559th Flying Training Squadron - Bases Stationed

Bases Stationed

  • McChord Field, Washington (1941–1942)
  • Esler Field, Louisiana (1942)
    • Operated From: Stockton, California (24 May-24 June 1942)
  • Deversoir, Egypt (1942)
  • LG 88, Egypt (1942)
  • El Magrun LG, Libya (1942)
  • Gambut, Libya (1942–1943)
  • Tmed El Chel, Libya (1943)
  • Berteaux Airfield, Algeria (1943)
  • Canrobert Airfield, Algeria (1943)
  • Thibar, Tunisia (1943)
  • Hergla Airfield, Tunisia (1943)
  • Ponte Olivo Airfield, Sicily (1943)
  • Gerbini Airfield, Sicily (1943)
  • Foggia, Italy (1943–1944)
  • Gaudo Airfield, Italy (1944)
  • Tezgaon, India (1944)
  • Madhaiganj Airfield, India (1944, 1945)
  • Fenny, India (1944–1945)
    • Operated From: Meiktila, Burma (21–29 April 1945)
  • Karachi, India (1945)
  • Ft. Lawton, Washington (1946)
  • Langley Field, Virginia (1947–1948)
  • Turner Air Force Base, Georgia (1950)
  • Bergstrom Air Force Base, Texas (1950–1958)
    • Deployed: RAF Manston, England (18 July-30 November 1951)
    • Deployed: Chitose Air Base, Japan (15 May-10 August 1953)
    • Deployed: Misawa Air Base, Japan (12 May-11 August 1954)
  • MacDill Air Force Base, Florida (1962–1965)
    • Deployed: Naha Air Base, Okinawa (12 June-7 September 1965)
  • Cam Ranh Air Base, South Vietnam (1965–1970)
  • Randolph Air Force Base, Texas (1972 – Preset)

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