Which MAJCOM is responsible for loading munitions on bomber aircraft?

The correct choice indicates that ACC (Air Combat Command), AETC (Air Education and Training Command), AFRES (Air Force Reserve Command), and ANG (Air National Guard) are all involved in the loading of munitions on bomber aircraft.

Air Combat Command is the primary MAJCOM responsible for fighter and bomber operations, including the loading and management of munitions. This command oversees various operations and is integral in the training and readiness of units that handle air-to-ground and precision strike capabilities. Each of the other commands mentioned also supports various aspects of air operations, but ACC's focus aligns directly with the responsibilities of munitions loading for bomber aircraft.

AETC primarily focuses on education and training, which includes training personnel who may load munitions, but does not handle the actual loading itself. AFMC (Air Force Materiel Command) is more involved with logistics and maintenance rather than direct operations like loading munitions. AFSOC (Air Force Special Operations Command) specializes in special operations and their specific requirements, which can differ from standard bomber operations. Thus, the collaborative nature of these commands underscores ACC's dominant role in the munitions loading process for bomber aircraft.