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Official USAF NY Air Guard 139th Airlift Squadron LC-130H Patch Inchon or you've never flown theUSAF NY Air Guard 139th Airlift Squadron LC 130H Patch 139th Airlift Squadron, New York Air National Guard The 139th Airlift Squadron traces its origins to 23 July 1942, when it was activated at Morris Field, North Carolina, as part of the 337th Fighter Group. After World War II service, the unit was reorganized into the New York Air National Guard on 18 November 1948 at Schenectady County Airport, initially serving in an air defense role with F 94B