Current Organization
FAB is organized into nine air bases located at La Paz, Cochabamba, Santa Cruz, Puerto Suárez, Tarija, Villamontes, Cobija, Riberalta, and Roboré.
Major commands included the following:
- General Command Systems Department in La Paz, equipped with sophisticated computers. In March 1989, FAB took a major step toward modernizing its force by inaugurating the
- Group of Security and Defense of Air Installations (Grupo de Seguridad y Defensa de Instalaciones Aéreas—GSDIA); and GADA-91, GADA-92, GADA-93 and GADA-94.
- Four air brigades with thirteen subordinate air groups.
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- First Air Brigade (El Alto):
- Fighter Group 31 "G.J.Market": Fighter squadron 311, Executive squadron 310
- Transport air group 71 "Gen.W.A.Rojas" (Military airlift TAM):Air squadron 710, Air squadron 711, Air squadron 712
- Aerophotogrammetry National Service (NSS)
- Transporte Aereo Boliviano-TAB
- Task Force "Black Devils"
- Group air defence artillery GADA-91
- First Air Brigade (El Alto):
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- Second Air Brigade (Cochabamba):
- Fighter Group 34 "P.R.Cuevas": Aerotactico squadron 340, Link training squadron 341
- Group air search and rescue 51: Helicopter Squadron 511
- Group air defence artillery GADA-92
- Third Air Brigade (Santa Cruz):
- Hunting air group 32 "B.B.Rioja": squdron 321,squadron 320,squadron 327 (maintenance)
- COLMILAV Training squadrons: primary squadron,basic squadron,squadron "NN" (prob.navigation)
- Air group air reconnaissance and exploration 82(air base Puerto Suarez): 831 squadron
- Air group 61 "Gen.L.G.Pereiera (air base Puerto Suarez): squadron 610
- Task force "Red Devils" (air base The Trompillo-Robore)
- Group air defence artillery GADA-93
- Fourth Air Brigade:
- Group air reconnaissance and exploration 82 "Cap.A.V.Peralta" (air base Tarija): squadron 821
- Air Group 63 "Tcnl.E.L.Rivera" (air base Villamontes): squadron 630
- Group air defence artillery GADA-94
- Second Air Brigade (Cochabamba):
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