1107th ANG

• Origins: The 1107th Air National Guard (ANG) unit, officially known as the 1107th Theater Aviation Sustainment Maintenance Group (TASMG), traces its roots back to the Missouri Army National Guard, with a legacy of aviation maintenance excellence. • Location: The 1107th TASMG is based at Springfield, Missouri, strategically supporting Army aviation operations throughout the central United States and beyond. • Mission: Their primary mission is to provide depot-level maintenance, repair, and logistics support for Army rotary-wing aircraft such as the UH-60 Black Hawk and CH-47 Chinook. • Gulf War Service: Members of the 1107th were mobilized during Operation Desert Storm, providing critical aviation maintenance and support to deployed U.S. forces in Southwest Asia. • Global War on Terror: Since 2001, the 1107th has repeatedly deployed personnel to Iraq, Afghanistan, and other locations in support of Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom. • Hurricane Katrina: In 2005, the unit played an important role in disaster relief efforts, mobilizing to repair and maintain helicopters used for rescue and recovery operations in the Gulf Coast. • Innovation: The 1107th TASMG is recognized for its implementation of new maintenance technologies and procedures, increasing the readiness and longevity of Army helicopters nationwide. • International Partnerships: The unit has trained and worked alongside allied military forces, supporting joint readiness exercises and building international aviation maintenance cooperation. • Awards and Recognition: The 1107th has received numerous Army Superior Unit Awards and other commendations for outstanding service both at home and overseas. • Community Service: In addition to military duties, members of the 1107th actively participate in local Missouri community events, veteran support activities, and educational outreach programs, strengthening the bond between the military and the public.