Assigned Units
The 4th Operations Group (Tail Code: SJ) consists of the following squadrons:
- 333d Fighter Squadron "Lancers" F-15E (Red tail stripe)
- Activated on 8 December 1957. F-15E training squadron
- 334th Fighter Squadron "Fighting Eagles" F-15E (Blue tail stripe)
- Established 22 August 1942, formerly No. 71 Squadron RAF. F-15E training squadron
- 335th Fighter Squadron "Chiefs" F-15E (Green tail stripe)
- Established 22 August 1942, formerly No. 121 Squadron RAF, F-15E operational squadron
- 336th Fighter Squadron "Rocketeers" F-15E (Yellow tail stripe)
- Established 22 August 1942, formerly No. 133 Squadron RAF, F-15E operational squadron
- 4th Operations Support Squadron
- Responsible for all facets of airfield operations, air traffic control, weather, aircrew life support and training, weapons and tactics training, airspace scheduling, range ops and wing flying hour program.
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