by Mark Bevis
1. 21st Air Force
1st Airlift Squadron:
4x C-32A (Boeing 757) +1x C-40B (Boeing 737-200) in 2002 99th Airlift Squadron: 3x C-9C Skytrain Air Force One
4x C-20B Gulfstream III, 2x C-20H Gulfstream IV, 4x C-37A Gulfstream V 1st Helicopter Squadron: 24x UH-1N
6th Air Refuelling Wing
19th Air Refuelling Wing
43rd Airlift Wing:
41st Airlift Squadron: 18?x C-130E Hercules 305th Air Mobility Wing:
6th, 13th Airlift Squadrons@ 18x C-141B Starlifter replacing by C-17A 436th Airlift Wing:
437th Airlift Wing:
16th Airlift Squadron: 9x C-141B Special Operations Low Level, 9x C-141B/C +13x C-17A with FLIR & PNVG (2003?+) 463rd Airlift Group
61st Airlift Squadron: 18x C-130E Hercules 2. Air National Guard Units
132nd Air Refuelling Squadron: 12?x KC-135E 105th Airlift Wing:
107th Air Refuelling Wing:
108th Air Refuelling Wing:
141st, 150th Air Refuelling Squadrons@ 12?15?x KC-135E 109th Airlift Wing:
201st Airlift Squadron: 2x C-22B (Boeing 727-100), 2x C-38A Astra SPX 117th Air Refuelling Wing:
118th Airlift Wing:
121st Air Refuelling Wing:
123rd Airlift Wing:
128th Air Refuelling Wing:
130th Airlift Wing:
134th Air Refuelling Wing:
143rd Airlift Wing:
145th Airlift Wing:
156th Airlift Wing:
157th Air Refuelling Wing:
164th Airlift Wing:
165th Airlift Wing:
166th Air Refuellling Wing:
167th Airlift Wing:
171st Air Refuelling Wing:
172nd Airlift Wing:
175th Wing:
179th Airlift Wing:
186th Air Refuelling Wing:
3. Notesa) C-141B SOLL has FLIR, SATCOM, RWR, IRWR, C/F, PNVG for low level insertion in sort of special forces missions. b) Air National Guard units are apparently switching from 12 planes to 15 planes per squadron. c) C-141B are converting to C-141C with GPS, SATCOM, RWR, IRWR, C/F from 1999. Back to MicroMark Modern American List of TO&Es Back to MicroMark Modern National List of TO&Es Back to MicroMark Period List of TO&Es Back to Master Magazine List © Copyright 1997-2005 by Mark Bevis and MicroMark. This article appears in MagWeb.com (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other articles from military history and related magazines are available at http://www.magweb.com |