Grassley pays tribute to 133rd Test Squadron

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SIOUX CITY, Iowa --  
Sen. Charles Grassley of Iowa, Senate President Pro Tempore, recognized and honored the inactivated 133rd Test Squadron of Fort Dodge, Iowa, during a Senate session yesterday. 
“The 133rd has an extraordinary legacy,” said Grassley. “Since its inception in 1948, the 133rd has stood as a pillar of excellence.” 
“From the Korean War to the Global War on Terror, the 133rd has answered our Nation’s call with unwavering dedication,” said Grassley. “Its innovation has helped ensure our military remains at the forefront of defense capabilities.” 
Grassley thanked the airmen who have served with the unit throughout its history. 
“Your impact is immeasurable, and your legacy will endure,” said Grassley.
The unit was inactivated during a formal ceremony on March 2 during the monthly training weekend. Video can be found on the senator's website.

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