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Aircraft Repair Maintenance Units Source: Mr. Shearon Aircraft Maintenance Units were the smaller ones the Aircraft Repair Units were larger. The Aircraft Maintenance Units were apparently constituted as Floating Repair Units. The abstract for the 5th AMU indicates it was redesignated the day it was activated, but the L&H statement for the 16th AMU indicates it was redesignated before activation. At any rate, all 35 of them were activated 1944 The 1st-4th apparently at Brookley Fld, and the 7th-19th at Fld. The 20th-35th were activated 2 Jun 44 and disbanded on 21 Sep 44 The 1st-18th were disbanded 8 Oct 48. The AMUs activated at Fld all moved to Brookley Fld or July 1944. All training was done the Mobile, area, with maintenance training at Bates Fld and sailor training at Clear, Most of the abstracts 't discuss this, but the L&H statement for the 16th AMU indicates these were unit moves the Mobile area, not temporary duty. Summaries online indicate these units specialized fighter repair, while the larger ARUs specialized B-29s, but there are references unit histories for AMUs to B-29 work. The fighter orientation is supported by the number that served at Iwo Jima, Ie Shima, and Okinawa. The Aircraft Repair Units were activated a little earlier 1944 as Floating Air Depots and also moved to Brookley Fld for training. They were aboard Ships that had civilian names, but were renamed for generals. There were only 6 of these and two served the 20th AF area. Aircraft Repair Units that were at 20th AF Bases: 1st ARU Tinian Harbor unknown dates Disbanded 8 Oct 48nd ARU Saipan, Iwo Jima Disbanded 8 Oct 48 Aircraft Maintenance Units that were at 20th AF Bases: 4th AMU Guam c. Mar-Apr 45th AMU Guam Mar-Apr 45, Tanapang Harbor, Saipan -Apr 45, Guam Oct 45-Dec 45th AMU Guam c. Apr 45, Tinian Harbor 8th AMU Guam 1945-Jul 45th AMU Guam 1945th AMU Source: The 1st Special Operations Helicopter Maintenance Squadron's mission is to perform all equipment maintenance support of worldwide special operations missions response to national command authority taskings for the MH-53J M PAVE LOW III E IV aircraft supporting the 20th Special Operations Squadron. The maintenance performed includes routine flight line tasks, aircraft servicing and inspections, to include phase inspections, troubleshooting, repair, modifications, and launch and recovery for all assigned aircraft. The 1st SOHMXS is the largest helicopter maintenance organization the Air Force with the largest number of any single mission design series aircraft the Air Force Special Operations Lineage: Constituted as 16 Floating Repair on 18 1944. Redesignated as 16 Aircraft Maintenance on 29 1944. Activated on 2 Jun 1944. Inactivated on 18 Feb 1946. Disbanded on 8 Oct 1948. Reconstituted, and redesignated as 16 Helicopter Generation Squadron, on 23 Aug 1995. Activated on 1 Oct 1995. Redesignated as: 16 Helicopter Maintenance Squadron on 1 Oct 2002 Special Operations Helicopter Maintenance Squadron on 16 Nov 2006 Special Operations Aircraft Maintenance Squadron on 1 Jun 2009. Assignments: Robins Air Service 2 Jun 1944; Army Air Forces, Air Technical Service 31 Aug 1944 1945; Pacific Ocean Area, c. Mar 1945; Guam Air Depot, 1 Apr 1945; United States Army Strategic Tactical Air Forces 20 Sep-28 Dec 1945; Unkn, 2 Feb 1946 Logistics Group, 1 Oct 1995-. Stations: Field, GA, 2 Jun 1944; Brookley Field, 25 Jul 1944; Bates Field, 7 Oct 1944; Clear, 14 Oct 1944; Bates Field, 6 Nov 1944; Brookley Field, 23 Dec 1944; Los Port of Embarkation, CA, 31 1945; CA, 1 Mar 1945; Honolulu Harbor, HI, 28 Mar 1945; Apra Harbor, Guam, 30 Apr 1945; Tanapag Harbor, Saipan, 13 1945; Tinian Harbor, Tinian, 7 Aug-28 Dec 1945; San Harbor, CA, 2 Feb 1946; Camp Stoneman, CA, 5 Feb 1946. Hurlburt Field, FL, 1 Oct 1995-. Service Streamers: World War II Asiatic-Pacific Theater. Campaign Streamers: None. Armed Forces Expeditionary Streamers: None. Decorations: Air Force Outstanding Awards with V Device: 1 Jun 1997 1999 Jul 2003 Jun 2005 Jul 2006 Jun 2007. Meritorious Awards: 1 Jul 2007 Jun 2009 Oct 2009 Sep 2011 Oct 2011 Sep 2013 Oct 2013 Sep 2015. Air