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Foreword The history and heritage of a military service are vitally important components of its sense of confidence, capabilities and esprit de corps. This is certainly true of the US Air Force, now fifty years old, but with a lineage and heritage dating to the dawn of flight. This volume records the lineage, honors, and heraldry of the Air Force wings active as of 1 October 1995. It honors the men and women of these great units and offers a lasting tribute to their dedicated service in both war and peace. Their distinguished record inspires the present and future Air Force generations to fly in their predecessors’ path of dedication, sacrifice, professionalism, and achievement. Richard P. Hallion Air Force Historian
Preface In the early 1990s, sharply reduced military budgets and post-Cold War strategic requirements drove the Air Force to restructure its organization drastically. Recognizing that the active Air Force planned for 1995 would be less than half the size of the Air Force existing in 1990, General Merrill A. McPeak, the Air Force Chief of Staff, aggressively sought to preserve USAF heritage and to increase the historical awareness of USAF personnel. Among other initiatives, he directed the Air Force Historical Research Agency to compile a two-volume series publicizing the lineage and heraldry of the wings and flying squadrons that would remain in the active Air Force. Active Air Force Wings, the first volume in the heritage series, includes all regular Air Force wings active on 1 October 1995. Within this volume are the lineages, honors, and heraldry of combat wings created after 1947 and those that originated as combat groups or four-digit (formerly major command-controlled) organizations. There is a description of one wing that began life as a World War II Army Air Forces Base Unit. Absent from this volume are the lineages and heraldry of inactive wings, provisional wings, and wings assigned to the Air Force Reserve or the Air National Guard. To compile the volume, the authors drew heavily from Charles Ravenstein’s Air Force Combat Wings: Lineage and Honors Histories, 1947–1977. The historians also consulted Maurer Maurer’s Air Force Combat Units of World War II and Combat Squadrons of the Air Force, World War II. The lineages in this volume, however, supersede those shown in earlier reference works and publications. Every wing appears with the designation it possessed on 1 October 1995. For each wing, the book provides lineage, assignments, tactical components, stations, commanders, aircraft and missiles, operations, service and campaign streamers, armed forces expeditionary operations unit streamers, decorations, emblem, and bestowed honors where applicable. An explanation of these elements and their treatment is contained in the explanatory notes. Information about lineage, assignments, tactical components, stations, and emblem has been updated as near as possible to the date of publication. Information on commanders, aircraft/missiles, and operations is current as of 5 March 1993. This date marks the 80th anniversary of the creation of the 1st Aero Squadron, which was the first Army unit to be equipped with aircraft for tactical operations. Generally, organizational histories containing information after this date were unavailable to the authors. U.S. Central Command Air Forces provided the official listing of campaign streamer credits for wings participating in the first two campaigns of the Persian Gulf War. Recipients of the third and final campaign streamer credit in the Persian Gulf War have not yet been announced. The Awards and Decorations Branch, Air Force Military Personnel Center, provided lists of wings receiving credit for one or both of the Armed Forces Expeditionary streamers authorized for Air Force organizations. For recent decorations, the authors relied on an interim update to Air Force Pamphlet 900-2 that included unit awards approved by the Air Force Personnel Council and major commands through 31 December 1991. In addition, the authors included later awards that could be verified with coverage dates beginning prior to the 5 March 1993 cut-off date. Most of the sources used to prepare this volume are located in the document collection of the Air Force Historical Research Agency at Maxwell AFB, Alabama. The most important sources are the histories that Air Force organizations at all echelons periodically prepare and send to the Agency under the auspices of the Air Force History Program. The organization record cards of each USAF unit and establishment, maintained by the Historical Research Agency, provide essential information. The emblem records maintained by the Agency include emblem histories of all Air Force units and establishments. The Agency also collects indispensable primary source documents, including G-series special orders, operations plans and reports, organizational directories, Department of the Air Force manpower and organization numbered letters, and similar records. Active Air Force Wings was prepared under the general direction of Dr. A. Timothy Warnock, Chief of the Organizational History Branch, Air Force Historical Research Agency. Ms. Judy G. Endicott, a lineage and honors specialist in the Organizational History Branch, supervised the project. Other than some earlier research on consolidated wings by Ms. Endicott, Agency historians compiled the basic research in 1993–1994, while also working on the companion volume on squadrons. The following historians worked throughout the life (February 1993–February 1995) of this project: Ms. Johnna K. Adams (later Perdue), Mr. Carl E. Bailey, Dr. W. Stuart Harris, Mr. K. David Heskett, and Mr. J. Robert Light. Mr. George W. Cully, one of the original team members, received another position in the Air Force History Program at the end of 1993. He was replaced in April 1994 by Ms. Sara K. Hartman, who helped complete the research on this volume. Ms. Marie DeLong and Mr. Melvin A. Watts maintained voluminous files and reviewed the various computer drafts of the book.
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Page 3: Contents Click on the Section you w
Page 7 and 8: Explanatory Notes (How to Use this
Page 9 and 10: Campaign Streamers. (See Appendix I
Page 11 and 12: of decision-making, and consolidati
Page 13 and 14: 1st Fighter Wing Established as 1st
Page 15 and 16: from mid-1950 until inactivated in
Page 17 and 18: Assignments Eighth Air Force, 5 Nov
Page 19 and 20: 3d Wing Established as 3d Bombardme
Page 21 and 22: Col George W. McLaughlin, 30 Sep 19
Page 23 and 24: 4th Wing Established as 4th Fighter
Page 25 and 26: Operations Performed tactical opera
Page 27 and 28: Assignments 311th Air Division, 16
Page 29 and 30: 6th Air Base Wing Established as 6t
Page 31 and 32: Service Streamers None. Campaign St
Page 33 and 34: Assignments Eighth Air Force, 17 No
Page 35 and 36: 8th Fighter Wing Established as 8th
Page 37 and 38: Aircraft Primarily F-51, 1948-1950,
Page 39 and 40: 9th Reconnaissance Wing Established
Page 41 and 42: subsequent combat operations. Conti
Page 43 and 44: Assignments Ninth Air Force, 3 Dec
Page 45 and 46: 11th Wing Established as 11th Obser
Page 47 and 48: Operations Flew patrol and search m
Page 49 and 50: Assignments Second Air Force, 1 Nov
Page 51 and 52: 14th Flying Training Wing Establish
Page 53 and 54: Decorations Presidential Unit Citat
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Assignments 14th Pursuit Wing, 1 De
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16th Special Operations Wing Author
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C. Horgan, 31 Oct 1970; Col James H
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17th Training Wing Established as 1
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Campaign Streamers Korea: Korea Sum
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Assignments Thirteenth Air Force, 1
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19th Air Refueling Wing Established
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the 465th Bombardment Wing. Furnish
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Assignments Ninth Air Force, 15 Aug
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21st Space Wing Established as 21st
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Campaign Streamers None. Armed Forc
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Assignments Fifteenth Air Force, 1
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23d Wing Established as 23d Fighter
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Service Streamers None. Campaign St
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Assignments Iceland Base Command, U
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,,, ,,, 27th Fighter Wing Establish
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at Itazuke AB, Japan, 9 Dec 1950-31
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30th Space Wing Established as Air
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31st Fighter Wing Established as 31
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5 Sep 1986; Col Walter T. West, 28
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33d Fighter Wing Established as 33d
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combat-ready squadrons to PACAF, th
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Assignments 2d Bombardment Wing, 15
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35th Fighter Wing Established as 35
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(additional duty, 1-20 Oct 1977); C
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36th Air Base Wing Established as 3
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esponsibility for Ground Launched C
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Assignments Ninth Air Force, 8 Apr-
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38th Engineering Installation Wing
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Service Streamers. None. Campaign S
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Assignments 5th Bombardment Wing, 1
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42d Air Base Wing Established as 42
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Operations Began training in B-26s,
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Assignments Headquarters Command, U
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Assignments Air Force Combat Comman
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Assignments Twelfth Air Force, 15 A
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Campaign Streamers. World War II: A
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Assignments 314th Air Division, 18
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Armed Forces Expeditionary Streamer
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Assignments First Air Force, 1 Jun
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51st Fighter Wing Established as 51
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Aug 1954 to reassume air defense of
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53d Wing Lineage. Established as 53
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Around the same time, embarked on t
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Assignments 311th Air Division, Rec
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Phnom Penh on 11 Apr 1975 and Saigo
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Assignments Alaskan Air Command, 20
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58th Special Operations Wing Establ
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Apr 1977. Managed Tactical Air Comm
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Assignments I Air Support (later, I
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60th Air Mobility Wing Established
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and other units. Upon moving to Rhe
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Assignments Twelfth Air Force, 15 A
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64th Flying Training Wing Establish
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Decorations Air Force Outstanding U
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Assignments Ninth Air Force, 1 Jan
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67th Intelligence Wing Established
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1st Fighter Wing until inactivated
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Assignments 1st Air Division, 18 Au
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72d Air Base Wing Established as 72
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80th Flying Training Wing Establish
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81st Training Wing Established as 8
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Service Streamers None. Campaign St
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Assignments Strategic Air Command,
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Assignments United States Air Force
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88th Air Base Wing Designated 4000t
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89th Airlift Wing Established as 89
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92d Air Refueling Wing Established
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and most wing KC-135s, plus aircrew
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on marshalling yards at Oranienburg
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Assignments Second Air Force, 15 Ju
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97th Air Mobility Wing Established
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Sent tactical units to England, Nov
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Assignments Third Air Force, 1 Jun
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100th Air Refueling Wing Establishe
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Received a DUC for seriously disrup
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Assignments Second Air Force, 2 Jan
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1952-1953, 1954; H-21, 1955-1959; C
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Assignments Ninth Air Force, 27 Jun
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Bestowed Honors Authorized to displ
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Assignments 10th (later, Tenth) Air
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347th Wing Established as 347th Fig
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deployed one fighter squadron (the
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Assignments Ninth Air Force, 19 Nov
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355th Wing Established as 355th Fig
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1971-1976; AQM-34 (drone), 1971-197
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Assignments Ninth Air Force, 1 Jan
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Korea to Japan in Apr 1953 (Operati
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377th Air Base Wing Established as
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Assignments Ninth Air Force, 23 Nov
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412th Test Wing Established as 412t
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Assignments Eighth Air Force, 17 No
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552d Air Control Wing Established a
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division was tasked with the Comman
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Appendix II Streamers1 Service Stre
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Appendix III Unit Decorations Ameri
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Appendix IV USAF Bestowed History *
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Appendix V Abbreviations/Acronyms T
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MAJCON major command-controlled MAT
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USAF Active Flying, Space, and Miss
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Foreword The first US flying squadr
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squadrons scheduled to remain activ
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Service Streamers. (See Appendix II
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1st Airborne Command Control Sq....
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99th Flying Training Squadron .....
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Assignments Unkn, 25 Sep 1917-1918;
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Assignments Caribbean Wing, Air Tra
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Assignments 413th Fighter Group, 15
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Assignments Third Air Force, 20 Apr
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Assignments Unkn, 5 Mar 1913-Apr 19
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1st Space Operations Squadron Const
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1st Special Operations Squadron The
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2d Air Refueling Squadron Organized
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2d Airlift Squadron Constituted 2d
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2d Fighter Squadron Constituted 2d
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2d Space Launch Squadron Constitute
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2d Space Operations Squadron Consti
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2d Space Warning Squadron Constitut
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3d Airlift Squadron Constituted 3d
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3d Flying Training Squadron Organiz
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3d Space Launch Squadron Constitute
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3d Space Operations Squadron Consti
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3d Space Surveillance Squadron Cons
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4th Airlift Squadron Constituted 4t
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4th Fighter Squadron Constituted 4t
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4th Space Launch Squadron Constitut
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4th Space Operations Squadron Const
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4th Space Surveillance Squadron Con
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4th Space Warning Squadron Constitu
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4th Special Operations Squadron 4th
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5th Reconnaissance Squadron Organiz
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5th Space Launch Squadron Constitut
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5th Space Operations Squadron Const
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5th Space Surveillance Squadron Con
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6th Air Refueling Squadron Constitu
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6th Space Operations Squadron Estab
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6TH SOS COMMANDO 6th Special Operat
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7th Airborne Command and Control Sq
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7th Special Operations Squadron The
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8th Airborne Command and Control Sq
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8th Flying Training Squadron Consti
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8th Special Operations Squadron Org
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Campaign Streamers World War I: Lor
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Assignments First Air Force, 1 Feb
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Assignments 63d Transport (later, 6
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Assignments Unkn, 14 Jun 1917-Sep 1
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Assignments 49th Pursuit (later, 49
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Assignments 6th Bombardment Group,
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Assignments 1st Space Wing, 1 Aug 1
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Assignments Middle West Sector, Dom
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Assignments Unkn, 26 Jun 1917-Sep 1
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11TH RECONNAISSANCE SQ 11th Reconna
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11th Space Warning Squadron Constit
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12th Fighter Squadron Constituted 1
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Assignments Air Defense Command, 1
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Assignments 3d Photographic (later,
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Assignments 21st Bombardment Group,
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Assignments 61st Transport (later,
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Assignments 3d Photographic (later,
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Assignments 378th Bombardment Group
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Assignments 64th Transport (later,
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Assignments Middle West Sector, Air
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Assignments Army Air Forces Ferryin
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Assignments 71st Observation (later
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Assignments 35th Pursuit Group, 1 F
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Assignments Hawaiian (later, Sevent
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Assignments Unkn, 14 Jun 1917-Feb 1
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Assignments Air Corps Ferrying Comm
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Assignments Unkn, 26 Jun 1917-9 Sep
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Assignments Air Force Combat Comman
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21st Airlift Squadron Constituted 2
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Emblem Gules, within an annulet, it
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Assignments 2d Satellite Tracking (
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Assignments Air Transport Command,
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Assignments 2d Satellite Tracking (
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Assignments Unkn, 16 Jun 1917-22 Ma
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Assignments Tenth Air Force, 25 Jul
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Assignments 51st Pursuit (later, 51
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Assignments 6th Photographic (later
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Assignments Unkn, 15 Jun 1917-May 1
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28th Bomb Squadron Organized as 28t
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5 Jun 1945; Korea, 28 Jun-15 Sep 19
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Assignments 8th Ferrying (later, 8t
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Assignments 2d Air Rescue Group, 14
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Assignments Unkn, 13 Jun-Sep 1917;
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32D FLYING TRAINING SQ 32d Flying T
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33D FLIGHT TEST SQ 33d Flight Test
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33d Rescue Squadron Constituted 33d
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35th Fighter Squadron Organized as
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Korea, 16 Sep-2 Nov 1950. Air Force
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Assignments 315th Transport Group,
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Assignments Unkn, 12 Jun-Sep 1917;
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37th Airlift Squadron Constituted 3
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37th Flying Training Squadron Const
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38th Reconnaissance Squadron Consti
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39th Flight Test Squadron Constitut
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40th Flight Test Squadron Constitut
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41st Airlift Squadron Constituted 4
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30 Apr 1973; 1 May 1973-30 Apr 1975
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Assignments Unkn, 13 Nov 1917-5 Aug
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41st Rescue Squadron Constituted 41
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42d Airborne Command and Control Sq
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43d Electronic Combat Squadron Orga
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Decorations Distinguished Unit Awar
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Assignments Air Defense Department,
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48TH RESCUE SQ 48th Rescue Squadron
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Emblem Celeste, gridlined as a glob
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Assignments 63d Transport (later, 6
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Assignments 32d Pursuit (later, 32d
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Assignments 64th Transport Group, 1
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Assignments Unkn, 9 Aug-Nov 1917; T
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Assignments 6th Air Rescue Group, 1
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Assignments 375th Troop Carrier Gro
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Assignments 403d Troop Carrier Grou
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67th Special Operations Squadron Co
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Decorations Distinguished Unit Cita
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Assignments 35th Pursuit Group, 1 J
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Assignments 1st Pursuit (later, 1st
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Assignments 10th Air Rescue Group,
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Assignments Unkn, 18 Feb-Sep 1918;
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Assignments 26th Reconnaissance Gro
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Assignments 23d Fighter Group, 4 Ju
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Assignments 2d Operational Training
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Assignments 23d Fighter Group, 4 Ju
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Assignments 2d Operational Training
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Assignments Unkn, 1918. 20th Pursui
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Assignments Unkn, 28 Feb-15 Nov 191
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Assignments Unkn, 1918. 20th Pursui
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Assignments 8th Pursuit (later, 8th
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Assignments Ninth Corps Area, 1 Jan
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Assignments III Corps, Observation
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Assignments Unkn, 20 Aug-Nov 1917;
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91st Air Refueling Squadron Constit
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92d Air Refueling Squadron Constitu
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93d Air Refueling Squadron Constitu
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94th Fighter Squadron Organized as
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operations, 9 Dec 1941-24 Mar 1942;
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Assignments Unkn, 20 Aug 1917-Nov 1
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Assignments Unkn, 20 Aug 1917-Sep 1
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Assignments General Headquarters Ai
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Assignments 441st Troop Carrier Gro
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Assignments Army Air Corps, 22 Mar
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Assignments Unkn, 21 Aug-11 Dec 191
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308th Fighter Squadron Constituted
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Emblem On a disc checky, Green and
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Assignments 31st Pursuit (later, 31
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310th Airlift Squadron Constituted
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313th Flight Test Squadron Designat
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319th Missile Squadron Constituted
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321st Missile Squadron Constituted
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333d Fighter Squadron Constituted 3
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337th Flight Test Squadron Constitu
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343d Reconnaissance Squadron Consti
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344th Air Refueling Squadron Consti
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351st Air Refueling Squadron Consti
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sinister one star, all in perspecti
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Assignments 412th Operations Group,
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Assignments AAF School of Applied T
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Assignments 301st Bombardment Group
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Assignments 481st Night Fighter Ope
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Assignments 322d Bombardment Group
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Assignments 48th Bombardment (later
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Assignments 405th Bombardment (late
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523d Fighter Squadron Constituted 1
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Decorations Distinguished Unit Cita
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550th Special Operations Squadron D
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551st Special Operations Squadron D
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555th Fighter Squaadron Constituted
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557th Flying Training Squadron Cons
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561st Fighter Squadron Constituted
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562D FLYING TRAINING SQ 562d Flying
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563d Flying Training Squadron Const
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741st Missile Squadron Constituted
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742d Missile Squadron Constituted 7
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911th Air Refueling Squadron Organi
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961st Airborne Air Control Squadron
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962d Airborne Air Control Squadron
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963d Airborne Air Control Squadron
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964th Airborne Air Control Squadron
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USAF Air Demonstration Squadron Org
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Appendix I Lineage Terms The Air Fo
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Asiatic-Pacific Theater: Air Combat
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Philippines Philippine Presidential
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NAVSTAR Navigational Satellite Timi
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