When an operational wing is a tenant unit, who typically provides base and logistics support?

When an operational wing is designated as a tenant unit, it does not have the same level of authority or resources as a host unit. In these scenarios, the host command is typically responsible for providing base and logistics support. This arrangement allows the operational wing to focus on its primary mission while relying on the host command for essential services such as maintenance, supply chain management, and facility management.

The host command is usually a larger unit that has the infrastructure and capabilities to support multiple tenant units. This includes ensuring that tenant units can effectively operate within the base environment and have access to necessary resources.

While other commands, such as the numbered air force or major command, may have oversight or administrative roles, it is primarily the host command that facilitates the day-to-day logistics and support operations for tenant units, ensuring they can effectively carry out their missions without having to manage these essential services themselves.