The unit also provides intratheater aeromedical evacuation. The unit participates in joint service training and supports active duty forces in airborne training. Ga. Wing daily activities are managed by civilian federal workers, including air reserve technicians. Over 90 percent of the organization is made up of Air Force Reserve volunteers from Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia. The reservists train one weekend per month at a unit training assembly, and perform 15 days of active duty for training annually.
Aircrew members train more often to meet flight qualification standards.
The unit also flies airlift missions in support of Department of Defense assignments. 911th Airlift Wing has authorized manning of 1,272 Air Force Reserve members. The unit employs approximately 325 civilians, including nearly 190 air reserve technicians who hold dual civil service and military positions. During 2001 and 2000, aircrews, maintenance and support personnel from the 911th deployed to Puerto Rico for Coronet Oak rotations in support of the U.S. Southern Command. In 1999, 911th personnel deployed to Europe in support of NATO operations for the Kosovo crisis.