Lineage
Constituted as 10th Air Rescue Squadron, and activated on 1 Apr 1946
Redesignated 10th Air Rescue Group on 14 Nov 1952.
Inactivated on 8 Jan 1958.
Redesignated 210th Air Rescue Squadron, allocated to Alaska ANG and
received federal recognition on 4 Apr 1990.
Activated on 11 Aug 1990.
210th Rescue Squadron
on 16 Mar 1992-.
Assignments
Alaskan Air Command, 1 Apr 1946;
10th Air Division, 1
Nov 1950-8 Jan 1958.
176th Composite Group,
11 Aug 1990;
176th Group, 1 Jan
1993;
176th Operations
Group, 1 Oct 1995-.
Components
71st Air Rescue
Squadron, 14 Nov 1952-8 Jan 1958.
72nd Air Rescue
Squadron, 14 Nov 1952-30 Sep 1953;
73d Air Rescue Squadron, 14 Nov
1952-30 Nov 1953;
74th Air Rescue
Squadron, 14 Nov 1952-8 Jan 1958.
Stations
Elmendorf AFB, AK, 1 Apr 1946-8 Jan
1958;
Kulis ANGB, AK, 11 Aug 1990;
Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, AK,
18 Feb 2011-.
Aircraft
SA-16, 1952-1958;
H-5, 1954-1955;
C-54, 1954-1955;
SH-19, 1954-1956;
SC-54, 1955-1958.
SH-21, 1956-1958.
HC-130, 1990-2004;
HH-60G, 1990-.
Operations
Man, equip and train a combat-ready unit to provide and sustain combat search and rescue (CSAR) operations in the Pacific Theatre. Support in-place and deployed contingency operations for Rescue Coordination Centre (RCC) directed, all-weather, long range missions. Provide 24-hour rescue alert for mainland Alaska at Kulis ANGB, and operate as a geologically separate detachment, providing rescue alert and range support at Eielson AFB.
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