The 734th Air Mobility Squadron, formerly the 605th Airlift Support Squadron, was activated on 27 December 1965 and over the years has supported the DOD conflicts, contingencies, and disaster relief operations in the Pacific and throughout the world. From the Vietnam War to Desert Storm, the 734th has provided a key logistical base for troop and supply movements.
The 734th regularly supports DOD exercises and disaster relief operations. When Mount Pinatubo erupted in the Philippines (June 1991), the squadron moved over 19,000 people through Andersen. When Typhoon Omar struck Guam, the squadron was called upon to act as the reception point for relief supplies.
The 734th was also involved in the movement of people for Operation PACIFIC HAVEN, the evacuation of more than 6,000 Kurdish people from Northern Iraq in September 1996. In the more recent past, the 734th has been involved in the rescue of personnel from the KAL Flight 801 crash in Aug 97 and the massive recovery efforts following Super Typhoon Paka in Dec 97.
The squadron sponsors the annual Operation Christmas Drop, a humanitarian aerial delivery of supplies to remote islands in the central Pacific.
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