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The Air National Guard supported U.S. Air Force operations throughout Southeast Asia. They flew regular airlift to the region from 1965 to 1972. Air Guard domestic and offshore aeromedical evacuation flights freed active duty Air Force resources for such missions in Southeast Asia. In July of 1970, two EC-121 "Super Constellations" from the 193rd Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron of the [[Pennsylvania]] Air National Guard departed their home station for Korat, Thailand. During the next six months, about 60 personnel of the Air National Guard were rotated through the latter installation on thirty to sixty day tours in "Operation Commando Buzz." These ANG aircraft served as flying radar stations and airborne control platforms for U.S. air operations in Southeast Asia until January of 1971.  

The Air National Guard supported U.S. Air Force operations throughout Southeast Asia. They flew regular airlift to the region from 1965 to 1972. Air Guard domestic and offshore aeromedical evacuation flights freed active duty Air Force resources for such missions in Southeast Asia. In July of 1970, two EC-121 "Super Constellations" from the 193rd Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron of the [[Pennsylvania]] Air National Guard departed their home station for Korat, Thailand. During the next six months, about 60 personnel of the Air National Guard were rotated through the latter installation on thirty to sixty day tours in "Operation Commando Buzz." These ANG aircraft served as flying radar stations and airborne control platforms for U.S. air operations in Southeast Asia until January of 1971.  

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