itazuke ab造句

• The advance echelon deployed at Taegu AB, South Korea on 1 December 1950, while the rear echelon deployed at Itazuke AB, Japan on 9 December.
• It moved to Shaw on 5 January 1952 where it replaced the 162d Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron which was deployed to Itazuke AB, Japan to fly photo-reconnaissance missions over Korea.
• It deployed initially to Itazuke AB, Japan on 18 August 1950; engaging in combat with the Fifth Air Force 543d Tactical Support Group flying RB-26 Invader night reconnaissance missions.
• At its height, Itazuke AB was the largest USAF base on Kyk
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  , but was closed in 1972 due to budget reductions and the overall reduction of United States military forces in Japan.
• The task force was scaled back on 1 July 1968, to four EC-121Ds and the Rivet Top testbed aircraft to allow for the basing of another College Eye detachment at Itazuke AB, Japan.
• Fortunately, 339th Fighter All Weather Squadron ( F ( AW ) S ) with their F-82Gs were based at Yokota AB and the 68th F ( AW ) S was based at Itazuke AB Japan.
• The advance echelon deployed at Taegu AB, South Korea, 1 December . 1950-30 January 1951, while the rear echelon deployed at Itazuke AB, Japan, 9 December . 1950-31 January 1951.
• In May 1964 Takhli became a forward deployment base for rotational F-105 Thunderchief squadrons, when the 36th Tactical Fighter Squadron ( 8th TFW ), was deployed to Takhli from Itazuke AB, Japan between May 1964-June 1964.
• From Johnson AB, B-57Es deployed to Clark AB, Philippines; Andersen AFB, Guam, Naha AB, Okinawa and Itazuke AB, Misawa AB and Yokota AB, all in Japan for training of the interceptor squadrons assigned to those bases.
• It was later redesignated as the 80th Fighter Squadron, Single Engine, on 14 January 1947, the squadron reactivated on 20 February 1947 at Itazuke AB, Japan, and was assigned to the 8th Fighter ( later, 8th Fighter-Bomber ) Group.
• It was assigned to the 363d Tactical Reconnaissance Group and moved to Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina on 5 January 1952 where it replaced the 162d Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron which was deployed to Itazuke AB, Japan to fly photo-reconnaissance missions over Korea.
• The other major components of Twentieth Air Force, the 51st Fighter-Interceptor Wing was reassigned to Fifth Air Force at Itazuke AB, Japan in September 1950, where its F-82 Twin Mustangs and F-80 Shooting Stars were used in combat over Korea.
• Due to the pressing needs of Far East Air Forces in Japan the 162d TRS, flying RB-26s, and the photo-processing 363d Reconnaissance Technical Squadron ( RTS ) were reassigned from Langley to Itazuke AB Japan for Korean War service and began operations in August 1950 as part of the 543d Tactical Support Group.
• Due to the pressing needs of the Far East Air Forces in Japan the 162nd TRS, flying RB-26s, and the photo-processing 363d Reconnaissance Technical Squadron ( RTS ) were reassigned from Langley to Itazuke AB Japan for Korean War service and began operations in August 1950 as part of the 543rd Tactical Support Group.