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This unit was originally called the 1st Air Commando Wing. The name was changed in 1968 to the 1st Special Operations Wing. | |||
Revision as of 04:28, 29 September 2020
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| Wing: 1st Air Commando Wing 1st Special Operations Wing | |||
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| Motto: Anyplace, Anytime | |||
| Aircraft: Douglas B-26K | |||
This unit was originally called the 1st Air Commando Wing. The name was changed in 1968 to the 1st Special Operations Wing.
Units
603rd Special Operations Squadron
Planes
Planes assigned to this wing were assigned to a component unit of the wing, but for the sake of completeness I have listed all of the planes that were assigned to any squadron in the wing in this table.
| Serial Number | Date Assigned | Date Left | Comments |
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| 64-17640 | 27 Feb 1965 | 7 Jun 1965 | Reassigned to 605th Air Commando Squadron. Glass nose. |
| 64-17640 | 15 Apr 1968 | 23 Oct 1969 | Came back to after serving in Panama. Stayed until assigned to Davis-Monthan. |
| 64-17641 | 22 Jan 1965 | 12 Jul 1967 | Sent back to OnMark, then over to Vietnam. Glass nose. |
| 64-17642 | 10 Jul 1964 | 21 Dec 1966 | Sent to Vietnam. |
| 64-17643 | 4 Aug 1964 | 11 Jun 1966 | Sent to Vietnam. |
| 64-17644 | 13 Aug 1964 | 8 Jan 1965 | Sent to Congo. Some sources suggest the plane went to Congo on 18 Aug 1964, but the inventory record shows a date of Jan 1965. |
| 64-17645 | 13 Aug 1964 | 8 Jan 1965 | Sent to Congo. Some sources suggest the plane went to Congo on 18 Aug 1964, but the inventory record shows a date of Jan 1965. |
| 64-17646 | 13 Aug 1964 | 8 Jan 1965 | Sent to Congo. Some sources suggest the plane went to Congo on 18 Aug 1964, but the inventory record shows a date of Jan 1965. |