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FAIRCHILD AIR FORCE BASE, Wash. -- Airmen assigned to the 92nd, 141st, and the 22nd Air Refueling Wings conducted exercise Titan Fury 25-2 at Fairchild Air Force Base, Washington, March 17-21, 2025.
Fairchild Air Force Base Airmen participated in an exercise showcasing their ability to rapidly prepare and deploy KC-135 Stratotanker crews. These crews are trained and equipped for the critical task of aerial refueling, ensuring the readiness and effectiveness of both the U.S. Strategic Command and U.S. Transportation Command.
The 92nd ARW’s capabilities directly support all components of America’s strategic deterrent force.
“Titan Fury isn't just about testing our individual skills, it's about honing the 92nd ARW's ability to deliver global reach, whether it's keeping our bombers fueled for deterrence patrols, rapidly deploying troops, or providing life-saving aeromedical evacuations,” said Col. Chad Cisewski, 92nd ARW commander. “The ability to provide global reach is a cornerstone of American airpower, and this exercise validates Total Force readiness to execute our priority missions in the most demanding environments."
The seamless integration of support and operational functions form the backbone of rapid global mobility, projecting power and demonstrating unwavering readiness at a moment's notice.
1st Lt. Jacob Johnson, one of the two generation superintendents during Titan Fury 25-2, explained that this complex exercise requires months of meticulous planning and cross-functional collaboration, carefully balancing aircraft availability, resource allocation, and personnel to ensure successful execution.
“Our goal is to successfully generate as many aircraft in the shortest amount of time possible to support the wing’s mission in strategic deterrence requirements,” remarked Johnson. “This requires Airmen at every level to fully understand intent from higher echelons of command and the importance of why we are generating high numbers of aircraft.”
The mission's success hinges on a unified force working together to demonstrate power projection. Each team, from logistics to maintenance to operations to support, plays a critical role, their combined efforts weaving a tapestry of readiness. This synchronized effort ensures a robust and agile posture, ready to face any challenge.
“Titan Fury is a great opportunity for the wing and security forces to hone their skills and provide world class security and project power,” stated Master Sgt. William Jorgensen, the 92nd Security Forces Squadron operations superintendent.
This exercise showcases rapid global mobility across three different wings, demonstrating Team Fairchild’s number one priority and immediately deploying essential cargo anywhere in the world in support of national objectives.
“The traffic management office will conduct initial inspections on tasked cargo as well as in-checking and manifesting cargo through the Cargo Movement Operations System (CMOS),” commented Staff Sgt. Jake Klimpel, the noncommissioned officer in charge of outbound cargo. “This provides our Airmen with the opportunity to train in parts of CMOS that are normally not used on a day to day basis, further enhancing readiness when a real world cargo deployment function takes place.”
Titan Fury 25-2 rigorously assesses Team Fairchild's combined capabilities, ensuring proficiency in executing mission-critical tasks within demanding, time-sensitive, and potentially contested environments.
| Date Taken: | 03.21.2025 |
| Date Posted: | 03.21.2025 17:21 |
| Story ID: | 493460 |
| Location: | FAIRCHILD AIR FORCE BASE, WASHINGTON, US |
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