They also issue, receive, store, and turn in numerous parts.вЂќ вЂњThe production support technicians are the parts experts who order an average of 1,000 aircraft parts per month. вЂњProduction controllers make sure the scheduled maintenance tasks are ready to be worked and they communicate what needs to be done every day to everyone on each shift to keep the aircraft on schedule,вЂќ said Gulley. Last but not least, the Weapon System Support Center Flight keeps the squadronвЂ™s mission operating with parts and tools needed to keep the program depot maintenance processes moving along. вЂњThe production flight chiefs, team leads, and work leaders assigned to the three flights make sure the more than 500 mechanics assigned to the squadron, work on the C-130 aircraft correctly and safely,вЂќ he said. Three of the flights are directly responsible for the C-130 aircraft maintenance, said Gulley. вЂњWhile the Logistics Requirement Determination Process Flight has planners who make sure everyone understands what work must be completed, they also develop the plan and network for everyone to follow.вЂќ The Production Support Flight helps people with in-processing, out-processing, staffing, payroll, tracking productivity metrics, facilities management, and vehicle management,вЂќ said Gulley. вЂњThis squadron is committed to sending high-quality mission-capable C-130s back to the owning units so they can successfully execute the war-fighting mission, said Travis Gulley Sr., 560th AMXS C-130 Weapon System Support Center Flight chief. One of the squadrons responsible for this mission is the 560th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron. вЂњWe directly support the combatant commanders by adding service life to weapons systems through quality depotвЂђlevel maintenance to aircraft supporting the warfighter.вЂќ Christopher Simmons, 402nd Aircraft Maintenance Group deputy commander. вЂњWhat we do has a global impact, and each day we are contributing to the C-130 aircraft mission,вЂќ said Lt. Fast forward 62 years, and the Air Force Materiel CommandвЂ™s Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, continues the legacy of maintaining the aircraft.

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