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a2c
U.S. Air Force
A3C
U.S. Air Force
AACS Air Traffic Control
U.S. Air Force
The Army Airways Communications System (AACS) Air Traffic Control traces its origins to World War II, when the U.S. Army Air Forces established the AACS in 1938 to provide reliable communications and navigation support for military aviation. During the war, AACS personnel played a vital role in establishing and operating air traffic control towers, radio navigation aids, and weather stations at bases worldwide, ensuring the safe movement of aircraft in combat and support missions. After the war, the AACS continued to evolve, eventually becoming a foundational element of the U.S. Air Force's air traffic control system upon the service's establishment in 1947. The legacy of AACS Air Traffic Control endures today in the highly trained controllers who manage military airspace, ensuring mission success and flight safety across the globe.
ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE
U.S. Air Force
AERIAL PORT SQUADRON
U.S. Air Force
AF SECURITY SERVICE
U.S. Air Force
AFJROTC
U.S. Air Force
AFRPL
U.S. Air Force
AIR FORCE ICELAND
U.S. Air Force
AIR FORCE POLICE
U.S. Air Force
AIR FORCE RESEARCH LABORATORY
U.S. Air Force
AIR SEA RESCUE
U.S. Air Force
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER
U.S. Air Force
ALCONBURY
U.S. Air Force
ALTUS AFB, OK
U.S. Air Force
AMARILLO AFB
U.S. Air Force
ARDC
U.S. Air Force
Atlantic Fleet Combat Camera Group, Newport, RI
U.S. Air Force
The Atlantic Fleet Combat Camera Group, based in Newport, Rhode Island, was a specialized U.S. Navy unit tasked with documenting naval operations through photography and videography. Established during the Cold War era, the group played a crucial role in capturing visual records of exercises, deployments, and real-world operations across the Atlantic theater. Its personnel frequently deployed aboard ships and to shore installations, providing essential imagery for operational analysis, intelligence, and public affairs. The group’s work contributed significantly to both historical archives and real-time mission support until its eventual deactivation as military imaging capabilities evolved.
BITBURG
U.S. Air Force
BITBURG AB GERMANY
U.S. Air Force
BITBURG AFB
U.S. Air Force
CAMS
U.S. Air Force
CE
U.S. Air Force
CLARK AFB, PI
U.S. Air Force