In US Air Force organization, which level comes directly below Wing?

• A. Group
• B. Squadron
• C. Flight
• D. Numbered Air Forces

Answer: (A)

In the USAF, organizational levels flow from larger to smaller units, with Wings containing Groups, Groups containing Squadrons, and Squadrons containing Flights. A Wing is a major unit that oversees broad mission areas and is built from several Groups, each of which handles a functional segment (like operations, maintenance, or support). A Squadron is the primary operating unit within a Group, and Flights are the smallest elements within a Squadron. Numbered Air Forces sit above Wings, coordinating multiple Wings rather than being directly beneath one Wing. So the level that comes directly under a Wing is the Group.