Talk:14th Operations Group

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Awards

The infobox shows the World War II Victory ribbon. Is there any authority for this award to a unit as opposed to individuals assigned to the unit? If not, it should be deleted. The infobox also shows the Air Force Organizational Excellence ribbon. Air Force Recognition Programs: Unit Awards, 14th Operations Group does not support this award to the 14th Operations Group.

If there are no objections or responses showing the group is entitled to these awards within a couple of weeks, I would propose deleting them. --Lineagegeek (talk) 15:46, 20 July 2012 (UTC)

Keys

My name is Michael Miller. I found a set of keys buried in my back yard in fort Morgan Colorado. I believe that they belong to somebody in the 14th I just need to know who do I need to talk to to make sure they go where they belong. The style of keychain is from an earlier year and it has their crest from 1934 To Fight to Death 2600:100E:B069:2416:B9E8:F8A0:66BF:4B84 (talk) 09:40, 29 November 2021 (UTC)