VF-192

VF-192, originally established as VF-153 in August 1948, was a distinguished U.S. Navy fighter squadron. Redesignated as VF-192 in February 1950, the squadron gained fame flying F9F Panthers during the Korean War, where it participated in numerous combat missions from the USS Princeton (CV-37). VF-192 was known as the "Golden Dragons" and contributed significantly to air-to-ground and air-to-air operations. In 1956, VF-192 was redesignated as VF-114, continuing its legacy of excellence in naval aviation.