The 375th Airlift Wing makes possible the command and control of the United States' entire military transportation effort— the logistics efforts of the world’s greatest military in the air, on the ground and over the sea. Together, we execute every Air Mobility Command sortie worldwide, in peace and in war. The 56th Mission Support (56 MSS) Squadron Airman and Family Readiness Center (A&FRC) offers a variety of programs and services for families and single airmen, located in Building 1113, across from Fowler Park. Programs and services include: Relocation Assistance is available for both arriving and departing personnel at the A&FRC. Newcomers receive information about the local area including community maps, brochures, school data, crime rates, recreational activities, and Heartlink, which is an interactive and fun spouse orientation. Departing members may access Military HOMEFRONT, which provides information about all major DoD installations and the surrounding communities and attend workshops on moving.

The Transition Assistance Program (TAP) assists retiring or separating personnel develop a plan for civilian employment using links with community and national employment sources. Monthly, a three-day TAP Workshop is provided for job search preparation to help make them more marketable in a tough job market. Job Search Strategies, the labor market, networking, resume preparation, interviewing skills, how to research companies and VA benefits and entitlements are just a few of the subjects covered during the three-day workshop. The Discovery Center offers a full variety of automated employment services, current job opportunities and on-site registration with state employment services.

Spouse employment services help family members determine career goals, prepare for job searches, write resumes, and identify employment leads. The Discovery Center offers a full variety of automated employment services, current job opportunities, and on-site registration with state employment services.