air craft and warning Korea 1953 to 1954

The Aircraft and Warning units of the United States Air Force played a vital role in Korea during 1953 to 1954, immediately following the Korean War armistice. These units were responsible for operating radar sites and early warning systems along the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) to detect and track potential incursions by hostile aircraft. Their mission included maintaining round-the-clock surveillance, coordinating with fighter-interceptor squadrons, and ensuring airspace security during a tense period of ceasefire. The efforts of these units contributed significantly to the deterrence of renewed hostilities and the stabilization of the region during the early Cold War era.