58th Air Rescue Squadron

The 58th Air Rescue Squadron was first constituted during the Cold War era, activated on 18 January 1952, and assigned to the Air Rescue Service of the United States Air Force. The unit specialized in search and rescue operations, providing critical support for downed aircrew and conducting humanitarian missions. Throughout its history, the 58th Air Rescue Squadron operated a variety of rotary and fixed-wing aircraft, adapting to evolving mission requirements and technological advancements. The squadron’s legacy is marked by its dedication to saving lives and its readiness to respond to emergencies at a moment’s notice.