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165th Air Support Operations Squadron
        Close air support for advancing ground units is often critical in perilous combat
environments like Afghanistan.
    The Battlefield Airmen of Brunswicks 165th Air Support Operations Squadron (ASOS)
deploy with, advise, and assist joint force commanders in planning, requesting, coordinating and
controlling close air support, reconnaissance, and tactical airlift missions.
    Georgia is one of only 14 states that have an Air Guard ASOS. The in-demand 52 tactical air
control parties of Georgias 165th ASOS have been deployed multiple times to Iraq and
Afghanistan since 2001. They were even on the ground in Afghanistan during the 48th Infantry
Brigade Combat Teams most recent deployment  providing a unique example of wartime
interoperability between Georgia Army Guard and Georgia Air Guard forces.
    Ten members of the 165 ASOS trained with the 284th ASOS, Kan. Air National Guard the
last few months of 2011 in preparation for 2012 deployments to Afghanistan.
    The 165th ASOS also sent the only team to represent either the Air Guard or the Air Force at
the 2011 Leapfest, the largest continuously conducted airborne competition in the world.


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  • 1. 165th Air Support Operations Squadron Close air support for advancing ground units is often critical in perilous combat environments like Afghanistan. The Battlefield Airmen of Brunswicks 165th Air Support Operations Squadron (ASOS) deploy with, advise, and assist joint force commanders in planning, requesting, coordinating and controlling close air support, reconnaissance, and tactical airlift missions. Georgia is one of only 14 states that have an Air Guard ASOS. The in-demand 52 tactical air control parties of Georgias 165th ASOS have been deployed multiple times to Iraq and Afghanistan since 2001. They were even on the ground in Afghanistan during the 48th Infantry Brigade Combat Teams most recent deployment providing a unique example of wartime interoperability between Georgia Army Guard and Georgia Air Guard forces. Ten members of the 165 ASOS trained with the 284th ASOS, Kan. Air National Guard the last few months of 2011 in preparation for 2012 deployments to Afghanistan. The 165th ASOS also sent the only team to represent either the Air Guard or the Air Force at the 2011 Leapfest, the largest continuously conducted airborne competition in the world. (Word Count 180)