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• Ninth Air Force
  On 28 June 1942, Ninth Air Force was created out of a need to have a headquarters for the various air units | title = Eagle's Eye View: History of the Ninth Air Force}}</ref>. After North Africa stabilized, it moved into tactical support in t
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• Ninth air force
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• Ninth Air Force/Definition
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• Ninth Air Force/Related Articles
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• Ninth air force
  #REDIRECT [[Ninth Air Force]]
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• AFCENT
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• Air Combat Command/Related Articles
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• Chuck Horner/Related Articles
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• Chuck Horner
  ...he 1990-1991 war, he wore several "hats": commanding general of the U.S. [[Ninth Air Force]] and the Air Force component commander (AFCENT) of the [[United States Cen
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• Eighth Air Force/Related Articles
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• Ninth Air Force/Related Articles
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• United States Army Air Force
  ...[[Elmo Quesada|Elmo "Pete" Quesada]]'s XIX Tactical Air Command (today the Ninth Air Force) considered brothers bound by fire.
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• Air Mobility Command
  ...es are Air Components for geographic Unified Combatant commands, such as [[Ninth Air Force]] as AFCENT of [[United States Central Command]], AMC and [[Eighteenth Air
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• Ninth Air Force
  On 28 June 1942, Ninth Air Force was created out of a need to have a headquarters for the various air units | title = Eagle's Eye View: History of the Ninth Air Force}}</ref>. After North Africa stabilized, it moved into tactical support in t
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• Third United States Army/Related Articles
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• Air Combat Command
  ===Ninth Air Force=== [[Ninth Air Force]] is the air component for [[United States Central Command]], as well as fo
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• T. Michael Moseley
  ...ions for Joint Task Force-Southwest Asia. General Moseley also commanded [[Ninth Air Force]] and the air component of [[United States Central Command]], enforcing the
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• Gulf War, Coalition order of battle
  *[[Ninth Air Force]]
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• United States Air Force/Related Articles
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• United States Central Command/Related Articles
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• United States Central Command
  *[[United States Ninth Air Force]] *Air Component Commander and Commander, [[Ninth Air Force]]: LTG [[Gary North]], U.S. Air Force
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• United States Air Force
  | [[Ninth Air Force]]
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• World War II, air war, Mediterranean and European tactical operations
  ...mediately doomed Hitler's last offensive. Patton said the cooperation of [[Ninth Air Force|XIX TAC Air Force]] was "the best example of the combined use of air and gr
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• Luftwaffe
  ...RAF [[Bomber Command]] and 3800 bombers from US [[Eighth Air Force]] and [[Ninth Air Force]] based in England, and the US [[Fifteenth Air Force]] based in Italy, laun
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