What is the Air Force Ground Service for?

The ground service of the Air Force is centered on the maintenance of aircraft, and the personnel directly maintain the aircraft. It is mainly composed of mechanical specialty (aircraft engine specialty), ordnance specialty, ad hoc specialty (instrument electrical specialty) and radio specialty (integrated avionics specialty).

Ground handling covers a wide range, mainly including aviation crew and resident personnel, and airport logistics support, including ordnance, aviation materials, oil, quartermaster, four stations, field service, fire control, air traffic control, communication, navigation, meteorology, automobile, health and support.

Extended data:

Ground handling is relative to air force pilots. Apart from the pilot, the air force is considered ground handling. Specifically, it is maintenance, communication command, radar meteorology, oil supply, airport security, flight control command and so on. All belong to the category of ground handling.

Aircraft maintenance, aircraft scheduling, bomb hanging, refueling and so on are all done on the ground. The air force ground service is divided into four majors: machinery, ordnance, ad hoc and radio, which is referred to as "machine army" for short. This is a very comfortable arm, but it is a great responsibility. Aircraft is a kind of high-precision weapon equipment. You must have a strong sense of responsibility and plunge into this embrace boldly and cautiously.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Air Force Ground Service Entry