1498th Transportation Company (HET)

1498th Transportation Company (HET) This was the official page for the 1498th TC (HET) of the California Army National Guard. (Decommissioned)

Official site of the 1498th Transportation Company (HET) (Decommissioned),
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During the 1498th’s first deployment to Iraq in 2003, first platoon took part in the recovery of the buried Iraqi Air Fo...
12/27/2025

During the 1498th’s first deployment to Iraq in 2003, first platoon took part in the recovery of the buried Iraqi Air Force.

This article showing what happend to the Mig-25 Foxbat we recovered was messaged to the page by SGT Brad Irwin.

Source: The Aviation Geek Club

MiG-25 Foxbat fighter found buried in the desert during Operation Iraqi Freedom now on display at the USAF Museum

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