448th Supply Chain Management Wing

• The 448th Supply Chain Management Wing was activated on July 1, 1992, originally as the Air Force Materiel Command's (AFMC) Weapons Systems Management Center. • The unit was re-designated as the 448th Supply Chain Management Wing in 2006, to better reflect its mission of managing the supply chain for AFMC weapon systems. • The 448th SCMW is responsible for managing the supply chain for over 1,200 weapon systems, ensuring that parts and materials are available when needed for Air Force missions. • The wing is headquartered at Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma and has locations across the United States and around the world. • In 2011, the 448th SCMW was awarded the AFMC Supply Chain Tiger Team Award for its outstanding performance in managing the supply chain during a major Air Force exercise. • The wing played a critical role in supporting Air Force missions during Operation Desert Storm in 1991, providing crucial supply chain management services for deployed units. • The 448th SCMW has a long history of innovation in supply chain management, leveraging technology to improve efficiency and reduce costs. • The wing has been recognized for its contributions to sustainable procurement practices, including reducing waste and promoting environmentally friendly sourcing of materials. • In 2020, the 448th SCMW was tasked with managing the supply chain for the Air Force's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, ensuring that medical supplies and equipment were readily available for frontline healthcare workers. • The 448th SCMW continues to play a crucial role in supporting Air Force missions around the world, ensuring that the right parts and materials are available when needed to keep aircraft flying and personnel safe.