106th Rescue Wing

 

Mission
Provide worldwide Personnel Recovery, Combat Search and Rescue Capability, Expeditionary Combat Support, and Civil Search and Rescue Support to Federal and State authorities.   

Vision
World-class Combat Rescue team...every Airman fully developed; adaptable, versatile, innovative Warfighters...ready to fight, anytime, anywhere.

Motto    
"That Others May Live"

Federal Mission
Provide trained and equipped personnel, capable of  augmenting active duty forces in time of war, national emergencies and increased national security.

State Mission
Assist the State of New York in disaster relief and other state emergencies as directed by the governor.

106th operations group

             101st Rescue Squadron 

Mission 
The primary mission of the HH-60W Jolly Green II search and rescue helicopter is to conduct day or night personnel recovery operations into hostile environments to recover isolated personnel during war. The HH-60W is also tasked to perform military operations other than war, including civil search and rescue, medical evacuation, disaster response, humanitarian assistance, security cooperation/aviation advisory, NASA space flight support, and rescue command and control. Click here for more information.
 
 
  102nd Rescue Squadron 

Mission 
The HC-130J Combat King II is an extended-range, combat search and rescue version of the C-130 Hercules transport. Its mission is to extend the range of combat search and rescue helicopters by providing air refueling in hostile or contested airspace if required. Secondary mission capabilities include performing tactical delivery via airdrop or airland of pararescue specialist teams, small bundles, zodiac watercraft, or four-wheel drive all-terrain vehicles; and providing direct assistance to a survivor in advance of the arrival of a recovery vehicle. Click here for more information.

 
  103rd Rescue Squadron 
 
Mission 

Guardian Angel is uniquely designed and dedicated to conduct Personnel Recovery across the full range of military operations and during all phases of joint, coalition, and combined operations. Its most fundamental mission tasks are: 1) to prepare personnel who may be isolated or become missing while participating in U.S. government sanctioned military activities (or missions in uncertain or hostile environments), 2) to conduct recovery operations during peacetime and war, and 3) to lead reintegration operations after a recovery. Guardian Angel may be visualized as the ground element of the USAF Rescue triad, and commonly functions in conjunction with USAF HH-60 helicopters and HC-130 aircraft. Click here for more information.

106th Operations Support Squadron

Mission

Provide unparalleled support to enhance operational readiness and mission effectiveness of our HH-60W, HC-130J and Air Force Special Warfare squadrons. Our commitment to excellence and teamwork drives our dedication to support the mission and safeguard our nation’s interests. We must train and maintain our readiness to support rescue operations both stateside and abroad.

106th mission support group

106th Civil Engineer Squadron

106th Communications Squadron

106th Contracting

106th Force Support Squadron

           Honor Guard

           Personnel Flight

           Services Flight

106th Logistics Readiness Squadron

106th Security Forces Squadron

106th medical group

Provides medical exams and immunizations for base population

106th maintenance group

106th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron

106th Maintenance Squadron

106th Maintenance Operations Flight

wing offices

  • 106th Finance Office
  • 106th Wing Safety Office
  • 106th Equal Opportunity Office
  • 106th Sexual Assault Prevention & Response
  • 106th Public Affairs Office
  • 106th Judge Advocate Office 
  • 106th Chaplain Office
  • 106th Wing Psychological Health Office
  • 106th Airman and Family Readiness
  • 106th Command Post
  • 106th Inspector General

PublIc affairs

The Public Affairs Office of the 106th Rescue Wing works within three areas: 

1) Command internal information
2) External information and media relations
3) Community Engagement

The Public Affairs office handles and coordinates request for speakers, base tours, aerial events, incentive flights, media interactions, and ensuring a timely and free flow of information within the organization and with the public.

To contact the Public Affairs Office contact one of the following:

Public Affairs Office

631-723-7470