1962 - 28 October: Headquarters and Headquarters Battery (HHB) of the 13th Artillery Group (AD), a Strategic Army Corps (STRAC) unit from Fort George G. Meade, Maryland, was alerted for movement to Florida at 0400 hours

1962 - 30 October: HHB 13th AD Group arrived by rail at Homestead AFB.

1962 - 8 November: The 13th AD Group had moved to Princeton, about four miles north of Homestead AFB. It exercised supervisory control of the incoming HAWK units from Ft, Lewis, Washington and the Nike Hercules units from Ft. Bliss, Texas. The 13th Group was assigned temporary operational control by ARADCOM's 2d Region, of all of the ADA units dispatched to Florida.

1963 - 1 April: the 13th Air Defense Artillery Group and all subordinate HAWK and Nike Hercules missile battalions were assigned permanentoperational control by ARADCOM's 2d Region.

1963: 1 November: The Florida missile battalions were formally assigned to the 13th Air Defense Artillery Group, a subordinate command of the 53rd Air Defense Artillery Brigade (AD), headquartered at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama.

1963 - 1 October: The 13th Air Defense Artillery Group (AD) was placed under the authority of the 53rd Air Defense Artillery Brigade and under the operational control of the 2nd Region, ARADCOM.  Logistical support was provided by the Third US Army Logistical Support (TUSALOG)

1968 - 15 November: The 13th Air Defense Artillery Group (AD) was replaced by the 47th Air Defense Artillery Brigade (AD).

1970 - 31 March: The 31st Air Defense Artillery Brigade replaced the 47th Air Defense Artillery Brigade, and became a Strategic Army Forces (STRAF) unit under the United States Readiness Command's reaction forces.

1970 - 18 May: The 2nd Missile Battalion, 52nd ADA, took over the mission of the 1st Missile Battalion (Nike Hercules), 133rd Air Defense Artillery.

1970 - 27 March: D Battery, 2nd Missile Battalion left Homestead for McGregor Guided Missile Range, New Mexico, for nine weeks of concentrated field training, culminating in a field training exercise.

1971 - 30 June: The 52nd Artillery was brought under the Combat Arms Regimental System (CARS) system when the Headquarters and Headquarters Battery, 52nd Artillery Group, the 538th Field Artillery Battalion, the 539th Field Artillery Battalion, and the 52nd Field Artillery Battalion were consolidated with the parent regiment, the 52nd Artillery.

1971 - 30 June: HHB, 52d Artillery Group was reorganized, and redesignated as the 52d Air Defense Artillery Regiment, a parent regiment under the Combat Arms Regimental System (CARS).

1971 - 30 June: The 52d Field Artillery Battalion was consolidated, reorganized, and redesignated as the 52d Air Defense Artillery Regiment, a parent regiment under the Combat Arms Regimental System (CARS).

1971 - 1 September: 52d Field Artillery Battalion was redesignated as the 52d Air Defense Artillery Regiment.

1974 - ARADCOM deactivated

1974 - The 31st ADA Brigade and subordinate units in FLorida was assigned under the operation control of FORSCOM.

1979 - March: The Department of the Army announced the inactivation of the 31st ADA Brigade and the transfer of its three battalions.

1979 - 21 May: The 2nd Missile Battalion 52nd Air Defense Artillery was ordered to Ft. Bliss, Texas

1979 - 18 June: The 2nd Missile Battalion 52nd Air Defense Artillery arrived at McGregor Range.

1980 - 1 July: The 2nd Missile Battalion 52nd Air Defense Artillery reverted to control of The School Brigade; U.S. Army Air Defense School.

1980 - 1 July: The 2nd Missile Battalion 52nd Air Defense Artillery was attached to 11th ADA Group for duty in the transition period in support of Patriot Operational Test II.

1980 - 1983: The 2nd Missile Battalion 52nd ADA provided training and support for Nike Hercules batteries of the Japanese, German, Spanish, Norwegian, and Dutch forces, as well as live firing exercises for ADA School Officer Basic Courses.

1982 - March: The 2nd Missile Battalion 52nd Air Defense Artillery received order to inactivate 15 April 1983.

1982 - 15 September: The following missile batteries inactivated:

1982 - 15 September: FORSCOM withdrew the 2nd Missile Battalion 52nd Air Defense Artillery nuclear mission.

1982 - 1 December: HHB, B and D Battery, 2nd Missile Battalion 52nd Air Defense Artillery began equipment turn in.

1982 - 16 December: HHB, B and D Battery, 2nd Missile Battalion 52nd Air Defense Artillery assume non-operational status.

1983 - 8 February: HHB, B and D Battery, 2nd Missile Battalion 52nd Air Defense Artillery were released from Contingency Plan Missions.

1983 - 15 March: HHB, B and D Battery, 2nd Missile Battalion 52nd Air Defense Artillery were inactivated at Ft. Bliss, Texas.

1988 - 16 April: The 2nd Missile Battalion 52nd Air Defense Artillery Regiment was withdrawn from the Combat Arms Regimental System (CARS) and reorganized under the United States Army Regimental System (USARS).