Final A-10 units inactivate at Davis-Monthan
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U.S. Air Force ends five-decade A-10 era at Davis-Monthan with inactivation of final Thunderbolt II operational and training units
The 355th Operations Group, 357th Fighter Squadron, 357th Fighter Generation Squadron and 355th Training Squadron were inactivated during the ceremony. U.S. Air Force Col. Jose Cabrera, commander of the 355th Wing, presided over the event attended by airmen, families, retired pilots, civic leaders and members of the local community. The 355th Operations Group was activated on May 1, 1992, to control the flying units assigned to the 355th Wing. F…
Final A-10 units inactivate at Davis-Monthan
The 355th Operations Group, 357th Fighter Squadron, 357th Fighter Generation Squadron and the 355th Training Squadron were inactivated during a ceremony at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona, Sept. 18, 2026, marking the official end of the A-10 legacy at DM.
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