7th Weather Squadron moves to Wiesbaden

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Airmen from the 7th Weather Squadron sing the Air Force song during an official ceremony March 28 in Wiesbaden, Germany. The 7th WS retired the colors from the old detachment located in Heidelberg.
Airmen from the 7th Weather Squadron sing the Air Force song during an official ceremony March 28 in Wiesbaden, Germany. The 7th WS retired the colors from the old detachment located in Heidelberg.
Capt. Chris Miller, 7th Weather Squadron chief of budget and logistics, runs with the guidon and prepares to hand it off to the next runner March 28 in Heidelberg, Germany.
Capt. Chris Miller, 7th Weather Squadron chief of budget and logistics, runs with the guidon and prepares to hand it off to the next runner March 28 in Heidelberg, Germany.

The 7th Weather Squadron is the combat weather squadron that supports Europe. They provide weather forecasts and updates to commanders and their staff by delivering specialized weather bulletins in support of the crisis action team.

The 7th WS moved its headquarters from Heidelberg to Wiesbaden after serving more than 50 years in Heidelberg. They ran a 55-mile relay while transporting the colors to Wiesbaden where an official ceremony was held to retire the colors of Detachment 1.

Det. 1 was transformed into an airfield operations flight and was absorbed into the 7th WS.