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The SSF-A maintains two Air Bases, each os responsible for the air space within its sector.

Each Base controls two Air Fields. Squadrons are normally assigned to a specific Base or Field.

Social Security Forces-Air Division Base David A. Hunter (Danville, KY). This is the headquarters of the SSF-A and is under the personal command of the Air Force Chief of Staff. Hunter Air Base is responsible for all flight operations within the eastern Free State. Assigned to Hunter Air Base are the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Fighter, the 17th and 18th Bombardment, 21st Ground Assault and the 23rd, 24th and 25th Transport Squadrons.

Social Security Forces-Air Division Field Phillip T. Studebaker (Cynthiana, KY). This field is responsible for flight operations in the northeastern sector of the Free State. Assigned to Studebaker Field are the 13th and 14th Fighter and 30th Transport Squadrons.

Social Security Forces-Air Division Field William B. Kirby (Murfreesboro, TN). This field is responsible for flight operations in the southeastern sector of the Free State. Kirby Field has the 11th and 12th Fighter and 31st Transport Squadrons.

Social Security Forces-Air Division Base Arnold F. Carswell (Russelville, KY). Carswell Air Base is responsible for flight operations within the western Free State. Assigned to Caswell Base are the 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th Fighter, 19th and 20th Bombardment, 22nd Ground Assault and 26, 27th and 28th Transport Squadrons.

Social Security Forces-Air Division Field William O. MacKinnon (Louisville, KY). This field is responsible for flight operations in the northwestern sectro of teh Free State. Squadrons assigned to MacKinnon Field include the 15th and 16th Fighter and 32nd Transport.

Social Security Forces-Air Division Field Victor W. Getter (Jackson, TN). This field is responsible for flight operations in the southwestern sectot of the Free State. Assigned to Getter Field are the 9th and 10th Fighter and 29th Transport Squadrons.

Each Air Base has a Maintenacne Squadron (of four 250-man Flights), a Support Squadron (of four 250 man Flights) and a Base Defense Squadron consisting of four Ground Defense Flights (each organized as a standard infantry company) and two Air Defense Flights (each with 142 men equipped with 12 M-55 Quad .50-caliber machineguns mounts) and a Headquarters Flight (180 men).

Each Air Field has a Headquarters Flight (110 men), a Maintenance Squadron (of two 150-man flights), a Support Squadron (of three 150 man flights) and a Base Defense Squadron of two Ground Defence and one Air Defence flights).