In October-November 1915, the Ca.1s attacked Austo-Hungarian railroads and supply depots.

Attacked railroads, trains, vehicles, gun emplacements, and buildings in France during the invasion of 6 June 1944.

The Group then took part in preinvasion activities, the P-47s escorting B-26s to attack air fields, bridges, and railroads in France.

Since then, the organization has attacked railroads, tourist sites, and political party headquarters, mainly by bomb.

Began combat in September 1942, attacking submarine pens, airfields, railroads, bridges, and other targets on the Continent, primarily in France.

In Sicily, it attacked railroads, highways, bridges, coastal shipping and other targets to support the Allied operations.

During its stay at Chelveston, the unit attacked submarine pens, airfields, railroads, bridges, and other targets on the Continent, primarily in France.

Supported the subsequent advance of ground forces toward the Rhine by attacking railroads, trucks, bridges, power stations, fuel dumps, and other facilities.

Their first mission was on 28 June 1950 when they attacked railroads supplying enemy forces.

Flew armed reconnaissance during the Battle of the Bulge, attacking warehouses, highways, railroads, motor transports, and other targets.