37th Bomb Squadron - Bases Stationed

Bases Stationed

Camp Kelly, Texas, 13 Jun-11 Aug 1917
Étampes, France, 18 Sep 1917
Issoudun, France, 23 Sep 1917
Bordeaux, France, c. 6 Jan-c. 18 Mar 1919
Mitchel Field, New York, c. 5-15 Apr 1919
Langley Field, Virginia, 1 Sep 1933-31 Jan 1938
Barksdale Field, Louisiana, 1 Feb 1940
Lowry Field, Colorado, 10 Jul 1940
Pendleton Field, Oregon, 29 Jun 1941
Lexington County Airport, South Carolina, 16 Feb 1942
Barksdale Field, Louisiana, 24 Jun-18 Nov 1942
Telergma Airfield, Algeria, 21 Dec 1942
Sedrata Airfield, Algeria, c. 13 May 1943
Djedeida Airfield, Tunisia, c. 25 Jun 1943

Villacidro Airfield, Sardinia, c. 5 Dec 1943
Poretta Airfield, Corsica, 21 Sep 1944
Dijon Airfield (Y-9), France, 20 Nov 1944
Linz Airport, Austria, c. 16 Jun 1945
Horsching, Austria, (Ground echelon), 6 Jul 1945
Clastres Airfield, France, c. 3 Oct-c. 17 Nov 1945
Camp Myles Standish, Massachusetts, 25-26 Nov 1945
Langley Field (later, AFB), Virginia, 19 May 1947-10 Sep 1948
Pusan-East AB (K-9), South Korea, 10 May 1952
Miho AB, Japan, c. 9 Oct 1954-c. 19 Mar 1955
Hurlburt Field, Florida, 1 Apr 1955
RAF Alconbury, England, 11 May 1958
Hurlburt Field, Florida, 12 May-25 Jun 1958
Ellsworth AFB, South Dakota, 1 Jul 1977-1 Oct 1982; 1 Jan 1987–present)

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