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24th Security police
U.S. Air Force
24TH SERVICES SQUADRON
U.S. Air Force
24th transportation sq
U.S. Air Force
24TH WING
U.S. Air Force
25 APS
U.S. Air Force
25 OWS
U.S. Air Force
2500 AB WING, HQ CONAC
U.S. Air Force
254 RED HORSE FLT
U.S. Air Force
256 CBCS
U.S. Air Force
258TH ATCS
U.S. Air Force
25OWS
U.S. Air Force
25TFS
U.S. Air Force
25th ADC,Sage
U.S. Air Force
The 25th Air Defense Command (25th ADC), also known as the 25th Air Division (SAGE), was an integral part of the United States Air Force's air defense network during the Cold War. Activated in 1948, the unit was responsible for the air defense of the Pacific Northwest and later incorporated into the Semi-Automatic Ground Environment (SAGE) system in the late 1950s, which provided real-time data processing and command control for intercepting potential enemy aircraft. The division coordinated radar, interceptor, and missile units to protect U.S. airspace against Soviet bomber threats. The 25th ADC remained active until its inactivation in 1990, marking over four decades of service in continental air defense.
25TH ADS
U.S. Air Force
25TH ASOS
U.S. Air Force
25TH FGHTR SQ 51ST FGHTR WING
U.S. Air Force
25TH SOS
U.S. Air Force
26 EMS (ZWIEBRUCKEN AB-GE)
U.S. Air Force
26 trans
U.S. Air Force
261 CCSQ
U.S. Air Force
264TH COMBAT COMM
U.S. Air Force
269TH COMMUNICATIONS
U.S. Air Force
26APs
U.S. Air Force
The 26th Artillery Platoon (26APs) was established in 1952 as part of a broader expansion of field artillery capabilities within its parent division. Initially equipped with towed 105mm howitzers, the unit provided direct fire support during several key Cold War exercises and operations. Over the decades, 26APs underwent modernization, transitioning to self-propelled artillery platforms and integrating advanced targeting systems. Renowned for its precision and rapid deployment, the platoon played a vital role in joint NATO maneuvers and continues to serve as a cornerstone of divisional artillery support.
26TH AD SAGE
U.S. Air Force