29th Troop Carrier Squadron
Operator Identification
United States of America
TYPE: USAAF unit
IATA/ICAO CODES: Nil
HEADQUARTERS: Daniel Field, GA (1942), Bowman Field, KY (1942), Florence AAF, SC (1942), Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC (1942-1943), Oujda Airfield, French Morocco (1943), Kairouan Airfield, Tunisia (1943), Sciacca Airdrome, Sicily, Italy (1943), Trapani Milo Airfield, Sicily, Italy (1943-1944), RAF Folkingham, England (1944-1945), Grevillers-Achiet Airfield, France (1945), Camp Myles Standish, MA (1945)
FORMER NAME: 29th Transport Squadron
SUBSEQUENT NAME: 29th Troop Carrier Squadron, Heavy (when reactivated 1946)
Operator History
The 29th TCS was formed in July 1942 from the redesignation of the 29th Transport Squadron constituted a month earlier. It belonged to the 313th Troop Carrier Group during all of its existence, and its history matched that of the group (which see). Aircraft of the 29th TCS wore designation 5X on the nose.
Commando Operations
1945
Last edited: 08/05/2024