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| on being prepared for a test launch at Holloman | AFB about 1948. |
| AFB Actual/Actual | |
| e 35th Aeromedical Flight, and moved to Maxwell | AFB AL. |
| rium, Squadron Officer School building, Maxwell | AFB, AL. |
| cted graduate pilot training and operated Craig | AFB, Ala, facilities. |
| 1989 Air Command and Staff College, Maxwell | AFB, Ala. |
| Joint Flag Officer Warfighting Course, Maxwell | AFB, Ala. |
| ir Force Office of Historical Research, Maxwell | AFB, Alabama |
| detached from the 12th FEW and sent to Brookley | AFB, Alabama for modifications to their F-84Gs to p |
| 1964 Squadron Officer School, Maxwell | AFB, Alabama |
| nformation Warfare Applications Course, Maxwell | AFB, Alabama |
| 1970 Air Command and Staff College, Maxwell | AFB, Alabama |
| d Force Air Component Commander Course, Maxwell | AFB, Alabama |
| t Force Air Component Commander Course, Maxwell | AFB, Alabama |
| at Craig | AFB, Alabama**. |
| irst operational CPS-9 was installed at Maxwell | AFB, Alabama, on 20 June 1954; that radar remained |
| SOS is based at Maxwell | AFB, Alabama, and the in-residence version of the c |
| ision, USAF Historical Research Center, Maxwell | AFB, Alabama. |
| (SAGE) system, feeding data to DC-09 at Gunter | AFB, Alabama. |
| nited States Air Force unit last based at Craig | AFB, Alabama. |
| stem, initially feeding data to DC-09 at Gunter | AFB, Alabama. |
| Maxwell | AFB, Alabama: Office of Air Force History. |
| Maxwell | AFB, Alabama: Office of Air Force History, 1983. |
| 2d Military Airlift Support Squadron, Elmendorf | AFB, Alaska |
| hter-interceptor Group on the ramp at Elmendorf | AFB, Alaska, 1950 |
| training cycle in June by traveling to Eielson | AFB, Alaska, for Cope Thunder, a large force exerci |
| the 5073d Air Base Squadron, located at Shemya | AFB, Alaska. |
| a result, it was decided first to close MacDill | AFB, although under political pressure later it was |
| inactivation, the group returned to Little Rock | AFB and assumed the RF-101 Replacement Training Uni |
| ivated in 1963 when parent wing moved to Hunter | AFB and squadrons were assigned directly to the win |
| ational had called the control tower at Andrews | AFB and notified them that their radar had an unkno |
| ning the ICBM silos in remote places like Minot | AFB and Whiteman AFB. |
| Controlled Oscoda | AFB and Kinross AFB units beginning 1 July 1952 unt |
| e 611th Civil Engineering Squadron at Elmendorf | AFB, and remediation work was completed by 2005. |
| ed the 4241st Strategic Wing at Seymour Johnson | AFB and was equipped with B-52 Stratofortresses. |
| ich served as the main airfield for both Harmon | AFB and NAS Agana. |
| ible for managing operational matters at Hickam | AFB and Bellows AFS, Hawaii; and Wake Island Airfie |
| ommand became controlling organization at Kelly | AFB, and MATS realigned its organization to focus m |
| l serves the city of Wheatland as well as Beale | AFB and the Plumas Lake suburb. |
| The 61st Air Base Group operates Los Angeles | AFB and supports the Space and Missile Systems Cent |
| The 61 Air Base Group has operated Los Angeles | AFB and supported the Space and Missile Systems Cen |
| ay he was accused of abusing POW's at Waalhaven | AFB and on the second day of using POW's as human s |
| tion of the United States Air Force's Elmendorf | AFB and the United States Army's Fort Richardson. |
| assigned to 24-hour alert status at both Dover | AFB, and at it's Detachment 1 at Atlantic City Inte |
| ivilians, dependents and retirees on Charleston | AFB and Naval Weapons Station Charleston. |
| r Day Wing, the first host unit at Myrtle Beach | AFB, and later as vice-commander of the 354th Fight |
| ment to the 4th Fighter Wing at Seymour Johnson | AFB; and as an Air Liaison Officer supporting the 2 |
| close southern-facing PAVE PAWS sites at Robins | AFB and Eldorado AS, Texas. |
| ched from Space Launch Complex 2W at Vandenberg | AFB and Launch Complex 17B at Cape Canaveral. |
| Two radar faces, one each from Robins | AFB and Eldorado AS, were moved to Clear AFS, Alask |
| e 802nd Mission Support Group supports Lackland | AFB, and the 902nd Mission Support Group supports R |
| e 611th Civil Engineering Squadron at Elmendorf | AFB, and remediation work was completed by 2005. |
| under the 13th Air Force, activated on Andersen | AFB and became the host unit, providing services fo |
| rred from Space Launch Complex 2W at Vandenberg | AFB and both pads of Launch Complex 17 at Cape Cana |
| 52H with the aircraft being reassigned to Minot | AFB and the 5th Bomb Wing. |
| In August 1955 the squadron returned to McChord | AFB and transitioned into F-86D Sabres. |
| ANG flying training unit created at Little Rock | AFB, AR. |
| - July 1998, Commander, 56th Fighter Wing, Luke | AFB, Arizona |
| dron (Provisional) established at Davis-Monthan | AFB, Arizona as a holding unit for people and equip |
| ng with six from the 944th Fighter Wing at Luke | AFB, Arizona), and approximately 350 wing people to |
| Concurrently, Luke | AFB, Arizona, and Tyndall AFB, Florida, for which t |
| vated it under the Tactical Air Command at Luke | AFB, Arizona. |
| nt (SAGE) system, feeding data to DC-21 at Luke | AFB, Arizona. |
| h KB-29M Superfortress tankers at Davis-Monthan | AFB, Arizona. |
| he Worldwide Rocket Firing Meet held at Vincent | AFB, Arizona. |
| g was equipped with B-47 Bombers at Little Rock | AFB Arkansas until 1964, then reassigned and reequi |
| Location of Little Rock | AFB, Arkansas |
| Blytheville | AFB, Arkansas (97 BW Command Post) |
| n the summer of 1955, they moved to Blytheville | AFB, Arkansas. |
| e USAF Weapons School, stationed at Little Rock | AFB, Arkansas. |
| 1990, this aircraft was first sent to Sheppard | AFB as a GF-4E ground maintenance trainer, then pla |
| Moved to Seymour Johnson | AFB as an F-15 Strike Eagle training Squadron, 1 Oc |
| unty airport slowly replaced the loss of Foster | AFB as numerous businesses located there. |
| aircraft, C-130s also initially used Elmendorf | AFB as a stopover base for Southeast Asia operation |
| the 1960s he worked for the Air Force at Eglin | AFB as an analyst in the Ballistics Division at the |
| -0199 - At the Castle Air Museum (former Castle | AFB), Atwater, California. |
| ICAO: KEGI, FAA LID: EGI), also known as Eglin | AFB Auxiliary Field #3, is a military airport locat |
| ger recommendation that would also realign Luke | AFB, AZ, DoD claimed that military value, coupled w |
| On 8 July 1955, Foster | AFB became the location of Headquarters, Nineteenth |
| 65 the 334th TFS had been relocated to Holmsted | AFB because the runway at their home base Seymour-J |
| He later moved to other positions at Eglin | AFB, before moving to the Pentagon. |
| uccessfully defended the existence of Homestead | AFB before 2 Realignment and Closure Commission Boa |
| sorbing the coast guard air stations at Kindley | AFB, Bermuda and NAS Argentia, Newfoundland. |
| The airfield is operated by | AFB Bloemspruit. |
| vailable cannibalization from the Davis-Monthan | AFB boneyard was necessary to keep at least some of |
| 14003, Vandenberg | AFB, CA 93437. |
| WS) is an missile warning unit located at Beale | AFB, Ca. |
| his early years as a B-52 crew chief at Castle | AFB, Calif from 1962 to 1968 and then worked on B-5 |
| The Titan 23B was launched from Vandenberg | AFB, Calif. |
| ack Widow external tanks were found at Hamilton | AFB, California that could be modified for the F-82 |
| er, on July 1, 1966 the USAF Hospital at Travis | AFB, California was officially renamed the David Gr |
| ate to the 14th Air Force (14 AF) at Vandenberg | AFB, California which reports to HQ Air Force Space |
| d to NASA's Dryden research facility at Edwards | AFB, California in early 2009. |
| ed data to the SAGE Data Center DC-17 at Norton | AFB, California where it was analyzed to determine |
| Travis | AFB, California |
| 63d TCG C-124 at Hamilton | AFB, California being prepared to load a Lockheed F |
| March | AFB, California (15th Air Force Command Post) |
| signed from 479th Tactical Fighter Wing, George | AFB, California |
| Edwards | AFB, California (1 Oct 1986-30 Dec 1997) |
| Launch Facility Zero Four (LF-04) at Vandenberg | AFB, California were modified in 1977 to perform ER |
| The U-2Rs were consolidated at Beale | AFB California in the 9th Wing. |
| d of the 1st Fighter-Interceptor Wing at George | AFB, California, being detached to the Eastern Air |
| 3 orbits of the Earth before landing at Edwards | AFB, California, on April 20, 1994. |
| Travis | AFB, California, 1 July 1960-1 August 1963 |
| Hamilton | AFB, California, 1 July 1960-1 August 1963 |
| George | AFB, California, 1 October 1959 - 1 April 1966 |
| Oxnard | AFB, California, 1 October 1959 - 1 April 1966 |
| Hamilton | AFB, California, 1 February 1952 - 7 November 1952 |
| Merced Army Airfield (Later Castle | AFB), California, 15 August 1947-30 September 1995 |
| , the SAGE site was switched to DC-17 at Norton | AFB, California. |
| support for all tenant organizations at Travis | AFB, California. |
| (SAGE) system, feeding data to DC-17 at Norton | AFB, California. |
| t (SAGE) system, feeding data to DC-18 at Beale | AFB, California. |
| d States Air Force Test Pilot School at Edwards | AFB, California. |
| ISRG) is an intelligence unit located at Beale | AFB, California. |
| ational jet fighter, and was stationed at March | AFB, California. |
| ters Fifteenth Air Force was relocated to March | AFB, California. |
| 1990 he was a senior enlisted advisor at George | AFB, California; Bergstrom AFB, Texas; and Pacific |
| On May 14, Hanscom | AFB celebrated "Welcome Home Warrior Day" to honor |
| Although Marks | AFB closed in 1950, an air base squadron was at Nom |
| Wurtsmith | AFB closed on June 30, 1993 as a result of the 1991 |
| tivated at the National Test Facility at Falcon | AFB, Colorado as a component of the 14th Air Force |
| d the 21st Space Wing (21 SW), both at Peterson | AFB, Colorado. |
| Commander of Air Force Space Command, Peterson | AFB, Colorado. |
| ons unit administratively assigned to Schriever | AFB, Colorado. |
| satellite operations unit located at Schriever | AFB, Colorado. |
| ve and Gardner Drive are named for former Eglin | AFB commanders. |
| at the U.S. Special Operations Command MacDill | AFB, Commanding General, Joint Special Operations C |
| This marked the transfer of Andersen | AFB control from Strategic Air Command to PACAF. |
| and-and-control functions as part of the Offutt | AFB Defense Area. |
| ctivated in the Reserve on 1 July 1973 at Dover | AFB, Delaware flying the C-5A Galaxy aircraft. |
| New Castle | AFB, Delaware, 10 February 1951-6 February 1952 |
| laxy Air Force Reserve unit is located at Dover | AFB, Delaware. |
| Lowry | AFB, Denver |
| quadron moved, the Block 30 aircraft at MacDill | AFB did not move with the squadron. |
| uri was Chief of Quality Management for McChord | AFB, directing a program that won numerous awards f |
| rectly into the DC-18 SAGE data center at Beale | AFB, due to the planned closure of the facility. |
| lthough technically an auxiliary field to Eglin | AFB, Duke Field is essentially a self-contained ins |
| ilitary training use by aircraft based at Eglin | AFB, Duke Field, Hurlburt Field, NAS Pensacola, NAS |
| as ordered to active federal service at Langley | AFB during the Korean War, returning to Pennsylvani |
| n Harold May was in the radar center at Andrews | AFB during the sightings of July 19-20. |
| Coleman, Colorado City, Comanche, Doole, Dyess | AFB, Early, Eden, Eldorado, Eola, Fredonia, Goldsbo |
| on is about 12 miles (19 km) north of the Eglin | AFB East Gate on Florida State Road 85. |
| Munitions Systems Wing was established at Eglin | AFB, FL. |
| Established in 1951 at Palm Beach | AFB, Florida when Military Air Transport Service as |
| 8 to 1 July 1961 and was stationed at Homestead | AFB, Florida for the period during which it operate |
| gan Air National Guard and relocated to MacDill | AFB, Florida in 2008. |
| Location of Palm Beach | AFB, Florida |
| 33d Tactical Fighter Wing, Eglin | AFB, Florida |
| Fairchild AU-23A "Peacemaker" at Eglin | AFB, Florida during 1972 |
| Wing, Armament Development & Test Center, Eglin | AFB, Florida in September 1989. |
| Moved to Homestead | AFB, Florida in late 1962 stood air defense alert d |
| ted 306th Bombardment Wing (306 BMW) at MacDill | AFB, Florida. |
| adron is a space launch unit located at Patrick | AFB, Florida. |
| Command 325th Fighter Wing stationed at Tyndall | AFB, Florida. |
| sion, Air Defense Command, stationed at MacDill | AFB, Florida. |
| d States Central Command (USCENTCOM) at MacDill | AFB, Florida. |
| SLS) was a space launch unit located at Patrick | AFB, Florida. |
| adapted into audio form by the recording agency | AFB for the Talking Book Service of the NLS (Talkin |
| The 156 FW then deployed to Tyndall | AFB from 12-18 November 1995. |
| nal Airport (which had taken over much of McCoy | AFB) from the 7th Bomb Wing at the then-Carswell AF |
| Huskie 58-1833 (now on display at Warner Robins | AFB, GA Museum) |
| Transferred to 35th AD, Dobbins | AFB, GA, 25 September 1954 |
| E Phantom II tactical fighter squadron at Moody | AFB, Georgia on 1 July 1983, assuming the personnel |
| ed at Boeing-Wichita, it was assigned to Hunter | AFB, Georgia for operational duty. |
| Stationed at Moody | AFB, Georgia |
| Robins | AFB, Georgia (19 BW Command Post) |
| tatic display at the Museum of Aviation, Robins | AFB, Georgia. |
| the 19th Bombardment Wing, stationed at Robins | AFB, Georgia. |
| ir Force missile warning unit located at Robins | AFB, Georgia. |
| Squadron reassigned to Andersen | AFB, Guam in 1971 when Ramey AFB was closed and rea |
| Grenier | AFB had a long-standing connection to U.S. Air Forc |
| As AOC of Sargodha | AFB, Hall upgraded the facility and a computer inte |
| r almost 250 years the area occupied by Mitchel | AFB has played an important role in United States h |
| Since the early 1950s, Brooks | AFB has been the home for the Aerospace Medical Cen |
| fter serving for five and a half years at Dover | AFB he was transferred to Headquarters Air Mobility |
| III occurred in 1963 and the squadron moved to | AFB Hoedspruit at the end of 1978. |
| Mountain Home | AFB, Idaho, 1985-1 October 1997 (HQ Site) |
| Data processing took place at Mountain Home | AFB, Idaho. |
| 1 USAF Mobile Training Wing: 3499th, Chanute | AFB, Illinois |
| km), flying from Ching Chuan Kang AB to Scott | AFB, Illinois. |
| 1953 the Squadron was relocate to Ernest Harmon | AFB in Newfoundland where it became part of the DEW |
| Moody | AFB in Valdosta made an agreement with the Cityi of |
| rce base at Limestone, Maine was renamed Loring | AFB in his honor. |
| T-38A Talons of the 25th FTS at Vance | AFB in November 1997. |
| came a military training instructor at Lackland | AFB in 1973. |
| It is located at Whiteman | AFB, in association with the 509th Bomb Wing of the |
| Moved to George | AFB in 1950 when Long Beach was closed. |
| rley on 1 June 1973 having flown from McClellan | AFB in the United States. |
| Langley High School,Wagner High School at Clark | AFB in the Philippines, and International School Ba |
| istributed to the 120th Fighter Wing and Hickam | AFB In Hawaii. |
| Inactivated by SAC with the closure of Dow | AFB in 1966, the unit was reactivated under Thirtee |
| War in 1991, with B-52s and KC-135s from Eaker | AFB in Arkansas Operation Allied Force in 1999, and |
| it of assignment, the 7th Bomb Wing at Carswell | AFB in Ft. |
| This unit, which had been based at Langley | AFB in Hampton, Virginia since 1965, was reorganize |
| Force Materiel Command at the Wright-Patterson | AFB in Dayton, Ohio, USA. |
| was activated as an associate unit at Griffiss | AFB in January 1959. |
| uce its broadcast range toward Hahira and Moody | AFB in the northern part of Lowndes county, and sli |
| He is now stationed at Davis-Monthan | AFB in Tucson, AZ where he flies the HH-60G Pavehaw |
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