Units:

• Headquarters Squadron
• 2nd Squadron (1940 -1952)
• 18th Reconnaissance Squadron (Medium) - Redesignated 20 Nov 1940 - later 408th Bombardment Squadron on 22 Apr 42
• 19th Squadron (1940 -1952)
• 33rd Squadron (1940 -1952)
• 46 Ordinance Co., 3 Platoon
• 453 Ordinance Co.
• 484 Ordinance Co.
• 1 Chemical Co Detachment

Distinguished Unit Citations:

• Papua, 23 Jul 1942-1943;
• New Guinea, 5 Nov 1943

Philippine Presidential Unit Citation

Republic of Korea Presidential Unit Citation (10 Jul 1950 - 24 Oct 1950)

Bases:

• Bolling Field, DC, 1 Feb 1940
• Langley Field, Va, 14 Nov 1940
• Muroc, Calif, c. 9 Dec 1941-29 Jan 1942
• Archerfield, Australia, 25 Feb 1942
• Amberley, Australia, 2 Mar 1942
• Townsville, Australia, 7 Apr 1942
• Reid River, Australia, 9 Apr 1942
• Dobodura, New Guinea, 9 Oct 1943
• Nadzab, New Guinea, 19 Dec 1943
• Owi, Schouten Islands, 11 Aug 1944
• Leyte, c. 19 Nov 1944
• Angaur, c. 28 Nov 1944
• Samar, 26 Jan 1945
• Clark Field, Luzon, Mar 1945
• Okinawa, 18 Aug 1945
• Ft William McKinley, Luzon, 23 Nov 1945

This is an incomplete list of 2nd Squadron, 22 Bomb Group members.

Sources include the 2nd Squadron Association's newsletters of 1989 and 1999, letters, and other sources.

Awards for valour are based on searches, validated, where possible, by references to name and action.

Army Serial Numbers (ASN) are from USAAF Missing Aircrew (MACR) for MIA/KIA, National Archives, and other sources. Assignment of ASNs from National Archives may, in some cases, be incorrect (due to multiple similar entries).

Apologies for any errors.