3. The Georgia Air National Guard provides
well trained and motivated forces to the
Governor and the Combatant
Commanders in order to support Full
Spectrum Operations – Offensive,
Defensive, Stability, and Civil Support.
4. Organization
Governor
Nathan Deal President
Commander-in-Chief
National Guard
Maj. Gen. Jim
Butterworth
Bureau
Adjutant General
Georgia Department
of Defense
Army Air State
National National Defense State
Guard Guard Force Operations
11,100+ Soldiers 2,800+ Airmen 637 Members 460 State Employees
5. Georgia Air National Guard
Total Strength: 2,800+ Airmen
116th Air Control Wing
165th Airlift Wing
6. 116th Air Control Wing
Flying the E-8C Joint Surveillance Target
Attack Radar System (JSTARS) aircraft.
8. Geographically Separated Units
117th Air Control Squadron
--Radar surveillance, aircraft command and control
165th Air Support Operations Squadron
--Terminal control of close air support
224th Joint Communications Support Squadron
--Mobile tactical communications
283rd Combat Communications Squadron
--Mobile tactical communications
139th Intelligence Squadron
--Linguistic intelligence services
202d Engineering Installation Squadron
--Plan and install communications systems
530th Air Force Band
--Perform at official and recruiting functions
The Combat Readiness Training Center
--Combat training ranges, communications training,
billeting
9. Japan
Kosovo
State Partnership - Georgia
Operation New Dawn
Lebanon
Zanzibar
Operation Enduring Freedom
Qatar (OND)
UNCLASSIFIED
10. A Statewide Presence
• $680M in federal funds
come into the State,
balanced by a state budget
of only $9M
• Over $25M in state income
tax on Guard payroll
• $135M in military
construction in progress
• 40% growth in the Georgia
Guard since 2005
11. Supporting your Georgia Guard
• Support drilling Guardsmen
• Hire a hero
• Support Guard families
Helpful web sites:
www.esgr.org for Employer support
of the Guard and Reserve
www.georgiaguardfamily.org for
the Family Support Foundation