Readiness Squadron 22d Security Forces Squadron Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) Fourth Air Force 931st Air Refueling Wing 931st Operations Group 18th Air Refueling Squadron –Boeing KC-46 Pegasus 924th Air Refueling Squadron –Boeing KC-46 Pegasus 905th Air Refueling Squadron -Boeing KC-46 Pegasus 931st Aerospace Medicine Squadron 931st Civil Engineer Squadron 931st Force Support Squadron 931st Security Forces Squadron 931st Maintenance Group 931st Aircraft Maintenance Squadron 931st Maintenance Operations Flight Air National Guard (ANG) Kansas Air National Guard 184th Wing 184th Cyberspace Operations Group 127th Cyberspace Operations Squadron 177th Information Aggressor Squadron 299th Network Operations Security Squadron 184th Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Group 161st Intelligence Squadron 184th Intelligence Support Squadron 184th Operations Support Squadron 184th Medical Group 184th Mission Support Group 184th Civil Engineer Squadron 184th Communications Flight 184th Force Support Squadron 184th Logistics Readiness Squadron 184th Security Forces Squadron 184th Regional Support Group 134th Air Control Squadron DET1 Smoky Hill Weapons Range 284th Air Support Operations Squadron Accidents and incidents On 28 March 1956, a B-47 exploded near Wichita, Kansas, with an instructor and two student pilots on board. It crashed four miles northeast of the city, killing its crew of three. The office of information services at McConnell Air Force Base said the explosion occurred after takeoff, probably at about 2,000 feet altitude. Wreckage was strewn along the countryside for several miles as the wings sheared off and the fuselage tumbled to earth. On 16 January 1965, USAF KC-135A 57-1442, crashed after an engine failure shortly after takeoff from McConnell Air Force Base in north Wichita, Kansas. The fuel-laden plane crashed at a residential street intersection and caused a considerable fire. A total of 30 were killed, including 23 on the ground and the seven member crew. 13 January 1992, an F-16 84-1267 of the 184th TFG out of McConnell Air Force Base, Kansas Air National Guard was returning from a practice firing sortie of a M61A1 20mm cannon. Major David Ternes of the 127th Fighter Squadron was bringing the aircraft into McConnell AFB when he experienced trouble at 11:06 hours. Ternes was forced to eject at 150 feet and two miles from base and the aircraft hit the side of a house and exploded. Both the pilot and the home's occupant survived uninjured. The cause was determined to be a lack of engine response. On 20 November 2013 at approximately 9:30 pm CST, a Boeing 747-400 Dreamlifter with