Brig. Gen. William L. Ottati is Portfolio Acquisition Executive and Director for the Mobility Directorate at the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. He leads more than 1,700 military, civilian, and contractor personnel and is responsible for program execution and executive management for all ACAT I, II, III, and sustainment programs in the Air Force’s $47 billion airlift and tanker aircraft portfolio, to include airlift modernization, futures, C-5, C-17, C-130, KC-46, and KC-135 aircraft.

MISSION: Provides multi-point aerial refueling, cargo/passenger transport, and aeromedical evacuation.

CURRENT LINES OF EFFORT:

• Development
• Foreign Military Sales 
• Test
• Sustainment

MISSION: Provide tactical airlift capabilities to the Total Force, while providing unique capabilities for weather reconnaissance, airborne firefighting, aerial spraying, and Arctic/Antarctic supply support.

CURRENT LINES OF EFFORT:

• Production
• Modernization
• Sustainment 
• Foreign Military Sales

MISSION: Deliver our international partners custom designed, executable and sustainable foreign military sales programs - on time, on cost. 

MISSION:  Provide heavy intercontinental-range airlift for all outsize/oversize cargo requirements.

CURRENT LINES OF EFFORT:

• Modernization
• Sustainment

MISSION: Sustain, upgrade and modernize the KC-135 Fleet for the foreseeable future with a priority on mission capable aircraft availability, emerging warfighter needs and safety

CURRENT LINES OF EFFORT:

• Modernization
• Sustainment

MISSION: Acquire and sustain safe, effective, unrivaled global reach capability.

CURRENT LINES OF EFFORT:

• C-17 Modernization
• Sustainment
• C-17 Sustainment
• Foreign Military Sales (FMS)

MISSION: Acquisition of Next-Generation Air Refueling, cargo/passenger transport, aeromedical evacuation and Command and Control Interoperability.