325 Aircraft Maintenance Squadron (325 AMXS)

850-283-8206

Note: This squadron includes the AMU sections of the 1st FS, 2nd FS, 95th FS and the 43rd FS.

325 Comptroller Squadron

850-283-3265

325 FW/Chaplain Service

850-283-2925

325 FW/Manpower and Quality

850-283-4683

325 FW/ME

850-283-2739

325 FW/Staff Judge Advocate

850-283-4681

325 Logistics Readiness Division (325 LRD)

850-283-4605

325 Operations Group

850-283-2712

325 Operations Support Squadron

850-283-2912

325th Aeromedical-Dental Squadron

850-283-7603

325th Air Control Squadron

850-283-2248

325th Civil Engineering Squadron

850-283-3067

The 325th CES was established in 1942 as the 325th Aviation Squadron, and supported US air forces through World War II and the Cold War. The Cold War's confrontation, including the 1958 Lebanon Crisis, 1961 Berlin Crisis, and 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, demonstrated a need for rapid response engineering squadrons, and the Air Force's response was to create the Prime Base Engineer Emergency Force, which the 325th CES was was an early example. The 325th CES today is stationed at Tyndall AFB, for a global response mission.

325th Communications Squadron

850-283-4925

325th Contracting Squadron

850-283-3078

325th Fighter Wing

850-283-2670

325th Force Support Squadron

850-283-2501

325th FW/Command and Control

850-283-2155

325th FW/Public Affairs

850-283-2984

325th FW/Safety

850-283-4231

325th Maintenance Group

850-283-4214

325th Maintenance Operations Squadron

850-283-2081

325th Maintenance Squadron

850-283-4196

325th Medical Group

850-283-7000

325th Medical Operations Squadron

850-283-7518

325th Medical Support Squadron

850-283-7654

325th Mission Support Group

850-283-4976

325th Security Forces Squadron

850-283-3309

372nd Training Squadron, Det 4

850-283-2750

43rd Fighter Squadron

850-283-4329

The 43rd Fighter Squadron was established as the 43rd Aero Squadron in 1917, and deployed to France to fight in World War I, but did not see combat before Armistice. In World War II, the redesignated 43rd Fighter Squadron was deployed to patrol airspace near the strategically vital Panama Canal, and later the patrol of sections of the Caribbean. The 43rd FS was later deployed to Vietnam, for a two year tour, 1965-1966. From 1970 to 1994 the 43rd flew airspace defense out of various bases in Alaska and the Pacific. In 1982 the 43rd was the first fighter squadron to take up the F-15 Eagle. Deactivated from 1994 to 2002, the 43rd was reactivated to take up F-22 Raptor training at Tyndall Air Force Base.

53rd Weapons Evaluation Group

850-283-3017

701st Air Defense Squadron

850-283-0685

702nd Computer Systems Squadron

850-283-0892

81st Test Support Squadron

850-283-3020

82nd Aerial Targets Squadron

850-283-3416

83rd Fighter Weapons Squadron

850-283-4470

95th Fighter Squadron

850-283-4012

The 95th Fighter Squadron flew the P-38 Lightning in World War II's North Africa and Italy campaigns, and after that war converted to training several of the US's most advanced fighters.

Air Force Office of Special Investigations

850-283-3261

Air Force Research Laboratory

850-283-6274

Defense Support Services, or DS2

850-283-2137

Det 1, 148 FW (MN ANG)

850-283-5282

Det 1, 325 FW (Pensacola)

312-922-6912

Det 1, 823 Red Horse Squadron

850-283-8700

Det 2, 28th Test Squadron

850-283-6751

Det 6, 67 Intelligence Operations Group

850-283-5556

F-22 Integration Office (325 FW/OG/OGAR)

850-283-2261/0876

HQ 1st Air Force

850-283-4019

HQ AFCESA

850-283-6413

HQ Southeast Air Defense Sector

850-283-5051

NCO Academy

850-283-3239

NORAD System Support Facility/702nd Computer Systems Squadron

850-283-0892