HQ AFLC

Headquarters Air Force Logistics Command (HQ AFLC) served as the primary logistics support organization for the United States Air Force from its establishment in 1961 until its inactivation in 1992. The command was responsible for providing worldwide logistics support, including maintenance, supply, transportation, and procurement, to ensure combat readiness of Air Force units. HQ AFLC managed several major logistics centers and depots across the United States, playing a critical role throughout the Cold War by supporting aircraft, missiles, and related systems. In 1992, as part of a broader USAF reorganization, HQ AFLC was merged with Air Force Systems Command to form the Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC).