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[edit]This sounds a lot like something taken from a book or other source. -Trump
Insert from Strategic Air Command wings temporarily: Buckshot06 03:11, 22 December 2006 (UTC)
Why is 55th Medical Group listed as a 'former' rather than a current unit under the 55th Wing? JCSeer 04:14, 23 March 2007 (UTC)
- Touching on above question, why is the 55th ECG listed as a previous component? While located at DMAFB and not Offutt AFB, the 55th ECG still reports to the 55th Wing. Comnavchaos (talk) 17:18, 19 March 2009 (UTC)
55th Wing
[edit]- Redesignated in: 1 September 1991.
- At: Offutt AFB, NE.
- Assigned to: Second Air Force.
- Equipment: C-135s, EC-135s, KC-135s, NKC-135s, RC-135s, TC-135s, E-4s
- Reassigned to: Air Combat Command, Second Air Force on 31 May 1992
- Responsible for an Atlas missile complex, Aug. 1964-Mar. 1965.
- Became responsible for SAC's airborne command post and post-attack command and control operations, Aug. 1966. In addition, flew SAC logistic support missions after Sept. 1971. Conducted K/E/RC-135 pilot training as required.
- Began Airborne Launch Control operations in 1978 using EC-135Cs as flying launch/control platforms for Minuteman, and later, Peacekeeper strategic missile systems.
- Operated from bases in the U.S., Mediterranean, Europe, and the Pacific.
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