Application
Application Endorsement
Privacy Act Statement
Statement of Understanding
Reserve Qualification Summary
Aviation Qualification Summary
Located aboard Joint Reserve Base Belle Chasse, Louisiana and Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland, the 4th Marine Aircraft Wing's Operational Support Airlift (OSA) aircraft provide critical airlift capabilities in support of Marine Corps operations. These aircraft transport personnel, equipment, and supplies, enabling the Wing to respond quickly and effectively to emerging requirements. As part of the Wing's Marine Transport Squadrons, the mission is to provide logistical support to move personnel and equipment, both within the Continental United States (CONUS) and abroad, in support of Fleet Marine Forces and joint partners. Interested aviators should refer to the Reserve Officer Management Policy and the relevant documents for more information.
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The 4th Marine Aircraft Wing's Adversary Squadron Pilots (ASP) provide adversary air support to enhance the training and readiness of Marine Corps aircrew and fleet units. By mimicking the tactics and techniques of potential adversaries, these squadrons help to prepare Marine aviators for the challenges of modern air-to-air combat. Utilizing a variety of aircraft, the ASP squadrons provides a realistic and dynamic training environment that allows Marine aircrew to hone their skills and develop the expertise needed to succeed in a rapidly changing operational environment. As part of the 4th Marine Aircraft Wing, they play a critical role in supporting the training and readiness of Marine Forces Reserve units, ensuring that they are prepared to deploy and operate effectively in support of global operations.
ASP Cover Letter
ASP Statement of Understanding