo, working on the f...
10/01/2026

Strong Airmen. Ready force. 💪

Physical fitness is a key part of mission readiness. Whether moving cargo, working on the flightline, or reponding when the mission calls, 515th AMOW Airmen must be prepared for the physical demands that come with delivering Rapid Global Mobility across the Pacific.

Readiness starts before the mission does.

731st Air Mobility Squadron| 733d Air Mobility Squadron | 730th Air Mobility Squadron United States Air Force18th Air Force515th Air Mobility Operations Group (AMOG)Air Mobility Command

Delivering rapid global mobility across the Pacific — 24/7/365. ✈️💪From the operations center to the flight line, Airmen...
09/30/2026

Delivering rapid global mobility across the Pacific — 24/7/365. ✈️💪

From the operations center to the flight line, Airmen in the 731st Air Mobility Squadron keep people and cargo moving throughout the Pacific.

Across a network spanning thousands of miles, our Airmen coordinate, load, launch and support mobility missions that connect the joint force and ensure air mobility is ready when and where it’s needed.

The mission doesn’t stop — and neither do we.

731st Air Mobility Squadron | Air Mobility Command | 18th Air Force | Osan Air Base | U.S. Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) | 515th Air Mobility Operations Group (AMOG)

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 |

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