Eaker Air Force Base

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Eaker Air Force Base was a former United States Air Force installation in northeastern Arkansas that played a significant role in Strategic Air Command operations during the Cold War.

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Eaker Air Force Base canonical 3

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instanceOf former United States Air Force base
basedAircraft B-52 Stratofortress
KC-135 Stratotanker
closureReason post–Cold War base realignment and closure
controlledBy Air Combat Command
Strategic Air Command
country United States
function strategic bomber base
garrison 97th Air Base Group
97th Air Refueling Squadron
97th Avionics Maintenance Squadron
97th Bombardment Wing
97th Bombardment Wing (Heavy)
97th Bombardment Wing (Medium)
97th Civil Engineering Squadron
97th Combat Support Group
97th Field Maintenance Squadron
97th Munitions Maintenance Squadron
97th Organizational Maintenance Squadron
97th Security Police Squadron
97th Supply Squadron
97th Transportation Squadron
hasNameEtymology named in honor of General Ira C. Eaker, aviation pioneer
hasRunway long heavy bomber-capable runway
locatedIn Arkansas
Blytheville, Arkansas
Mississippi County, Arkansas
northeastern Arkansas
militaryBranch United States Air Force
namedAfter Ira C. Eaker
near Blytheville city
Mississippi River
notableEra Cold War
opened World War II era
operatedBy United States Air Force
partOf Strategic Air Command
United States nuclear triad infrastructure
previousName Blytheville Air Force Base
regionServed Mid-South United States
runwaySurface concrete
status closed
timezone Central Time Zone
usedDuring Cold War
usedFor Strategic Air Command operations
air refueling operations
alert bomber operations
bomber operations
nuclear deterrence missions
training missions

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Blytheville, Arkansas formerlyHosted Eaker Air Force Base
Arkansas International Airport formerName Eaker Air Force Base
Blytheville Air Force Base laterRenamed Eaker Air Force Base