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The April 2009 issue of the CONTACT magazine, the official publication of the 349th Air Mobility Wing, emphasizes the importance of balancing work and rest for personal well-being. It features commentary on valuing relaxation, highlights the Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program aimed at supporting military families during deployments, and discusses a recent operational readiness exercise. Additionally, it includes updates on unit vacancies, promotions within the wing, and a campaign against sexual violence in workplaces. The magazine also pays tribute to Tech. Sgt. Jason Brown who passed away.

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What is Air Force Air Mobility Command?

Overview. Air Mobility Commands mission is to provide global air mobility. The command also plays a crucial role in providing humanitarian support at home and around the world.

What are the different types of pilots in the Air Force?

Pilot Careers They can become fighter pilots, test pilots, bomber pilots, generalist pilots, trainer pilots, helicopter pilots, tanker pilots, mobility pilots, reconnaissance/surveillance/electronic warfare pilots, remotely operated aircraft pilots or special operations pilots.

What is mobility Air Force?

The Air Force relies upon a wide array of aircraft to complete a variety of tasks integral to our mission. Specializing in electronics and avionics, Mobility Air Forces Integrated Instrument and Flight Control Systems specialists have a critical role keeping bombers, helicopters and cargo planes ready to go.

Does Travis AFB have a reserve unit?

The 349th Air Mobility Wing is the Air Force Reserve partner of the 60th AMW at Travis Air Force Base, California.

What is an Air Force mobility pilot?

Transporting our most vital cargo Many of our missions require transporting important equipment and personnel around the world. As a Mobility Pilot, youll fly aircraft and command aircrew to complete these missions.

What is the 349th Air Mobility Wing mission?

349th Air Mobility Wing Mission: Generate and sustain combat-ready mobility Airmen. Vision: The AFRC Wing of Choice, forging a family of innovative and adaptive Citizen Airmen prepared to rapidly deliver mobility warriors and dominant Air Power anytime, anywhere.

How much does a mobility force aviator make?

The estimated total pay for a Mobility Pilot is $110,948 per year, with an average salary of $87,322 per year. These numbers represent the median, which is the midpoint of the ranges from our proprietary Total Pay Estimate model and based on salaries collected from our users.

What are the elite Air Force pilots called?

When it comes to military aviation, there is one group of pilots that stands out above the rest: fighter pilots. These highly skilled individuals are trained to operate some of the most advanced aircraft in the world, with the goal of protecting their nations airspace and striking enemy targets when necessary.

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