The 324th Intelligence Squadron (324 IS) is part of the 692d Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Group at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii. The unit complements the Air Force and the intelligence community by combining multiple intelligence disciplines to provide current, accurate data to air component commanders and national-level decision makers. The squadron mascot is the “Tiger” and their motto is “If you’re gonna bring it, don’t bring it weak!”

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Established in Apr 1992 as part of the objective wing reorganization, the 15th Operations Group assumed responsibility from the 15th Air Base Wing for managing operational matters at Hickam AFB, Bellows AFS, and Wake Island Airfield. From 1992, the group had one airlift squadron assigned and equipped with C-135 (after 2003 C-37 and C-40) aircraft, which provided transportation for the Commander, US Pacific Command, Commander, Pacific Air Forces, and other high ranking civilian, military, and foreign dignitaries. From 2006, the group had an additional airlift squadron equipped with C-17A aircraft. From 2010, the group had a refueling squadron equipped with KC-135 aircraft, operated in conjunction with the 154th Wing of the Hawaii National Guard, and a fighter squadron equipped with F-22 Raptor aircraft, also operated in conjunction with the 154th Wing. Also provided command and control for the defense of the Hawaiian Islands. Current aircraft operated by the 15th OG: C-17A, C-37B, F-22A.

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The 15th Wing Headquarters "Plans & Programs (XP)" provides the 15th Wing at JB Pearl Harbor-Hickam with planning support of peacetime, contingency, and wartime requirements.  XP oversees 3 Wing plans, 82 support agreements, international treaty compliance, deployment support, joint basing issue adjudication, and beddown of national strategic missions and aircraft.  XP also leads 3 Wings for emergency and contingency response, driving contingency battle rhythm, refining C2 CONOPs, and leading training. Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam is a U.S. military facility adjacent to Honolulu, Hawaii and is a combination of both Hickam Air Force Base and Naval Base Pearl Harbor.

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The PACAF IG team are the “Eyes and Ears” of the MAJCOM Commander. The “Bearcats” team visits every PACAF base regularly to ensure mission readiness and compliance. The Bearcat “Cave” (office) is located inside the PACAF HQ bldg. Used as barracks during WWII, the bldg sustained major damage during the surprise Japanese attack on the morning of  7 December 1941, when several bombs exploded on the roof and one 500-pound bomb scored a direct hit on the mess hall. The term "Bearcat" is a descriptive word used when referring to an individual who attacks their goals aggressively and with tenacity, a term well suited for the IG team of professionals. Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam is a U.S. military facility adjacent to Honolulu, Hawaii and is a combination of both Hickam Air Force Base and Naval Base Pearl Harbor.

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The 15th Operations Support Squadron (15 OSS) is part of the 15th Wing at Hickam Field, Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam. The 15 OSS occupies historic Building 1 (now Bldg 2050) constructed in 1938 as the Base Operations building for Hickam Field. From the observation tower, located atop of Building 1, Captain Gordon Blake directed 11 of the 12 inbound B-17s to safety on December 7, 1941 – the flight’s arrival was coincident with the first wave of attacking Japanese aircraft. Although located adjacent to the newly constructed Army barracks (now Headquarters, Pacific Air Forces), the Base Operations building survived the sunrise attack because Japanese intelligence identified the operations hub as the Officer’s Club.  The barracks was heavily damaged during the attack.  From the observation tower, Col Farthing, the wing commander in December 1941, also witnessed the first flight of attacking Japanese aircraft inbound to strike Pearl Harbor’s battleship row.

Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam is a U.S. military facility adjacent to Honolulu, Hawaii and is a combination of both Hickam Air Force Base and Naval Base Pearl Harbor.

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This poster is for all the hard working men and women at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam.  When I was 15 I flew space-A on a C-17 to Hawaii with my family for vacation. I never would have thought it back then but ten years later I flew my first operational C-17 mission to Hawaii (tough mission I know). -Nick

Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam is a U.S. military facility adjacent to Honolulu, Hawaii and is a combination of both Hickam Air Force Base and Naval Base Pearl Harbor. The 15th Wing at JB Pearl Harbor-Hickam provides strategic and tactical airlift capability operating the C-17 Globemaster III.

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