:: ( Unit operated Rhein-Main AB, Germany, 1 July 1948-2 June 1951, and Templehof AB, Germany, 1 July-5 November 1948.

:: 435th Tactical Airlift Wing, Rhein-Main Air Base, West Germany

:: 48th Rescue Squadron ( Davis-Monthan AFB )

:: 55th Rescue Squadron ( Davis-Monthan AFB )

:: 79th Rescue Squadron ( Davis-Monthan AFB )

:: 563d Operations Support Squadron ( Davis-Monthan AFB )

:: 58th Rescue Squadron ( Nellis AFB )

:: 66th Rescue Squadron ( Nellis AFB )

:: HQ: Nellis AFB, Nevada

:: HQ: Tyndall AFB, Florida

:: HQ: Shaw AFB, South Carolina

:: HQ: Davis-Monthan AFB, Arizona

:: Nantucket Shoals, in 80-foot ( 24 m ) water, 100 miles ( 160 km ) south-east of Rhode Island 40 ° 45 ′ N 69 ° 19 ′ W  /  40. 75 ° N 69. 317 ° W  / 40. 75 ;-69. 317 , linked to Montauk AFB, Long Island, NY.

:: Reassigned to Andrews AFB, Maryland 1 March 1948 ( Inactivated 16 October 1948 )

:: Pepperrell Airfield ( later AFB ) ( closed August 1961 )

:: Goose Bay Army Airfield ( later AFB ) ( turned over to Canadian Forces, July 1976 )

:: Stephenville Army Airfield ( later AFB ) ( closed December 1966 )

:: McAndrew Airfield ( later AFB ) ( transferred to U. S. Navy, 1955 )

:: Waller Army Airfield ( later AFB ) ( closed 1949 )

:: Carlsen Army Airfield ( later AFB ) ( closed 1949 )

:: 427th Air Refueling Squadron ( Deployed From Robins AFB, Georgia )

:: ( Ellington AFB, TX ) Became Responsible for the Fourth and Fifth Region areas

:: ( Dobbins AFB, GA ) Became responsible for the First and Third Region areas

:: ( Hamilton AFB, CA ) Re-designation of the Sixth Air Force Reserve Region

:: Original album covers are black and white with pink tint, later replaced with full-color covers of the same photo

:: Original pressings feature a black album cover with yellow footprints, later replaced with a photo of the group

:: This article covers in brief the history of California until the year 1899 ; for later events, see History of California 1900 to present.

:: 1st Shoran Beacon Unit ( later, Squadron ): attached September 27-December 1, 1950 and September 6, 1952 -.

:: 416th Fighter-Bomber ( later Tactical Fighter ) Squadron, March 25, 1958 – June 15, 1964

:: In Volume 4, Leon suspects that D may be a vampire, but D's father later refutes this ( and D is actually a vegetarian ).

:: Radio Veronica transmitted in Dutch on AM mediumwave ( 192 meter, 1562 kHz ; later 538 meter, 557 kHz ) from the MV Borkum Riff and after 1965 from the MV Norderney in international waters off the coast of Scheveningen, and soon became the most popular radio station in the Netherlands.

:: Radio Mercur ; Skånes Radio Mercur, Radio Syd ( at various times ) from the MV Cheeta and later the MV Cheeta II which was also used at various times by TV Syd and for a time Radio Caroline South while the ship was anchored off South-east England.

:: Radio Nord broadcasting in Swedish from the MV Bon Jour ( later renamed Magda Maria and Mi Amigo ).

:: As the MV Mi Amigo, this radio ship would later be used to transmit under the names of: Radio 199 ; Radio Veronica ; Radio Atlantis ; Radio Seagull, Radio Mi Amigo and Radio Caroline.

:: Radio Caroline began broadcasting on March 28 from aboard the MV Caroline ( formerly MV Fredericia ) anchored off south-eastern England, later moved to anchorage off Isle of Man.

:: Shizuka's friend ( and later Maia's ) who is a skilled race car driver.

:: Original pressings shown as by " The Imperials ", later changed to " Little Anthony and the Imperials "

:: Mother's dream was to make a dancer of me, Karsavina later wrote.

:: Elizabeth Ellen Buxton ( later Barclay ) ( 1848-1919 )

:: VOX ACUTA, VOX ALTERA AB ACUTA

:: Detached for Korean War combat service with Far East Air Force, Kadena AB, Okinawa

:: Further operated from Taegu AB ( K-2 ), South Korea, 2 December 1950-4 January 1952 ; 26 May 1952-10 July 1952