132nd Fighter Bomber Wing (Iowa Air National Guard)
- Ordered to active duty on: 1 April 1951.
- At: Dow AFB, ME.
- Assigned to: Strategic Air Command, Eighth Air Force.
- Equipment: F-51s.
- Transferred to: Tactical Air Command on 15 November 1951.
The 132nd Fighter - Bomber Wing was composed of the 124th Fighter Squadron from the Iowa ANG, the 173rd Fighter Squadron from the Nebraska ANG and the 174th Fighter Bomber Squadron from the Iowa ANG
Read more about this topic: List Of ANG Wings Assigned To Strategic Air Command
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