111TH FIGHTER WING PENNSYLVANIA AIR NATIONAL GUARD
The 111th Fighter Wing is an operational flying unit assigned to the Air Combat Command. It proudly claims the honor of being the oldest flying unit within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Its heritage extends back to June 1924 when the group was a fledging aviation unit of the 28th Division that flew WWII JN-4 "Jennys" from a sod field now known as the Philadelphia International Airport. Today, the group flies A/AO-10 Thunderbolts from the modern runways at Willow Grove Air Reserve Station, Pa., as well as employs 700 traditional guardsmen and 300 full-time personnel.

Tasked to provide operationally-ready combat units, combat support units and qualified personnel, the 111th Fighter Wing supports Air Force war contingency requirements and performs a variety of peacetime missions required by the Air Force and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Specifically, the wing is to organize, train, and equip assigned personnel to provide operationally- ready forces in order to execute state and federal missions. (215) 443-1500

AIRCRAFT INTERMEDIATE MAINTENANCE DETACHMENT (AIMD)
Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Detachment was re-aligned under Commander Fleet Logistics Support Wing Oct. 1, 2005. AIMD provides off-equipment aircraft component maintenance and logistics support to five regional USN/USMC aircraft squadrons. The 200-member workforce processes over 36,000 maintenance and supply actions annually while providing training for Reserve personnel from six Reserve units. (215) 443-6104

FLEET LOGISTICS SUPPORT SQUADRON 52 (VR-52)
Fleet Logistics Support Squadron (VR-52) was commissioned in 1972 at NAS JRB Willow Grove under the operational command of Commander, Fleet Logistics Support Wing. VR-52's primary mission is to provide around-the-clock,worldwide, air logistic support for Active and Reserve Navy Units.  VR-52 operates and maintains four McDonnell Douglas C-9B Skytrain II aircraft.