Hulburt Field is Associated With and Known as:
Hurlburt Field is an Air Force of United States Of America presented in Okaloosa County, Florida. Hulburt Field was recognized with the name of First Lieutenant Donald Wilson Hurlburt. The space of Hulburt Field is about 6,700 acres (27 km2), and gives jobs close to 8,000 personnel of military. Hurlburt started as a field of training for the biggest Eglin Field and named as Eglin Auxiliary Field No. 9, by the base Commander Brigadier General Grandison Gardner in 1943 and on March 1944 Hurlburt Field at the independence of U.S.A Air Force.
Doolittle Raiders Hulburt Field
In March 1942, Lieutenant Colonel Jimmy Doolittle and his Raiders tried to do a take off with the help of B-25 Mitchell bombers on a little runway, to present an aircraft deck
Carrier with the help of the short cross-field runway close to the south end of Hurlburt Field named as Doolittle mission. From 2008 Doolittle mission survivors present six crews for Reco in Fort Walton Beach, Florida, trained by three civilian-owned B-25
Mitchells at Duke Field on 31st May.
Hulburt Field Drones and Missiles
In 1994 Gulf-facing establishes sites for drones starts with Republic-Ford JB-2 Loons, the duplicity of V-1 "buzz bombs", performing on Island of Rose Santa, Operation
Olympic against Japan from Pacific islands. The atomic missions are paying for the operation. On first October the 4751st Air Defense Wing (Missile) was presented at Hurlburt Field.
Hulburt Field Tactical Bombardment
On April 1955 the 17th Bomb Wing was activated again and subjected to the Tactical Air Command Ninth Air Force, with the 34th, 37th and 95th Bomb Squadrons behind the 17th Bomb Group.
Hulburt Field Special Operations
Some of the special operations of hulburt field are like 4400th Combat Crew Training Squadron, 16 C-47s, B-26s, B-26s and also various others.
Facilities of Hulburt Field
Hurlburt Field have only one separate runway (18/36) with the measurement of 9,600 x 150 ft (2,926 x 46 m) and an Air Park, 9-11 non -military personnel.