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Established 27 January 1947 (as 181st Fighter Squadron); operates: C-130H HerculesThe 136 AW will upgrade to the C-130J in 2023.Stationed at: Carswell Field, Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth.Gained by: Air Mobility CommandThe 136th AW mission is tactical airlift. The aircraft is capable of operating from rough, dirt strips and is the prime transport for air dropping troops and equipment into hostile areas.[2]
Established 29 June 1923 (as 111th Observation Squadron); operates: MQ-9 ReaperStationed at: Ellington Field Joint Reserve Base, HoustonGained by: Air Combat CommandThe 147th Attack Wing provides flies combat support missions 24/7 via advanced satellite communications thus providing surveillance, reconnaissance, and air support for US and Allied forces. In conducting combat support sorties, the 147 ATKW provides theater and national-level leadership with critical real-time Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance and air-to-ground munitions and strike capability. A collocated Air Support Operations Squadron provides terminal control for weapons employment in a close air support scenario integrating combat air and ground operations.[3]
Support Unit Functions and Capabilities:
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The Texas Air National Guard consists of the following major units:Established 27 January 1947 (as 181st Fighter Squadron); operates: C-130H HerculesThe 136 AW will upgrade to the C-130J in 2023.Stationed at: Carswell Field, Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth.Gained by: Air Mobility CommandThe 136th AW mission is tactical airlift. The aircraft is capable of operating from rough, dirt strips and is the prime transport for air dropping troops and equipment into hostile areas.[2]
Established 29 June 1923 (as 111th Observation Squadron); operates: MQ-9 ReaperStationed at: Ellington Field Joint Reserve Base, HoustonGained by: Air Combat CommandThe 147th Attack Wing provides flies combat support missions 24/7 via advanced satellite communications thus providing surveillance, reconnaissance, and air support for US and Allied forces. In conducting combat support sorties, the 147 ATKW provides theater and national-level leadership with critical real-time Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance and air-to-ground munitions and strike capability. A collocated Air Support Operations Squadron provides terminal control for weapons employment in a close air support scenario integrating combat air and ground operations.[3]
- An MQ-9 Reaper of the 147th Attack Wing149th Fighter Wing
Support Unit Functions and Capabilities:
- Texas Air National Guard Headquarters
- Air Component Command - TXSG
- 254th Combat Communications Group
- 204th Security Forces Squadron
- 217th Training Squadron (Inactivated)
- 221st Combat Communications Squadron
- 273d Information Operations Squadron