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Current Tenth Air Force is a Numbered Air Force within the Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC), headquartered at Fort Worth. Do not confuse with the historical WWII-era Tenth Air Force (1942-1946) that operated in the China-Burma-India Theater, though they are the same organizational lineage.
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- Tenth Air Force - WikipediaWikipedia▎ high· 2026-05-14
- Established February 4, 1942, activated February 12, 1942
- WWII China-Burma-India Theater operations
- Reconstituted 1946, redesignated Air Force Reserve 1976
- Current Numbered Air Force within AFRC
- 10th Air Force - Official AFRC SiteU.S. Air Force Reserve Command▎ high· 2026-05-14
- Headquarters: Naval Air Station Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base
- Approximately 18,000 reserve, active duty, and civilian personnel
- 37 military installations across the United States
- Commander: Brigadier General Kevin J. Merrill (as of June 2025)
Tenth Air Force
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Disambiguation: Current Tenth Air Force is a Numbered Air Force within the Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC), headquartered at Fort Worth. Do not confuse with the historical WWII-era Tenth Air Force (1942-1946) that operated in the China-Burma-India Theater, though they are the same organizational lineage.
The Tenth Air Force (10 AF) is a Numbered Air Force within the United States Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC), headquartered at Naval Air Station Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base in Texas. Established February 4, 1942, it originated as a combat air force during World War II, operating in the China-Burma-India Theater under the command of Major General Lewis H. Brereton, managing critical airlift operations including the India-China Ferry (the Hump). Following postwar demobilization in 1946, it was reconstituted for air defense, later redesignated as an Air Force Reserve unit in 1976. Currently, Tenth Air Force directs activities of approximately 18,000 reserve, active duty, and civilian personnel across 37 military installations throughout the United States, maintaining combat readiness in fighter, bombing, rescue, and unmanned aerial vehicle operations. No direct involvement in UAP/UFO intelligence operations was found in publicly available sources.
Enriquecimento (PT-BR)
Desambiguação: Current Tenth Air Force is a Numbered Air Force within the Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC), headquartered at Fort Worth. Do not confuse with the historical WWII-era Tenth Air Force (1942-1946) that operated in the China-Burma-India Theater, though they are the same organizational lineage.
A Décima Força Aérea (10 AF) é uma Força Aérea Numerada no Comando de Reserva da Força Aérea dos Estados Unidos (AFRC), sediada na Base de Reserva Conjunta da Estação Aeronaval de Fort Worth no Texas. Estabelecida em 4 de fevereiro de 1942, originou-se como uma força aérea de combate durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial, operando no Teatro China-Birmânia-Índia sob o comando do General de Divisão Lewis H. Brereton, gerenciando operações críticas de transporte aéreo, incluindo a famosa rota India-China Ferry (a Corcova). Após desmobilização pós-guerra em 1946, foi reconstituída para defesa aérea e posteriormente redesignada como unidade de Reserva da Força Aérea em 1976. Atualmente, a Décima Força Aérea dirige as atividades de aproximadamente 18.000 militares da reserva, pessoal em serviço ativo e civis em 37 instalações militares em todo os Estados Unidos, mantendo prontidão de combate em operações de caças, bombardeiros, resgate e veículos aéreos não tripulados. Nenhum envolvimento direto em operações de inteligência UAP/OVNI foi encontrado em fontes públicas disponíveis.
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- Tenth Air Force - Wikipedia · Wikipedia · reliability:
high— Established February 4, 1942, activated February 12, 1942; WWII China-Burma-India Theater operations; Reconstituted 1946, redesignated Air Force Reserve 1976; Current Numbered Air Force within AFRC - 10th Air Force - Official AFRC Site · U.S. Air Force Reserve Command · reliability:
high— Headquarters: Naval Air Station Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base; Approximately 18,000 reserve, active duty, and civilian personnel; 37 military installations across the United States; Commander: Brigadier General Kevin J. Merrill (as of June 2025)