Lineage 54th Weather Reconnaissance Squadron

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1 lineage

1.1 assignments
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lineage

constituted 654th bombardment squadron, heavy (reconnaissance, special) on 17 july 1944


activated on 9 august 1944
redesignated 54th reconnaissance squadron, long range, weather on 4 september 1945
redesignated 54th reconnaissance squadron, long range, weather on 27 november 1945
inactivated on 15 october 1947


redesignated 54th strategic reconnaissance squadron, medium, weather on 22 january 1951


activated on 21 february 1951
redesignated 54th weather reconnaissance squadron on 15 february 1954
discontinued , inactivated on 18 march 1960


organized 18 april 1962


inactivated on 30 september 1987

assignments

25th bombardment group (reconnaissance), 9 august 1944
third air force, 8 september 1945
311th reconnaissance wing, 27 november 1945 (attached twentieth air force, 8 december 1945 – 28 february 1946
military air transport service, 13 march 1946
air weather service, 20 march 1946
43d weather wing, 1 august–15 october 1947
2143d air weather wing, 21 february 1951
1st weather wing, 8 february 1954
department of air force, 18 march 1960 (not organized)
military air transport service, 8 february 1962
9th weather reconnaissance group, 18 april 1962
9th weather reconnaissance wing, 1 july 1965
41st rescue , weather reconnaissance wing, 1 september 1975 – 30 september 1987

stations

raf watton (aaf-376), england, 9 august 1944
drew field, florida, august 1945
north field, guam, 27 november 1945
buckley field, colorado, 20 march 1946
langley field, virginia, 2 june 1946
morrison field, florida, 21 jul 1946-30 jun 1947
mcclellan field, california, 1 july 1947
fairfield-suisun army air base, california, 31 july 1947
north army air base, guam, 2 august–15 october 1947
andersen air force base, guam, 21 february 1951 – 18 march 1960
andersen air force base, guam, 8 february 1962 – 30 september 1987

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