List of United States Air Force weather reconnaissance squadrons

This is a List of United States weather reconnaissance squadrons- USAAF -USAF.

SquadronInsigniaLocationNicknameAircraft FlownNote
Weather Reconnaissance Squadron (Provisional)RAF St Eval, RAF Bovingdon8 September 1943 - 28 March 1944 (discontinued and split into two squadrons)
Army Air Forces Weather Reconnaissance Squadron (Test) Number 1
Patterson Field, Truax Field, Presque Isle Army Air FieldA-28, B-2512 August 1942 - 6 December 1943 (Redesignated 30th WRS)
1st Weather Reconnaissance Squadron, Air Route, Medium
Presque Isle Army Air Field, Grenier FieldB-17, B-2521 August 1944 - 21 December 1945 (was 30 WRS, Inactivated)
1st Weather Reconnaissance Squadron (Special)Fairfield-Suisun AFBWB-291 June 1948 - 1 October 1948 (Redesignated the 2078th Air WRS)
2d Weather Reconnaissance Squadron, Air Route (Medium)Key Field, Gushkara, IndiaB-251 February 1944 - 28 December 1945 (Inactivated)
3d Weather Reconnaissance Squadron, Air Route (Medium) (later 3d Reconnaissance Squadron, Weather, Heavy)Presque Isle Army Air Field, Grenier FieldRB-17, TB-1731 August 1944 - 15 June 1945 (Redesignated 53d Recon Sq, Long Range, Weather)
3.4.4 Weather Reconnaissance Squadron, ProvisionalTinker AFB5 July 1950 - 1 June 1951 (part of Joint Task Group 3.4)
8th Weather Reconnaissance Squadron (Heavy) (Provisional)RAF Bovingdon, RAF Watton28 March 1944 - 9 August 1944 (discontinued)
8th Weather Reconnaissance Squadron (Light) (Provisional)RAF Bovingdon, RAF Watton28 March 1944 - 9 August 1944 (discontinued)
30th Weather Reconnaissance Squadron, Air Route, Medium
Presque Isle Army Air FieldB-17, B-251944 - Redesignated 1st WRS
53d Weather Reconnaissance Squadron
Keesler AFB"Hurricane Hunters"WC-13015 June 1945 - (was 3d WRS, earlier 53d Reconnaissance Sq, Wx and 53d Strategic Reconnaissance Sq, Wx)
654th Weather Reconnaissance SquadronAndersen AFB"Typhoon Chasers"Mosquito Mk XII, WB-29, WB-50, WB-47, WC-1301944-1945; redesignated 4 September 1945 - 30 September 1987 (Inactivated Previously 654th Bomb Sq, H (Recon, Spl), 54th Reconnaissance Sq, Wx, 54th Strategic Reconnaissance Sq, Wx)
655th Weather Reconnaissance SquadronHarmon Field, Buckley Field, Langley Field, Morrison Field, Fairfield-Suisun AFB, McClellan AFBB-24 1944/1945, B-29 1945-1947 HC-1301944-1945; redrsignated 16 June 1945 - 1 October 1993 (Previously 655th Bomb Sq, Recon 55th Reconnaissance Sq, Wx, 55th Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron, Wx. Redesignated 55th Space Weather Sq (inactive))
56th Weather Reconnaissance SquadronGrenier FieldRB-57, WC-13521 February 1951 - 15 January 1972 (Previously 358th Ftr Sq, 56th Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron, Wx Inactivated, 1972; Reactivated as the 358th TFS later that year)
57th Weather Reconnaissance SquadronHickam AFBWB-57Previously 399th Ftr Sq Inactivated, 1969
58th Weather Reconnaissance SquadronEielson AFB, Kirtland AFB"Pole Vaulters"B-29/RB-29/WB-29, WB-507 July 1945 - 30 June 1974 (Previously 400th Ftr Sq, 58th Reconnaissance Squadron, Wx, 58th Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron, Wx)
59th Weather Reconnaissance SquadronMacDill Field, Castle Field, Fairfield-Suisun Army Air Field, Ladd Field, Kindley AFB, Goodfellow AFB"Hurricane Hunters"WB-501 August 1945 - 8 May 1964 (Previously 59th Reconnaissance Sq, Wx 59th Weather Reconnaissance Flight 8 May 1955 - 1 April 1956)
154th Weather Reconnaissance Squadron
Oran, AlgeriaDucimus "We Lead"P-3812 May 1944 - 4 September 1945 (Previously 154th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron, Redesignated 63d Recce Sq, Wx, Allotted to the National Guard as 154th Ftr Sq)
815th Weather Reconnaissance Squadron
Keesler AFB"Storm Trackers"WC-1301 January 1976 - 31 December 1987 (was 815th Tactical Airlift Squadron, redesignated 815th Tactical Airlift Squadron)
2078th Air Weather Reconnaissance Squadron, SpecialFairfield-Suisun AFB, Tinker AFBWB-291 October 1948 - 20 March 1950 (Previously 1st Weather Reconnaissance Squadron, Special, Discontinued)
2079th Reconnaissance Squadron (Provisional)Yokota AB, Japan1 July 1949 - 1 December 1949 (discontinued)

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