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March ARB is located at 33.889°N 117.260°W (33.889, −117.260). [38] According to the United States Census Bureau, the base has a total area of 12.0 square miles (31 km 2 ), all of it land. The United States Census Bureau has designated the base as its own census-designated place for statistical purposes.
Jamil Dada Appointed as Civic Leader for Air Force Reserve Command . March Air Reserve Base Cleanup Program Site Tour. Colonel Bryan M. Bailey Assumes Command of 452nd Air Mobility Wing
The Mission Support Group provides home station services required for combat ready unit equipped air mobility wing to deploy and employ, including requirements for over 5,500 Reserve, National Guard and Active Duty members, bare base/tent city preparation and sustainment, load planning, personnel programs and training, information and communications, security, aerial delivery and first echelon ...
There is currently no base operator. If you need assistance, please contact the Military & Family Readiness Office at 951-655-5322/5350. Arriving by Air at Ontario International Airport and Driving to March Air Reserve Base. Head East on E. Philadelphia St. From Ontario International Airport - go 0.06 mi.
- 452nd AMW Public Affairs, Bldg. 625, Riverside Drive, March ARB, 92518, CA
- (951) 655-4137
March Air Reserve Base Installation Address & Phone. (951) 655-4138. March Air Reserve Base Information and Referral Services. (951) 655-5350. March Air Reserve Base ID/CAC Card Processing. (951 ...
Located on the edge of the active flight line at March Field Air Reserve Base in Riverside, March Field Air Museum offers an unparalleled view of the most modern military aircraft in the United States Air Force. March Field, one of the oldest military airfields in the United States, was originally founded as Alessandro Field in 1918 as one of 32 Air Service training camps following the United ...
Air refueling for March Air Force Base had entered a new age. The California Air National Guard also arrived in 1982, bringing with them the F-4C's. Beginning in the early 1980s the KC-10 became the vehicle carrying March Air Force Base into a new technological epoch.
