The 450th Electronic Warfare Wing (450 EWW) is a proposed United States Air Forceorganization. It is planned to be located at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Arizona. ^[1]

The 450th Electronic Warfare Wing will consist of various electronic attack and protection units, and well as have operational input for the EC-130J Hercules and EA-6B Prowler aircraft and flying missions. Part of the EC-130J aircraft's mission is to essentially provide an electronic shield around ground forces that deny the enemy the ability to use many of their technological assets against them. The EA-6B aircraft has the ability to jam hostile radar and communications. ^[2]

• 55th Electronic Combat Group - Davis-Monthan AFB, Arizona

41st Electronic Combat Squadron

42d Electronic Combat Squadron

43d Electronic Combat Squadron

755th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron

755th Operational Support Squadron

• 4th Space Control Squadron - Holloman AFB, New Mexico
• 16th Space Control Squadron - Peterson AFB, Colorado
• 18th Intelligence Squadron - Vandenberg AFB, California
• 76th Space Control Squadron - Peterson AFB, Colorado
• 388th Electronic Combat Squadron - NAS Whidbey Island

• Constituted as 450th Bombardment Group (Heavy) on 6 Apr 1943

Activated on 1 May 1943

Redesignated 450th Bombardment Group (Very Heavy) on 26 Jul 1945

Inactivated on 15 Oct 1945

• Established as the 450th Fighter-Bomber Wing on March 23, 1953

Activated July 1, 1954

Redesignated: 450th Fighter-Day Wing on March 8, 1955

Redesignated: 450th Tactical Fighter Wing on July 1, 1958

Inactivated Dec. 18, 1958

• Redesignated 450th Bombardment Wing Heavy and activated November 15, 1962

Inactivated on July 25, 1968.

• Redesignated 450th Electronic Warfare Wing (Pending)

Activated (Pending)

• 450th Electronic Warfare Wing (2008-Present)
• 450th Bombardment Wing (Heavy) (1962-1968)

• 450th Tactical Fighter Wing (1958)
• 450th Fighter-Day Wing (1955-1958)
• 450th Fighter-Bomber Wing (1953-1955)

• Gowen Field, Idaho, 1 May 1943
• Clovis AAB, NM, c. 21 May 1943
• Alamogordo AAFld, NM, c. 8 Jul-20 Nov 1943
• Manduria, Italy, 20 Dec 1943-12 May 1945
• Harvard AAFld, Neb, c. 26 Jul - 15 Oct 1945.
• Foster AFB, Texas (July 1, 1954 - 18 Dec 1958)
• Minot AFB, North Dakota (1963-1968)
• Lackland AFB, Texas (2008-Present)

• 720th Bombardment Squadron (Feb 1, 1963 - July 25, 1968)
• 906th Air Refueling Squadron (Feb 1, 1963 - July 24, 1968)
• 47th Bombardment Wing (World War II)

• EC-130 Compass Call (2008-Present)
• Counter Communications System (2008-Present)
• RAIDRS (2008-Present)

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Organized February 1, 1963 at Minot AFB, North Dakota, where it replaced the 4136th Strategic Wing. It trained in global bombardment and air refueling operations. Added post attack command and control system (PACCS) airborne launch control system (ALCS) missions in 1967 and began active PACCS/ALCS missions in February 1968. During the Vietnam War, the 450 BW supported SAC combat operations in Southeast Asia by furnishing KC-15 aircraft and crews, December 1965- July 1968, and B-52 crews, Jun-July 1968. During the Vietnam War is was deactivated and replaced by the 5th Bombardment Wing

If the Cyperspace Command's establishment plan is approved by HQ USAF, the 450th Wing will be reactivated in the course of 2008 at Lackland AFB with the proposed subordinate units listed below.

 This article incorporates public domain material from the Air Force Historical Research Agency

• Air Force Cyber Command Website
• AFCYBER works to define scope of new 450th Electronic Warfare Wing

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