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European Air Materiel Command

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over the IX AFSC in October 1943 and brought with him members of his former staff. From the Tactical Air Depot Area came additional officers and men to round out a headquarters staff rich in experience. On 5 May, Brig. Gen. Myron R. Wood succeeded General Miller as commander of the IX AFSC. In mid-November, the service command headquarters moved into newly constructed quarters across from the Ascot race course, adjacent to the Ninth Air Force headquarters at Sunninghill Park.
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the experience of VIII AFSC, in October it set up a base air depot area (BADA) and an advanced air depot area (AADA) which were areas in terms of function rather than geography. The base air depot area was intended primarily for supply and aircraft assembly functions. For a time, BADA was located at Constitution Hill,
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opposite number than any of the other Ninth Air Force commands. A number of officers and enlisted men had been brought to England from Egypt, but most of the key members of the headquarters came from the Eighth Air Force. General Miller, for most of the past year the commander of the VIII AFSC, took
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was Detachment A, 42d Air Repair Squadron. Minor EAMC facilities were located at Bad Wiesse, Wolfgang, Munich, Bruck, Oberwiesenfeld and Bremerhaven. EAMC also controlled ammunition depots at Landesberg, Roth and Zepplenheim. EAMC remained assigned to USAFE until it was inactivated on 15 September
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The projected size of the Ninth Air Force and the scope of its operations clearly required a large and mobile service command. The service command, in turn, recognized early that its own size and wide-flung operations made decentralization of its organization desirable. Accordingly, borrowing from
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assumed command, and established the IX Air Service Command, which joined the IX Bomber Command and the IX Fighter Command as the major subordinate headquarters. IX Air Service Command was changed to IX Air Force Service Command (IX AFSC) by an unnumbered Ninth Air Force Memorandum of 29 January
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In 1945 IX Air Force Service Command was reassigned from Ninth Air Force to USSTAF (about the date IX ASC moved to Erlangen). On 7 October 1946, IX AFSC was redesignated European Air Materiel Command. This command administered
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with the mission of transporting cargo and personnel between IX Air Force airfields in the UK. The 31st TG consisted of the 87th, 313th and 314th Transport Squadrons.
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Army Air Forces Stations: A Guide to the Stations Where U.S. Army Air Forces Personnel Served in the United Kingdom During World War II
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VIII Tactical Air Service Area Command (later Ninth Air Force Advanced Depot Area Command), 16 October 1943 – c. 28 January 1944
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was established in Egypt to replace the U.S. Army Middle East Air Force. Major General
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Tactical Air Depot Area (later I Tactical Air Depot Area), c. October 1943 – unknown
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10th Air Depot Group (later 10th Air Depot), 30 December 1945 – 15 September 1947
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Continental Air Depot Area (Provisional) , 10 December 1944 – c. 30 April 1945
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was used by the 3rd Tactical Air Depot of IX Air Service Command, repairing
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42d Air Depot Group (later 42d Air Depot), 31 December 1945 – 5 June 1947
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IX Air Force Base Air Depot Area, 12 November 1943 – c. 5 June 1945
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IX Air Force Service Command was more clearly patterned after its
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Montdidier Air Ammunition Depot, 15 June 1946 – 20 September 1946
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1st Advanced Air Depot Area Command, c. 16 December 1943 – 1945
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2d Advanced Air Depot Area Command, c. 16 December 1943 – 1945
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Unit Decorations, Awards and Campaign Participation Credits
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Support organization of the U.S. Army Air Forces in Europe
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Ninth Air Force Base Depot, 5 June 1945 – September 1945
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Air Disarmament Division, 10 January 1945 – 1 March 1946
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RAF Bushy Park (Station 586), England, 16 October 1943
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Temporary hangars at an advanced air depot in France
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Index



United States Army Air Forces
United States Air Forces Europe
European Theater of Operations
Transport
Douglas C-47 Skytrain
United States Army Air Forces
Ninth Air Force
Lewis H. Brereton
Eighth Air Force
Sudbury
RAF Grove
A-20 Havocs
P-61 Black Widows
31st Transport Group
C-47 Skytrains
United States Air Forces in Europe
Erlangen Air Depot
Erding Air Depot
Oberpfaffenhofen Air Depot
Industriehafen Air Depot
Third Air Force
Air Service Command
Ninth Air Force
Twelfth Air Force
United States Strategic Air Forces
302d Transport Wing
31st Transport Group
32nd Service Group

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