149th Combat Communications Squadron

149th Combat Communications Squadron
149th Combat Communications Squadron emblem
Active	1946 – present
Country	United States
Branch	United States Air Force
Type	Combat Communications
Role	Combat Support
Part of	Air National Guard/162d Combat Communications Group
Garrison/HQ	North Highlands ANGS, California
Decorations	Global War on Terrorism-Service medal Kosovo Service Medal[1]

The United States Air Force's 149th Combat Communications Squadron (149th CBCS) is an Air National Guard combat communications unit located at North Highlands Air National Guard Station, California.

History

The 149th CBCS deployed five IC4Us to support Hurricane Katrina's recovery effort. The task force was based at Belle Chasse Naval Air Station, Louisiana supporting Task Force Pelican—which includes three sub-task forces delivering a balanced mix of engineer, aviation, logistical, communication, security, and evacuation support to New Orleans' disaster stricken residents.^[2]

Assignments

Major Command/Gaining Command

• Air National Guard/Air Combat Command (1992–present)
• Air National Guard/Tactical Air Command (???–1992)
• Air National Guard/Air Defense Command (???–1992)

Wing/Group

• 162d Combat Communications Group (195?–Present)
• 162d Tactical Control Group (???)

Previous designations

• 149th Combat Communications Squadron (???–Present)
• 149th Aircraft Control and Warning Flight (1 February 1953–???)
• 149th Aircraft Control and Warning Squadron (24 May 1946 – 1 February 1953)

Bases stationed

• North Highlands ANGS, California (???–present)
• Del Paso ANGB, Texas (???–???)
• Ellington AFB, Texas (15 May 1951 – 1 February 1953)

See also

• 162d Combat Communications Group – parent unit to the 149th CBCS

References

External links

• California Air National Guard: "149th Combat Communications Squadron"

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