McChord
McChord refers to a former United States Air Force base located in the state of Washington. It was established in 1938 and played a significant role in military aviation history. The base was named in honor of Colonel William C. McChord, a pioneer in military aviation. Throughout its operational history, McChord AFB served as a crucial hub for cargo and troop transport, reconnaissance, and strategic air command operations.
During World War II, McChord Field was instrumental in training bomber crews and supporting the war effort
In 2010, McChord Air Force Base was officially consolidated with Fort Lewis, an Army installation, to form