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== History ==
== History ==


The 22nd Wing replaced an operational training unit at Hunter Field, Georgia on [[5 December]] [[1942]] and began supervising and coordinating various aspects of [[dive bomber]] training for subordinate groups. It moved to Florida in February 1943 and continued training until [[15 August]] [[1943]]. Reestablished in July 1959 and later redesignated 22d Strategic Aerospace Division, it assured that assigned units were organized, manned, trained, and equipped to conduct [[aerial refueling]] operations and long-range [[strategic bombing]] using either [[nuclear weapon]]s or [[conventional weapon]]s. In addition, from 1962 to 1965 the division controlled Atlas [[Intercontinental ballistic missile|ICBM]]s.
The 22d Wing replaced an operational training unit at Hunter Field, Georgia on [[5 December]] [[1942]] and began supervising and coordinating various aspects of [[dive bomber]] training for subordinate groups. It moved to Florida in February 1943 and continued training until [[15 August]] [[1943]]. Reestablished in July 1959 and later redesignated 22d Strategic Aerospace Division, it assured that assigned units were organized, manned, trained, and equipped to conduct [[aerial refueling]] operations and long-range [[strategic bombing]] using either [[nuclear weapon]]s or [[conventional weapon]]s. In addition, from 1962 to 1965 the division controlled Atlas [[Intercontinental ballistic missile|ICBM]]s.


=== Background of name ===
=== Background of name ===
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== Lineage and honors ==
== Lineage and honors ==


Established as 22 Bombardment Training Wing on [[28 November]] [[1942]].
Established as 22d Bombardment Training Wing on [[28 November]] [[1942]].
Activated on [[5 December]] [[1942]].
Activated on [[5 December]] [[1942]].
Disestablished on [[15 August]] [[1943]].
Disestablished on [[15 August]] [[1943]].


Reestablished, and redesignated 22 Air Division, on [[1 July]] [[1959]].
Reestablished, and redesignated 22d Air Division, on [[1 July]] [[1959]].
Activated on [[15 July]] [[1959]].
Activated on [[15 July]] [[1959]].
Redesignated 22 Strategic Aerospace Division on [[1 July]] [[1962]].
Redesignated 22d Strategic Aerospace Division on [[1 July]] [[1962]].
Discontinued, and inactivated, on [[1 July]] [[1965]].
Discontinued, and inactivated, on [[1 July]] [[1965]].


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'''Wings''':
'''Wings''':
* 6 Strategic Aerospace: [[1 July]] [[1963]]–[[1 July]] [[1965]].
* 6th Strategic Aerospace: [[1 July]] [[1963]]–[[1 July]] [[1965]].
* 310 Strategic Aerospace: [[1 July]] [[1962]]–[[25 June]] [[1965]].
* 310th Strategic Aerospace: [[1 July]] [[1962]]–[[25 June]] [[1965]].
* 341 Strategic Missile: [[15 July]] [[1961]]–[[1 July]] [[1962]].
* 341st Strategic Missile: [[15 July]] [[1961]]–[[1 July]] [[1962]].
* 461 Bombardment: [[1 February]] [[1963]]–[[30 June]] [[1964]].
* 461st Bombardment: [[1 February]] [[1963]]–[[30 June]] [[1964]].
* 4045 Air Refueling: [[15 July]] [[1959]]–[[9 September]] [[1960]].
* 4045th Air Refueling: [[15 July]] [[1959]]–[[9 September]] [[1960]].
* 4062 Strategic: [[1 December]] [[1960]]–[[20 February]] [[1962]].
* 4062d Strategic: [[1 December]] [[1960]]–[[20 February]] [[1962]].
* 4090 Air Refueling: [[15 July]] [[1959]]–[[1 July]] [[1960]].
* 4090th Air Refueling: [[15 July]] [[1959]]–[[1 July]] [[1960]].
* 4128 Strategic: [[1 July]] [[1962]]–[[1 February]] [[1963]].
* 4128th Strategic: [[1 July]] [[1962]]–[[1 February]] [[1963]].


'''Groups''':
'''Groups''':
* 84 Bombardment: [[5 December]] [[1942]]–[[15 August]] [[1943]].
* 84th Bombardment: [[5 December]] [[1942]]–[[15 August]] [[1943]].
* 311 Bombardment: [[5 December]] [[1942]]–c. July 1943.
* 311th Bombardment: [[5 December]] [[1942]]–c. July 1943.
* 312 Bombardment: [[5 December]] [[1942]]–c. March 1943.
* 312th Bombardment: [[5 December]] [[1942]]–c. March 1943.
* 339 Bombardment: [[5 December]] [[1942]]–[[15 August]] [[1943]].
* 339th Bombardment: [[5 December]] [[1942]]–[[15 August]] [[1943]].
* 405 Bombardment: [[1 March]] [[1943]]–[[15 August]] [[1943]].
* 405th Bombardment: [[1 March]] [[1943]]–[[15 August]] [[1943]].
* 407 Bombardment: [[7 April]] [[1943]]–[[15 August]] [[1943]].
* 407th Bombardment: [[7 April]] [[1943]]–[[15 August]] [[1943]].


== Stations ==
== Stations ==

Revision as of 03:49, 10 February 2009

22d Strategic Aerospace Division
22d Strategic Aerospace Division emblem
Active28 November 1942–15 August 1943
1 July 1959–1 July 1965
CountryUnited States
BranchUnited States Air Force
Garrison/HQsee "Stations" section below
Equipmentsee "Aircraft / Missiles / Space vehicles" section below
Decorationssee "Lineage and honors" section below


History

The 22d Wing replaced an operational training unit at Hunter Field, Georgia on 5 December 1942 and began supervising and coordinating various aspects of dive bomber training for subordinate groups. It moved to Florida in February 1943 and continued training until 15 August 1943. Reestablished in July 1959 and later redesignated 22d Strategic Aerospace Division, it assured that assigned units were organized, manned, trained, and equipped to conduct aerial refueling operations and long-range strategic bombing using either nuclear weapons or conventional weapons. In addition, from 1962 to 1965 the division controlled Atlas ICBMs.

Background of name

Mission

Operations

Lineage and honors

Established as 22d Bombardment Training Wing on 28 November 1942. Activated on 5 December 1942. Disestablished on 15 August 1943.

Reestablished, and redesignated 22d Air Division, on 1 July 1959. Activated on 15 July 1959. Redesignated 22d Strategic Aerospace Division on 1 July 1962. Discontinued, and inactivated, on 1 July 1965.

Service streamers

This unit earned the following organizational service streamers:

none

Campaign streamers

This unit earned the following organizational campaign streamers:

none

Armed forces expeditionary streamers

none

Decorations

This unit earned the following unit decorations:

none

Awards

Emblem

Per bend light blue and azure four lightning flashes, two in bend issuant from dexter chief and sinister base, two issuant from sinister chief all or garnished gules, overall in dexter chief an aircraft fesswise argent in dexter flank a missile palewise of the like emitting a vapor trail to base of the fourth fimbriated of the fifth, in sinister base a globe arraswise of the last grid lined of the second with land areas vert above an arched olive branch of the last, all within a diminished bordure of the third. (Approved 6 June 1963)

Assignments

III Air Support Command, 5 December 1942; III Fighter Command, 6 August 1943–15 August 1943.

Second Air Force, 15 July 1959; Fifteenth Air Force, 9 September 1960–1 July 1965.

Components

Wings:

Groups:

Stations

Hunter Army Airfield, Georgia, 5 December 1942; Drew Field (later, Tampa International Airport), Florida, 12 February 1943–15 August 1943.

Clinton County Air Force Base, Ohio, 15 July 1959; Malmstrom Air Force Base, Montana, 9 September 1960; Schilling Air Force Base (later, Salina Municipal Airport), Kansas, 1 July 1962; Walker Air Force Base, New Mexico, 1 July 1963–1 July 1965.

Aircraft / Missiles / Space vehicles

A-24 Banshee, 1942–1943; A-25 Helldiver, 1942–1943.

KC-97 Stratotanker, 1959–1960, 1962–1963; Atlas (CGM-16), 1962–1965; B-47 Stratojet, 1962–1965; B-52 Stratofortress, 1963–1965; KC-135 Stratotanker, 1963–1965.

Commanders

See also

References

Public Domain This article incorporates public domain material from the Air Force Historical Research Agency


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