PACAF (Pacific Air Forces)

Pacific Air Forces (PACAF) is a major command of the United States Air Force responsible for air operations across the Asia-Pacific region. Its primary mission is to support U.S. interests, enhance regional security, and foster partnerships with allied nations. PACAF conducts a wide range of activities, including air defense, humanitarian assistance, and joint exercises with partner nations. The command is headquartered in Hawaii and plays a crucial role in ensuring stability and readiness in a strategically important area, addressing challenges such as natural disasters and regional conflicts while promoting peace and cooperation among nations.