Getting to know the mission

Chief Master Sgt. Jeffrey Moser, the new 352nd Special Operations Group command chief master sergeant, left, is guided through the inner workings of an Allison T56-A-15 turboprop engine by Staff Sgt. Joshua Calton, 352nd Maintenance Squadron. Each aircraft needs four to power the MC-130P Combat Shadows and the MC-130H Combat Talon IIs special operations forces air taskings and mission sets. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Dennis Brewer)

Chief ‘Air Commando’ assumes top SOG enlisted office

Published June 25, 2007
By Master Sgt. Dennis Brewer
352nd Special Operations Group Public Affairs

RAF MILDENHALL, England -- Chief Master Sgt. Jeffery A. Moser assumed the top enlisted position at the 352nd Special Operations Groups late May on his arrival from MacDill, Air Force Base, Fla., where he worked as the superintendent of the 6th Operations Group.

A month on, Chief Master Sgt. Moser has visited all of the 352nd SOG's units and is getting more familiar with the missions at RAF Mildenhall.

"The men and women of this great organization have already impressed me with their talent, spirit and professionalism," said Chief Moser. "And, it's reflected in the numbers of enlisted who have been promoted to technical and master sergeant this last promotion cycle."

"We're fortunate to have such dedicated people in this organization," he continued. "I look forward to working alongside all the 'Quiet Professionals,' not to mention our counterparts here at Team Mildenhall - who also posted some great promotion rates."