75th Air Base Wing

• Origins in World War II: The 75th Air Base Wing traces its roots back to the 75th Observation Group, activated in February 1942 to support World War II operations by providing reconnaissance and photographic intelligence. • Modern Mission: Today, the 75th Air Base Wing is headquartered at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, and provides base operating support for the Ogden Air Logistics Complex and over 50 associate units. • Base Support: The Wing supports more than 27,000 military, civilian, and contractor personnel at Hill AFB, making it one of the largest employers in Utah. • Critical Logistics Role: The 75th ABW enables critical depot maintenance and supply chain management for the Air Force’s F-35, F-22, F-16, A-10, and Minuteman III ICBM programs. • Global Reach: The Wing’s services extend beyond Hill AFB, providing support to geographically separated units in Nevada, Wyoming, and California. • Heraldic Symbolism: The 75th ABW’s emblem features a silver falcon, symbolizing vigilance, speed, and air dominance, reflecting its mission to support Air Force readiness. • Community Engagement: The Wing is heavily involved in community partnerships, hosting the biennial "Warriors Over the Wasatch" air show, which attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors. • Environmental Stewardship: The 75th ABW has won multiple awards for environmental management, including efforts to protect endangered species and restore wetlands on Hill AFB. • Vital Training Hub: The Wing manages extensive training facilities, including firing ranges and airfield operations, supporting readiness for both Air Force and joint military missions. • Enduring Legacy: Over its history, the unit has been activated, inactivated, and redesignated several times, but its core mission—to support and sustain Air Force operations—has remained constant, making it an enduring part of America's airpower.