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On 14 March 1942, the air echelon of 14th
Bombardment Squadron was detached from the 19th Bombardment Group and ceased operations, with men and equipment transferred to other units. The 14th Bombardment Squadron continued as an active unit, but was not manned or equipped, and was inactivated on 2
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by
December 1937, conducting summer training at Kelly Field, Texas. Clay, p. 1382. RAI units were units that were constituted in the regular army. Although they were not activated, they were organized with reserve personnel during the 1920s and 1930s. Even though they had reserve personnel
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7th
Bombardment Group, 2 December 1941 – 2 April 1946 (attached to 19th Bombardment Group, 2-c. 24 December 1941, air echelon attached to 19th Bombardment Group, c. 24 December 1941 – c. 14 March 14; ground echelon attached as infantry to the 5th Interceptor Command, c. 24 December 1941 – May
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had been selected for transfer to the
Philippines; however, the need for B-17 bombers there was so urgent that a provisional group already in Hawaii was dispatched to Manila by way of Australia in September. Under the command of Major
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676:, Australia, c. 24 December 24–c. 30 December 30, 1941; Singosari Airport, Java, Netherlands East Indies, 30 December 1941–c. 1 March 1942; Essendon Airport, Australia, c. 4 March – c. 14 March 1942)
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The 19th Group flew missions from
Singosari Airfield, attacking enemy aircraft, ground installations, warships and transports during the later stages of the Battle of the Philippines and the
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336:, New York although the squadron remained at Bolling. The two squadrons were consolidated into a single unit in June 1935 and the consolidated unit was inactivated in September 1936.
439:, thought to be a battleship. Captain Kelly was killed when his B-17 was shot down by Japanese fighters as he was returning to Clark Field, and was posthumously awarded the
400:. Successful completion of this flight proved that the Philippines could be reinforced by air. For achievement in this flight, the airmen of this squadron were awarded the
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229:(1942) before being reassigned to other units. The squadron was never remanned or equipped. It was carried as an active unit until 2 April 1946.
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450:, Australia on 24 December 1941, while the ground echelon stayed to fight at Clark Field, as infantry in the Philippines as part of the
213:, much of its aircraft being destroyed in combat against the Japanese. The survivors of the ground echelon fought as infantry during
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485:. The air echelon of 14th Bombardment Squadron ceased operating from Singosari, Java on 1 March 1942, and began moving to
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units. Because they had no regular personnel they were still considered inactive in the regular army. Clay, p. vi.
493:, Melbourne on 4 March 1942, the air echelon of 14th Bombardment Squadron began operating from Essendon, Australia.
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on the ground, which were destroyed. Sixteen B-17s of the squadron had moved to
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aircraft until it was demobilized in November 1918 following the end of
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and thence to Clark Field. They maintained radio silence over the
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transport of the squadron participated as the receiving aircraft (
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1109:(reprint ed.). Washington, DC: Office of Air Force History.
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458:. Orders were soon received from Far East Air Force to move to
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The squadron was a Regular Army Inactive (RAI) unit in the
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Rockwell Field, California, 9 May 1917 – 23 November 1918
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on 26 June 1917. Today it is the 19th Fighter Squadron.
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9th Bombardment Group, 1 March 1935 – 1 September 1936
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bombers, but by 1941 had begun to receive early model
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404:.. In December, the squadron was assigned to the
310:. It operated a variety of aircraft at Bolling. A
225:. The remainder of the air echelon fought in the
1806:Military units and formations established in 1917
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876:Another 14th Aero Squadron had been activated at
446:The air echelon of the squadron was evacuated to
217:and after their surrender, were subjected to the
859:within a border of sixteen segments alternating
686:Curtiss JN-4, Curtiss JN-6, and Thomas-Morse S-4
1142:Combat Squadrons of the Air Force, World War II
1078:Matloff, Maurice; Snell, Edwin M. (1953–1959).
658:Hickam Field, Hawaii Territory, 1 February 1940
298:, District of Columbia on 1 April 1928 as the
262:. It operated as a flying training unit with
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626:Office of Chief of Air Corps, 1 April 1928
376:and 11th Bombardment Groups, pioneered an
851:Approved 10 May 1933. Description: On a
423:and were spared being destroyed. Captain
911:Clay indicates the squadron deployed tp
539:Reconstituted and consolidated with the
57:of all important aspects of the article.
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638:11th Bombardment Group, 1 February 1940
596:Air Corps Detachment, Bolling Field, DC
300:Air Corps Detachment, Bolling Field, DC
1103:Air Force Combat Units of World War II
855:the dome of the United States Capitol
800:Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress, 1941–1942
306:until 1933, when it was reassigned to
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170:Philippine Presidential Unit Citation
7:
1025:Air Force Historical Research Agency
344:The squadron was activated again at
915:on 6 December 1941. Clay, p. 1382.
589:Air Corps Detachment, Bolling Field
302:. It was assigned directly to the
211:Battle of the Philippines (1941–42)
25:
1034:US Army Order of Battle 1919-1941
807:and Consolidated LB-30, 1941–1942
246:was organized in May 1917 as the
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1019: This article incorporates
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665:, Philippines, 16 September 1941
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181:14th Bombardment Squadron emblem
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1646:8th Photographic Reconnaissance
818:List of American Aero Squadrons
778:, Douglas BT-2, and apparently
548:Inactivated on 1 September 1936
534:Demobilized on 23 November 1918
427:, of the squadron attacked the
290:being refueled by a Douglas C-1
45:may be too short to adequately
1267:USAAF in the Southwest Pacific
221:, although some did escape to
55:provide an accessible overview
1:
1703:United States Army Air Forces
1318:5th Interceptor (Provisional)
1139:Maurer, Maurer, ed. (1982) .
1100:Maurer, Maurer, ed. (1983) .
988:Matloff & Snell 1953–1959
594:Organized on 1 April 1928 as
358:Boeing B-17 Flying Fortresses
242:The first predecessor of the
209:. The squadron fought in the
207:United States Army Air Forces
797:Douglas B-18 Bolo, 1940–1941
562:Activated on 1 February 1940
557:(Medium) on 22 December 1939
513:1st Aviation School Squadron
475:Distinguished Unit Citations
466:, Java on 30 December 1941.
304:Office of Chief of Air Corps
248:1st Aviation School Squadron
805:Consolidated B-24 Liberator
794:during the period 1928–1936
584:Disbanded on 19 August 1949
579:Inactivated on 2 April 1946
569:(Heavy) on 20 November 1940
441:Distinguished Service Cross
166:Distinguished Unit Citation
1827:
611:Squadron A, Rockwell Field
529:Squadron A, Rockwell Field
489:, Australia. Arriving at
471:Dutch East Indies campaign
402:Distinguished Flying Cross
260:Squadron A, Rockwell Field
227:Dutch East Indies campaign
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157:Battle of the Philippines
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776:Consolidated PT-1 Trusty
734:, Lockheed Y1C-17 Vega,
398:Japanese mandate islands
750:, Curtiss O-11 Falcon,
456:5th Interceptor Command
136:United States Air Force
1021:public domain material
772:Boeing P-26 Peashooter
740:Lockheed Y1C-23 Altair
576:, Heavy c. August 1943
421:San Marcelino Airfield
365:19th Bombardment Group
350:11th Bombardment Group
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774:, Curtiss AT-5 Hawk,
736:Northrop Y1C-19 Alpha
730:, Ford C-9 Trimotor,
454:under the command of
413:Curtiss P-40 Warhawks
406:7th Bombardment Group
330:9th Bombardment Group
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788:Douglas C-29 Dolphin
732:Lockheed Y1C-12 Vega
370:Emmett O'Donnell Jr.
328:and assigned to the
266:, Curtiss JN-6, and
1620:421st Night Fighter
1615:418th Night Fighter
1567:375th Troop Carrier
1562:374th Troop Carrier
1557:317th Troop Carrier
1541:71st Reconnaissance
1349:91st Reconnaissance
752:Curtiss O-13 Falcon
744:Curtiss C-30 Condor
477:for actions in the
352:. It trained with
99:1917–1918; 19281946
1682:66th Troop Carrier
1677:65th Troop Carrier
1667:21st Troop Carrier
1625:547th Intelligence
1572:433d Troop Carrier
1536:6th Reconnaissance
1334:54th Troop Carrier
1262:USAAF in Australia
1186:14th Bomb Squadron
913:Del Monte Airfield
882:19th Aero Squadron
792:Thomas-Morse YO-20
716:Curtiss A-3 Falcon
690:Curtiss O-1 Falcon
674:Batchelor Airfield
623:Unknown, 1917–1918
609:Consolidated with
522:14th Aero Squadron
479:Philippine Islands
464:Singosari Airfield
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219:Bataan Death March
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1443:312th Bombardment
1364:310th Bombardment
1359:309th Bombardment
1354:308th Bombardment
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895:Eighth Corps Area
839:Explanatory notes
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1592:Bombardment
1490:8th Fighter
1396:Bombardment
1130:17 December
965:, pp. 76-77
878:Kelly Field
784:Martin B-10
780:Boeing YB-9
768:Boeing P-12
764:Boeing PW-9
720:Douglas C-1
708:, 1931–1935
696:Douglas O-2
618:Assignments
386:Wake Island
382:Clark Field
312:Fokker C-2A
272:World War I
238:World War I
162:Decorations
150:Engagements
145:Bombardment
1800:Categories
1775:Fourteenth
1770:Thirteenth
1069:7 November
1056:2010022326
829:References
1785:Twentieth
1780:Fifteenth
1585:Squadrons
1313:V Fighter
1248:Airfields
1064:637712205
923:Citations
803:Probably
487:Melbourne
223:Australia
47:summarize
1760:Eleventh
1308:V Bomber
1301:Commands
1164:70605402
1125:61060979
1093:53061477
999:Maurer,
974:Maurer,
961:Maurer,
812:See also
724:Ford C-4
681:Aircraft
670:Mindanao
647:Stations
436:Ashigara
244:squadron
203:squadron
176:Insignia
1765:Twelfth
1740:Seventh
1483:Fighter
1255:Pacific
1003:, p. 67
978:, p. 53
501:Lineage
233:History
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106:Country
1745:Eighth
1725:Fourth
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1755:Tenth
1750:Ninth
1735:Sixth
1730:Fifth
1720:Third
1710:First
1327:Wings
1294:Units
1227:USAAF
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1150:ISBN
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