Air Command
The Air Commander Australia is responsible to the Chief of Air Force for the management and production of prepared air combat forces. This responsibility includes:
- development of air doctrine
- development and sustainment of all air weapon systems including aircraft, combat support, command and control and enabling functions such as aviation medicine, specialist training, test and evaluation.
- management of all Air Force-specific training
Headquarters Air Command coordinates Air Force operations. Headquarters Air Command is also responsible for developing and delivering the capability to command and control air operations. Headquarters staff assist the Air Commander to control the activities of six subordinate Force Element Groups.
Contact
- RAAF Base Glenbrook, Blue Mountains, NSW
Organisation