In the United States Air Force, combat operations squadrons are responsible for monitoring, upholding, and, if necessary, modifying the air tasking order. These squadrons generally require a large amount of intelligence on the status of the battlefield.[1]
| Combat Operations Squadrons | |||||
| Squadron | Shield | Location | Augmented AOC | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 601st Combat Operations Squadron | |||||
| 607th Combat Operations Squadron | Osan AB, Korea | Inactivated in 2008 | |||
| 608th Combat Operations Squadron | Barksdale AFB | Inactivated in 2008 | |||
| 609th Combat Operations Squadron | |||||
| 612th Combat Operations Squadron | Davis-Monthan AFB | ||||
| 701st Combat Operations Squadron | March ARB | Assigned to HTACC/607th Air and Space Operations Center | |||
| 710th Combat Operations Squadron | Langley AFB | Assigned to | |||
| 713th Combat Operations Squadron | Beale AFB | Assigned to 613th Air and Space Operations Center | |||
| 820th Combat Operations Squadron | Moody AFB | Not AOC augmentees | |||
See also
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References
- ^ "Combat Operations Division (COD)". U.S. Air Forces Central. Retrieved 13 September 2023.
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