Lineage 361st Expeditionary Reconnaissance Squadron

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1 lineage

1.1 assignments
1.2 stations
1.3 aircraft





lineage

861st bombardment squadron


constituted 861st bombardment squadron (heavy) on 14 september 1943


activated on 1 november 1943
redesignated 861st bombardment squadron, heavy on 21 february 1944
inactivated on 28 august 1945


consolidated 361st tactical electronic warfare squadron 361st tactical electronic warfare squadron on 19 september 1985


361st reconnaissance squadron


constituted 361st reconnaissance squadron , activated on 4 april 1966


organized on 8 april 1966
redesignated 361st tactical electronic warfare squadron on 15 march 1967
inactivated on 1 december 1971


activated on 1 september 1972


inactivated on 30 june 1974


consolidated 861st bombardment squadron on 19 september 1985


redesignated 361st expeditionary reconnaissance squadron , converted provisional status
activated c. december 2007
inactivated unknown
activated 1 may 2010
inactivated on 1 september 2014

assignments

493d bombardment group, 1 november 1943 – 28 august 1945
pacific air forces, 4 april 1966 (not organized)
460th tactical reconnaissance wing, 8 april 1966
483d tactical airlift wing, 31 august 1971 – 1 december 1971
56th special operations wing, 1 september 1972 – 30 june 1974
air combat command activate or inactivate needed




407th air expeditionary group, c. november 2007 – unknown
451st air expeditionary group, 20 may 2010 – 1 september 2014



stations

mccook army air field, nebraska, 1 november 1943 – 1 jan 1944
elveden hall (station 116), england, 1 january 1944
raf debach (station 152), england, 17 april 1944 – 6 august 1945
sioux falls army air field, south dakota, c. 13–28 august 1945
nha trang air base, republic of vietnam, 8 april 1966
phù cát air base, republic of vietnam, 1 september 1969 – 1 december 1971
nakhon phanom royal thai air force base, thailand, 1 september 1972 – 30 june 1974
ali air base, iraq, c. november 2007
kandahar airfield, afghanistan, 20 may 2010 – 1 september 2014

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