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Coordinates:23°27′42″N120°23′34″E / 23.46167°N 120.39278°E /23.46167; 120.39278

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Airport in Chiayi County, Taiwan

Chiayi Air Base
嘉義空軍基地

IATA:CYI
ICAO:RCKU

Summary

Airport type

Military

Operator

ROC Air Force

United States Air Force(27 January 1955-7 January 1976)

Location

Chiayi County,Taiwan

Elevation AMSL

25 m / 82 ft

Coordinates

23°27′42″N120°23′34″E / 23.46167°N 120.39278°E /23.46167; 120.39278

Website

Chiayi Airport

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Runways

Direction	Length		Surface
Direction	m	ft	Surface
18R/36L	3,050	10,006	Concrete
18L/36R	1,618	5,308	Asphalt

Chiayi Air Base (Chinese:嘉義空軍基地) is an air base of theRepublic of China Air Force that is co-located withChiayi Airport inChiayi County,Taiwan. A number ofUS Air Force units have been stationed at Chiayi Air Base, including the67th Fighter-Bomber Squadron from 27 January – 17 February 1955 and 1 July – 1 October 1955. 19 February – 1 March 1958, Reconnaissance Task Force KENTUCKY,Kentucky Air National Guard deployed to Taoyuan and Chiayi Air Bases.^[1] 4 March 1955,310th Fighter-Bomber Squadron deployed fromOsan Air Base,South Korea, to Chiayi Air Force Base for air defense missions.

Between January 1955 and July 1968, the51st Fighter-Interceptor Wing and18th Tactical Fighter Wing was temporary task assignments (TDY) fromNaha Air Base andKadena Air Base in Okinawa, fighter jets are frequently rotated to Chiayi Air Base every 60-90 days.^[2]

16th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron North AmericanF-86D-35-NA Sabre 51-6214, assigned toNaha Air Base,Okinawa, deployed at Chia-Yi AFB, Taiwan, 1955

72nd Tactical Fighter Squadron North AmericanF-100D-25-NA Super Sabre 55-3605 landed at Chiayi AFB, 1958

A US suppliedF-16A fighter takes off from Chiayi Airbase in Southern Taiwan. These jets patrol the boundary in the strait across from China, 2011

Based units

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Republic of China Air Force

4th Tactical Fighter Wing
- 21st Tactical Fighter Group –F-16V
- 22nd Tactical Fighter Group –F-16A/B Fighting Falcon
- 23rd Tactical Fighter Group –F-16A/B Fighting Falcon
- Air Rescue Group –Sikorsky S-70C,UH-60M, EC225 Super Puma
- 4th Maintenance and Supply Group
- 4th Base Service Group
- 4th Military police Squadron

References

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^"History of the US Air Force in Taiwan 1950-1958".taipeiairstation.blogspot.co.nz.
^"Chaiyi Air Base 1958".taipeiairstation.blogspot.co.nz.

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Major international	Taipei–Taoyuan
Minor international	Hualien Kaohsiung Penghu Taichung Taipei–Songshan
Domestic	Beigan Chiayi Kinmen Lanyu Lyudao Nangan Qimei Tainan Taitung Wang'an
Unscheduled	Hengchun Hsinchu Pingtung
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See also:Civil Aeronautics Administration Category:Airports in Taiwan Statistics

v t e Republic of China Air Force
Structure	12th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron 21st Fighter Squadron (U.S. Air Force training squadron) Thunder Tigers Aerobatics Team
Facilities	Chiashan Air Force Base Chihhang Air Base Ching Chuan Kang Air Base Hsinchu Airport Taoyuan Air Base Chiayi Air Base Republic of China Air Force Academy Republic of China Air Force Museum
Aircraft	Beechcraft 1900 Fokker 50 C-130H F-16 F-5 Mirage 2000 E-2 Hawkeye P-3 Orion T-34 Mentor AT-3 T-5 F-CK-1 Air Force 3701 Chien Hsiang Teng Yun EC225 S-70
History	American Volunteer Group Black Cat Squadron Black Bat Squadron Squadron Memorial Hall Chinese-American Composite Wing (Provisional) Development of Chinese Nationalist air force (1937–1945) Flying Tigers NDF Rebellion Soviet Volunteer Group Technical Air Intelligence Unit Yemenite War of 1979 327th Air Division
Equipment	TC-1 TC-2 TC-2A Hsiung Feng II Hsiung Feng III Wan Chien AIM-120C AIM-9 AIM-7 AGM-88 MICA Magic II AGM-65 AGM-84 AGM-154 Paveway Sniper Advanced Targeting Pod LANTIRN PAC-3 TK-2 TK-3 Skyguard AN/FPS-117 AN/TPS-117 PAVE PAWS

History of theUnited States military inTaiwan

Units

Facilities

Personnel

Commander, USTDC	Alfred M. Pride Stuart H. Ingersoll Austin K. Doyle Roland N. Smoot Charles L. Melson William E. Gentner Jr. John L. Chew Walter H. Baumberger Philip A. Beshany Edwin K. Snyder James B. Linder
Chief, MAAG	William C. Chase George W. Smythe Frank S. Bowen L. L. Doan Chester A. Dahlen Kenneth O. Sanborn Dwight B. Johnson Richard G. Ciccolella Livingston N. Taylor John W. Barnes Slade Nash Leslie R. Forney, Jr Ace F. Trask Hadley N. Thompton
Military Attaché, US Embassy	Harry B. Jarrett LeRoy Heston David D. Barrett