Which shop in The Air Wing gets the most glory?

Capt Brandon Charters they're all my favorite in some way or another. I think my initial vote is for SFS. They're the first one to greet you with a smile each day when going thru the front gate.

Nice question, Capt Brandon Charters, by I'm not biting...sounds like a trap to me :)
Without a doubt, each leg of a stool bears equal weight and responsibility for upholding the primary objective. The same can be said for the teams which make up a Wing--with failure of any portion comes mission effects across the board. Such is life in our smaller, agile force. 2nd and 3rd order effects reverberate across the enterprise should any one not support their share of the load. Choosing a favorite would be like asking which of your kids you like best! As for glory--each earns their own brand of glory based upon their customer, mission, service or product. I, for one, need and love them all!

The Pee-A-Lots get the most credit... The Nose-Pickers get what's left over. The rest are pretty much ignored.

I used to know how Marine Air Wings were organized, but my memory has gotten a little fuzzy. I *assume* (always dangerous) they have organic combat services support (finance, legal, personnel, MWR, etc). As any USAF wing does, too. But if we're talking about "glory"--of course, it's the operations element and specifically the flying squadrons. Other organizations may have more cush or comfortable jobs, but when it comes to "glory" in an aviation wing, OF COURSE the aircrew get the most glory. And that's how it should be. The purpose of a flying organization is to, well, fly. Literally every single person in an aviation wing who is not aircrew is in support of some kind (and that included me). In the Air Force, this was often difficult to instill in all kinds of non-flyers (officer and enlisted), despite the fact "Air" is in the title of our organization. If you spend your time on the ground, lol, you should probably get the picture.

Cpl (Join to see) - Our MOS does Electrical, Avionics, and Armament. If there's a wire, deals with navigation,
Communications, or sighting, or the loading, and unloading of ordnance, that falls on me
And my guys

SFC (Join to see) That is interesting in the Navy and the Marine Corps depending on the aircraft that can be two or even three different shops.

Oh yea I'm tracking lol. Always makes the other branches shake their head when I tell them what I do

not just the Army ...