110th Fighter Squadron

Infobox Military Unit
unit_name= 110th Fighter Squadron


caption= 110th Fighter Squadron Squadron Emblem
dates= 1923-Present
country= United States
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branch= United States Air Force
type= Squadron
role= Fighter
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command_structure= Air National Guard/Air Combat Command
current_commander=
garrison= Lambert Field
ceremonial_chief=
colonel_of_the_regiment=
nickname= Lindbergh's Own
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anniversaries=The 110th Fighter Squadron flies the F-15C Eagle. It is a unit of the Missouri Air National Guard. Its parent organization is the 131st Fighter Wing. In late 2008 the unit will be redesignated the 110th Bomb Squadron, due to BRAC. The new parent organization will be the 131st Bomb Wing.

Mission

History

Assignments

Major Command

*Air National Guard/Air Combat Command (1992-Present)
*Air National Guard/Tactical Air Command (1962-1992)

Previous DesignationsRogers, B. (2006). United States Air Force Unit Designations Since 1978. ISBN 1-85780-197-0

*110th Bomb Squadron (2008-Present)
*110th Fighter Squadron (1992-2008)
*110th Tactical Fighter Squadron (1962-1992)
*110th Bombardment Squadron (Light) (1953-1962)
*110th Composite Squadron (1950-1953)
*110th Fighter Squadron (1946-1950)
*110th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron (1940-1946)
*110th Observation Squadron (1923-1940)
**110th Photo Section (1923-1940)
**110th Intelligence Section (1923-1940)

Bases Stationed

*Lambert Field, Missouri (???-2008)

Aircraft OperatedWorld Airpower Journal. (1992). US Air Force Air Power Directory. Aerospace Publishing: London, UK. ISBN 1-880588-01-3

*B-2 Spirit (2008- Present)
*F-15C Eagle(2004-2009)
*F-15A Eagle(1991-2004)
*F-4E Phantom II (1985-1991)
*F-4C Phantom II (1978-1985)
*F-100 Super Sabre (1962-1978)
*F-80 Shooting Star (1957-1962)
*F-84 Thunderjet (1957-1962)
*T-33 Shooting Star (1957-1962)
*B-26 Marauder (1952-1957)
*North American P-51 (1945-1952)
*P-40 (1940-1945)
*North American O-47 (1938-1945)
*Douglas O-38 (1933-1938)
*Consolidated O-17 (1930-1933)
*Douglas O-2H (1929)
*Douglas O-2C (1926-1929)
*Consolidated PT-1 (1925)
*JN-4 (1923-1925)

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