walker afb造句

• In 1966 the Air Force announced that Walker AFB would close.
• Walker AFB was officially closed on 30 June 1967.
• It was last assigned to the 6th Strategic Aerospace Wing, stationed at Walker AFB, New Mexico
• Walker AFB was named after General Kenneth Newton Walker, a native of Los Cerrillos, New Mexico.
• The aircraft had been preparing to land at Walker AFB, New Mexico, when it was lost.
• In April 1962, a completed liquid oxygen plant built at Walker AFB was turned over to the Air Force.
• A temporary radar site ( L-46 ) was activated at Walker AFB in 1950 to protect the approaches.
• At Walker AFB, the wing was bestowed the history and honors of the USAAF's 6th Bombardment Group in 1952.
• The 6th Air Refueling Squadron, flying early-model KC-135A aircraft, was assigned to Walker AFB from 3 January 1958.
• Early in 1965, a second KC-135 squadron was transferred to Walker AFB when Schilling Air Force Base, Kansas, began its inactivation process.
• With the announcement of Walker AFB's closure, the 310th Air Refueling Squadron moved to Plattsburgh Air Force Base, New York on 25 January 1967.
• The 509th and 43d Air Refueling Squadrons ( Walker AFB, NM and Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ respectively ) were created in 1948 to operate the KB-29M tankers.
• In 1960, it was moved to Walker AFB, New Mexico when it was transferred to the new Albuquerque Air Defense Sector, its new mission being the air defense of the desert Southwest along the border with Mexico.
• In January 1951, the group was activated as the operational component of the new "'6th Bombardment Wing "'at Walker AFB, New Mexico as part of Strategic Air Command's Fifteenth Air Force.
• While Walker AFB closed, the inactivation of the wing never happened as the 6th transferred to Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska, without equipment and personnel on 25 March 1967 to become the "'6th Strategic Wing " '.
• The official version of the crash stated that the B-29 was on a routine " navigation training flight . " The Air Force said the B-29 had taken off from Walker AFB and had landed at Kirtland AFB to " refuel ."
• In 1966, an order of battle for the force showed units spread across most of the United States, from the 6th Strategic Aerospace Wing at Walker AFB, New Mexico, to the 11th Strategic Aerospace Wing at Altus AFB, Oklahoma, to the 97th Bombardment Wing at Blytheville AFB, Arkansas.
• ;26 June : A USAF Boeing KC-97 of the 509th Air Refueling Squadron, 509th Bomb Wing, crashes shortly after an 1850 hrs . take off from Walker AFB, New Mexico, coming down in an open field 10 miles S of the base near Roswell, killing all eleven crew.
• The 2d Bombardment Wing at Chatham AFB, Georgia also received B-50As; the 93d Bombardment Wing at Castle AFB, California and the 509th Bombardment Wing at Walker AFB, New Mexico received B-50Ds in 1949 . The fifth and last SAC wing to receive B-50Ds was the 97th Bombardment Wing at Biggs AFB, Texas in December 1950.
• *1957  Boeing KC-97G-27-BO Stratotanker, 52-2711, c / n 16742, of the 509th Bomb Wing, out of Walker AFB, New Mexico, crashes 35 miles north of Flagstaff, Arizona, while on nine-hour low-level survey flight to determine minimum altitude restrictions for B-47 training routes.