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301st Fighter Wing

301st Fighter Wing

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Col. Korey Amundson Official Biography

COLONEL KOREY E. AMUNDSON

Official biography photo for Col. Gregg Russell.

COLONEL L. GREGG RUSSELL

Col. Curtis L. Pitts Official Photo

COLONEL CURTIS L. PITTS

Col. Allen Duckworth, 301 FW Commander

COLONEL ALLEN E. DUCKWORTH

Official photo for Chief Master. Sgt. Michael S. Senigo, 301 FW Command Chief

CHIEF MASTER SGT. MICHAEL S. SENIGO

Official photo for Lt. Col. Charles Huber, 457th Fighter Squadron

LT. COL. CHARLES A. HUBER

Col. Benjamin Harrison Official Photo

COLONEL BENJAMIN R. HARRISON

Air Force Wings

LIEUTENANT COLONEL RYAN L. BUSBEY

Col. John M. Nemecek is the Commander, 301st Fighter Wing Operations Group, U.S. Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas. He is responsible for planning, directing, monitoring, and safe execution of all combat-oriented F-16C flight training within the 301st Fighter Wing. He directs the group’s execution of a 5,800+ Annual Flying Hour Program and a $3.5 million annual operations group budget. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jeremy Roman)

COLONEL JOHN M. NEMECEK

301st Fighter Wing Biographies

	301st Fighter Wing Commander Col. Allen E. Duckworth is the Commander, 301st Fighter Wing, Air Force Reserve Command, U.S. Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base, Fort Worth, Texas. He is responsible for providing a combat-ready force comprised of approximately 2,280 Reserve, Active Duty, and civilian Airmen, and resources to support national objectives. The wing leverages both
	301st Fighter Wing Vice Commander Col. Korey Amundson is the Vice Commander, 301st Fighter Wing, U.S. Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas. He is responsible for providing a combat-ready force comprised of approximately 2,280 Reserve, Active Duty, and civilian Airmen, and resources to support national objectives. The wing leverages both Classic and Active
	301st Fighter Wing Command Chief Chief Master Sgt. Michael S. Senigo is the 301st Fighter Wing Command Chief Master Sergeant, U.S. Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas. Chief Senigo advises the commander on all matters relating to readiness, training, professional development, force utilization, operations tempo, health, morale, welfare and leadership of the
	301st Fighter Wing Operations Group Commander Col. Benjamin R. Harrison is the Commander, 301st Fighter Wing Operations Group, U.S. Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas. He is responsible for planning, directing, monitoring, and safe execution of all combat-oriented F-16C flight training within the 301st Fighter Wing. He directs the group’s execution of a 5,800+ Annual Flying
	301st Fighter Wing Maintenance Group Commander Col. John M. Nemecek is the Commander, 301st Fighter Wing Operations Group, U.S. Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas. He is responsible for planning, directing, monitoring, and safe execution of all combat-oriented F-16C flight training within the 301st Fighter Wing. He directs the group’s execution of a 5,800+ Annual Flying Hour
	301st Fighter Wing Mission Support Group Commander Col. Gregg Russell is Commander, 301st Mission Support Group, Naval Air Station Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base, Texas. The 301 MSG is comprised of six squadrons and five civilian departments with more than 650 Reserve, Active Guard Reserve (AGR), and civilian personnel. The 301 MSG provides in-garrison and agile combat support through aerial port,
	44th Fighter Group Commander Col. Curtis L. Pitts is the Commander, 44th Fighter Group,Eglin Air Force Base, Fla. He is responsible for providing a force comprised of over 260 Reserve and civilian Airmen responsible for executing a formal training F-22 mission and a T-38 adversary support mission. The 44th Fighter Group is a Classic Associate Air Force Reserve unit under the
	457th Fighter Squadron Commander Lt. Col. Charles A. Huber is the Commander, 457th Fighter Squadron, 301st Fighter Wing, Air Force Reserve Command, U.S. Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas. He is responsible for all operational aspects and combat employment of more than 20 F-16C+ aircraft and its pilots in support of combatant commanders’ directives and theater
	24th Fighter Squadron Commander Lt. Col. Ryan L. Busbey is the Commander, 24th Fighter Squadron, U.S. Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas. In addition to being a combat ready F-16CM instructor pilot, he is responsible for leading a team of 190 Active Duty Airmen consisting of F-16 pilots, maintainers, medical, communications, and administrative support