Lineage 439th Operations Group

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1 lineage

1.1 assignments
1.2 components
1.3 stations
1.4 aircraft





lineage

established 439th troop carrier group on 14 may 1943


activated on 1 june 1943
inactivated on 10 june 1946


redesignated 439th troop carrier group, medium on 19 may 1949


activated in reserve on 27 june 1949
ordered active service on 1 april 1951
inactivated on 3 april 1951


redesignated 439th fighter-bomber group on 26 may 1952


activated in reserve on 15 june 1952
inactivated on 16 november 1957


redesignated 439th military airlift group , activated on 27 december 1965 (not organized)


organized on 8 january 1966
inactivated on 24 december 1968


redesignated 439th operations group , activated in reserve, on 1 august 1992.

assignments

components

group



52d military airlift group: attached 8 january 1966 – 24 december 1968

squadrons



55th military airlift squadron: 8 january 1966 – 24 december 1968
58th aerial port squadron: 1 august 1992 - 1 october 2002
74th aeromedical evacuation squadron: 1 august 1992 - 1 october 1994
85th aerial port squadron: 1 august 1992 - 1 january 1995
91st troop carrier (later fighter-bomber) squadron (l4): 1 june 1943 – 10 june 1946; 27 june 1949 – 3 april 1951; 15 june 1952 – 1 april 1954
92d troop carrier (later fighter-bomber) squadron (j8): 1 june 1943 – 10 june 1946; 27 june 1949 – 3 april 1951; 15 june 1952 – 1 april 1954
93d troop carrier squadron (3b): 1 june 1943 – 10 june 1946; 27 june 1949 – 3 april 1951; 15 june 1952 – 16 november 1957
94th troop carrier squadron (d8): 1 june 1943 – 10 june 1946; 27 june 1949 – 3 april 1951
337th airlift squadron: 1 august 1992–present
439th aeromedical evacuation squadron: 1 october 1994 – present
439th air terminal squadron (later 439th aerial port squadron): 8 january 1966 – 24 december 1968
439th materiel squadron: 8 january 1966 – 24 december 1968
471st fighter-bomber squadron: 1 april 1954 – 1 july 1957
472d fighter-bomber squadron: 1 april 1954 – 16 november 1957

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