Talk:69th Bomb Squadron

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Deactivation date is incorrect

I was in the 69th Bomb Squadron at Loring AFB '92-'93. This wikipedia info is inaccurate as to the deactivation date of the squadron. The squadron was still closing down and transferring aircraft when I left July 1993. Also, my crew won load crew of the quarter Oct-Dec 1992, and the unit was very active at that time.Dab1850 (talk) 01:06, 14 August 2011 (UTC)[reply]

aircraft used by them has article up for deletion/merge

Some have suggested merging The Alpine Milkman to this article. If there are any books about this squadron that someone has, does it mention any airplanes of theirs, and give enough coverage for that article to be kept? Dream Focus 01:15, 28 August 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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