List of active United States Air Force aircraft squadrons

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This is an organized list of all of the active aircraft squadrons that currently exist in the United States Air Force, sorted by type. Most squadrons have changed names and designations many times over the years, so they are listed by their current designation. Squadrons are only listed if flying aircraft is their primary mission (other units such as certain Student Squadrons & Training Squadrons, Test Squadrons, Operations Support Squadrons, and Group / Wing / NAF / MAJCOM staffs may have large contingents of aircrew assigned, but they do not "own" aircraft and their mission does not necessarily revolve around flying. Those squadrons maintain Administrative Control (ADCON) of those attached personnel, while the operational flying squadrons retain Operational Control (OPCON)). Aircraft are separated based on MDS (not MWS). Provisional "Expeditionary" Squadrons are listed.

To see all USAF squadrons, regardless of active or not, as well as non-flying squadrons, go to the List of United States Air Force squadrons

Aggressor Squadrons (AGRS)

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Squadron Name	Insignia	Nickname	Command	Air Force	Wing	Date First Activated	Base	Aircraft	Tail Code
64th Aggressor Squadron		Gomers [1]	Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	57 WG	15 January 1941	Nellis AFB, Nevada	F-16C/D (Blocks 25, 32, 40) [2]	WA
65th Aggressor Squadron			Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	57 WG	15 January 1941	Nellis AFB, Nevada [3]	F-35A [4]	WA
706th Aggressor Squadron		Desert Cajuns	Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	926 WG	1 April 1943	Nellis AFB, Nevada [5]	18x Block 30 F-16C/Ds awaiting divestment [6]	LV [7]
								Also a TFI Reserve Associate to 65 AGRS, 6 WPS, 16 WPS, 17 WPS, 66 WPS, 433 WPS [n 1]

Air Refueling Squadrons (ARS)

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Squadron Name	Insignia	Nickname	Command	Air Force	Wing	Date First Activated	Base	Aircraft	Tail Code
2nd Air Refueling Squadron			Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	305 AMW	1 December 1915	JB McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey [8]	KC-46A [9]
6th Air Refueling Squadron			Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	60 AMW	1 February 1940	Travis AFB, California	KC-46A
9th Air Refueling Squadron			Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	60 AMW	1 February 1942	Travis AFB, California	KC-46A
18th Air Refueling Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	931 ARW	11 December 1940	McConnell AFB, Kansas	TFI Reserve Associate to 344 ARS, 349 ARS, 350 ARS [n 1]
32nd Air Refueling Squadron			Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	305 AMW	13 June 1917	JB McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey	KC-46A
50th Air Refueling Squadron			Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	6 ARW	15 June 1942	MacDill AFB, Florida	KC-135R/T [10]
54th Air Refueling Squadron			Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	97 AMW	1 June 1942	Altus AFB, Oklahoma [11]	KC-135R [12]	[n 2]
56th Air Refueling Squadron			Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	97 AMW	18 November 1942	Altus AFB, Oklahoma [13]	KC-46A [14]	[n 2]
63rd Air Refueling Squadron		Pirates	Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	927 ARW	12 December 1942	MacDill AFB, Florida	TFI Reserve Associate to 50 ARS, 91 ARS [15] [n 1]
64th Air Refueling Squadron			Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	22 ARW	12 December 1942 [16]	Pease ANGB, New Hampshire	TFI Active Associate to 133 ARS [17] [n 3]
70th Air Refueling Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	349 AMW	16 July 1942	Travis AFB, California [18]	TFI Reserve Associate to 9 ARS [19] [n 1]
72nd Air Refueling Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	434 ARW	9 February 1943	Grissom ARB, Indiana	KC-135R [20]
74th Air Refueling Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	434 ARW	9 February 1943	Grissom ARB, Indiana	KC-135R [21]
77th Air Refueling Squadron		The Totin' Tigers [22]	Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	916 ARW	25 February 1943	Seymour Johnson AFB, North Carolina [23]	KC-46A [24]
79th Air Refueling Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	349 AMW	1 April 1943	Travis AFB, California [25]	TFI Reserve Associate to 6 ARS [26] [n 1]
91st Air Refueling Squadron			Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	6 ARW	15 January 1941	MacDill AFB, Florida	KC-135R/T [27]
92nd Air Refueling Squadron			Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	92 ARW	15 January 1941	Fairchild AFB, Washington	KC-135R/T [28]
93rd Air Refueling Squadron			Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	92 ARW	25 October 1942	Fairchild AFB, Washington	KC-135R/T [29]
97th Air Refueling Squadron			Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	92 ARW	15 January 1941	Fairchild AFB, Washington	KC-135R/T [30]
99th Air Refueling Squadron		Black Knights	Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	6 ARW	15 July 1942	Sumpter Smith ANGB, Alabama [31]	TFI Active Associate to 106 ARS [32] [n 3]
106th Air Refueling Squadron			Air National Guard, Alabama		117 ARW	27 August 1917 [33]	Sumpter Smith ANGB, Alabama [34]	KC-135R [35]
108th Air Refueling Squadron			Air National Guard, Illinois		126 ARW	27 August 1917	Scott AFB, Illinois [36]	KC-135R [37]
116th Air Refueling Squadron			Air National Guard, Washington		141 ARW	29 August 1917	Fairchild AFB, Washington	TFI Reserve Associate to 92 ARS, 93 ARS, 97 ARS, 384 ARS, 509 WPS [38] [n 1]
117th Air Refueling Squadron			Air National Guard, Kansas		190 ARW	26 June 1942 [39]	Forbes Field ANGB, Kansas [40]	KC-135R [41]
126th Air Refueling Squadron			Air National Guard, Wisconsin		128 ARW	12 November 1940 [42]	General Mitchell ANGB, Wisconsin	KC-135R [43]
132nd Air Refueling Squadron			Air National Guard, Maine		101 ARW	2 March 1942	Bangor ANGB, Maine	KC-135R [44]
133rd Air Refueling Squadron			Air National Guard, New Hampshire		157 ARW	2 March 1942 [45]	Pease ANGB, New Hampshire	KC-46A [46]	[n 4]
141st Air Refueling Squadron		Tigers	Air National Guard, New Jersey		108 WG	8 October 1917 [47]	JB McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey	TFI Reserve Associate to 2 ARS, 32 ARS [48] [n 1]
146th Air Refueling Squadron			Air National Guard, Pennsylvania		171 ARW	1 October 1942	Pittsburgh IAP ARS, Pennsylvania [49]	KC-135T [50]
147th Air Refueling Squadron			Air National Guard, Pennsylvania		171 ARW	1 October 1942	Pittsburgh IAP ARS, Pennsylvania [51]	KC-135T [50]
151st Air Refueling Squadron			Air National Guard, Tennessee		134 ARW	15 December 1957 [52]	McGhee Tyson ANGB, Tennessee	KC-135R [53]
153rd Air Refueling Squadron			Air National Guard, Mississippi		186 ARW	27 September 1939 [54]	Key Field ANGB, Mississippi [55]	KC-135R [56]
166th Air Refueling Squadron			Air National Guard, Ohio		121 ARW	1 December 1942 [57]	Rickenbacker ANGB, Ohio	KC-135R [58]
168th Air Refueling Squadron			Air National Guard, Alaska		168 WG	26 June 1942	Eielson AFB, Alaska	KC-135R [59]
170th Air Refueling Squadron		Knights	Air National Guard, New Jersey		108 WG	8 March 2024	JB McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey	TFI Reserve Associate to 2 ARS, 32 ARS [60] [n 1]
171st Air Refueling Squadron			Air National Guard, Michigan		127 WG	10 February 1943	Selfridge ANGB, Michigan	KC-135T [61]	Awaiting KC-46A [62]
173rd Air Refueling Squadron			Air National Guard, Nebraska		155 ARW	1 July 1943	Lincoln ANGB, Nebraska [63] [64]	KC-135R [65]
174th Air Refueling Squadron			Air National Guard, Iowa		185 ARW	15 May 1943	Sioux City ANGB, Iowa	KC-135R [66]
191st Air Refueling Squadron		Ruddy Ducks	Air National Guard, Utah		151 ARW	15 October 1943 [67]	Roland R. Wright ANGB, Utah	KC-135R [68]	[n 4]
197th Air Refueling Squadron			Air National Guard, Arizona		161 ARW	15 August 1943 [69]	Goldwater ANGB, Arizona [70]	KC-135R [71]
203rd Air Refueling Squadron			Air National Guard, Hawaii		154 WG	16 January 1993	JB Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii [72]	KC-135R [73]
314th Air Refueling Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	940 ARW	1 November 1943	Beale AFB, California [74]	KC-135R [75]
328th Air Refueling Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	914 ARW	15 April 1944	Niagara Falls ARS, New York	KC-135R [76]
336th Air Refueling Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	452 AMW	3 November 1942	March ARB, California	KC-135R [77]
344th Air Refueling Squadron			Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	22 ARW	3 February 1942	McConnell AFB, Kansas [78]	KC-46A [79]
349th Air Refueling Squadron		Bandits	Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	22 ARW	1 June 1942	McConnell AFB, Kansas	KC-46A
350th Air Refueling Squadron		Red Falcons [80]	Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	22 ARW	1 June 1942	McConnell AFB, Kansas	KC-135R/T [81]
351st Air Refueling Squadron			United States Air Forces in Europe – Air Forces Africa	Third Air Force	100 ARW	1 June 1942	RAF Mildenhall, United Kingdom	KC-135T [82]
384th Air Refueling Squadron		Squarepatchers	Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	92 ARW	5 March 1943 [83]	Fairchild AFB, Washington	KC-135R/T [84]
465th Air Refueling Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	507 ARW	12 October 1944	Tinker AFB, Oklahoma	KC-135R [85]
756th Air Refueling Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	459 ARW	1 July 1943	JB Andrews, Maryland	KC-135R [86]
905th Air Refueling Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	931 ARW	7 September 1942 [87]	McConnell AFB, Kansas	TFI Reserve Associate to 344 ARS, 349 ARS, 350 ARS [88] [n 1]
906th Air Refueling Squadron			Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	375 AMW	15 January 1941	Scott AFB, Illinois	TFI Active Associate to 108 ARS [89] [n 3]
909th Air Refueling Squadron			Pacific Air Forces	Fifth Air Force	18 WG	1 March 1942	Kadena AB, Japan	KC-135T [90]
911th Air Refueling Squadron			Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	6 ARW	c. 15 May 1917 [91]	Seymour Johnson AFB, North Carolina	TFI Active Associate to 77 ARS [n 3]
912th Air Refueling Squadron			Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	92 ARW	15 June 1942	March ARB, California	TFI Active Associate to 336 ARS [n 3]
924th Air Refueling Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	931 ARW	27 April 1942 [92]	McConnell AFB, Kansas	TFI Reserve Associate to 344 ARS, 349 ARS, 350 ARS [93] [n 1]

Airborne Air Control Squadrons (AACS)

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Squadron Name	Insignia	Nickname	Command	Air Force	Wing	Date First Activated	Base	Aircraft	Tail Code
960th Airborne Air Control Squadron		Vikings [94]	Air Combat Command	Twelfth Air Force	552 ACW	15 January 1941 [95]	Tinker AFB, Oklahoma	E-3G [96]	OK
961st Airborne Air Control Squadron			Pacific Air Forces	Fifth Air Force	18 WG	15 January 1941	Kadena AB, Japan	E-3G [97]	ZZ
962nd Airborne Air Control Squadron			Pacific Air Forces	Eleventh Air Force	3 WG	1 November 1943	JB Elmendorf–Richardson, Alaska	E-3G [98]	AK
963rd Airborne Air Control Squadron		Blue Knights [99]	Air Combat Command	Twelfth Air Force	552 ACW	7 December 1942 [100]	Tinker AFB, Oklahoma	E-3G [96]	OK
964th Airborne Air Control Squadron			Air Combat Command	Twelfth Air Force	552 ACW	15 July 1942 [101]	Tinker AFB, Oklahoma	E-3G [96]	OK
965th Airborne Air Control Squadron			Air Combat Command	Twelfth Air Force	552 ACW	16 February 1943 [102]	Tinker AFB, Oklahoma	E-3G [96]	OK
966th Airborne Air Control Squadron			Air Combat Command	Twelfth Air Force	552 ACW	15 July 1942 [103]	Tinker AFB, Oklahoma	E-3G [96]	OK [n 2]
970th Airborne Air Control Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	513 ACG	5 June 1944	Tinker AFB, Oklahoma	TFI Reserve Associate to 960 AACS, 963 AACS, 964 AACS, 965 AACS, 966 AACS [104] [n 1]

Airlift Squadrons (AS)

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Squadron Name	Insignia	Nickname	Command	Air Force	Wing	Date First Activated	Base	Aircraft	Tail Code
1st Airlift Squadron		SAM Fox	Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	89 AW	23 March 1944	JB Andrews, Maryland [105]	C-32A [106] C-40B [106]
3rd Airlift Squadron		Royals [107]	Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	436 AW	7 March 1942	Dover AFB, Delaware	C-17A [108]
4th Airlift Squadron		Fighting Fourth [109]	Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	62 AW	8 July 1935	JB Lewis–McChord, Washington	C-17A [110]
6th Airlift Squadron		Bully Beef Express [111]	Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	305 AW	14 October 1939	JB McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey	C-17A [112]
7th Airlift Squadron			Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	62 AW	14 October 1939	JB Lewis–McChord, Washington	C-17A [113]
8th Airlift Squadron		Workhorses [114]	Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	62 AW	1 February 1940	JB Lewis–McChord, Washington	C-17A [115]
9th Airlift Squadron		Proud Pelicans [116]	Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	436 AW	1 Dec 1940	Dover AFB, Delaware	C-5M [117]
14th Airlift Squadron		The Pelicans [118]	Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	437 AW	4 December 1940 [119]	JB Charleston, South Carolina	C-17A [118]
15th Airlift Squadron		Global Eagles [120]	Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	437 AW	4 December 1940 [121]	JB Charleston, South Carolina	C-17A [120]
16th Airlift Squadron			Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	437 AW	11 December 1940 [122]	JB Charleston, South Carolina	C-17A [123]
21st Airlift Squadron		BEEliners [124]	Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	60 AMW	3 April 1942	Travis AFB, California	C-17A [125]
22nd Airlift Squadron		Mulies [124]	Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	60 AMW	3 April 1942	Travis AFB, California	C-5M [126]
36th Airlift Squadron		Eagle Airlifters [127]	Pacific Air Forces	Fifth Air Force	374 AW	14 February 1942 [128]	Yokota AB, Japan	C-130J [127]
37th Airlift Squadron		Blue Tail Flies [129]	United States Air Forces in Europe – Air Forces Africa	Third Air Force	86 AW	14 February 1942 [130]	Ramstein AB, Germany	C-130J [131]	RS
39th Airlift Squadron		Trailblazers [132]	Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	317 AW	22 February 1942 [133]	Dyess AFB, Texas	C-130J [134]
40th Airlift Squadron		Screaming Eagles [135]	Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	317 AW	18 February 1942 [136]	Dyess AFB, Texas	C-130J [134]
41st Airlift Squadron		Black Cats [137]	Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	19 AW	18 February 1942 [138]	Little Rock AFB, Arkansas	C-130J [137]
54th Airlift Squadron			Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	375 AMW	8 August 1917 [139]	Scott AFB, Illinois	TFI Active Associate to 73 AS [140] [n 3]
58th Airlift Squadron			Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	97 AMW	18 November 1942	Altus AFB, Oklahoma [141]	C-17A [142]	[n 2]
61st Airlift Squadron		Green Hornets [143]	Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	19 AW	26 October 1942 [144]	Little Rock AFB, Arkansas	C-130J [145]
62nd Airlift Squadron		Blue Barons [146]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	314 AW	5 December 1942 [147]	Little Rock AFB, Arkansas	C-130J [148]	[n 2]
65th Airlift Squadron			Pacific Air Forces	Eleventh Air Force	15 WG	12 December 1942 [149]	JB Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii	C-37A [150]
68th Airlift Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	433 AW	9 February 1943	JB San Antonio, Texas	C-5M [151]
73rd Airlift Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Twenty-Second Air Force	932 AW	9 February 1943 [152]	Scott AFB, Illinois	C-40C [153]
76th Airlift Squadron			United States Air Forces in Europe – Air Forces Africa	Third Air Force	86 AW	8 February 1943 [154]	Ramstein AB, Germany [155]	C-21A [156] C-37A [150]
89th Airlift Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	445 AW	1 June 1943	Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio [157]	C-17A [158]
96th Airlift Squadron		Flying Vikings [159]	Air Force Reserve Command	Twenty-Second Air Force	934 AW	1 July 1943 [160]	Minneapolis–Saint Paul JARS, Minnesota	C-130H [161]
97th Airlift Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	446 AW	1 July 1943	JB Lewis–McChord, Washington	TFI Reserve Associate to 4 AS, 7 AS, 8 AS, 57 WPS [162] [n 1]
99th Airlift Squadron		SAM Fox	Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	89 AW	1 August 1943	JB Andrews, Maryland [163]	C-37A C-37B [106]
109th Airlift Squadron			Air National Guard, Minnesota		133 AW	27 August 1917 [164]	Minneapolis–Saint Paul JARS, Minnesota	C-130H [165]	Transition to C-130J underway
115th Airlift Squadron			Air National Guard, California		146 AW	28 August 1917 [166]	Channel Islands ANGS, California	C-130J [167]
118th Airlift Squadron		Flying Yankees [168]	Air National Guard, Connecticut		103 AW	31 August 1917 [169]	Bradley ANGB, Connecticut	C-130H [170]	Transition to C-130J underway
130th Airlift Squadron		Mountaineers in Green [171]	Air National Guard, West Virginia		130 AW	1 October 1955[ citation needed ]	Charleston ANGB, West Virginia	C-130J [172]
137th Airlift Squadron			Air National Guard, New York		105 AW	10 August 1943 [173]	Stewart ANGB, New York	C-17A [174]
139th Airlift Squadron			Air National Guard, New York		109 AW	23 July 1942 [175]	Stratton ANGB, New York	LC-130H [176]
142nd Airlift Squadron			Air National Guard, Delaware		166 AW	30 September 1942 [177]	New Castle ANGB, Delaware	C-130H [178]
143rd Airlift Squadron			Air National Guard, Rhode Island		143 AW	21 August 1939[ citation needed ]	Quonset Point ANGS, Rhode Island	C-130J [179]
144th Airlift Squadron			Air National Guard, Alaska		176 WG	15 September 1952 [180]	JB Elmendorf–Richardson, Alaska	TFI Reserve Associate to 517 AS [181] [n 1]
155th Airlift Squadron		Memphis Belle	Air National Guard, Tennessee		164 AW	8 December 1942 [182]	Memphis ANGB, Tennessee [183]	C-17A [184]
156th Airlift Squadron			Air National Guard, North Carolina		145 AW	12 December 1942 [185]	Charlotte ANGB, North Carolina	C-17A [186]
158th Airlift Squadron			Air National Guard, Georgia		165 AW	1 October 1942 [187]	Savannah ANGB, Georgia	C-130J
165th Airlift Squadron			Air National Guard, Kentucky		123 AW	15 January 1943 [188]	Louisville ANGB, Kentucky	C-130J [189]
167th Airlift Squadron			Air National Guard, West Virginia		167 AW	15 January 1943 [190]	Shepherd Field ANGB, West Virginia	C-17A [191]
169th Airlift Squadron			Air National Guard, Illinois		182 AW	23 July 1942 [192]	Peoria ANGB, Illinois	C-130H [193]	Transition to C-130J underway
180th Airlift Squadron			Air National Guard, Missouri		139 AW	26 June 1942 [194]	Rosecrans ANGB, Missouri	C-130H [195]
181st Airlift Squadron			Air National Guard, Texas		136 AW	1 June 1943 [196]	NAS JRB Fort Worth, Texas	C-130J [197]
183rd Airlift Squadron		Flying Jumbos	Air National Guard, Mississippi		172 AW	1 July 1953 [198]	Allen C. Thompson Field ANGB, Mississippi	C-17A [199]
186th Airlift Squadron			Air National Guard, Montana		120 AW	15 July 1943[ citation needed ]	Great Falls ANGB, Montana	C-130H [200]	Transition to C-130J underway
187th Airlift Squadron			Air National Guard, Wyoming		153 AW	1 July 1943 [201]	Cheyenne ANGB, Wyoming	C-130H [202]
192nd Airlift Squadron			Air National Guard, Nevada		152 AW	15 October 1943 [203]	Reno ANGB, Nevada	C-130H [204]
201st Airlift Squadron			Air National Guard, District of Columbia		113 WG	20 June 1992 [205]	JB Andrews, Maryland	TFI Reserve Associate to 1 AS [206] [207] [n 1]
204th Airlift Squadron		Na Manu Ikaika	Air National Guard, Hawaii		154 AW	31 October 1994 [208]	JB Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii	TFI Reserve Associate to 535 AS [73] [n 1]
300th Airlift Squadron		South Carolina Volunteers [209]	Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	315 AW	21 June 1943	JB Charleston, South Carolina	TFI Reserve Associate to 14 AS, 15 AS, 16 AS [210] [n 1]
301st Airlift Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	349 AMW	1 August 1943	Travis AFB, California	TFI Reserve Associate to 21 AS [211] [n 1]
312th Airlift Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	349 AMW	1 November 1943	Travis AFB, California	TFI Reserve Associate to 22 AS [212] [n 1]
313th Airlift Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	446 AW	1 November 1943	JB Lewis–McChord, Washington	TFI Reserve Associate to 4 AS, 7 AS, 8 AS, 57 WPS [213] [n 1]
317th Airlift Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	315 AW	28 October 1943	JB Charleston, South Carolina	TFI Reserve Associate to 14 AS, 15 AS, 16 AS [214] [n 1]
326th Airlift Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	512 AW	15 April 1944	Dover AFB, Delaware	TFI Reserve Associate to 3 AS [215] [n 1]
327th Airlift Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Twenty-Second Air Force	913 AG	15 April 1944	Little Rock AFB, Arkansas	TFI Reserve Associate to 41 AS, 61 AS, 62 AS, 29 WPS [n 1]
337th Airlift Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	439 AW	26 June 1949	Westover ARB, Massachusetts	C-5M [216]
356th Airlift Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	433 AW	1 June 1942	JB San Antonio, Texas	C-5M [217]	[n 2]
458th Airlift Squadron			Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	375 AMW	6 July 1942 [218]	Scott AFB, Illinois	C-21A [156]
459th Airlift Squadron			Pacific Air Forces	Fifth Air Force	374 AW	6 July 1942	Yokota AB, Japan [219]	C-12J [220]
517th Airlift Squadron		Firebirds [221]	Pacific Air Forces	Eleventh Air Force	3 WG	11 December 1940	JB Elmendorf–Richardson, Alaska [222]	C-17A [221] C-12F
535th Airlift Squadron			Pacific Air Forces	Eleventh Air Force	15 WG	1 October 1943	JB Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii [223]	C-17A [224]	HH
700th Airlift Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Twenty-Second Air Force	94 AW	1 April 1943 [225]	Dobbins ARB, Georgia	C-130H [226]
701st Airlift Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	315 AW	1 April 1943	JB Charleston, South Carolina	TFI Reserve Associate to 14 AS, 15 AS, 16 AS [227] [n 1]
709th Airlift Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	512 AW	1 May 1943	Dover AFB, Delaware	TFI Reserve Associate to 9 AS [228] [n 1]
728th Airlift Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	446 AW	1 June 1943	JB Lewis–McChord, Washington	TFI Reserve Associate to 4 AS, 7 AS, 8 AS, 57 WPS [229] [n 1]
729th Airlift Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	452 AMW	1 June 1943	March ARB, California	C-17A [230]
731st Airlift Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Twenty-Second Air Force	302 AW	15 June 1942 [231]	Peterson SFB, Colorado	C-130H [232]
732nd Airlift Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	514 AMW	15 June 1942	JB McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey [233]	TFI Reserve Associate to 6 AS [234] [n 1]
757th Airlift Squadron		Blue Tigers	Air Force Reserve Command	Twenty-Second Air Force	910 AW	1 July 1943 [235]	Youngstown ARS, Ohio	C-130H [236]
758th Airlift Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	911 AW	1 July 1943	Pittsburgh IAP ARS, Pennsylvania [237]	C-17A [238]
815th Airlift Squadron		Flying Jennies [239]	Air Force Reserve Command	Twenty-Second Air Force	403 WG	20 September 1943 [240]	Keesler AFB, Mississippi	C-130J [239]
Presidential Airlift Squadron			Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	89 AW	1 April 2001	JB Andrews, Maryland [241]	VC-25A [106]

Attack Squadrons (ATKS)

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Squadron Name	Insignia	Nickname	Command	Air Force	Wing	Date First Activated	Base	Aircraft	Tail Code	Notes
6th Attack Squadron			Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	49 WG	1 August 1943 [242]	Holloman AFB, New Mexico	MQ-9A [243]	HO	[n 2]
9th Attack Squadron		Flying Knights	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	49 WG	15 January 1941 [244]	Holloman AFB, New Mexico	MQ-9A [243]	HO	[n 2]
11th Attack Squadron			Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	432 WG	2 March 1942 [245]	Creech AFB, Nevada	MQ-9A [246]	CH	[n 5]
15th Attack Squadron			Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	432 WG	9 May 1917 [247]	Creech AFB, Nevada	MQ-9A [248]	CH
17th Attack Squadron			Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	432 WG	23 July 1942 [249]	Creech AFB, Nevada	MQ-9A [250]	CH
20th Attack Squadron		Hellhounds [251]	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	432 WG	15 December 1940 [252]	Whiteman AFB, Missouri	MQ-9A [251]	WM
22nd Attack Squadron			Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	432 WG	15 January 1941 [253]	Creech AFB, Nevada	MQ-9A [254]	CH
29th Attack Squadron			Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	49 WG	10 March 1942 [255]	Holloman AFB, New Mexico	MQ-9A [243]	HO	[n 2]
50th Attack Squadron			Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	432 WG	6 August 1917 [256]	Shaw AFB, South Carolina	MQ-9A [257]	SW
78th Attack Squadron		Bushmasters	Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	926 WG	28 February 1918 [258]	Creech AFB, Nevada	TFI Reserve Associate to 15 ATKS, 17 ATKS, 22 ATKS, 489 ATKS, 867 ATKS, 556 TES [259] [n 1]
89th Attack Squadron		Marauders	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	432 WG	19 August 1917 [260]	Ellsworth AFB, South Dakota	MQ-9A [261]	EL
91st Attack Squadron		Blue Streaks	Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	926 WG	9 February 1942 [262]	Creech AFB, Nevada	TFI Reserve Associate to 15 ATKS, 17 ATKS, 22 ATKS, 489 ATKS, 867 ATKS, 556 TES [263] [n 1]
103rd Attack Squadron			Air National Guard, Pennsylvania		111 ATKW	27 June 1924 [264]	Biddle ANGB, Pennsylvania	MQ-9A [265]	PA
105th Attack Squadron		Old Hickory Squadron [266]	Air National Guard, Tennessee		118 WG	27 August 1917 [267]	Berry Field ANGB, Tennessee	MQ-9A [266]	TN
108th Attack Squadron			Air National Guard, New York		174 ATKW	22 November 1948 [268]	Hancock Field ANGB, New York	MQ-9A [269]	NY	[n 4]
111th Attack Squadron			Air National Guard, Texas		147 ATKW	14 August 1917 [270]	Ellington Field JRB, Texas	MQ-9A [271]	TX
124th Attack Squadron			Air National Guard, Iowa		132 WG	25 February 1941 [272]	Des Moines ANGB, Iowa	MQ-9A [273]	IA
136th Attack Squadron			Air National Guard, New York		107 ATKW	10 August 1943 [274]	Niagara Falls ARS, New York	MQ-9A [275]
138th Attack Squadron			Air National Guard, New York		174 ATKW	10 August 1942 [276]	Hancock Field ANGB, New York	MQ-9A [277]	NY	[n 2]
160th Attack Squadron			Air National Guard, California		163 ATKW		March ARB, California	MQ-9A [278]		[n 2]
162nd Attack Squadron			Air National Guard, Ohio		178 WG	1 December 1942 [279]	Springfield ANGB, Ohio	MQ-9A [280]
172nd Attack Squadron			Air National Guard, Michigan		110 WG	10 February 1943 [281]	Battle Creek ANGB, Michigan	MQ-9A [282]
178th Attack Squadron		Happy Hooligans	Air National Guard, North Dakota		119 WG	15 July 1943 [283]	Fargo ANGB, North Dakota	MQ-9A [284]
184th Attack Squadron			Air National Guard, Arkansas		188 WG	15 October 1953 [285]	Ebbing ANGB, Arkansas	MQ-9A [286]
196th Attack Squadron		Grizzlys	Air National Guard, California		163 ATKW	15 August 1943 [287]	March ARB, California	MQ-9A [288]
214th Attack Squadron			Air National Guard, Arizona		162 WG	29 August 2007 [289]	Davis–Monthan AFB, Arizona	MQ-9A [290]
429th Attack Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	926 WG	June 1917 [291]	Holloman AFB, New Mexico	TFI Reserve Associate to 6 ATKS, 9 ATKS, 29 ATKS [291] [n 1] [n 2]
482nd Attack Squadron			Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	432 WG	13 August 1917 [292]	Shaw AFB, South Carolina	MQ-9A [293]	SW
489th Attack Squadron		Tigers	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	432 WG	13 August 1917 [294]	Creech AFB, Nevada	MQ-9A [295]	CH	[n 6]
491st Attack Squadron		Ringers	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	49 WG	15 August 1917 [296]	Hancock Field ANGB, New York	TFI Active Associate to 138 ATKS [243] '' [n 2] [n 3]
492nd Attack Squadron		Fightin' Bees	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	49 WG	15 August 1917 [297]	March ARB, California	TFI Active Associate to 160 ATKS [243] '' [n 2] [n 3]
867th Attack Squadron		Spartans	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	432 WG	21 August 1917 [298]	Creech AFB, Nevada	MQ-9A [299]	CH

Bomb Squadrons (BS)

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Squadron Name	Insignia	Nickname	Command	Air Force	Wing	Date First Activated	Base	Aircraft	Tail Code
9th Bomb Squadron		Bats [300]	Air Force Global Strike Command	Eighth Air Force	7 BW	14 June 1917	Dyess AFB, Texas	B-1B [301]	DY
11th Bomb Squadron		Jiggs Squadron	Air Force Global Strike Command	Eighth Air Force	2 BW	26 June 1917	Barksdale AFB, Louisiana	B-52H [302]	BD
								Utilizes aircraft generated by 93 BS [n 7]
13th Bomb Squadron		Grim Reapers [303]	Air Force Global Strike Command	Eighth Air Force	509 BW	14 June 1917	Whiteman AFB, Missouri	B-2A [304] T-38A	WM [n 8]
20th Bomb Squadron		Buccaneers [305]	Air Force Global Strike Command	Eighth Air Force	2 BW	26 June 1917	Barksdale AFB, Louisiana	B-52H [306]	LA
23rd Bomb Squadron		Bomber Barons [307]	Air Force Global Strike Command	Eighth Air Force	5 BW	16 June 1917	Minot AFB, North Dakota	B-52H [308]	MT
28th Bomb Squadron		Mohawks	Air Force Global Strike Command	Eighth Air Force	7 BW	22 June 1917	Dyess AFB, Texas	B-1B [309]	DY [n 2]
34th Bomb Squadron		Thunderbirds [310]	Air Force Global Strike Command	Eighth Air Force	28 BW	11 June 1917	Ellsworth AFB, South Dakota	B-1B [311]	EL
37th Bomb Squadron		Tigers [312]	Air Force Global Strike Command	Eighth Air Force	28 BW	13 June 1917	Ellsworth AFB, South Dakota	B-1B [313]	EL
69th Bomb Squadron		Knighthawks [314]	Air Force Global Strike Command	Eighth Air Force	5 BW	29 November 1940	Minot AFB, North Dakota	B-52H [315]	MT
93rd Bomb Squadron		Outlaws Scalp Hunters	Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	307 BW	21 August 1917	Barksdale AFB, Louisiana	B-52H	BD
								Provides all B-52H sortie generation (and some TFI Reserve Associate aircrew) to 11 BS, 49 TES, 340 TES [316] [n 7]
96th Bomb Squadron		Red Devils [317]	Air Force Global Strike Command	Eighth Air Force	2 BW	20 August 1917	Barksdale AFB, Louisiana	B-52H [318]	LA
110th Bomb Squadron		Lindbergh's Own [319]	Air National Guard, Missouri		131 BW	14 Aug 1917 [320]	Whiteman AFB, Missouri	TFI Reserve Associate to 13 BS, 393 BS, 72 TES, 325 WPS [321] [n 1]
343rd Bomb Squadron		Avengers	Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	307 BW	28 January 1942	Barksdale AFB, Louisiana	TFI Reserve Associate to 20 BS, 96 BS [322] [n 1]
345th Bomb Squadron		Crooks	Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	307 BW	3 February 1942	Dyess AFB, Texas [323]	TFI Reserve Associate to 9 BS, 28 BS, 337 TES, 77 WPS [324] [n 1]
393rd Bomb Squadron		Tigers [325]	Air Force Global Strike Command	Eighth Air Force	509 BW	11 March 1944	Whiteman AFB, Missouri	B-2A [326] T-38A	WM

Electronic Combat Squadrons (ECS)

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Squadron Name	Insignia	Nickname	Command	Air Force	Wing	Date First Activated	Base	Aircraft	Tail Code	Notes
41st Electronic Combat Squadron		Scorpions [327]	Air Combat Command	Sixteenth Air Force	55 WG	13 November 1917 [328]	Davis–Monthan AFB, Arizona	EC-130H [329]	DM	Awaiting EA-37B
42nd Electronic Combat Squadron			Air Combat Command	Sixteenth Air Force	55 WG	7 November 1945 [330]	Davis–Monthan AFB, Arizona	EC-130H [329]	DM	[n 2] Awaiting EA-37B
43rd Electronic Combat Squadron		Bats [331]	Air Combat Command	Sixteenth Air Force	55 WG	17 August 1917 [332]	Davis–Monthan AFB, Arizona	EA-37B [329] [333]	DM
390th Electronic Combat Squadron		Wild Boars [334]	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	366 FW	1 June 1943 [335]	NAS Whidbey Island, Washington	Augments five USN land based "expeditionary" EA-18G Electronic Attack (VAQ) squadrons and the EA-18G Fleet Replacement Squadron [n 9] [336]
472nd Electronic Combat Squadron			Air Combat Command	Sixteenth Air Force	319 RW	16 July 1942	Robins AFB, Georgia	E-11A [337] [338]	None

Expeditionary Squadrons (Prefix "E")

Squadron Name	Insignia	Nickname	Command	Air Force	Wing	Date First Activated	Base	Aircraft	Tail Code
5th Expeditionary Reconnaissance Squadron		Black Cats	Air Combat Command	Sixteenth Air Force [n 10]	9 RW	5 May 1917	Osan AB, South Korea	U-2S [339]	[n 11]
21st Expeditionary Reconnaissance Squadron / 95 RS Det 1 [n 12]			Air Combat Command	Sixteenth Air Force [n 13]	55 WG		NSA Souda Bay, Greece	RC-135S RC-135U RC-135V/W WC-135R [340]	[n 11]
26th Expeditionary Rescue Squadron			Air Combat Command	Ninth Air Force (AFCENT) [n 14]	332 AEW	1 September 2015	Prince Sultan AB, Saudi Arabia	HH-60W HC-130J	-
62nd Expeditionary Attack Squadron		Nighthunters	Air Combat Command	Ninth Air Force (AFCENT) [n 14]	380 AEW	1 March 1943	Al Dhafra AB, UAE [n 15]	MQ-9A	[n 11]
82nd Expeditionary Rescue Squadron			United States Air Forces in Europe – Air Forces Africa [n 14]	Third Air Force	449 AEG	14 April 2003	Camp Lemonnier, Djibouti	HH-60W HC-130J	[341]
99th Expeditionary Reconnaissance Squadron		Arctic Dragons	Air Combat Command	Sixteenth Air Force	9 RW	21 August 1917	RAF Fairford, England [340]	U-2S [342]	[n 11]
							Unnamed Detachment: Al Dhafra AB, UAE [n 16]
305th Expeditionary Air Refueling Squadron			Air Combat Command	Ninth Air Force (AFCENT) [n 14]	379 AEW	2 July 1951	Al Udeid AB, Qatar [343]	KC-46A [343]	[n 11]
324th Expeditionary Reconnaissance Squadron			United States Air Forces in Europe – Air Forces Africa [n 14]	Third Air Force	409 AEG	15 April 1942	NAS Sigonella, Italy [n 15]	MQ-9A	[n 11]
340th Expeditionary Air Refueling Squadron			Air Combat Command	Ninth Air Force (AFCENT) [n 14]	379 AEW	30 September 1942	Al Udeid AB, Qatar [344]	KC-135R/T	[n 11]
430th Expeditionary Electronic Combat Squadron			Air Combat Command	Ninth Air Force (AFCENT) [n 14]	380 AEW	20 February 2013	Al Dhafra AB, UAE	E-11A	[n 11]
431st Expeditionary Reconnaissance Squadron			Pacific Air Forces	Seventh Air Force (AFKOR) [n 14]	8 FW	28 September 2025	Kunsan AB, South Korea [n 15]	MQ-9A [345]	-
731st Expeditionary Attack Squadron			United States Air Forces in Europe – Air Forces Africa [n 14]	Third Air Force	31 OG	1 June 1943	Câmpia Turzii AB, Romania [346] [n 15]	MQ-9A [346]	[n 11]
763rd Expeditionary Reconnaissance Squadron			Air Combat Command	Ninth Air Force (AFCENT) [n 14]	379 AEW	13 October 1990 [347]	Al Udeid AB, Qatar [348]	RC-135V/W [349]	[n 11]

Fighter Interceptor Squadrons (FIS)

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Squadron Name	Insignia	Nickname	Command	Air Force	Wing	Date First Activated	Base	Aircraft	Tail Code
18th Fighter Interceptor Squadron [350]		Blue Foxes [351]	Pacific Air Forces [n 14]	Eleventh Air Force	354 FW	1 February 1940	Eielson AFB, Alaska	F-16C/D [352]	AK

Fighter Squadrons (FS)

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Squadron Name	Insignia	Nickname	Command	Air Force	Wing	Date First Activated	Base	Aircraft	Tail Code	Notes
4th Fighter Squadron		Fighting Fuujins [353]	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	388 FW	15 January 1941 [354]	Hill AFB, Utah	F-35A [355]	HL
8th Fighter Squadron		Black Sheep [356]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	49 WG	15 January 1941 [357]	Holloman AFB, New Mexico	F-16C/D [358]	HO	[n 2]
13th Fighter Squadron		Panthers [359]	Pacific Air Forces [n 14]	Fifth Air Force	35 FW	1 February 1942 [360]	Misawa AB, Japan	F-16C/D [361]	WW	Awaiting F-35A [341]
14th Fighter Squadron		Fighting Samurai [362]	Pacific Air Forces [n 14]	Fifth Air Force	35 FW	20 June 1942 [363]	Misawa AB, Japan	F-16C/D [364]	WW	Awaiting F-35A [341]
19th Fighter Squadron		Gamecocks [365]	Pacific Air Forces [n 14]	Eleventh Air Force	15 WG	14 June 1917 [366]	JB Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii [367]	TFI Active Associate to 199 FS [368] [n 3]
21st Fighter Squadron		Gamblers [369]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	56 FW	15 October 1944	Morris ANGB, Arizona [370]	F-16A/V [371]	None [371]	[n 17]
24th Fighter Squadron		Leaping Tigers [372]	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	495 FG	c. June 1917 [373]	NAS JRB Fort Worth, Texas	TFI Active Associate to 457 FS [372] [n 3]
25th Fighter Squadron		Assam Draggins [374]	Pacific Air Forces	Seventh Air Force (AFKOR) [n 14]	51 FW	15 January 1941	Osan AB, South Korea	A-10C [375]	OS	Awaiting inactivation [376]
27th Fighter Squadron		Fighting Eagles [377]	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	1 FW	8 May 1917	JB Langley–Eustis, Virginia	F-22A [378]	FF
34th Fighter Squadron		Rude Rams [379]	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	388 FW	15 October 1944 [380]	Hill AFB, Utah	F-35A [381]	HL
35th Fighter Squadron		Pantons [382]	Pacific Air Forces	Seventh Air Force (AFKOR) [n 14]	8 FW	12 June 1917 [383]	Kunsan AB, South Korea	F-16C/D [384]	WP
36th Fighter Squadron		Fiends [385]	Pacific Air Forces	Seventh Air Force (AFKOR) [n 14]	51 FW	12 June 1917 [386]	Osan AB, South Korea	F-16C/D [387]	OS	[n 18]
44th Fighter Squadron		Vampires	Pacific Air Forces [n 14]	Fifth Air Force	18 WG	1 January 1941	Kadena AB, Japan	Dormant, awaiting F-15EX delivery [388]
47th Fighter Squadron		Dogpatchers [389] Terrible Termites [390]	Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	944 FW	1 December 1940	Dormant, awaiting F-35A TFI Reserve Associate assignment [391]
52nd Fighter Squadron		Ninjas	Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	944 FW	1 January 1941	Luke AFB, Arizona	TFI Reserve Associate to 62 FS, 308 FS, 310 FS, 312 FS, 425 FS [392] [n 1] [n 17]
53rd Fighter Squadron		Capital Tigers [393]	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	495 FG	1 January 1941 [394]	JB Andrews, Maryland	TFI Active Associate to 121 FS [395] [n 3]
55th Fighter Squadron		The Fighting Fifty-Fifth [396]	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	20 FW	9 August 1917 [397] [396]	Shaw AFB, South Carolina	F-16C/D [398]	SW
57th Fighter Squadron		Black Knights	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	33 FW	15 January 1941	Ebbing ANGB, Arkansas	F-35A [399] Future: [400]	None	[n 17]
58th Fighter Squadron		Gorillas [401]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	33 FW	15 January 1941 [402]	Eglin AFB, Florida	F-35A [401]	EG	[n 2]
60th Fighter Squadron		Fighting Crows [403]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	33 FW	15 January 1941 [404]	Eglin AFB, Florida	F-35A [403]	EG	[n 2]
61st Fighter Squadron		Top Dogs [405]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	56 FW	15 January 1941 [406]	Luke AFB, Arizona	F-35A [407]	LF	[n 2]
62nd Fighter Squadron		Spikes [392]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	56 FW	15 January 1941 [408]	Luke AFB, Arizona	F-35A [392]	LF	[n 17]
63rd Fighter Squadron		Panthers [409]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	56 FW	15 January 1941 [410]	Luke AFB, Arizona	F-35A [411]	LF	[n 2]
67th Fighter Squadron		Fighting Cocks [412]	Pacific Air Forces [n 14]	Fifth Air Force	18 WG	15 January 1941	Kadena AB, Japan	Dormant, awaiting F-15EX delivery [388]
69th Fighter Squadron		Werewolves [413]	Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	944 FW	15 January 1941 [414]	Luke AFB, Arizona	TFI Reserve Associate to 61 FS, 63 FS, 309 FS [n 1] [n 2]
71st Fighter Squadron		Ironmen [415]	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	1 FW	1 January 1941 [416]	JB Langley–Eustis, Virginia	F-22A [417]	FF	[n 2]
74th Fighter Squadron		Flying Tigers	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	23 WG	4 July 1942 [418]	Moody AFB, Georgia	A-10C [419]	FT	Awaiting F-35A [341]
75th Fighter Squadron		Tiger Sharks	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	23 WG	4 July 1942	Moody AFB, Georgia	A-10C [420]	FT	Awaiting F-35A [341]
76th Fighter Squadron		Vanguards	Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	442 FW	4 July 1942	Moody AFB, Georgia [421]	TFI Reserve Associate to 74 FS, 75 FS [422] [n 1]
77th Fighter Squadron		The Gamblers [423]	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	20 FW	20 February 1918 [424]	Shaw AFB, South Carolina	F-16C/D [425]	SW
79th Fighter Squadron		Tigers [426]	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	20 FW	22 February 1918 [426]	Shaw AFB, South Carolina	F-16C/D [427]	SW
80th Fighter Squadron		Headhunters [428] Juvats [429]	Pacific Air Forces	Seventh Air Force (AFKOR) [n 14]	8 FW	10 January 1942 [430]	Kunsan AB, South Korea	F-16C/D [431]	WP
90th Fighter Squadron		Dicemen [432]	Pacific Air Forces [n 14]	Eleventh Air Force	3 WG	20 August 1917	JB Elmendorf–Richardson, Alaska	F-22A [433]	AK
93rd Fighter Squadron		Makos [434]	Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	482 FW	1 June 1943 [435]	Homestead ARB, Florida	F-16C/D [436]	FM
94th Fighter Squadron		Hat in the Ring	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	1 FW	20 August 1917	JB Langley–Eustis, Virginia	F-22A [437]	FF
95th Fighter Squadron		Boneheads	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	325 FW	9 February 1942	Tyndall AFB, Florida	F-35A [438]	TY
100th Fighter Squadron		Red Tails [439]	Air National Guard, Alabama		187 FW	19 February 1942 [440]	Montgomery RAP, Alabama	F-35A [441]	AL	[n 19]
107th Fighter Squadron		The Red Devils [442]	Air National Guard, Michigan		127 WG	27 August 1917	Selfridge ANGB, Michigan	A-10C [442]	MI	Awaiting F-15EX [443]
112th Fighter Squadron		Stingers [444]	Air National Guard, Ohio		180 FW	18 August 1917 [445]	Toledo ANGB, Ohio	F-16C/D [446]	OH
114th Fighter Squadron		Eager Beavers	Air National Guard, Oregon		173 FW	26 June 1942	Kingsley Field ANGB, Oregon	F-15C/D [447]	OR	[n 2] Awaiting F-35A [341]
119th Fighter Squadron		Jersey Devils [448]	Air National Guard, New Jersey		177 FW	5 June 1917 [449]	Atlantic City ANGB, New Jersey [n 20]	F-16C/D [450]	AC
120th Fighter Squadron		Colorado Cougars [451] Redeyes [452]	Air National Guard, Colorado		140 WG	28 August 1917 [453]	Buckley Space Force Base, Colorado	F-16C/D [452]	CO
121st Fighter Squadron		Capital Guardians [454]	Air National Guard, District of Columbia		113 WG	10 April 1941 [455]	JB Andrews, Maryland [n 20]	F-16C/D [456]	DC
122nd Fighter Squadron		Bayou Militia	Air National Guard, Louisiana		159 FW	2 March 1941	NAS JRB New Orleans, Louisiana [n 20]	F-15C/D [457]	JZ	Awaiting F-15EX [341]
123rd Fighter Squadron		Redhawks	Air National Guard, Oregon		142 WG	18 April 1941	Portland ANGB, Oregon [n 20]	F-15C/D [458] F-15EX [458]	OR	Transition to F-15EX underway [341]
125th Fighter Squadron		Tulsa Vipers	Air National Guard, Oklahoma		138 FW	10 February 1941 [459]	Tulsa ANGB, Oklahoma	F-16C/D [460]	OK
131st Fighter Squadron		Barnestormers	Air National Guard, Massachusetts		104 FW	23 August 1942	Barnes ANGB, Massachusetts [n 20]	Awaiting F-35A [341]
134th Fighter Squadron		Green Mountain Boys [461]	Air National Guard, Vermont		158 FW	2 March 1942 [462]	Burlington ANGB, Vermont [n 20]	F-35A [461]	VT	[n 19]
149th Fighter Squadron		Blue Nosed Bastards	Air National Guard, Virginia		192 WG	1 October 1942 [463]	JB Langley–Eustis, Virginia [464] [n 20]	TFI Reserve Associate to 27 FS, 71 FS, 94 FS, 7 FTS [464] [n 1]
152nd Fighter Squadron		El Tigres	Air National Guard, Arizona		162 WG	13 October 1939 [465]	Morris ANGB, Arizona	F-16C/D (Block 42) [466] [467] [468]	AZ None	[n 17]
								F-16V (Block 70)	None
157th Fighter Squadron		Swamp Fox [469]	Air National Guard, South Carolina		169 FW	1 October 1942 [470]	McEntire JNGB, South Carolina	F-16C/D (Block 52) [471]	SOUTH CAROLINA
159th Fighter Squadron		Boxin' Gators [472]	Air National Guard, Florida		125 FW	1 October 1942	Jacksonville ANGB, Florida	F-35A F-15C/D [473]		Transition to F-35A underway [474]
163rd Fighter Squadron		Blacksnakes [475]	Air National Guard, Indiana		122 FW	1 January 1943	Fort Wayne ANGB, Indiana [476]	F-16C/D (Block 40)	IN
175th Fighter Squadron		Lobos [477]	Air National Guard, South Dakota		114 FW	15 May 1943 [478]	Joe Foss Field, South Dakota	F-16C/D [479]	SD
176th Fighter Squadron		Badger Air Militia	Air National Guard, Wisconsin		115 FW	22 July 1942 [480]	Truax Field ANGB, Wisconsin	F-35A [481]	WI
179th Fighter Squadron		Bulldogs [385]	Air National Guard, Minnesota		148 FW	15 July 1943 [482]	Duluth ANGB, Minnesota [n 20]	F-16C/D [483]	DULUTH
182nd Fighter Squadron		Lonestar Gunfighters [484]	Air National Guard, Texas		149 FW	1 June 1943 [485]	JB San Antonio, Texas	F-16C/D [486]	SA	[n 2]
190th Fighter Squadron		Skullbangers [487]	Air National Guard, Idaho		124 FW	15 July 1943 [488]	Gowen Field ANGB, Idaho	A-10C [489]	ID	Awaiting F-16C/D [376]
194th Fighter Squadron		Griffins [490]	Air National Guard, California		144 FW	15 October 1943	Fresno ANGB, California	F-15C/D [491]	FRESNO	Awaiting F-15EX [341]
195th Fighter Squadron		Warhawks	Air National Guard, Arizona		162 WG	15 August 1943 [492]	Morris ANGB, Arizona	F-16C/D (Block 30) [466]	AZ	[n 2]
199th Fighter Squadron		Mytai Fighters	Air National Guard, Hawaii		154 WG	12 October 1944 [493]	JB Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Hawaii [494] [n 20]	F-22A [73]	HH
301st Fighter Squadron		Kats	Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	301 FW	13 October 1942	Tyndall AFB, Florida [495]	TFI Reserve Associate to 95 FS [n 1]
302nd Fighter Squadron		Red Devils	Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	477 FG	13 October 1942	JB Elmendorf–Richardson, Alaska	TFI Reserve Associate to 90 FS, 525 FS [496] [n 1]
303rd Fighter Squadron		KC Hawgs [497]	Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	442 FW	1 September 1943	Whiteman AFB, Missouri	A-10C [498]	KC	Awaiting airframe replacement or inactivation
306th Fighter Squadron			Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	495 FG	25 September 1957 [499]	Atlantic City ANGB, New Jersey	TFI Active Associate to 119 FS [500] [n 3]
307th Fighter Squadron		Stingers	Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	944 FW	30 January 1942	Seymour Johnson AFB, North Carolina	TFI Reserve Associate to 333 FS, 334 FS [501] [n 1] [n 2]
308th Fighter Squadron		Emerald Knights [502]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	56 FW	30 January 1942 [503]	Luke AFB, Arizona	F-35A [504]	LF	[n 17]
309th Fighter Squadron		Wild Ducks [505]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	56 FW	30 January 1942 [506]	Luke AFB, Arizona	[n 2] Dormant, awaiting F-35A delivery [507]
310th Fighter Squadron		Top Hats [508]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	56 FW	9 February 1942 [509]	Luke AFB, Arizona	F-35A [510]	LF	[n 17]
311th Fighter Squadron		Sidewinders [511]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	49 WG	9 February 1942 [512]	Holloman AFB, New Mexico	F-16C/D [513]	HO	[n 2]
312th Fighter Squadron		Scorpions	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	56 FW	22 July 1942	Luke AFB, Arizona	F-35A [514]	LF	[n 17]
314th Fighter Squadron		Warhawks [515]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	49 WG	6 July 1942 [516]	Holloman AFB, New Mexico	F-16C/D [517]	HO	[n 2]
315th Fighter Squadron			Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	495 FG	6 July 1942 [518]	Burlington ANGB, Vermont	TFI Active Associate to 134 FS [519] [n 3]
316th Fighter Squadron			Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	495 FG	6 July 1942 [520]	McEntire JNGB, South Carolina	TFI Active Associate to 157 FS [521] [n 3]
333rd Fighter Squadron		Lancers [522]	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	4 FW	8 December 1957	Seymour Johnson AFB, North Carolina	F-15E [523]	SJ	[n 2]
334th Fighter Squadron		Fighting Eagles [524]	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	4 FW	12 September 1942	Seymour Johnson AFB, North Carolina	F-15E [525]	SJ	[n 2]
335th Fighter Squadron		Chiefs [526]	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	4 FW	12 September 1942	Seymour Johnson AFB, North Carolina	F-15E [527]	SJ
336th Fighter Squadron		Rocketeers [528]	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	4 FW	12 September 1942	Seymour Johnson AFB, North Carolina	F-15E [529]	SJ
355th Fighter Squadron		Fighting Falcons [530]	Pacific Air Forces [n 14]	Eleventh Air Force	354 FW	15 November 1942 [531]	Eielson AFB, Alaska	F-35A [530]	AK
356th Fighter Squadron		Green Demons [532]	Pacific Air Forces [n 14]	Eleventh Air Force	354 FW	15 November 1942 [533]	Eielson AFB, Alaska	F-35A [534]	AK
357th Fighter Squadron		Dragons [535]	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	355 WG	12 November 1942	Davis–Monthan AFB, Arizona	A-10C [536]	DM	[n 2] [390] Awaiting inactivation [537]
358th Fighter Squadron		Lobos [538]	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	495 FG	12 November 1942 [539]	Whiteman AFB, Missouri [540]	TFI Active Associate to 303 FS [541] [n 3]
367th Fighter Squadron		Vultures [542]	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	495 FG	1 January 1943 [543]	Homestead ARB, Florida	TFI Active Associate to 93 FS [544] [n 3]
377th Fighter Squadron			Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	495 FG	1 March 1943 [545]	Montgomery ANGB, Alabama	TFI Active Associate to 100 FS [441] [n 3]
378th Fighter Squadron		Gundogs	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	495 FG	1 March 1943 [546]	Truax Field ANGB, Wisconsin	TFI Active Associate to 176 FS [481] [n 3]
383rd Fighter Squadron		Mile High Hares	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	495 FG	1 June 1943	Buckley Space Force Base, Colorado	TFI Active Associate to 120 FS [452] [n 3]
384th Fighter Squadron			Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	495 FG	1 June 1943	Duluth ANGB, Minnesota	TFI Active Associate to 179 FS [547] [n 3]
389th Fighter Squadron		Thunderbolts [548]	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	366 FW	1 June 1943	Mountain Home AFB, Idaho	F-15E [549]	MO
391st Fighter Squadron		Bold Tigers [550]	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	366 FW	1 June 1943	Mountain Home AFB, Idaho	F-15E [551]	MO
421st Fighter Squadron		Black Widows [552]	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	388 FW	1 May 1943 [553]	Hill AFB, Utah	F-35A [554]	HL
425th Fighter Squadron		Black Widows [555]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	56 FW	1 December 1943 [556]	Luke AFB, Arizona	F-16C/D [557]	LF	[n 17] Awaiting relocation to Ebbing ANGB, Arkansas [558]
428th Fighter Squadron		Buccaneers [559]	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	366 FW	1 August 1943	Mountain Home AFB, Idaho [560]	F-15SG [561]	MO	[n 17]
457th Fighter Squadron		Spads [562]	Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	301 FW	21 October 1944 [563]	NAS JRB Fort Worth, Texas	F-35A [564]	TX
466th Fighter Squadron		Diamondbacks [565]	Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	419 FW	12 October 1944 [566]	Hill AFB, Utah	TFI Reserve Associate to 4 FS, 34 FS, 421 FS [567] [n 1]
480th Fighter Squadron		Warhawks [568]	United States Air Forces in Europe – Air Forces Africa [n 14]	Third Air Force	52 FW	15 July 1942 [569]	Spangdahlem AB, Germany	F-16C/D [570]	SP
492nd Fighter Squadron		Madhatters [571] Bolars	United States Air Forces in Europe – Air Forces Africa [n 14]	Third Air Force	48 FW	15 January 1941	RAF Lakenheath, United Kingdom	F-15E [572]	LN
493rd Fighter Squadron		Grim Reapers [573]	United States Air Forces in Europe – Air Forces Africa [n 14]	Third Air Force	48 FW	15 January 1941 [574]	RAF Lakenheath, United Kingdom	F-35A [575]	LN
494th Fighter Squadron		Panthers [576]	United States Air Forces in Europe – Air Forces Africa [n 14]	Third Air Force	48 FW	15 January 1941	RAF Lakenheath, United Kingdom	F-15E [577]	LN
495th Fighter Squadron		Valkyries [578]	United States Air Forces in Europe – Air Forces Africa [n 14]	Third Air Force	48 FW	15 January 1941 [579]	RAF Lakenheath, United Kingdom	F-35A [575]	LN
510th Fighter Squadron		Buzzards [580]	United States Air Forces in Europe – Air Forces Africa [n 14]	Third Air Force	31 FW	1 March 1943 [581]	Aviano AB, Italy	F-16C/D (Blocks 40 & 42) [582]	AV
525th Fighter Squadron	;	Bulldogs [583]	Pacific Air Forces [n 14]	Eleventh Air Force	3 WG	10 February 1942	JB Elmendorf–Richardson, Alaska [584]	F-22A [583]	AK
550th Fighter Squadron		Silver Eagles [585]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	56 FW	1 June 1944	Kingsley Field ANGB, Oregon [586]	TFI Active Associate to 114 FS [585] [n 2] [n 3]
555th Fighter Squadron		Triple Nickel [587]	United States Air Forces in Europe – Air Forces Africa [n 14]	Third Air Force	31 FW	1 December 1942 [588]	Aviano AB, Italy	F-16C/D (Blocks 40 & 42) [589]	AV
Unnamed "Super Squadron"			Pacific Air Forces	Seventh Air Force (AFKOR) [n 14]	51 FW	12 June 1917 [386]	Osan AB, South Korea	F-16C/D [387]	OS WW	[n 18] [590]

Fighter Training Squadrons (FTS)

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Squadron Name	Insignia	Nickname	Command	Air Force	Wing	Date First Activated	Base	Aircraft	Tail Code	Notes
7th Fighter Training Squadron		Screamin' Demons [591]	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	1 FW	15 January 1941 [592]	JB Langley–Eustis, Virginia	AT-38B T-38A [591]	FF	[n 21]
88th Fighter Training Squadron		Lucky Devils	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	80 FTW	9 February 1942	Sheppard AFB, Texas	T-38C [593]	EN	[n 22]

Flight Test Squadrons (FLTS)

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Squadron Name	Insignia	Nickname	Command	Air Force	Wing	Date First Activated	Base	Aircraft	Tail Code	Notes
10th Flight Test Squadron		Sabres	Air Force Reserve Command	Twenty-Second Air Force	413 FTG	15 January 1941	Tinker AFB, Oklahoma [594]	B-1B [594] B-52H [594] E-3G [594] KC-135R/T [594]		[n 24]
40th Flight Test Squadron		Red Devils	Air Force Materiel Command	Air Force Test Center	96 TW	1 February 1940	Eglin AFB, Florida [595] Det 1: Davis-Monthan AFB, Arizona	F-15C/D [596] F-15E [596] F-15EX [597] F-16C/D [596] Det 1: A-10C [596]	ET [390]	[n 25]
339th Flight Test Squadron		Rogues	Air Force Reserve Command	Twenty-Second Air Force	413 FTG	3 October 1942	Robins AFB, Georgia [598]	AC-130J C-5M C-17A C-130H C-130J EC-130H F-15C/D F-15E HC-130J LC-130H MC-130J WC-130J [599]		[n 24] [n 26]
370th Flight Test Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Twenty-Second Air Force	413 FTG	15 April 1942	Edwards AFB, California [600]	TFI Reserve Associate to USAFTPS, 411 FLTS, 416 FLTS, 418 FLTS, 419 FLTS, 420 FLTS, 461 FLTS, and other unlisted AFTC units [601] [n 1] [n 27]
411th Flight Test Squadron		Wizards	Air Force Materiel Command	Air Force Test Center	412 TW	10 March 1989	Edwards AFB, California [602]	F-22A [603]	ED	[n 25]
413th Flight Test Squadron		Bombcats	Air Force Materiel Command	Air Force Test Center	96 TW	15 July 1942	Hurlburt Field, Florida [604]	CV-22B [605] [n 28]	[n 29]	[n 25] [n 30]
							Duke Field, Florida	UH-1N [n 31]
							Det 1: Nellis AFB, Nevada	HH-60W [n 32] [n 28]
415th Flight Test Flight			Air Force Reserve Command	Twenty-Second Air Force	413 FTG	3 February 1942	JB San Antonio, Texas [606]	AT-38B T-38A T-38C		[n 24]
416th Flight Test Squadron		Skulls	Air Force Materiel Command	Air Force Test Center	412 TW	1 June 1942	Edwards AFB, California	F-16C/D [607] T-38C [608] T-7A	ED	[n 33]
417th Flight Test Squadron			Air Force Materiel Command	Air Force Test Center	96 TW	10 March 1989	Eglin AFB, Florida [609]	AC-130J C-130J HC-130J MC-130J [610] [611]	[n 34]	[n 25] [n 30]
418th Flight Test Squadron		Tigers	Air Force Materiel Command	Air Force Test Center	412 TW	1 June 1942	Edwards AFB, California [612]	C-12C C-5M C-17A KC-46A KC-135R/T NKC-135R	[n 35]	[n 36] [n 30]
419th Flight Test Squadron		Scorpions	Air Force Materiel Command	Air Force Test Center	412 TW	3 February 1942	Edwards AFB, California [613]	B-1B [614] B-2A [608] B-52H [615]	ED	[n 25] [n 37]
420th Flight Test Squadron			Air Force Materiel Command	Air Force Test Center	412 TW	1 June 1943	Edwards AFB, California [616]	B-21A [617]	ED [618]	[n 25]
452nd Flight Test Squadron			Air Force Materiel Command	Air Force Test Center	412 TW	17 July 1942	Edwards AFB, California	RQ-170 [619] [620]	None [621]	[n 25]
461st Flight Test Squadron		Deadly Jesters	Air Force Materiel Command	Air Force Test Center	412 TW	12 December 1942	Edwards AFB, California [622]	F-35A [623]	ED	[n 25]
486th Flight Test Squadron			Air Force Materiel Command	Air Force Test Center	96 TW	1995	Eglin AFB, Florida [624]	C-32B [624]	None [625]
514th Flight Test Squadron		Flight Test Cowboys	Air Force Reserve Command	Twenty-Second Air Force	413 FTG	31 October 1942	Hill AFB, Utah [626]	A-10C [627] F-16C/D [627] F-22A [627] F-35A [627]		[n 24] [n 38]
586th Flight Test Squadron		Roadrunners [628]	Air Force Materiel Command	Air Force Test Center	AEDC	5 March 1943	Holloman AFB, New Mexico [629]	C-12F/J [630] T-38C [630]	HT

Flying Training Squadrons (FTS)

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Squadron Name	Insignia	Nickname	Command	Air Force	Wing	Date First Activated	Base	Aircraft	Tail Code	Notes
3rd Flying Training Squadron		Peugeots	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	71 FTW	1 November 1916	Vance AFB, Oklahoma [631]	T-1A [632]	VN	Awaiting inactivation due to shutdown of XPW program
5th Flying Training Squadron		Spittin' Kittens [633]	Air Force Reserve Command	Twenty-Second Air Force	340 FTG	15 January 1941	Vance AFB, Oklahoma [634]	TFI Reserve Associate to 3 FTS, 8 FTS, 25 FTS, 33 FTS [635] [n 1]
8th Flying Training Squadron		8 Ballers [636]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	71 FTW	1 February 1942	Vance AFB, Oklahoma [637]	T-6A [638]	VN
23rd Flying Training Squadron			Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	58 SOW	15 January 1941	Fort Rucker, Alabama [639]	TH-1H [640]
25th Flying Training Squadron		Shooters [641]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	71 FTW	9 February 1943	Vance AFB, Oklahoma [642]	T-38C [643]	VN
33rd Flying Training Squadron		Dragons [644]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	71 FTW	1 February 1940	Vance AFB, Oklahoma [645]	T-6A [638]	VN
37th Flying Training Squadron		Bengal Tigers [646]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	14 FTW	15 January 1941	Columbus AFB, Mississippi [647]	T-6A [648]	CB
39th Flying Training Squadron		Cobras	Air Force Reserve Command	Twenty-Second Air Force	340 FTG	1 February 1940	JB San Antonio, Texas [649]	TFI Reserve Associate to 99 FTS, 435 FTS 559 FTS [n 1]
41st Flying Training Squadron		Flying Buzzsaws [650]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	14 FTW	1 February 1940	Columbus AFB, Mississippi [651]	T-6A [652]	CB
43rd Flying Training Squadron		Red Birds	Air Force Reserve Command	Twenty-Second Air Force	340 FTG	1 February 1940	Columbus AFB, Mississippi [653]	TFI Reserve Associate to 37 FTS, 41 FTS, 48 FTS, 49 FTS [654] [n 1]
48th Flying Training Squadron		Alley Cats [655]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	14 FTW	4 August 1917	Columbus AFB, Mississippi	T-1A [656]	CB	Awaiting inactivation due to shutdown of XPW program
49th Flying Training Squadron		Black Knights [657] Hangmen	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	14 FTW	15 January 1941	Columbus AFB, Mississippi	T-38C [658]	CB	[n 39]
70th Flying Training Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Twenty-Second Air Force	340 FTG	15 January 1941	U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado [659]	TFI Reserve Associate to 94 FTS, 98 FTS, 557 FTS [n 1]
85th Flying Training Squadron		Tigers [660]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	47 FTW	15 January 1941	Laughlin AFB, Texas	T-6A [661]	XL
87th Flying Training Squadron		Raging Red Bulls [662]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	47 FTW	18 August 1917	Laughlin AFB, Texas	T-38C [663]	XL
89th Flying Training Squadron		Banshees	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	80 FTW	9 February 1942	Sheppard AFB, Texas	T-6A [664]	EN
90th Flying Training Squadron		Boxin' Bears	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	80 FTW	9 February 1942	Sheppard AFB, Texas	T-38C [665]	EN
94th Flying Training Squadron		Silver Eagles	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	12 FTW	1 June 1943	U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado [666]	TG-15A/B [667] TG-16A [667] TG-17A [667]
96th Flying Training Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Twenty-Second Air Force	340 FTG	9 February 1942	Laughlin AFB, Texas [668]	TFI Reserve Associate to 85 FTS, 87 FTS, 434 FTS [669] [n 1]
97th Flying Training Squadron		Devilcats	Air Force Reserve Command	Twenty-Second Air Force	340 FTG	9 February 1942	Sheppard AFB, Texas [670]	TFI Reserve Associate to 88 FTS, 89 FTS, 90 FTS, 459 FTS, 469 FTS [n 1]
98th Flying Training Squadron		Wings of Blue	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	12 FTW	16 December 1941	U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado [671]	UV-18B [672]
99th Flying Training Squadron		Redtails	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	12 FTW	22 March 1941	JB San Antonio, Texas [673]	Dormant, awaiting T-7A delivery [674] [n 40]
434th Flying Training Squadron		Red Devils [675]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	47 FTW	15 October 1943	Laughlin AFB, Texas [676] [677]	T-6A [678]	XL
435th Flying Training Squadron		Deadly Black Eagles [679]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	12 FTW	15 October 1943 [680]	JB San Antonio, Texas	T-38C [681]	RA	[n 22] [n 40] Awaiting F/BF mission
455th Flying Training Squadron		Night Hawks	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	12 FTW	4 August 1942	NAS Pensacola, Florida [682]	T-6A [672]	AP
459th Flying Training Squadron		Twin Dragons [683]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	80 FTW	1 September 1943	Sheppard AFB, Texas [684]	T-6A [685]	EN
469th Flying Training Squadron		Fighting Bulls	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	80 FTW	15 July 1942	Sheppard AFB, Texas	T-38C [686]	EN
557th Flying Training Squadron		Sharkbait	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	12 FTW	1 December 1942	U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado [687]	T-41D [672] T-51A [672] T-53A [672]
559th Flying Training Squadron		Fighting Billygoats [688]	Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	12 FTW	15 January 1941	JB San Antonio, Texas [689]	T-6A [672]	RA	[n 40]

Helicopter Squadrons (HS)

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Squadron Name	Insignia	Nickname	Command	Air Force	Wing	Date First Activated	Base	Aircraft	Tail Code
1st Helicopter Squadron			Direct Reporting Unit	Air Force District of Washington	316 WG	20 April 1944	JB Andrews, Maryland [690]	UH-1N [691]	UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
24th Helicopter Squadron			Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	58 SOW	1 December 1939 [692]	Maxwell AFB, Alabama	TFI Active Associate to 703 HS [692] [n 41]
37th Helicopter Squadron			Air Force Global Strike Command	Twentieth Air Force	582 HG	14 November 1952	FE Warren AFB, Wyoming	UH-1N [693]	FE
40th Helicopter Squadron		Pathfinders [694]	Air Force Global Strike Command	Twentieth Air Force	582 HG	21 March 1968	Malmstrom AFB, Montana	UH-1N [695] MH-139A [696]	MM
54th Helicopter Squadron			Air Force Global Strike Command	Twentieth Air Force	582 HG	14 November 1952	Minot AFB, North Dakota	UH-1N [697]	MT
550th Helicopter Squadron [n 42]			Air Force Global Strike Command	Twentieth Air Force	582 HG		Malmstrom AFB, Montana FE Warren AFB, Wyoming	MH-139A [698]	MM FE
703rd Helicopter Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Twenty-Second Air Force	908 FTW	1 April 1943	Maxwell AFB, Alabama	MH-139A	[n 41]

Reconnaissance Squadrons (RS)

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Squadron Name	Insignia	Nickname	Command	Air Force	Wing	Date First Activated	Base	Aircraft	Tail Code
1st Reconnaissance Squadron			Air Combat Command	Sixteenth Air Force	9 RW	5 March 1913	Beale AFB, California	T/U-2S T-38A [699]	BB
4th Reconnaissance Squadron			Air Combat Command	Sixteenth Air Force [n 10]	319 RW	1 April 1941	Andersen AFB, Guam [n 15]	RQ-4B	[n 11]
							OL-A: Yokota AB, Japan [n 15]
7th Reconnaissance Squadron			Air Combat Command	Sixteenth Air Force [n 13]	319 RW	29 March 1917	NAS Sigonella, Italy [n 15]	RQ-4B	[n 11]
							Unnamed Detachment: RAF Fairford, England [n 15]
30th Reconnaissance Squadron			Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	432 WG	1 May 1943 [700]	Creech AFB, Nevada	RQ-170 [701]	None [621]
38th Reconnaissance Squadron		Hellcats	Air Combat Command	Sixteenth Air Force	55 WG	15 January 1941	Offutt AFB, Nebraska	RC-135V/W [702]	OF
44th Reconnaissance Squadron		Magnums	Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	432 WG	30 June 1917	Creech AFB, Nevada [703] [n 15]	RQ-170 [704]	None [621]
45th Reconnaissance Squadron		Wildcats	Air Combat Command	Sixteenth Air Force	55 WG	1 October 1943	Offutt AFB, Nebraska	RC-135S RC-135U WC-135R [705]	OF
74th Reconnaissance Squadron		White Bats	Air Combat Command	Sixteenth Air Force	9 RW	22 February 1918	Beale AFB, California [n 15] [706]	RQ-180 (alleged [707] )	Unknown
82nd Reconnaissance Squadron			Air Combat Command	Sixteenth Air Force [n 10]	55 WG	1 June 1937	Kadena AB, Japan	RC-135S RC-135U RC-135V/W WC-135R [708]	[n 11]
95th Reconnaissance Squadron		Kicking Mules	Air Combat Command	Sixteenth Air Force [n 13]	55 WG	20 August 1917	RAF Mildenhall, United Kingdom	RC-135S RC-135U RC-135V/W WC-135R [340]	[n 11]
238th Reconnaissance Squadron			Air National Guard, Nebraska		170 GP	July 2007 [709]	Offutt AFB, Nebraska [710]	TFI Reserve Associate to 338 CTS, 38 RS, 45 RS, 343 RS [n 1]
343rd Reconnaissance Squadron		Ravens	Air Combat Command	Sixteenth Air Force	55 WG	1 February 1943	Offutt AFB, Nebraska [711]	RC-135V/W [712]	OF
348th Reconnaissance Squadron		Northern Hawks	Air Combat Command	Sixteenth Air Force	319 RW	1 June 1942	Grand Forks AFB, North Dakota [n 15]	RQ-4B [713]	GF

Rescue Squadrons (RQS)

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Squadron Name	Insignia	Nickname	Command	Air Force	Wing	Date First Activated	Base	Aircraft	Tail Code
33rd Rescue Squadron			Pacific Air Forces	Fifth Air Force	18 WG	14 November 1952	Kadena AB, Japan	HH-60W [714]	ZZ
36th Rescue Squadron			Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	58 SOW	14 November 1952	Fairchild AFB, Washington [715]	UH-1N [716]	36 RQS [n 43]
39th Rescue Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	920 RQW	14 November 1952	Patrick SFB, Florida [717]	HC-130J [718]	FL
41st Rescue Squadron			Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	23 WG	14 November 1952	Moody AFB, Georgia	HH-60W [719]	FT
55th Rescue Squadron			Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	355 WG	14 November 1952	Davis–Monthan AFB, Arizona	HH-60W [720]	DM
56th Rescue Squadron			United States Air Forces in Europe – Air Forces Africa	Third Air Force	31 FW	14 November 1952 [721]	Aviano AB, Italy [722]	HH-60W [721]	AV
71st Rescue Squadron			Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	23 WG	14 November 1952	Moody AFB, Georgia [723]	HC-130J [724]	FT
79th Rescue Squadron			Air Combat Command	Fifteenth Air Force	355 WG	14 November 1952	Davis–Monthan AFB, Arizona [725]	HC-130J [726]	DM
101st Rescue Squadron			Air National Guard, New York		106 RQW	2004 [727]	Francis S. Gabreski ANGB, New York	HH-60W [728]	None
102nd Rescue Squadron			Air National Guard, New York		106 RQW	15 November 1915 [729]	Francis S. Gabreski ANGB, New York	HC-130J [728]	LI
129th Rescue Squadron			Air National Guard, California		129 RQW	1 February 1940 [730]	Moffett Federal Airfield, California	HH-60W [731]	CA
130th Rescue Squadron			Air National Guard, California		129 RQW	1 October 2003[ citation needed ]	Moffett Federal Airfield, California	HC-130J [731]	CA
188th Rescue Squadron			Air National Guard, New Mexico		150 SOW	25 January 1943[ citation needed ]	Kirtland AFB, New Mexico	TFI Reserve Associate to 71 SOS, 415 SOS, 512 RQS [n 1]
210th Rescue Squadron			Air National Guard, Alaska		176 WG	1 July 1942 [732]	JB Elmendorf–Richardson, Alaska Det 1: Eielson AFB, Alaska	HH-60W [733]	AK
211th Rescue Squadron			Air National Guard, Alaska		176 WG	2 October 2004 [734]	JB Elmendorf–Richardson, Alaska	HC-130J [735]	AK [n 4]
301st Rescue Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	920 RQW	18 August 1956	Patrick SFB, Florida	HH-60W [736]	FL
305th Rescue Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	920 RQW	8 February 1958	Davis–Monthan AFB, Arizona	TFI Reserve Associate to 55 RQS [737] [n 1]
512th Rescue Squadron			Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	58 SOW	31 October 1942	Kirtland AFB, New Mexico [738]	UH-1N [739] HH-60W [740]	None [n 2]

Special Operations Squadrons (SOS)

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Squadron Name	Insignia	Nickname	Command	Air Force	Wing	Date First Activated	Base	Aircraft	Tail Code
1st Special Operations Squadron			Air Force Special Operations Command		353 SOW	1 August 1939	Kadena AB, Japan [741]	MC-130J [742]	AFSOC does not use tail markings
2nd Special Operations Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	919 SOW	25 September 1917 [743]	Hurlburt Field, Florida	TFI Reserve Associate to 65 SOS [744] [n 1]
3rd Special Operations Squadron			Air Force Special Operations Command		27 SOW	4 April 1918	Cannon AFB, New Mexico [745]	MQ-9A [746]
4th Special Operations Squadron		Ghostriders [747]	Air Force Special Operations Command		1 SOW	8 April 1942	Hurlburt Field, Florida [748]	AC-130J [749]
5th Special Operations Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	919 SOW	1 May 1944	Hurlburt Field, Florida [750] Duke Field, Florida [751]	TFI Reserve Associate to 15 SOS, 19 SOS, 34 SOS, 319 SOS, 18 SOTES, 14 WPS [752] [n 1]
7th Special Operations Squadron			Air Force Special Operations Command		352 SOW	17 July 1942	RAF Mildenhall, United Kingdom [753]	CV-22B [754]
8th Special Operations Squadron		Blackbirds [755]	Air Force Special Operations Command		1 SOW	21 June 1917	Hurlburt Field, Florida	CV-22B [756]
9th Special Operations Squadron		Night Wings [757]	Air Force Special Operations Command		27 SOW	1 April 1944	Cannon AFB, Florida [758]	MC-130J [759]
12th Special Operations Squadron			Air Force Special Operations Command		27 SOW	15 January 1941	Cannon AFB, New Mexico	MQ-9A [760]
15th Special Operations Squadron			Air Force Special Operations Command		1 SOW	13 October 1942	Hurlburt Field, Florida [761]	MC-130J [762]
16th Special Operations Squadron			Air Force Special Operations Command		27 SOW	16 April 1942	Cannon AFB, New Mexico [763]	AC-130J [764]
17th Special Operations Squadron		Jackals [765]	Air Force Special Operations Command		492 SOW	2 March 1942	Will Rogers ANGB, Oklahoma	TFI Active Associate to 185 SOS [n 3] [n 44] [766]
19th Special Operations Squadron			Air Force Special Operations Command		492 SOW	1 February 1940	Hurlburt Field, Florida [767]	AC-130J [768] MC-130J [768] U-28A [768]	[n 2] [n 28]
20th Special Operations Squadron		Green Hornets [769]	Air Force Special Operations Command		27 SOW	2 March 1942	Cannon AFB, New Mexico	CV-22B [770]	Awaiting relocation to Davis-Monthan AFB, Arizona [771]
21st Special Operations Squadron		Dust Devils [772]	Air Force Special Operations Command		353 SOW	1 February 1940	Yokota AB, Japan	CV-22B [773]
33rd Special Operations Squadron			Air Force Special Operations Command		27 SOW	12 June 1917	Cannon AFB, New Mexico	MQ-9A [774]
34th Special Operations Squadron		Dragons	Air Force Special Operations Command		1 SOW	14 February 1942	Hurlburt Field, Florida	U-28A [775]	Awaiting OA-1K and relocation to Davis-Monthan AFB, Arizona [771]
65th Special Operations Squadron			Air Force Special Operations Command		1 SOW	15 January 1941	Hurlburt Field, Florida [776]	MQ-9A [777]
67th Special Operations Squadron		Night Owls [778]	Air Force Special Operations Command		352 SOW	14 November 1952	RAF Mildenhall, United Kingdom [779]	MC-130J [754]
71st Special Operations Squadron			Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	58 SOW	9 February 1943	Kirtland AFB, New Mexico	CV-22B [780]	[n 2]
73rd Special Operations Squadron			Air Force Special Operations Command		1 SOW	26 February 1918 [781]	Hurlburt Field, Florida	AC-130J [782]
150th Special Operations Squadron		Guardians of the Gate	Air National Guard, New Jersey		108 WG	1 February 1956 [783]	JB McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, Pennsylvania [784]	C-32B [784]	None [625]
185th Special Operations Squadron		Nomads	Air National Guard, Oklahoma		137 SOW	4 February 1943 [785]	Will Rogers ANGB, Oklahoma	OA-1K [786]	[n 44]
193rd Special Operations Squadron			Air National Guard, Pennsylvania		193 SOW	1 October 1942	Harrisburg ANGB, Pennsylvania [787]	MC-130J [788]
249th Special Operations Squadron			Air National Guard, Florida		125 FW		Hurlburt Field, Florida	TFI Reserve Associate to 413 FLTS, 8 SOS, 14 WPS
310th Special Operations Squadron			Air Force Special Operations Command		27 SOW	1 October 1943	Cannon AFB, New Mexico [789]	U-28A [790]
318th Special Operations Squadron		Dark Horses	Air Force Special Operations Command		27 SOW	1 May 1944	Cannon AFB, New Mexico [791]	U-28A [792]
319th Special Operations Squadron		Slayers	Air Force Special Operations Command		492 SOW	1 September 1944	Hurlburt Field, Florida [793]	U-28A [794]	Awaiting OA-1K and relocation to Davis-Monthan AFB, Arizona [771]
415th Special Operations Squadron			Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	58 SOW	10 February 1943	Kirtland AFB, New Mexico [795]	HC-130J [795] MC-130J [795]	[n 2]
524th Special Operations Squadron		Hounds of Heaven [796]	Air Force Special Operations Command		492 SOW	15 January 1941 [797]	Duke Field, Florida	C-146A [796]
711th Special Operations Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	919 SOW	1 May 1943	Hurlburt Field, Florida [798]	TFI Reserve Associate to 4 SOS, 19 SOS, 73 SOS, 18 SOTES (AC-130J), 14 WPS (AC-130J)
859th Special Operations Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	919 SOW	18 October 1942[ citation needed ]	Duke Field, Florida [799]	TFI Reserve Associate to 524 SOS [800] [n 1]

Test and Evaluation Squadrons (TES)

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Squadron Name	Insignia	Nickname	Command	Air Force	Wing	Date First Activated	Base	Aircraft	Tail Code
18th Special Operations Test and Evaluation Squadron		Stingers [801]	Air Force Special Operations Command		492 SOW	15 January 1941	Hurlburt Field, Florida [802]	AC-130J C-146A MC-130J U-28A [803] OA-1K	[n 28]
31st Test and Evaluation Squadron			Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	53 WG	26 June 1917	Edwards AFB, California [804]	B-21A [805]	ED [618]
49th Test and Evaluation Squadron		Wolfpack [806]	Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	53 WG	6 August 1917	Barksdale AFB, Louisiana [807]	B-52H	OT
								Utilizes aircraft generated by 93 BS [806]
72d Test and Evaluation Squadron		Coyotes	Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	53 WG	18 February 1918	Whiteman AFB, Missouri [808]	B-2A [809]	[n 28]
84th Test and Evaluation Squadron			Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	926 WG	15 October 1983	Eglin AFB, Florida [810]	TFI Reserve Associate to 85 TES [n 1]
85th Test and Evaluation Squadron		Skulls	Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	53 WG	9 February 1942	Eglin AFB, Florida [811]	F-15C/D [812] [n 4] F-15E [813] F-15EX [814] F-16C/D [815]	OT
88th Test and Evaluation Squadron			Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	53 WG	1 October 2002 [816]	Nellis AFB, Nevada	HH-60W [817] HC-130J [441]	OT [n 32]
337th Test and Evaluation Squadron		Slayers	Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	53 WG	15 July 1942	Dyess AFB, Texas [818]	B-1B [819]	OT
410th Test and Evaluation Squadron [820]			Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	53 WG	10 Mar 1989	Beale AFB, California	U-2S [821]	[n 28] [n 46]
417th Test and Evaluation Squadron		Phantoms	Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	53 WG	20 February 1943	Edwards AFB (South Base), California [804]	RQ-180 (alleged [707] [822] )	Unknown
418th Test and Evaluation Squadron [823]			Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	53 WG	17 Mar 1943	Davis Monthan AFB, Arizona	EC-130H HC-130J [824]	[n 47] [n 48]
422nd Test and Evaluation Squadron		Green Bats [825]	Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	53 WG	1 August 1943	Nellis AFB, Nevada [826]	A-10C [827] F-15E [828] F-16C/D [829] F-22A [828] F-35A [830]	OT
460th Test and Evaluation Squadron		Tigers	Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	926 WG		Nellis AFB, Nevada [831]	TFI Reserve Associate to 422 TES [832]
556th Test and Evaluation Squadron			Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	53 WG	20 June 1942	Creech AFB, Nevada [833]	MQ-9A [830]	OT
Air Mobility Command Test and Evaluation Squadron [834]			Air Mobility Command			2 Feb 1942	McGuire AFB, New Jersey Det 3: Edwards AFB, California [835]	C-130J C-5M C-17A KC-46A KC-135R/T	[n 28]
' Experimental Operations Unit' [836]			Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	53 TEG	5 June 2025	Nellis AFB, Nevada	YFQ-42A YFQ-44A

Weapons Squadrons (WPS)

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Squadron Name	Insignia	Nickname	Command	Air Force	Wing	Date First Activated	Base	Aircraft	Tail Code	Notes
6th Weapons Squadron		Bull Six	Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	57 WG	13 March 1917	Nellis AFB, Nevada [837]	F-35A [838]	WA
14th Weapons Squadron		Air Commandos	Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	57 WG	2 March 1942	Hurlburt Field, Florida [839]	AC-130J [840] CV-22B [841] MC-130J [840] U-28A [840]		[n 28]
16th Weapons Squadron		Tomahawks	Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	57 WG	15 January 1941	Nellis AFB, Nevada [842]	F-16C/D [843]	WA
17th Weapons Squadron		Hooters	Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	57 WG	16 June 1917	Nellis AFB, Nevada [844]	F-15E [845]	WA
26th Weapons Squadron			Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	57 WG	15 January 1941	Nellis AFB, Nevada	MQ-9A [846]	WA
29th Weapons Squadron			Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	57 WG	2 March 1942	Little Rock AFB, Arkansas Det 1: Rosecrans ANGB, Missouri	C-130J [847] Det 1: C-130H		[n 28]
34th Weapons Squadron			Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	57 WG	14 November 1952	Nellis AFB, Nevada [848]	HH-60W [849] HC-130J [849]		[n 28]
57th Weapons Squadron			Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	57 WG	18 November 1942 [850]	JB Lewis–McChord, Washington	C-17A [851]		[n 28]
66th Weapons Squadron			Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	57 WG	15 January 1941	Nellis AFB, Nevada [852]	A-10C [851]	WA	Awaiting airframe replacement or inactivation
77th Weapons Squadron			Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	57 WG	15 January 1941	Dyess AFB, Texas [853]	B-1B [851]		[n 28]
325th Weapons Squadron		Cavemen	Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	57 WG	1 March 1942	Whiteman AFB, Missouri	B-2A [854]		[n 28]
340th Weapons Squadron		Titans	Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	57 WG	3 February 1942	Barksdale AFB, Louisiana [855]	B-52H	BD
								Utilizes aircraft generated by 93 BS [851]
433rd Weapons Squadron		Satan's Angels	Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	57 WG	15 May 1943	Nellis AFB, Nevada [856]	F-22A [851] [857]	WA
509th Weapons Squadron			Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	57 WG	1 March 1943	Fairchild AFB, Washington [858]	KC-135R/T [851] KC-46A [859]		[n 28]

Other Squadrons

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Squadron Name	Insignia	Nickname	Command	Air Force	Wing	Date First Activated	Base	Aircraft	Tail Code
1st Airborne Command Control Squadron (ACCS)			Air Force Global Strike Command	Eighth Air Force	95 WG	25 September 1917	Offutt AFB, Nebraska	E-4B [860]	None
53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron (WRS)		Hurricane Hunters [861]	Air Force Reserve Command	Twenty-Second Air Force	403 WG	31 August 1944 [862]	Keesler AFB, Mississippi	WC-130J [861]	WEATHER
82nd Aerial Targets Squadron (ATRS)		Team Target [863]	Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	53 WG	9 February 1942	Tyndall AFB, Florida [864] Det 1: Holloman AFB, New Mexico	E-9A [865] QF-16A/C [866] Det 1: QF-16A/C	TD
154th Training Squadron (TS)			Air National Guard, Arkansas		189 AW	8 December 1917	Little Rock AFB, Arkansas	C-130H C-130J [867]	[n 2] [n 4] Transition to C-130J underway [868]
338th Combat Training Squadron (CTS)		Thundercats	Air Combat Command	Sixteenth Air Force	55 WG	12 September 1942	Offutt AFB, Nebraska	RC-135S RC-135U RC-135V/W TC-135W WC-135R [869]	OF [n 2] [n 50]
730th Air Mobility Training Squadron (AMTS)		Rebels	Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	507 OG	12 June 2012 [870]	Altus AFB, Oklahoma	TFI Reserve Associate to 54 ARS, 56 ARS, 58 AS
1st Aviation Standards Flight (ASF)		Combat Flight Check	Air Force Reserve Command	Fourth Air Force	507 OG	1 June 1999	Tinker AFB, Oklahoma	TFI Reserve Associate to 375 OG Det 1 [871] [n 51]
USAF Air Demonstration Squadron		Thunderbirds [872]	Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	57 WG	25 May 1953	Nellis AFB, Nevada	F-16C/D [873]	None

Squadron-level Operational Detachments

Listed are operational detachments from Wing or Group-level units that are organized and managed similarly to Squadrons, but lack the amount of aircraft assigned to be labeled as such.

Squadron Name	Insignia	Nickname	Command	Air Force	Parent Unit	Date First Activated	Base	Aircraft	Tail Code
9th Operations Group Det 1			Air Combat Command	Sixteenth Air Force [n 13]	9 OG		RAF Akrotiri, Cyprus	U-2S	[n 52]
9th Operations Group (numerous unnamed Detachments)			Air Combat Command	Sixteenth Air Force [n 10] [n 13]	9 OG		Andersen AFB (Northwest Field), Guam (alleged [874] ) RAF Fairford, England (alleged [875] [876] )	RQ-180 (alleged)	[n 52]
52nd Operations Group Det 1			United States Air Forces in Europe – Air Forces Africa [n 14]	Third Air Force	52 OG	13 June 2011	Powidz AB, Poland Łask AB, Poland [877]	Forward operating location(s) for 480 FS
52nd Operations Group Det 2		Team Bison	United States Air Forces in Europe – Air Forces Africa [n 14]	Third Air Force	52 OG	1 March 2019	Miroslawiec AB, Poland [878]	MQ-9A	[n 53]
53rd Test & Evaluation Group (numerous unnamed Detachments)			Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	53 TEG		Tonopah Test Range Airport, Nevada	Foreign Material Explorations (FME) [879] F-117A [880] F-16D [881] Numerous other unknown aircraft
							Nellis AFB, Nevada
55th Operations Group Det 1			Air Combat Command	Sixteenth Air Force [n 10]	55 OG	25 July 2023	JB Elmendorf–Richardson, Alaska	RC-135S RC-135U RC-135V/W WC-135R	[n 11]
56th Operations Group Det 1			Air Education and Training Command	Nineteenth Air Force	56 OG		Morris ANGB, Arizona	TFI Active Associate to 21 FS, 152 FS, 195 FS [n 3]
125th Fighter Wing Det 1			Air National Guard, Florida		125 FW		Homestead ARB, Florida [n 20]	Operated by 159 FS [473]
138th Fighter Wing Det 1			Air National Guard, Oklahoma		138 FW		Ellington Field JRB, Texas [n 20]	Operated by 125 FS [460]
144th Fighter Wing Det 1			Air National Guard, California		144 FW		March ARB, California [n 20]	Operated by 194 FS [491]
162nd Wing Alert Detachment			Air National Guard, Arizona		162 WG		Davis-Monthan AFB, Arizona [n 20]	Operate aircraft owned by 152 FS and 195 FS
169th Fighter Wing Alert Detachment			Air National Guard, South Carolina		169 FW		Shaw AFB, South Carolina [n 20]	Operated by 157 FS [471]
375th Operations Group Det 1			Air Mobility Command	Eighteenth Air Force	375 OG		Tinker AFB, Oklahoma	C-143B [n 51]	None
409th Air Expeditionary Group (unnamed Detachment)			United States Air Forces in Europe – Air Forces Africa [n 14]	Third Air Force	409 AEG	14 October 2021 [882]	Larissa AB, Greece [883]	MQ-9A	[n 52]
412th Test Wing (unnamed Detachment)			Air Force Material Command	Air Force Test Center	412 TW		USAF Plant 42, California	RQ-4B [884]	[n 24] [n 25]
726th Operations Group Det 1			Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	726 OG	1 June 2013 [885]	Creech AFB, Nevada [831]	TFI Reserve Associate to 11 ATKS
753rd Test & Evaluation Group Det 1			Air Combat Command	United States Air Force Warfare Center	753 TEG		Creech AFB, Nevada	RQ-170 [886]	None [621]
944th Operations Group Det 1		Alamo Vipers	Air Force Reserve Command	Tenth Air Force	944 FW		Holloman AFB, New Mexico	TFI Reserve Associate to 8 FS, 311 FS, 314 FS [887] [n 1] [n 2]
Air Force Test Center (numerous unnamed Detachments) (alleged [888] )			Air Force Material Command		Air Force Test Center		Edwards AFB, California	HH-60U [889] NT-43A F-16D Numerous other unknown aircraft
							Homey Airport, Nevada
							USAF Plant 42, California
HQ Florida Air National Guard Det 1			Florida Air National Guard				Eglin AFB, Florida	TFI Reserve Associate to 58 FS, 60 FS [890]
Warner Robins ALC Det 2			Air Force Material Command	Air Force Test Center	412 OG		USAF Plant 42, California	T/U-2S [891]	[n 24]

Squadron-sized Wing-level Units

Listed are units that have sufficient numbers of aircraft and aircrew assigned, but are commanded by a Colonel rank (or higher) and thus not labeled as a Squadron.

Squadron Name	Insignia	Nickname	Command	Air Force	Wing	Date First Activated	Base	Aircraft	Tail Code
Air Force Test Center (AFTC)			Air Force Material Command			17 February 1942	Many other aircraft and unlisted units including the USAFTPS.
ANG AFRC Test Center (AATC)		Tucson Testers	Air National Guard			13 March 1917	HQ: Morris ANGB, Arizona	F-16C (Blocks 25 & 32) A-10C [n 4] C-130H [n 4] F-15C/D [n 4] F-15EX [892] F-35A [n 19] KC-46A [n 4] KC-135R [n 4] HC-130J [n 4] HH-60W [893] MQ-9A [n 4]	[n 54]

See also

• United States Air Force
• List of United States Air Force squadrons
• List of wings of the United States Air Force
• List of United States Navy aircraft squadrons
• List of active United States Marine Corps aircraft squadrons

References

Footnotes

1. A TFI "Reserve Associate" or "Classic Associate" unit to the Active Duty Squadron who actually "owns the iron". Flies with the Active Duty unit's aircraft, but this Squadron doesn't necessarily "own" the plane. Some aircraft "owned" by Active Duty in certain units have unique tailflashes to reflect their associate unit.
2. Formal Training Unit (FTU) / Initial Qualification Training (IQT) "B-Course" unit.
3. A TFI "Active Associate" unit to the ANG/AFRC Squadron who actually "owns the iron". Flies with the ANG/AFRC unit's aircraft, but this Squadron doesn't necessarily "own" the plane. Some aircraft "owned" by Active Duty in certain units have unique tailflashes to reflect their associate unit.
4. Provides sortie generation for the aircraft's ANG AFRC Test Center (AATC) Combined Test Force (CTF) or "test detachment".
5. Conducts MQ-9A Launch & Recovery Element (LRE) certification training.
6. Conducts MQ-9B Launch & Recovery Element (LRE) operations from deployed locations across the globe.
7. Non-standard Formal Training Unit (FTU) / Initial Qualification Training (IQT) "B-Course" unit. All sortie generation and the majority of instruction is provided by the AFRC 93rd Bomb Squadron, although students are assigned to the Active Duty 11th Bomb Squadron.
8. Non-standard Formal Training Unit (FTU) / Initial Qualification Training (IQT) "B-Course" unit - Squadron still operates combat-ready aircraft and aircrew in addition to training duties.
9. Provides 1 or 2 USAF Pilots/EWOs to each of five U.S. Navy land based (non-aircraft carrier deployable) Electronic Attack (VAQ) squadrons (there is no 390th ECS presence in the nine carrier based VAQ squadrons). Also provides some instructors to the Fleet Replacement Squadron.
10. Operational Control (OPCON) retained by Pacific Air Forces (PACAF) or Air Forces Korea (AFKOR).
11. Squadron simply provides a supply of permanently-stationed Active Duty aircrew and other support staff. The aircraft flown by this Squadron are not necessarily "owned" by this unit, but when deployed from other units, those aircraft are augmented and supported by this Squadron. In many cases, Squadrons like these are simply a renamed and larger version of a Detachment from their associated Operations Group / Wing / MAJCOM.
12. Will sometimes operate as either 21 ERS or 95 RS Det 1 depending on mission requirements.
13. Operational Control (OPCON) retained by USAFE or AFAFRICA.
14. Exercises Operational Control (OPCON) over this Squadron.
15. USAF RPA units contain Launch & Recovery Elements (LREs) and Mission Control Elements (MCEs). Aircrew flying the RPA itself are not necessarily always stationed at the same location as the airframes themselves. Deployed airframes are often controlled by crews stationed thousands of miles away.
16. Operational Control (OPCON) retained by AFCENT.
17. Conducts formal training for international aircrew under the Foreign Military Sales (FMS) program.
18. A "Super Squadron" fighter squadron, meaning there are 36-40 aircraft assigned to this squadron instead of the usual 18-24.
19. Provides aircraft for the F-35A's ANG AFRC Test Center (AATC) Combined Test Force (CTF) "test detachment" located at Eglin AFB, Florida, utilizing maintenance personnel from the 95th Fighter Generation Squadron located at Tyndall AFB, FL.
20. Performs Aerospace Control Alert (ACA) mission from this facility under OPCON of CONR in support of Operation NOBLE EAGLE (ONE).
21. Conducts Adversary Air (ADAIR) support mission.
22. Conducts Introduction to Fighter Fundamentals (IFF) training mission.
23. Both (or some combination of) post-depot maintenance Functional Check Flight (FCF) and Developmental Test (DT) duties are performed by sister services or private contractors for CV-22B, all T/W/RC-135 variants, E-9A, E-4B, and E-11A airframes.
24. Performs Functional Check Flight (FCF) duties after Program Depot Maintenance (PDM) on listed aircraft - tails come from other USAF units and are flown by a permanent contingent of aircrew.
25. Performs Developmental Test (DT) mission for the assigned aircraft.
26. Also performs post-PDM FCF duties for USN and USMC C-130s.
27. Not all test aircraft are necessarily permanently assigned to any given unit; most fighter aircraft are and hold the associated "ED" tailflash, but most heavy / ISR / bomber aircraft are temporarily "borrowed" from other USAF units. Only when on some flight test missions from this unit's assigned base will those heavy / ISR / bomber aircrews be from this unit.
28. Squadron doesn't "own" any of this specific type of aircraft. As required, they will "borrow" from other USAF units and the Squadron will fly them with their own permanently-assigned aircrew.
29. Only the UH-1N is "owned" by the Squadron, holding the "ET" tailflash.
30. Squadron will periodically activate and deactivate Detachments as required to perform testing more local to another base or facility.
31. Also conducts Test Range Support and Search and Rescue (SAR) missions.
32. Part of the Combat Search and Rescue Combined Test Force (CSAR CTF)
33. Performs Developmental Test (DT) mission for F-16C/D and T-7A.
34. Only a single C-130J is actually owned by the Squadron (with no tailflash)
35. Only the C-12Cs, NKC-135R, and C-17A are actually "owned" by this Squadron and have an "EDWARDS" tailflash, the rest are borrowed from other USAF units as required.
36. Performs Developmental Test (DT) mission for C-5M, C-17A, KC-46A, KC-135R/T.
37. Squadron performs B-2A post-depot maintenance Functional Check Flight (FCF) duties at USAF Plant 42, California.
38. Also performs post-PDM FCF duties for USN F-35C, USMC F-35B, and many other countries' F-35 variants.
39. Conducts Fighter/Bomber Fundamentals (F/BF) training mission.
40. Performs Pilot Instructor Training (PIT) mission.
41. Non-standard Formal Training Unit (FTU) / Initial Qualification Training (IQT) "B-Course" unit. All sortie generation and the majority of instruction is provided by the AFRC 703rd Helicopter Squadron, although students are assigned to the Active Duty 24th Helicopter Squadron.
42. Conducts MH-139A Operational Test & Evaluation (OT&E) with the Helicopter Squadrons at the listed bases.
43. Conducts Search and Rescue mission and provides support for the USAF SERE school.
44. Non-standard Formal Training Unit (FTU) / Initial Qualification Training (IQT) "B-Course" unit. The majority of sortie generation and instruction is provided by the ANG 185 SOS, although students are assigned to the Active Duty 17 SOS.
45. Operational Test & Evaluation (OT&E) duties are performed by sister services or private contractors for CV-22B, all W/RC-135 variants, E-9A, E-4B, and E-11A airframes.
46. Squadron also conducts OT&E on RQ-4B, RQ-170 sensors but does not necessarily operate these aircraft themselves.
47. EC-130Hs are borrowed from 41 ECS and 42 ECS.
48. Shares a single HC-130J with 88 TES.
49. Mission crew aboard E-3G, EC-130H, and all W/RC-135 variants attend a primarily non-flying WIC at the 8th Weapons Squadron.
50. Despite being a Formal Training Unit, this Squadron does not necessarily "own" all of the aircraft they fly. They may sometimes be sourced from the 38th, 45th, and 343rd Reconnaissance Squadrons.
51. Conducts Combat Flight Inspection (CFIN) mission. USAF crews operating FAA-maintained aircraft.
52. Simply a forward operating location for tails and MX support deployed from other Squadrons.
53. Simply a forward operating location for deployed MQ-9A tails and MX support (from Air National Guard units only).
54. Only the F-16C aircraft and aircrew are permanently assigned and hold the "AT" tailflash. All other aircraft are periodically "borrowed" from other ANG & AFRC Squadrons, or are operated via "test detachments", also known as a Combined Test Force (CTF), using AATC aircrew based at other squadrons. Some of these detachments have specially marked aircraft reflecting that responsibility.

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