Eventually the wing received eight Keen Sage configured aircraft. By 31 December , the 86th AW, with support from deployed C units, transported 5, tons of cargo and 30, personnel to support US forces in Kosovo.

May was a banner month for the 86th. As soon as this occurred, the 86th Medical Group initiated planning for a bed expansion of the Landstuhl Regional Medical Center and initiated steps to prepare building Ramstein's South Side Fitness Center for contingency use as an Aeromedical Staging Facility.

Beginning the day after the president's announcement, the 86th Maintenance Group and the 86th Logistics Readiness Squadron Traffic Management Office configured 3.

In December, the tempo increased further. With the new arrivals, the combined forces of the 38th P Squadron was personnel and four C aircraft, and the unit took primary responsibility for providing airlift for forces in Bosnia-Herzegovina supporting Operation Joint Forge.

Beginning 14 February, the 37th Airlift Squadron began using its Keen Sage equipped Cs to conduct observation missions over Iraq in preparation for possible action.

The squadron flew a total of 14 missions, most at night, covering five to 15 targets per flight. To honor this rather "un-airlifty" operation, the crews gave themselves the name of the "37th Airlift Reconnaissance Squadron.

Initially 38th P Squadron flew missions with just 4 aircraft, but even as these missions began help was on the way. The units arrived from 21—27 March, and the personnel and equipment increased 38th P Squadron from four Cs and personnel to ten Cs and personnel.

On 17 March, President Bush delivered an ultimatum to Saddam Hussein that he and his sons must leave Iraq within 48 hours.

Saddam refused. On 20 March, the Coalition began its air assault on Baghdad. The 86th AW's effort began on 27 March , when 20 members of the 86th Expeditionary Contingency Response Group departed from Aviano Air Base, Italy, and parachuted into Bashur airfield in northern Iraq, to prepare the field for airlift operations.

Processing through as many as five mobility lines at once, members of the 86th AW deployed to Operation Iraqi Freedom by 7 April. By August , 86th AW units had flown more than 30 medical evacuation missions back to Ramstein where, once on the ground, critical care transport teams provided acute care and managed patient transfer to the Landstuhl Regional Medical Center.

Beginning 6 April, the 86th's 37th Airlift Squadron aircraft began deliveries to the forward base in Constanta, Romania, delivering 57 tons and 58 passengers to Constanta in just seven missions conducted over the course of a week.

Over the subsequent weeks, the squadron's nineteen crews continued to fly round-the-clock operations averaging 4. A few days later, on 17 April at Bashur, the airfield the 86th CRG had secured and opened, and the first shipment of humanitarian aid arrived destined for residents near Kirkuk, Iraq.

Over 27 days of operations, the 86th Expeditionary Air Mobility Squadron received more than fixed wing arrivals and departures, 4, personnel, and 21,, pounds of cargo.

This was a unique occurrence—normally the 86th CRG turned its bases over for further operations. The closing marked the first time the 86th CRG closed a base it had opened.

Flying from Constanta to Kirkuk, Iraq, the 38th Airlift Squadron P flew its first mission on 3 May and its last mission on 24 May, the last time the unit would fly into Iraq in support of Iraqi Freedom.

At the beginning of the 86th Airlift Wing was the largest wing in the Air Force, but its sheer size raised various management issues. On 15 January , as part of an arrangement intended to increase organizational efficiency based on a pattern used by several units in the states, the 86th AW was split.

On 13 March , in a "rush delivery," two Cs from the 37th AS delivered more than 19 tons of humanitarian aid to Chad. The mission, which under normal circumstances would have taken several days to plan, was planned and the aircraft launched in less than an hour.

In August , the 86th AW increased it support of the Global War on Terrorism as wing personnel began to deploy as part of the Air Expeditionary Force "downrange," the euphuism for the Persian Gulf region or the areas in and around Afghanistan.

During the deployment the crews transported African Union troops and 3, tons of supplies. The deployment was similar to one undertaken in October , and during the operation the Cs carried the African Union troops on a thirteen-hour flight to Sudan where the African Union troops were to provide security for aid distribution operations in the area.

While the 86th AW participated in numerous events in , one of the most touching was a flight by one of the 38th P Delta Squadron's Cs to Tripoli, Libya, which had once been home to a major American air base, Wheelus.

When the United States was forced to leave, it left behind in a cemetery the remains of 72 dependents, all stillborn babies or infants.

With the improving atmosphere between the governments of Libya and the United States, the 86th AW was told to proceed to the Libyan capitol, Tripoli, and recover the remains.

A team led by General Johnston flew to Libya on 1 March , to recover the remains, and they were returned to their families at Ramstein.

The th ABS was to prove especially challenging, since it was on a Spanish Eurofighter base and had a relatively small approximately 96 personnel US contingent and relatively little in the way of support structure.

The 86th CST mainly consisted of local nationals, but there was soon a move to add a larger American contingent so it could perform operations outside of Germany.

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