ACC Leadership

Air Combat Command

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Air Combat Command Senior Leaders

Gen. Mike Holmes
ACC commander

Lt. Gen. Christopher P. Weggeman
Deputy commander

Command Chief Master Sgt. David W. Wade
ACC command chief

Command Staff Leadership

CG - Air National Guard Forces Assistant to COMACC - Maj. Gen. Michael Degnon
CR - AF Reserve Mobilization Assistant to COMACC - Maj. Gen. Patrick Wade
DS - Director of Staff - Col David S. Chace
IA - Political Advisor - Dr. Albert U. Mitchum
A1 - Directorate of Manpower and Personnel -
A2 - Intelligence Directorate - Brig.Gen. Gregory J. Gagnon
A3 - Directorate of Air and Space Operations - Maj. Gen. Kevin Huyck
A4 - Directorate of Logistics, Engineering and Force Protection - Maj. Gen. Tom Miller
A5/8/9 - Directorate of Plans, Programs and Requirements - Maj. Gen. Patrick Doherty

A6 - Communications Directorate - Brig. Gen. Chad D. Raduege

A10 - Director of Strategic Deterrence & Nuclear Integration- Mr. Lawrence Averbeck

FM - Comptroller - Col. Steven J. Minkin
HC - Command Chaplain - Chaplain (Col.) Kelvin G. Gardner
IG - Inspector General - Brig. Gen. Paul J. Murray

JA - Staff Judge Advocate - Col. Scott T. Ecton

PA - Director of Public Affairs - Col. Allen Herritage

ST - Scientific Advisor to the Commander - Dr. John D. Matyjas
SE - Director of Safety - Col. Steven G. Owen

SG - Command Surgeon - Brig. Gen. (Dr.) Sharon R. Bannister

HO - Command Historian - Mr. Michael Dugre
AMIC - Acquisition Management & Integration Center - Mr. Timothy Applegate

Biography Alphabetical List

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ACC operates more than 1,000 aircraft, 35 wings, 11 bases, and 1,348 units at more than 300 operating locations worldwide with 159,000 total force military and civilian personnel. When mobilized, the Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve contribute more than 700 aircraft and 49,000 people to Air Combat Command.

COLONEL DAVID S. CHACE

Col. Fowler is a 1993 graduate of Oklahoma State University. He entered the Air Force through Reserve Officer Training Corps.

Heath D. Fowler

Mr. Applegate retired as a Colonel in the United States Air Force in June 2013 and has over 31 years of acquisition and contracting expertise. He entered the Air Force in 1987 as a graduate of the United States Air Force Academy and has served in a wide variety of military and civilian positions.

Mr. TIMOTHY M. APPLEGATE

Colonel Scott T. Ecton is the Staff Judge Advocate for Headquarters, Air Combat Command

COLONEL SCOTT T. ECTON

Chief Master Sgt. David W. Wade is the Command Chief Master Sergeant, Air Combat Command

Command Chief Master Sergeant David W. Wade

Before assuming his current position, Dr. Matyjas was employed by the Air Force Research Laboratory, where he served as Technical Advisor for the Computing and Communications Division at the Information Directorate as well as Core Technical Competency Lead for Connectivity and Dissemination, developing information technologies critical for C4ISR and cyber systems.

DR. JOHN D. MATYJAS

Chaplain, Colonel Kelvin G. Gardner is Command Chaplain, Headquarters, Air Combat Command, Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Va. As the Command Chaplain, he advises and represents the ACC commander on all aspects of the Chaplain Corps mission. He ensures ACC Chaplains and Chaplain Assistants are ready and prepared for global deployment.

CHAPLAIN, COLONEL KELVIN G. GARDNER

Colonel Chad D. Raduege is the Director of Communications, Headquarters Air Combat Command, Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia. He is responsible for cyberspace and communications policy, resource advocacy, and program management supporting ACC’s mission of providing combat ready forces to deliver dominant combat airpower in support of national security strategy implementation.

COLONEL CHAD D. RADUEGE

Air Combat Command Director of Public Affairs

COLONEL ALLEN HERRITAGE

He is responsible for the policy, budget, and oversight of ACC's maintenance, munitions, supply, transportation, civil engineering, and force protection functions. Mr. Novak provides direction and oversight to more than 42,000 personnel assigned to
17 bases and over 70 operating locations worldwide who maintain and support more than 1,100 fighters, special mission aircraft
and over 800 Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicles. He is also responsible for determining requirements, planning, programming, design and construction of facilities while maintaining combat ready security forces units for rapid deployment and employment.

MARCUS F. NOVAK