Puunene still served as Maui Airport. 5th Operations Group | Military Wiki | Fandom Act 23, Session Laws of Hawaii 1947, appropriated $270,000 for construction of Lihue Airport. It was operated as the Naval Air Station, Puunene, Maui, for the training of carrier air groups. Budgetary cuts in 1996 led to a need for further force reductions which reduced the 5th's B-52H fleet. The initial operation of both land and sea plane was planned for December 1, 1943. This page is not available in other languages. maneuvers, staging aerial reviews, sowing seeds from the air for the Left Hawaii in November 1942 and, operating primarily from Pekoa Airfield, Esprito Santo in the New Hebrides Islands with a mix of B-17 and B-24 aircraft, served in combat with Thirteenth Air Force during the Allied drive from the Solomons to the Philippines. 31st Bombardment Squadron (H) Association 1701 Williamsburg Road Lexington, Kentucky 40504-2013. The airport comprised 2,317.969 acres of land. 23rd Bomb Squadron Association President - Capt. 31st Bombardment Squadron | 5th Bombardment Group | Thirteenth Air Force STATIONS. 55th Fighter Group: 31st Bomb Squadron: 55th Fighter Squadron: 31st Fighter Group: . The American Aircraft Carrier Saratoga was in San Diego, the Lexington was delivering planes to Midway Island and the Enterprise delivering planes to Wake Island. 13th AF Associations - 5thbomberbarons.info Gambo Flying Service lost two planes and two civilian Aeronca aircraft were fired on by the attacking forces. 394th (formerly 4th): 1920-1922, The 14th Bomb Sq. . Ewa Field was established as a Marine Corps Air Station. There was an Agreement with the United States Relative to Operation and Maintenance of the John Rodgers Airport and Keehi Lagoon Seaplane Base. 1922. The new site is approximately four miles northwest of the village of Hana. This page is not available in other languages. They discontinued operations in July 1947. The airfield had four runways, each 300-feet wide, with lengths varying from 2,900 feet to 5,000 feet. Full scale operation commenced at U.S. Activities included training, participating in Army-Navy Gen. Walter H. Frank, C. G. of the 18th Bomb Wing (B-10s), and 18th Air Base (at Wheeler Field) with Brig. Twenty-one B-17D aircraft were flown right from the Boeing assembly line to Oakland (Hamilton Field) and on to Hickam Field in 13 hours and 10 minutes. It was asphalt concrete and 400feet by 50,000 feet long. Scheduled airlineswere required to continue service from Barking Sands. World War Two had started in Hawaii and was followed within a few hours by attacks on the Philippines and the Dutch East Indies. Four hundred American aircraft were parked at Ford Island, Hickam Field, Wheeler Field, Ewa MCAS, Kaneohe MCAS, Bellows Station and Haleiwa Field. Air service to Lanai Airport was resumed by Hawaiian Airlines with Douglas DC-3s. As of this date the following airports were under the management of the Hawaii Aeronautics Commission: Honolulu Airport, Bellow Field, Haleiwa Airport, Port Allen Airport, Kalaupapa Airport, Molokai Airport, Hamoa Airport (Hana), Lanai Airport, General Lyman Field (Hilo), Kamuela Airport, Upolu Airport, Morse Field (South Cape). The Civil Aeronautics Administrationprovided additional funds by matching the construction fund and 25 percentof the land acquisition costs. Most users of the airport are commercial operators and the Army and Navy operating between the islands. The Japanese attack sunk 18 American ships and destroyed 188 American aircraft and caused 2,335 American military deaths while losing 29 Japanese planes, damaging 50 Japanese planes and suffering fewer than 100 Japanese deaths. On a black triangle, one point up, bordered white, a skull and cross-bones proper. head argent winged or. Flew long patrol and photographic missions over the Solomon Islands and the Coral Sea, attacked Japanese shipping off Guadalcanal, and raided airfields in the northern Solomons until August 1943. This field, because of its short runways, could not be used by the Army during the War and was plowed up to prevent its possible use by the enemy. The book details the diary of William Davis Parker, a gunner with the 5th BG. It was now called Dillingham Field. All rights reserved. The Civil Aeronautics Administration movedits communications facilities to the third floor of the Honolulu Airport terminal building and the U.S. -- Army Air Forces -- Air Force, 13th, Terms of Service (last updated 12/31/2014). The landwas owned by the Territory of Hawaii, Army- Navy and Hawaii Commercial and Sugar Company. 1939; Espiritu Santo, 1 Dec 1942; Guadalcanal, 19 Aug 1943; Munda, New The 19th Bombardment Wing arrived from the West Coast via Hickam en route to build up defense of the Philippine Islands. Jack S. Kendall Collection | Library of Congress HD Stock Video Footage - U.S. Army Air Forces B-17s on - CriticalPast Barbers Point Naval Air Station was under construction at the time of the Pearl Harbor attack. Tail of parked B-17E number 41-2648 clearly seen in one scene. Left Hawaii in Nov 1942 and, operating from bases in the South The Marine Corps built a small airstrip near Kamuela, Hawaii. Completed a Books - B-24 Bomb Groups - 5th-392nd - B-24 Best Web Contact Us, If you have any data on servicemen and their units and would like to submit it to our digital library; please Contact Us, Copyright, Army Air Corps Library and Museum, Inc., All Rights Reserved. Valley Isle Aviation operated from Kahului Airport, providing service on the island of Maui similar to that furnished by Maui Flying Academy. Luke Field, TH, 15 Aug 1919; Hickam Field, TH, 1 Jan Defense plans included a system of SOPs for alerts: Since sabotage was considered most likely, aircraft were concentrated with extra guards. ), Consolidated 19 September 1985 with the 905th Air Refueling Squadron, Heavy (1959), Redesignated 508th Strategic Missile Squadron, Redesignated 509th Strategic Missile Squadron, Redesignated 510th Strategic Missile Squadron, Inactivated 1965 & Redesignated 513th Electronic Warfare Squadron (2009), Redesignated 514th Flight Test Squadron in 1970, Redesignated 11th Antisubmarine Squadron (Heavy) (1942), Redesignated 12th Antisubmarine Squadron (Heavy) (1942), Redesignated 13th Antisubmarine Squadron (Heavy) (1942), Redesignated 14th Antisubmarine Squadron (Heavy) (1942), Redesignated 15th Antisubmarine Squadron (Heavy) (1942), Redesignated 16th Antisubmarine Squadron (Heavy) (1942), then 820th Bombardment Squadron, Heavy (1943), Redesignated 17th Antisubmarine Squadron (Heavy) (1942), Redesignated 2d Antisubmarine Squadron (Heavy) (1942), Redesignated 532d Strategic Missile Squadron 1961, Redesignated 533d Strategic Missile Squadron 1962, Redesignated 336th Troop Carrier Squadron, Medium (1949), Redesignated 548th Strategic Missile Squadron (1960), Redesignated 549th Strategic Missile Squadron (1960), Redesignated 550th Strategic Missile Squadron (1960), Redesignated 551st Strategic Missile Squadron (1960), Redesignated 555th Tactical Fighter Squadron (1964), Redesignated 557th Tactical Fighter Squadron (1962), Redesignated 558th Tactical Fighter Squadron (1962), Redesignated 560th Tactical Fighter Squadron (1962), Redesignated 561st Fighter-Bomber Squadron (1953), Redesignated 562d Fighter-Bomber Squadron (1953), Redesignated 564th Strategic Missile Squadron (1958), Redesignated 565th Strategic Missile Squadron (1958), Redesignated 566th Strategic Missile Squadron (1959), Redesignated 567th Strategic Missile Squadron (1959), Redesignated 568th Strategic Missile Squadron (1960), Redesignated 569th Strategic Missile Squadron (1960), Redesignated 570th Strategic Missile Squadron (1961), Redesignated 571st Strategic Missile Squadron (1961), Redesignated 576th Strategic Missile Squadron (1958), Redesignated 577th Strategic Missile Squadron (1960), Redesignated 578th Strategic Missile Squadron (1961), Redesignated 579th Strategic Missile Squadron (1961), Consolidated 19 September 1985 with the 384th Air Refueling Squadron, Medium (1955), Consolidated with 6586th Test Squadron (1992), Redesignated 165th Liaison Squadron (Commando) (1944), Inactivated 1951, Redesignated 612th Tactical Fighter Squadron (1953), Inactivated 1951, Redesignated 613th Tactical Fighter Squadron (1953), Inactivated 1949, Redesignated 614th Tactical Fighter Squadron (1953), Inactivated 1949, Redesignated 615th Tactical Fighter Squadron (1953), Redesignated 512th Fighter Squadron (1943), Redesignated 513th Fighter Squadron (1943), Redesignated 514th Fighter Squadron (1943), Redesignated 515th Fighter Squadron (1943), Redesignated 516th Fighter Squadron (1943), Redesignated 517th Fighter Squadron (1943), Redesignated 518th Fighter Squadron (1943), Redesignated 519th Fighter Squadron (1943), Redesignated 520th Fighter Squadron (1943), Redesignated 700th Fighter-Bomber Squadron (1952), Redesignated 701st Fighter-Bomber Squadron (1952), Redesignated 704th Troop Carrier Squadron (Medium) (1955), Redesignated 709th Military Airlift Squadron (Associate) (1973), Redesignated 711th Fighter-Bomber Squadron (1952) (1973), Inactivated 1990 & Redesignated 715th Weapons Squadron (2003), Inactivated 1963, Redesignated 718th Intelligence Squadron (2011), Redesignated 46th Reconnaissance Squadron (Very Long Range, Photographic-Weather), Redesignated 728th Tactical Airlift Squadron (1967), Redesignated 729th Tactical Airlift Squadron (1967), Redesignated 730th Tactical Airlift Squadron (1967), Consolidated 19 September 1985 with the 55th Air Refueling Squadron, Medium (1950), Redesignated 756th Troop Carrier Squadron, Medium (1954), Redesignated 772d Troop Carrier Squadron, Medium (1952), Redesignated 773d Troop Carrier Squadron, Medium (1952), Redesignated 774th Troop Carrier Squadron, Medium (1952), Redesignated 815th Troop Carrier Squadron (1953), Redesignated 816th Troop Carrier Squadron (1953), Redesignated 817 Troop Carrier Squadron, Medium (1952), Redesignated 822d Tactical Missile Squadron (1958), Redesignated 823d Tactical Missile Squadron (1962), Redesignated 850th Strategic Missile Squadron (1960), Redesignated 851st Strategic Missile Squadron (1960), Consolidated with 788th Bombardment Squadron (Provisional); Inactivated 1945, Consolidated with 962d Airborne Early Warning & Control Squadron (1985), Redesignated 865th Strategic Missile Squadron (1958), Redesignated 866th Strategic Missile Squadron (1958), Redesignated 873d Tactical Missile Squadron (1961), Redesignated 874th Tactical Missile Squadron (1961), Replaced by 329th Combat Crew Training Squadron (1986), This page was last edited on 22 February 2023, at 22:04. A 1946 photograph of Barbers Point NAS shows 500 planes on its ramp, nearly wingtip to wingtip. Britain, and New Ireland. In 1935, the group helped save the city of Hilo, Hawaii, during the eruption of the Mauna Loa volcano. The main portion of the airport, including the runways and taxiways,was located within the boundaries of land owned by the Territory and consisted of 515.639 acres. STATIONS. CAMPAIGNS. Kipapa Airport on Oahu may be made available for student pilot flying. B-17 Flying Fortress USAAF bomber | World War Photos During the nearly four years of war, the group participated in 10 major campaigns, flew more than 1,000 combat missions and earned two Distinguished Unit Citations and the Philippine Presidential Unit Citation. Canadian Pacific Airlines inaugurated air service to Honolulu. Units in this list are assigned to nearly every Major Command in the United States Air Force. HyperWar: 7 December 1941: The Air Force Story [Appendix A] - ibiblio During the time, its members accumulated more than 13,300 medals and decorations. NAS 1504 at Midway was supported by Barbers Point NAS. Trans Pacific Airlines received a CAB certificate for scheduled operations serving all major airports with 5 DC-3 28-passenger planes. Also included are Sid's narratives of the Balikpapan and Brunei Bay missions as well as an overview of 5th BG activities during November 1944. The 5th raided the heavily defended Japanese base on Woleai during April and May 1944 and received a Distinguished Unit Citation for the action. The airport had two paved runways 400 feet in width and 6,900-feet and 6,000-feet in length. A total of 1,341 acres of cane land near Kahului was selected and construction of Kahului Naval Air Station began in 1942. Bellows Field was officially opened for private aircraft after the Territory acquired a temporary right-of-entry for a portion of it. Search or add your name to the database. 31st Bombardment Squadron: 1938-1947 72nd Bombardment Squadron: 1938-1947 394th (formerly 4th) Bombardment Squadron: 1939-1946 Assigned To 1931-1942: 18th Bombardment Wing (Hawaii) February 1942-November 1942: VII Bomber Command, Seventh Air Force, Hawaii: November 1942-1946: XIII Bomber Command, Thirteenth Air Force: This amount was matched by the Civil Aeronautic Administration, providing a total of $300,00 for the project which included the acquisition of rights-of-way and lands. This is a list of United States Air Force Bomb Squadrons. Hamoa Airport in Hana was owned by the Territory and had been in operation since May 1934. Pacific Skyways, Ltd., operated from Port Allen Airport, providing services for the island of Kauai. Stations. (9 B-17D Flying Fortresses) under command of Major Emmett O Donnell Jr., with a crew of 75, left Hawaii for the Philippine islands via Midway, Wake, Port Moresby and Darwin. On 7 December, The 38th Reconnaissance Squadron (Heavy), 11th Bombardment Group, with four B-17Cs and two new B-17Es was inbound from Hamilton Field, California to Hickam on their way to the Philippines to reinforce the American forces there. The field was officially designated as Naval Air Station Honolulu. John Rodgers Field was taken over by the Army at the beginning of the war and used as a troop transport base while runway construction was in progress. 26th Attack: 1930-1938. The military bases in Hawaii had been of immense value in staging, training, repairing and providing fuel, ammunition, supplies and replacement equipment. Georgia, 4 Feb 1944; Momote Airfield, Los Negros, 7 Apr 1944; Wakde, 17 1952. Plans for future development of this airport were not made since negotiationswere under way with the Navy for a long-term lease on Kahului Naval Air Station which was considered much more desirable for commercial airline operation. It was held until satisfactorily armed., The 7th Bomb Group Air echelon left Hamilton Field, California for Hickam. 69th Observation Group 31st Observation Squadron (O-49, O-52) 82d Observation Squadron (O-46, O-47, O-49, O-52) Sherwood Field, Paso Robles All commercial overseas flights between the West Coast of the U.S., Australia, the Philippines and East Asiawere operating from the Overseas Terminal on the south side of the airport. The Board recommended the following priorities for naval construction: Naval Air Station, Maui; B-1B Lancers integrate with partners, build interoperability during Personnel and group records to digital. Remained in the theater as part of Far East Air Forces after the war, but all personnel evidently had been withdrawn by early in 1946. Territorial Forestry Division, and bombing a stream of lava flowing direct to Kalaupapa. Moved to the US in May 1949. Copyright 2023, State of Hawaii. Weather bureau established an airport weather station there. It had a paved runway 3,000 feet in length, and was used extensively by charter airlines and freight planes. The Secretary of the Navy redesignated the Naval Air Station, Keehi Lagoon as U.S. Weather Bureau. 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In 2007 the Wing lost its commanding officer after Colonel Bruce Emig was removed in connection with the 2007 United States Air Force nuclear weapons incident, when negligent handling of nuclear weapons breached safety and security procedures. Brig. Morse Field was an Army air field located on the south tip of the Island of Hawaii andwas controlled by the Territory on a temporary permit basis pending final transfer. Its mission is to manage and operate B-52H Stratofortress bombers serve as part of the Air Force's conventional and strategic combat force. This is a list of United States Air Force Bomb Squadrons. Redesignated 5th Strategic Reconnaissance Group in Jul 1949. This was in line with the Mainland practice in changing longstanding names of airports to that of the city where the airport was located. The buildings and other facilities were constructed by the Navy during the War. ), Redesignated 330th Combat Flight Instructor (19?? The mission of the base, the support of Naval Air Transport Service, remains unchanged except that operations are to be conducted on a reduced sale. A flight of 11 B-17s arrived during the attack from the West Coast and landed at Wheeler, Haleiwa, Hickam and the golf course at Kahuku. The Navy moved its crash-fire equipment from the south side of the airport toits main fire station on the north side. Connections See how this entry relates to other items in the archive by exploring the connections below. A contract for grading and paving a 3,750 foot runway was let for $359,627. 31st Bombardment Squadron (31st BS) During 1941, the 31st BS was part of the 7th Air Force and based at Hickam Field operating B-18 Bolo and B-17 Flying Fortress. Assigned to the 5th Bombardment Group (5th BG) "Bomber Barons", 72nd Bombardment Squadron (72nd BS). The project consisted of one-paved runway 80-feet wide and 3,700 feet long, with necessary taxiways and parking aprons. The Hawaiian Air Force was set up with two base commands (General Order 41, November 2, 1940); 17th Air Base (at Hickam Field) with Brig. A total of 1,153 people came to Hawaii from the Mainland by air. Grading and paving was completed in December 1950. Thirty five B-17 Bombers were ferried through Hickam to the Philippines. Army Air Forces. GI Flight Training under the government vocational training program for veteranswas the main source of revenue for flight schools with GI contracts This federal expenditure was a great help to the struggling private flying industry. There were always three seaplane channels 1,000 feet wide, varying from 10,560 feet to 15,827 feet in length. 5th BG "Bomber Barons": 307th BG "The Long Rangers": 868th BS "Snoopers . Two Hawaiian Airlines transports were damaged on the ground during the attack on Pearl Harbor. 1940 (April) OPERATIONS. The 5th Operations Group (5 OG) is an operational component of the United States Air Force 5th Bomb Wing, stationed at Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota. 1939, and 5th Bombardment Group (Heavy) in Nov 1940. (38th and 88thReconnaissance Squadrons.). The 5 OG commands the following squadrons (Tail Code: MT): The group's emblem, approved in 1924, features a winged death's head as an uncompromising symbol of its combat mission. Thirteenth Air Force - Wikipedia The USAF is currently considering converting some of its B-52Hs to EB-52Hs to act as a stand-off electronic warfare platform. 86th Observation Squadron at Bellows Field. and Southwest Pacific with B-17 and B-24 aircraft, served in combat 31st Bombardment Squadron | 5th Bombardment Group | Thirteenth Air Force . Crest: On a wreath of the colors (argent and Flew long patrol and photographic missions over the XIII AF Heavy Bomber Squadrons of WWII Part of 94th Bomb Group. Homestead, Molokai; The 5th Bombardment Group suffered devastating casualties and equipment damage during the Japanese surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, Hickam Field and other targets on the island of Oahu on 7 December 1941. The airportwas one of the largest in the U.S. and comprised 4,019.476 acres. British Commonwealth Pacific Airlines inaugurated air service to Hawaii. Moved to the US in May 1949. 5th Operations Group - Wikipedia Development was made by the Army and consisted of two runways, 4,400-feet and 3,200 feet in length. This amount was matched by CAA funds, making a total of $210,000. Moved to the Philippines in 1945 till the end of the war. Molokai Airport (Homestead Field) was taken over and developed by the Army, but not to the extent of Hilo or Puunene. Morse Field at South Point on the Big Island was provided to the Territory from the Army. Unknown Small planes of other flying services received bullet holes but were able to return to Rodgers Airport without injury to pilots or passengers. Two asphalt concrete runways were built: 1,000 feet wide and 8,400 and 8,300 feet in length. 31st Bomb Squadron 1938-1947, 1947-1952. During the early days of the War, Hawaiians Sikorsky planes were converted to cargo planes, carrying critical medical supplies and equipment to the other islands and bringing back cargo of fresh vegetables and beef. List of United States Air Force bomb squadrons, Squadron emblems of the United States Air Force, Last edited on 22 February 2023, at 22:04, 652d Bombardment Squadron (Heavy, Weather Reconnaissance), 653d Bombardment Squadron (Heavy, Weather Reconnaissance), 731st bombardment Squadron (Light, Night Attack), https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_United_States_Air_Force_bomb_squadrons&oldid=1141007008, Redesignated 1st Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron (1966) Redesignated 1st Reconnaissance Squadron (1992) (Active), Inactivated 1982 / Redesignated 2d Strategic Squadron (RAF Mildenhall) (KC-135's) 1 January 1988 31 March 1992, Redesignated 129th Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron (Medium, Photographic) (1951), Redesignated 5th Strategic Reconnaissance Training Squadron (1966), Consolidated 19 September 1985 with the 6th Air Refueling Squadron, Redesignated from the 6th Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron, Medium (RB47's), Redesignated 10th Strategic Missile Squadron, Redesignated 12th Strategic Missile Squadron, Inactivated 1946 & Consolidated with 15th Special Operations Squadron (1985), Redesignated 522d Fighter-Bomber Squadron (1943), Redesignated 523d Fighter-Bomber Squadron (1943), Inactivated 1945 & Consolidated with the 18th Special Operations Squadron (1985), Inactivated 1963 & Consolidated with the 19th Air Commando Squadron, Troop Carrier (1985), Inactivated 1945 Consolidated 19 September 1985 with the 22d Air Refueling Squadron, Redesignated 24th Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron on 25 June 1967 (Eielson AFB, Alaska) (RC-135D/E/S), Redesignated 24th Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron, Medium (1952), Redesignated 25th Strategic Training Squadron (1988), Redesignated 26th Tactical Fighter Squadron (1973), Redesignated 130th Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron, Medium, Photographic (1951), Inactivated 1963 & Consolidated 19 September 1985 with the USAF Air Demonstration Squadron (Thunderbirds), Redesignated 31st Test and Evaluation Squadron (1986), Redesignated 32d Air Refueling Squadron, Heavy (1964), Redesignated 33d Flying Training Squadron (1990), Consolidated with 856th Bombardment Squadron, Heavy (1944), Redesignated 3d Antisubmarine Squadron (Heavy) (1942), then 819th Bombardment Squadron, Heavy (1943), Redesignated 9th Air Commando Squadron (Psychological Operations) (1967), Inactivated 1943 (Not Related to 40 BS (Heavy)), Inactivated 1967 (Not Related to 40 BS ), Redesignated 50th Fighter-Bomber Squadron (1957), Redesignated from 51st Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron (1952) Redesignated (1963), Redesignated from 52d Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron (1952) Inactivated (1963), Redesignated 52d Flying Training Squadron (1972), Redesignated 492d Fighter Squadron (1943), Redesignated 493d Fighter Squadron (1943), Redesignated 494th Fighter Squadron (1943), Redesignated 531st Fighter Squadron (1943), Consolidated with 960th Airborne Early Warning & Control Squadron (1985), Consolidated with 961st Airborne Early Warning & Control Squadron (1985), Redesignated 66th Strategic Missile Squadron (1962), Redesignated 67th Strategic Missile Squadron (1962), Redesignated 68th Strategic Missile Squadron (1962), Redesignated 70th Flying Training Squadron (1966), Redesignated 71st Tactical Missile Squadron (1958), Redesignated 72d Test and Evaluation Squadron (1998), Redesignated 23d Antisubmarine Squadron (Heavy) (1943), Redesignated 77th Weapons Squadron (2003), Redesignated 7th Antisubmarine Squadron (1942) then 851st Bombardment Squadron (Heavy) (1943), Redesignated 8th Antisubmarine Squadron (1942) then 839th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy) (1943), Redesignated 9th Antisubmarine Squadron (1942) then 835th Bombardment Squadron (1943), Redesignated 559th Fighter-Escort Squadron (1950), Redesignated 560th Fighter-Escort Squadron (1950), Redesignated 561st Fighter-Escort Squadron (1950), Redesignated 85th Flying Training Squadron (1972), Redesignated 86th Flying Training Squadron (1972), Redesignated 495th Fighter Squadron (1943), Redesignated 89th Tactical Missile Squadron (1962), Redesignated 90th Tactical Fighter Squadron (1964), Redesignated 524th Fighter-Bomber Squadron (1943), Redesignated 92d Reconnaissance Squadron (Medium) (1941), Redesignated 94th Reconnaissance Squadron (Medium) (1941), Redesignated 95th Reconnaissance Squadron (1982), Redesignated 97th Air Refueling Squadron (1949), Redesignated 99th Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron (1966), Redesignated 106th Bombardment Squadron, Light (1946), Redesignated 496th Fighter-Bomber Squadron (1943), Redesignated 497th Fighter-Bomber Squadron (1943), Redesignated 498th Fighter-Bomber Squadron (1943), Redesignated 491st Fighter-Bomber Squadron (1943), Redesignated 499th Fighter-Bomber Squadron (1943), Redesignated 500th Fighter-Bomber Squadron (1943), Redesignated 501st Fighter-Bomber Squadron (1943), Redesignated 502d Fighter-Bomber Squadron (1943), Redesignated 525th Fighter-Bomber Squadron (1943), Redesignated 526th Fighter-Bomber Squadron (1943), Redesignated 527th Fighter-Bomber Squadron (1943), Redesignated 13th Tactical Fighter Squadron (1966), Redesignated 319th Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron, Medium (1952), Redesignated 320th Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron, Medium (1952), Redesignated 321st Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron, Medium (1952), Redesignated 323d Reconnaissance Squadron (1947), Redesignated 324th Reconnaissance Squadron (1947), Redesignated 325th Weapons Squadron (2003), Redesignated 329th Weapons Squadron (2003), Redesignated 329th Strategic Bombardment Training (19??
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