The 330th Aircraft Sustainment Wing consolidates responsibility for sustainment management of more than 5,500 aircraft, 1,800 personnel and a budget of $5.8B. The Wing manages the Air Force's fleet of C-130, C-5, C-141, C-17, F-15, U-2 and Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System (JSTARS) E-8C aircraft with a total value of over $200B. The Wing oversees programmed depot maintenance, modernization and modification programs, spares procurement, and repair for all these aircraft. Other systems in the wing's portfolio include the Distributed Common Ground System, Special Operations Forces/Combat Search and Rescue aircraft, Intelligence, Information, Command and Control Equipment and Enhancements, and Contractor Field Service Representatives. The Wing supports acquisition program managers for weapon systems assigned to a Program Executive Officer portfolio and is responsible for engineering, worldwide logistics, weapon system readiness, and wartime sustainability support to DoD and foreign military sales customers. Phone number: (478) 327-8784.