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1. 94th fighter squadron
2. 1st reconnaissance squadron
3. 26th special tactics squadron
4. 1st fighter wing
5. 22nd special tactics squadron
6. 27th special operations wing
7. 19th fighter squadron
8. 1st helicopter squadron
9. 44th fighter squadron
10. 67th fighter squadron
11. 7th special operations squadron
12. 1st operations group
13. 18th air support operations group
14. 24th special tactics squadron
15. 4th fighter wing
16. 435th air ground operations wing
17. 21st special tactics squadron
18. 31st fighter wing
19. 25th fighter squadron
20. 4th special operations squadron
21. first air force
22. 20th operations group
23. eighth air force
24. 23rd wing
25. 65th aggressor squadron
26. 1st marine aircraft wing
27. 17th special tactics squadron
28. 11th bomb squadron
29. 23rd special tactics squadron
30. 20th special operations squadron
31. 435th air expeditionary wing
32. 16th special operations squadron
33. 2nd bomb wing
34. 8th special operations squadron
35. 355th wing
36. united states air force
37. 36th operations group
38. 159th fighter wing
39. air force global strike command
40. 9th reconnaissance wing

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