The 308th Bombardment Wing is an inactive United States Air Force unit. Its last assignment was with Far East Air Forces at Nagoya, Japan, where it was inactivated on 30 June 1948.. The wing served in combat with Fifth Air Force from February 1944 to August 1945, operating as a task force with various groups and squadrons that were attached for brief periods.

The 308th Bombardment Wing (Medium) was deployed at Hunter Air Force Base, Georgia in the mid-1950s, operating the B-47 bomber. On June 22, 1960, the Air Force announced plans to establish 18 Titan II launch sites at the 5-year-old SAC bomber base located at Little Rock.

The 308th Bombardment Wing (Medium) was deployed at Hunter Air Force Base, Georgia in the mid-1950s, operating the B-47 bomber. The Air Force Directorate of Installations recorded accelerated tests for “tar-rubber” runway and airfield pavement at Hunter Air Force Base in early 1952, in hopes of developing a pavement less costly than concrete.

Lineage. Established as 308 Bombardment Wing, Medium, on 4 Oct 1951. Activated on 10 Oct 1951. Inactivated 25 Jun 1961. Redesignated 308 Strategic Missile Wing (ICBM-Titan), and activated, on 29 Nov

308 bombardment wing received orders to reorganize from b-29 to b-47 medium jet bombardment aircraft; last b-29 aircraft departed wing on 30 sep 53. mission of wing restated by 2 air force: to conduct strategic bombardment operations on global scale, either independently or in cooperation with land and sea forces. dnotes

308th Strategic Missile Wing At Little Rock AFB, Arkansas - Lineage - 308th Bombardment Group (Heavy), 15 April 1942 to 6 January 1946, 308th Reconnaissance Group (weather), 17 October 1946 to 5 January 1951, 308th Bombardment Group (Medium), 10 October 1951 to 16 June 1952, 308th Bombardment Wing, Medium16 June 1952 to 25 June 1961, 308th ...

2011年7月24日 · The 308th Bombardment Wing (Medium) was deployed at Hunter Air Force Base, Georgia in the mid-1950s, operating the B-47 bomber. The Air Force Directorate of Installations recorded accelerated...

Redesignated 308th Bombardment Group (Medium). Activated on 10 Oct 1951. Assigned to Strategic Air Command and equipped with B-29 aircraft. Inactivated on 16 Jun 1952.

The 308 SMW adopted the motto of its predecessor, the 308th Bombardment Wing (Medium). It was first used by General James E. Oglethorpe, a general in King George III's army, and the founding

Constituted as 308th Bombardment Wing (Heavy) on 20 Jan 1944. Activated in New Guinea on 1 Feb 1944. Served in combat with Fifth AF from Feb 1944 to Aug 1945, operating with various groups that were attached for brief periods. Moved to Korea late in 1945 and, as a component of Far East Air Forces, became part of the occupation force.