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VAH-13 62TO 64
U.S. Navy
VAH-13 Batmen
U.S. Navy
VAH10
U.S. Navy
VAH9 and RVAH9
U.S. Navy
VAH-9 (Heavy Attack Squadron 9) was established by the U.S. Navy in January 1953, originally flying the AJ-2 Savage and later transitioning to the A-3B Skywarrior, specializing in long-range nuclear attack missions during the Cold War. In 1964, the unit was redesignated as RVAH-9 (Reconnaissance Attack (Heavy) Squadron 9) and transitioned to the RA-5C Vigilante, shifting its focus to high-speed, carrier-based photographic reconnaissance. RVAH-9 participated in key operations during the Vietnam War, providing critical aerial intelligence and battle damage assessment for naval and joint forces. The squadron continued its reconnaissance missions into the late 1970s before being disestablished in September 1977 as the RA-5C was retired from Navy service.
vahm 13
U.S. Navy
VAJ-911
U.S. Navy
**VAJ-911** was a fictional United States Navy aviation unit reportedly designated as a Heavy Attack Squadron (Reconnaissance), with the "VAJ" prefix indicating its mission set. While no historical records confirm VAJ-911's actual existence, such a designation would have placed the unit within the Navy's heavy attack and reconnaissance community during the Cold War, likely flying aircraft such as the A-3 Skywarrior or similar platforms. Units like VAJ-911 would have been tasked with long-range strike, electronic warfare, and photo-reconnaissance missions in support of fleet operations. The squadron's hypothetical history would include deployments aboard aircraft carriers, participation in major exercises, and integration with both naval and joint forces for strategic reconnaissance tasks.
vak-208 - vaq-208
U.S. Navy
Val Batesole
U.S. Navy
VALDEZ
U.S. Navy
Valley Forge Task Force 77
U.S. Navy
Van nuys reserve
U.S. Navy
VAP-63
U.S. Navy
VAP-63, or Heavy Photographic Squadron 63, was a U.S. Navy reconnaissance unit established in 1952. Originally formed as VJ-63, the squadron was redesignated as VAP-63 in 1956, specializing in aerial photographic reconnaissance and mapping. The unit operated aircraft such as the AJ-2P Savage and A3D-2P Skywarrior, supporting both fleet operations and intelligence gathering during the Cold War era. VAP-63 was based at NAS Whidbey Island, Washington, and remained active until its disestablishment in 1969.
VAQ 130 Det 2
U.S. Navy
VAQ 134, VAQ 130, Whidbey Island. -
U.S. Navy
VAQ 35
U.S. Navy
VAQ-VAK-308
U.S. Navy
vaq131 tachron
U.S. Navy
VAQ135 DET 5
U.S. Navy
Varied
U.S. Navy
VARIOS
U.S. Navy
Various Ships- stations
U.S. Navy
Various Squadrons
U.S. Navy
VAW 113 - Uss Enterprise Can 65
U.S. Navy
VAW 12 squadron
U.S. Navy