tactical air control center การใช้

• In 2007 the band was deployed to Iraq to provide security at a tactical air control center.
• Also called ASOC . See also air support; close air support; operation; tactical air control center.
• He was assigned in May 1966 as deputy director of the Tactical Air Control Center, Headquarters Seventh Air Force.
• In August 1968 he became chief of the Current Operations Division, Tactical Air Control Center, Headquarters Seventh Air Force, Tan Son Nhut Air Base.
• Through its 605th Tactical Control Squadron, the group operated the Tactical Air Control Center and worked with the United States Army in a Joint Operations Center.
• The 502d's headquarters and the Tactical Air Control Center, which had been operating from Seoul in November and part of December, were forced to return to Taegu.
• After 10 months at Da Nang he moved to Headquarters Seventh Air Force, Tan Son Nhut Air Base, Vietnam, where he was the director of the Tactical Air Control Center.
• In June 1970 he was assigned to Headquarters Seventh Air Force, Tan Son Nhut Air Base, as director of the Tactical Air Control Center and in October 1970 became director of combat operations.
• On 23 July, it established a bare-bones Tactical Air Control Center without radar; it served as a radio net for the JOC, under the call sign " Mellow Control ".
• Following the briefing, Manor and his staff flew by T-39 Sabreliner to Da Nang, where they would monitor the mission from the USAF Tactical Air Control Center, North Sector ( TACC / NS ) at Monkey Mountain Facility.
• While at Da Nang, Kelley completed 119 combat missions in F-4Es before being assigned, in November 1969, as Executive Officer of the Tactical Air Control Center Headquarters, Seventh Air Force, at Tan Son Nhut Air Base in the Republic of Vietnam.
• In September 1968, he was assigned to the Republic of Vietnam, serving first with 7th Air Force's Tactical Air Control Center and then with the Military Assistance Command's Vietnam Directorate of Public Affairs as an air briefer to the Saigon press corps.
• From July 1964 to February 1966 he served as a flight commander and an F-4 instructor pilot at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Ariz . He then served a tour of duty in the Republic of Vietnam, with assignments at Nha Trang Air Base in the Direct Air Support Center, Tan Son Nhut Air Base in the Tactical Air Control Center, and Da Nang Air Base as a flight commander and F-4 pilot.