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  • that year in a plane crash in Iran. Wheelus AAF was closed on 15 May 1947, then reopened as Wheelus Air Base (Wheelus AB) on 1 June 1948 and transferred...
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    Field, San Antonio, Tex. The transport crashed in the Gomor district near the border, between French and Spanish Morocco. Flying from Wheelus Field in...
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    reorganization of Air Rescue Service. The 7th Air Rescue Squadron at Wheelus Field, Libya was expanded into a group and each of its remotely stationed...
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    first place at the United States Air Forces in Europe's gunnery meet at Wheelus Field, Libya. In 1955, the 21st Fighter-Bomber Group participated NATO's Carte...
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    Field, Louisiana, 6 November 1943 – 1 May 1944 Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, 16 April 1951 – 19 September 1952 Wheelus Field (later, Wheelus Air...
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    In 1954, elements of the 50th Fighter-Bomber Wing spent six weeks at Wheelus Field, Libya, training in air-to-air and ground attack operations, scoring...
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    Training Command. It was renamed Wheelus Army Air Field (AAF) on 17 May 1945 in honor of USAAF Lieutenant Richard Wheelus who had died earlier that year...
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    Central Army Group. They also took part in USAFE's gunnery meet at Wheelus Field, Libya and the "Carte Blanche" atomic warfare exercise. In 1956, the...
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    and its two companion units, the 560th and 561st Squadrons, went to Wheelus Field, Libya, for two weeks of gunnery practice. Late in November 1951 the...
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    installed in the chapel at Wheelus Air Base to commemorate Lady Be Good and her crew. As part of the US withdrawal from Wheelus, the window was disassembled...
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    reserved for USAF use. Numbers originally ranged from 1100-1199 for Bolling Field Command to 4900-4999 for Special Weapons Command. Eventually, the numbers...
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  • Cultural and Social Club formed. United States military base built at Wheelus Field. 1950 Al-Ahly Sports Club formed. Corriere del Lunedi founded. 1951...
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    on 30 September 1943. The squadron was re-activated in July 1952 at Wheelus Field, Libya. It flew C-54s to Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Cyprus; it also operated...
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  • F86F Sabre jet crashed into the Mediterranean eight miles northwest of Wheelus Field, the U.S. Air Force said Friday." 19 January "HONOLULU (AP) – The Navy...
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    units deployed to Wheelus Field, Libya, where better weather permitted more flying hours. 50th pilots spent six weeks at the Wheelus range near Tripoli...
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    taking off. The strategic value of Wheelus as a bomber base declined with the development of nuclear missiles and Wheelus served as a tactical fighter training...
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    2020. "1965 North African News Beat: Wheelus Diary". RAF Lakenheath. 2 May 2013. Retrieved 13 March 2020. "Wheelus Air Base". Atlas Obscura. Retrieved...
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    Hellenikon (Greece) Iraklion (Greece) Nouasseur (Morocco) Torrejón (Spain) Sidi Slimane (Morocco) Tuzla (Bosnia-Herzegovina) Wheelus (Libya) Zaragoza (Spain)...
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    Twelfth Air Force in Ramstein, Germany, and in 1958, he transferred to Wheelus Air Base in Tripoli, Libya. In 1961 Colonel McGraw was reassigned to Offutt...
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    military topographic studies. His first overseas flying assignment was to Wheelus Air Base in Tripoli, Libya. There he mapped the desert for two years, flying...
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