90th Aero Port Squadron

• Origins in WWII: The 90th Aerial Port Squadron traces its roots to World War II logistics operations, where rapid movement of personnel and materiel was critical to Allied success. • Strategic Airlift: The squadron specializes in air terminal operations, including cargo and passenger processing, vital for deploying and sustaining forces worldwide. • Vietnam War Support: The 90th provided crucial support during the Vietnam War, helping to transport supplies and equipment to Southeast Asia. • Base Location: The squadron is part of the Air Force Reserve Command and is headquartered at Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi. • Humanitarian Missions: Members have participated in disaster relief efforts, such as hurricane response in the US and international humanitarian aid drops. • Operation Enduring Freedom: The unit played a role in supporting operations in Afghanistan, ensuring timely airlift of troops and equipment. • Joint Operations: The 90th frequently collaborates with Army, Navy, and allied forces for joint mobility and logistics missions. • Air Mobility Rodeo: The squadron has competed in and earned awards at the “Air Mobility Rodeo,” a global competition testing air mobility skills. • Women in Service: The 90th Aero Port Squadron has been a leader in integrating women into a variety of logistics and leadership roles. • Modernization: The unit continually updates its equipment and training, incorporating technology such as automated cargo tracking and rapid deployment systems.