AETC Lines of Effort Mission Video

Annual budget, $10.5 billion

Total force assigned¹, 62,325

Total force recruits, 32,917

Total force recruiting goal, 44,551

Education course graduates, 90,081

Training course graduates, 187,422

Basic Military Training graduates, 28,488

Aircraft in inventory, 1,469

Career specialties, 265

FY23 flying hours, 399,723

AETC installations, 11

AETC active duty wings (and equivalents), 21

AETC total force wings (and equivalents), 29

1. Includes active duty, Reserve, Guard, civilians and contractors. Does not include students.

Commander: Lt. Gen. Brian S. Robinson

Deputy Commander: Maj. Gen. Clark J. Quinn

Command Chief: Chief Master Sgt. Chad W. Bickley

Chief Learning Officer: Dr. Wendy D. Walsh

Air University: Lt. Gen. Andrea D. Tullos

2nd Air Force: Maj. Gen. Matthew Wolfe Davidson

19th Air Force: Maj. Gen. Gregory Kreuder

Air Force Accessions Center: Brig. Gen. Christopher Amrhein

59th Medical Wing: Brig. Gen. Gwendolyn A. Foster

T-6, 442

T-38C, 418

T-1A, 127

F-16C/D, 108

F-35A, 152

TH-1H, 28

Gliders, 24

MQ-9A, 22

T-53, 24

KC-46, 8

KC-135R, 18

C-17A, 17

C-130J, 14

HH-60, 16

MD-1A, 14

UH-1N, 10

CV-22B, 8

MC-130J, 6

T-41D, 4

T-51A, 3

UV-18B, 3

HC-130J, 3

Enlisted education

Associates or equivalent, 26.27%

Bachelor’s or higher, 17.08%

Officer education

Bachelor’s, 100%

Master’s or Higher, 54.62%

Commissioning Sources

Air Force ROTC, 37.92%

Basic Officer Training, 18.48%

Air Force Academy, 20.97%

Commissioned Officer Training², 22.63%

Civilian Workforce³

White Collar, 76.56%

Blue Collar, 23.44%

Education Attainment

Bachelor’s or higher, 21%

Master’s Degree, 20%

PhD, 3%

Average age, 49 years

Average time in service

Officer, 11 years

Enlisted, 8.7 years

Civilian, 14 years

2. Includes direct commissions for medical professionals, JAG, Chaplains and all interservice transfers. 3. Does not include nonappropriated funds or contractors.

FY23 AU Student Production

Professional Military Education⁵, 23,937

Resident, 10,494

Non-Resident. 13,443

Professional Continuing Education, 36,446

Resident, 14,058

Non-Resident, 22,388

Leader Development, 24,756

Resident, 4,891

Non-Resident, 19,865

AFSC/Badge Awarding, 1,829

Academic Degrees Awarded⁶, 3,113

Officer Accessions

Officer Training School - Full Course⁷, 2,133

Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps1,967

Citizenship Development

Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps, 83,025

5. PME includes resident Officer (SOS, ACSC and AWC), and Enlisted (NCOA, SNCOA and CLA) courses. Distance learning is governed by GCPME and includes the online equivalent to the resident courses along with ALS. 6. Academic degrees include AU and AFIT MS programs, and CCAF and Eaker Center AAS programs.7.OTS includes the former Total Force Officer Training, Commissioned Officer Training and Reserve Commissioned Officer Training.

Basic Military Training graduates, 28,488

Survival Training, 13,579

Aircrew Training, 5,463

Officers, 4,420

Enlisted, 1,043

Initial Skills Training, 58,521

Officers, 3,971

Enlisted, 54,550

Supplemental/Advanced Training, 72,731

Officers, 10,346

Enlisted, 62,385

Expeditionary Training, 8,640

Officers, 1,282

Enlisted, 7,318

Civilian, 40

Payroll⁸, $6,250M

Medical Care, $452.7M

Military Family Housing, $9.3M

Procurement, $6.3M

Contingency Operations, $59.4M

Research, Development, Testing & Evaluation, $9.4M

Restoration & Modernization⁹, $383.9M

Flying Training, $2,01M

Education, $373.7M

Medical Training, $118.9M

Technical Training, $347.8M

Recruiting, $259M

Force Development, $118.3M

Other, $116.2M

8. Includes military personnel (MILPERS) and civilian pay (operations and maintenance and medical). 9. Includes Facilities, Sustainment Restoration & Modernization (FSRM) funding from AFIMSC for AETC facilities.

502nd ABW, Texas

59th MDW, Texas

2nd Air Force

17th TRW, Texas

37th TRW, Texas

SWTW, Texas

 81st TRW, Miss.

82nd TRW, Texas

Guard/Reserve

149th FW, Texas

150th SOW, N.M.

162nd WG, Ariz.

189th AW, Ark.

173rd FW, Ore.

174th ATKW, N.Y.

163rd ATKW, Calif.

944th FW, Ariz.

19th Air Force

12th FTW, Texas

14th FTW, Miss.

33rd FW, Fla.

47th FTW, Texas

49th WG, N.M.

56th FW, Ariz.

58th SOW, N.M.

71st FTW, Okla.

80th FTW, Texas

97th AMW, Okla.

314th AW, Ark

Accessions

360th RCG, Pa.

367th RCG, Ga.

369th RCG, Texas

372nd RCG, Utah

Air University

LeMay Center

Air War College

School of Advance Air & Space Studies

Air Command & Staff College

Squadron Officer School*

Barnes Center*

Eaker Center

Air Force Institute of Technology

International Officer School

Global College of PME

42nd ABW

*Signifies wing equivalents for CSB, OPB/EPB & PRF purposes