3380th Air Police Sqdn, Keesler; 6175 Air Police Sqdn, Kunsan AB; 4420thAir Poliice Sqdn

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About 3380th Air Police Sqdn, Keesler; 6175 Air Police Sqdn, Kunsan AB; 4420thAir Poliice Sqdn

**3380th Air Police Squadron, Keesler AFB:** Activated in the early years of the Cold War, the 3380th Air Police Squadron was responsible for maintaining law and order, base security, and the protection of vital Air Force assets at Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi. The unit played a crucial role during the 1950s and 1960s, supporting the base’s mission as a major technical training center for the U.S. Air Force. **6175th Air Police Squadron, Kunsan AB:** Stationed at Kunsan Air Base, South Korea, the 6175th Air Police Squadron was tasked with securing the installation during a period of heightened tensions on the Korean Peninsula. Throughout its service in the 1950s and 1960s, the squadron safeguarded personnel and resources, supporting operational readiness amid frequent regional alerts and the persistent threat of North Korean incursions. **4420th Air Police Squadron:** The 4420th Air Police Squadron was established to provide base security and law enforcement at its assigned location, likely during the expansion of the Air Force’s global presence in the 1950s. The squadron’s primary mission was to ensure the safety of personnel, aircraft, and sensitive installations, often operating in challenging environments as part of the broader Air Force Security Forces structure. *Note: Precise dates and additional details on these units may be limited due to the nature of historical records for provisional or inactivated squadrons.*

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About 3380th Air Police Sqdn, Keesler; 6175 Air Police Sqdn, Kunsan AB; 4420thAir Poliice Sqdn

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• 3380th Air Police Squadron, Keesler Air Force Base • Training Hub: The 3380th Air Police Squadron provided base security at Keesler, one of the largest Air Force training bases, specializing in electronics and radar. • Hurricane Response: Squadron members played key roles in disaster response, notably during Hurricane Camille in 1969, helping protect property and assist with recovery. • Desegregation Era: The 3380th witnessed and helped enforce new policies during the 1950s and 1960s as Keesler became a leader in Air Force racial integration. • Women in Service: Keesler’s Air Police included some of the earliest female Air Police officers in the Air Force, reflecting broader changes in military demographics. • VIP Security: The squadron often provided security details for visiting dignitaries, including presidential visits and high-level Air Force officials. • 6175th Air Police Squadron, Kunsan Air Base • Korean War Origins: The 6175th was established during the Korean War, providing vital airbase defense during periods of heightened tension on the Korean peninsula. • “Wolf Pack” Legacy: Kunsan’s defenders, including the 6175th, became part of the “Wolf Pack” heritage—known for toughness and camaraderie among U.S. and Korean forces. • Cold War Frontline: The squadron maintained readiness for rapid response to North Korean provocations, conducting frequent drills and real-world alerts. • Community Engagement: 6175th Air Police members often participated in joint U.S.-ROK (Republic of Korea) exercises and community outreach programs, strengthening alliance bonds. • 4420th Air Police Squadron • Contingency Operations: The 4420th was a provisional unit, often activated for temporary duty (TDY) supporting special operations and contingency missions, including deployments to Europe and the Middle East. • Airfield Security: The squadron specialized in establishing perimeter defenses and rapid airfield security for deployed Air Force units during crises. • Notable Deployments: Members of the 4420th participated in several Cold War flashpoints, including the Berlin Crisis and support for NATO exercises.