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  • Fighter Groups and Wings

    1st Fighter Group1st Fighter Wing - Photo 1, Photo 2, Photo 31st Tactical Fighter Wing - Photo 1, Photo 2, Photo 32nd Fighter Squadron - American Beagle Squadron4th Fighter Group4th Fighter Squadron5th Fighter Group 5th Fighter Squadron8th Fighter Group 8th Tactical Fighter Wing - Wolf FAC10th

  • Transport Squadrons

    20th Air Transport Squadron/20th Military Airlift Squadron 313th Transport Squadron 314th Transport SquadronClick here to return to Memorial Park.

  • Reconnaissance

    7th Photo Group 8th Photographic Reconnaissance Squadron9th Photographic Reconnaissance Squadron9th Photographic Reconnaissance Squadron "31 Club"15th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron20th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron26th Photo Reconnaissance Squadron28th Photo Reconnaissance Squadron34th

  • Bomb Groups

    2nd Bomb Group (H)5th Bomb Group (H)6th Bomb Group (VH)7th Bombardment Group7th Bomb Wing - B-36 Association8th & 13th Bombardment Squadrons (B-57 Bummers)9th Bomb Group (VH)11th Bombardment Group (H)12th Bombardment Group (M)13th Bomb Squadron13th Bomb Squadron/3rd Bomb Group (Korea)13th Bomb

  • Aircraft Maintenance

    Aircraft Maintainers Memorial - Front 1, Front 2, Back 1, Back 21st-6th Aircraft Repair Units (Floating) and 1st-18th Aircraft Maintenance Units (Floating)2nd Strategic Air Depot3rd Aviation Field Depot Squadron4th Air Depot Group10th Air Depot Group18th Air Depot Group19th Air Depot Group19th

  • Air Force Individuals

    2nd Lt. Charles H. AugustineLt. David AxthelmCapt. Fred AzingerFrank G. Anger Memorial ParkMaj. Homer T. BayLt. Col. Louis BenneTheodore C. BoslerLt. Col. Richmond T. Boykin Jr.Brig. Gen. Carroll H. Bolender - Commander of the 414th Night Fighter SquadronCol. Jerome V. BruggerStaff Sgt. James E.

  • Duty First, Always Ready

    Tactical Air Control Party (TACP) personnel form an elite group of Air Force warriors. It is one of the few front-line combat jobs in the Air Force. TACP members bring overwhelming firepower to the battlefield. These Airmen accompany forward Army units to direct combat aircraft engaged in close air

  • Battle at Takur Ghar: Roberts Ridge

      Click here to view the web page dedicated to Chapman as a Medal of Honor recipient.  In March 2002, in conjunction with Operation Anaconda, small reconnaissance teams established observation posts in strategic locations in Afghanistan and directed U.S. air power against enemy targets.  During this

  • Combating the Insurgency: Air Force Combat Controllers at Najaf, Iraq

     Combating the Insurgency: Air Force Combat Controllers at Najaf, Iraq            In late January 2007, Iraqi police in Najaf went to arrest what they thought were only 30 members of the fanatical “Soldiers of Heaven” sect.  Instead they were ambushed by about 800 heavily-entrenched

  • Cold War in Space: Top Secret Reconnaissance Satellites Revealed

    During the Cold War, the U.S. relied on photo reconnaissance satellites to track adversaries' weapons development, especially in the Soviet Union and China. From the early 1960s to mid-1980s, photography from space was often the only way to get critical data about nuclear threats.The National