Stations
- RAF Sunninghill, England, 5 December 1943
- RAF Grove England, unkn-c. 8 September 1944
- RAF Cranford, England, c. 8 September 1944
- Paris, France, 15 November 1944
- RAF Grove, England, c. 1 October – 9 December 1945
- Marietta AAB (later, AFB), Georgia, 20 December 1946 – 27 June 1949.
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