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Mississippi Air National Guard 
Insignia of the Mississippi (Air) National GuardActive 1939 - present Country United States Branch Air National Guard Role "To meet state and federal mission responsibilities." Part of Mississippi Military Department
Department of DefenseHeadquarters Jackson, Mississippi Commanders Civilian leadership President Barack Obama
(Commander-in-Chief)
Michael B. Donley
(Secretary of the Air Force)
Governor Haley Barbour
(Governor of the State of Mississippi)State military leadership Major General William L. Freeman Jr. Insignia USAF Roundel 
The Mississippi Air National Guard is the air force militia of the U.S. state of Mississippi. It is, along with the Mississippi Army National Guard, an element of the Mississippi National Guard. It is considered a part of the United States Air Force, as well as of the state.
Units
The Mississippi Air National Guard consists of the following units, which are interspersed throughout the state of Mississippi.
- 172d Airlift Wing, Jackson, Mississippi (Thompson Field/Jackson Intl Airport)
- 183rd Airlift Squadron, Jackson, Mississippi (Thompson Field/Jackson Intl Airport)
- 186th Air Refueling Wing, Meridian, Mississippi
- 238th Air Support Operations Squadron, Meridian, Mississippi
- 248th Air Traffic Control Squadron, Meridian, Mississippi
- Gulfport Combat Readiness Training Center Gulfport Mississippi
- 255th Air Control Squadron Gulfport Mississippi
- 209th Civil Engineering Squadron was originally formed as the 173rd Civil Engineering Flight in 1969. The primary mission of the 209th CES is to provide a highly mobile emergency engineering force for direct support of Air Force Special Operations and Fire and Emergency Services. The 209th CES is located at the National Guard Combat Readiness Training Center, adjacent to Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport. In wartime, the squadron comes under the operational control of Air Force Special Operations Command.
External links
- Mississippi National Guard
- 172d Airlift Wing
- 186th Air Refueling Wing
- 209 Squadron on the Air National Guard website
United States Air National GuardState and
territorial
unitsAlabama • Alaska • Arizona • Arkansas • California • Colorado • Connecticut • Delaware • District of Columbia • Florida • Georgia • Guam • Hawaii • Idaho • Illinois • Indiana • Iowa • Kansas • Kentucky • Louisiana • Maine • Maryland • Massachusetts • Michigan • Minnesota • Mississippi • Missouri • Montana • Nebraska • Nevada • New Hampshire • New Jersey • New Mexico • New York • North Carolina • North Dakota • Ohio • Oklahoma • Oregon • Pennsylvania • Puerto Rico • Rhode Island • South Carolina • South Dakota • Tennessee • Texas • Utah • Vermont • Virgin Islands • Virginia • Washington • West Virginia • Wisconsin • Wyoming
Flying
groups
and
wingsCompositeAirliftAir RefuelingFighterIntelligenceReconnaissanceSpecialized106th Rescue • 116th Air Control • 129th Rescue • 131st Bomb • 193rd Special Operations • 194th Regional SupportFlying
squadronsAir command and controlAirliftAir refuelingFighterReconnaissanceRescueSpecialized101st Intelligence • 110th Bomb • 113th Air Support Operations • 127th Command and Control • 154th Training • 161st Intelligence • 177th Information Warfare Aggressor • 193rd Special OperationsNon-flying
unitsGroupsAir operationsCombat communicationsSquadronsAir Control116th • 176thAir Operations112thAir Traffic Control270th • 245thCombat CommunicationsEngineering and installation130th • 202d • 205th • 210th • 211th • 212th • 213th • 214th • 215th • 217th • 218th • 219th • 220th • 241st • 243d • 270th • 272dIntelligence117th • 123d • 152d • 194th202d • 203dSpace operationsSpace warning137th • 213thSpecial tacticsStates Alabama (Army/Air) · Alaska (Army/Air) · Arizona (Army/Air) · Arkansas (Army/Air) · California (Army/Air) · Colorado (Army/Air) · Connecticut (Army/Air) · Delaware (Army/Air) · Florida (Army/Air) · Georgia (Army/Air) · Hawaii (Army/Air) · Idaho (Army/Air) · Illinois (Army/Air) · Indiana (Army/Air) · Iowa (Army/Air) · Kansas (Army/Air) · Kentucky (Army/Air) · Louisiana (Army/Air) · Maine (Army/Air) · Maryland (Army/Air) · Massachusetts (Army/Air) · Michigan (Army/Air) · Minnesota (Army/Air) · Mississippi (Army/Air) · Missouri (Army/Air) · Montana (Army/Air) · Nebraska (Army/Air) · Nevada (Army/Air) · New Hampshire (Army/Air) · New Jersey (Army/Air) · New Mexico (Army/Air) · New York (Army/Air) · North Carolina (Army/Air) · North Dakota (Army/Air) · Ohio (Army/Air) · Oklahoma (Army/Air) · Oregon (Army/Air) · Pennsylvania (Army/Air) · Rhode Island (Army/Air) · South Carolina (Army/Air) · South Dakota (Army/Air) · Tennessee (Army/Air) · Texas (Army/Air) · Utah (Army/Air) · Vermont (Army/Air) · Virginia (Army/Air) · Washington (Army/Air) · West Virginia (Army/Air) · Wisconsin (Army/Air) · Wyoming (Army/Air)
Federal district
and territoriesDistrict of Columbia (Army/Air) · Guam (Army/Air) · Puerto Rico (Army/Air) · U.S. Virgin Islands (Army/Air) · Philippines (deactivated)Categories:- Military in Mississippi
- Military units and formations of the United States Air National Guard
- United States Air Force stubs
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