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Current reporting resourcesAir Force · Connecticut
East Granby; Bradley airport, Connecticut, United States
103rd Airlift Wing uses the military campus at Bradley airport in East Granby. The military campus and Bradley’s civilian passenger terminal are different destinations.
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103rd Airlift Wing uses the military campus at Bradley airport in East Granby. Assigned personnel follow their actual unit or employer. [1]
The military campus and Bradley’s civilian passenger terminal are different destinations. [2]
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Current & former names: Bradley Air National Guard Base · Bradley ANGB · 103rd Airlift Wing · Flying Yankees
The wing uses the military campus at Bradley airport in East Granby.
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Milestone sourceThe military campus and Bradley’s civilian passenger terminal are different destinations.
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