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VAW-111 Det. 34
U.S. Navy
vaw-113 b
U.S. Navy
VAW-128
U.S. Navy
Carrier Airborne Early Warning Squadron 128 (VAW-128), known as the "Golden Hawks," was a United States Navy squadron established in September 1967. Flying the E-2 Hawkeye, VAW-128 provided airborne early warning, command and control, and surveillance capabilities to carrier strike groups. The squadron participated in numerous deployments, supporting operations such as Desert Storm, Southern Watch, and Enduring Freedom. After decades of distinguished service, VAW-128 was deactivated on September 30, 2005, as part of a Navy restructuring effort.
VAW-13 Naval Air Station, Alameda,CA
U.S. Navy
VAW-13 (Carrier Airborne Early Warning Squadron 13) was a U.S. Navy airborne early warning squadron established in 1956 and based at Naval Air Station Alameda, California. The unit flew aircraft such as the Grumman WF-2 (later E-1B) Tracer, providing radar surveillance and early warning capabilities to carrier battle groups in the Pacific Fleet. VAW-13 played a significant role during the Vietnam War, deploying detachments aboard multiple aircraft carriers to support combat operations and improve fleet air defense. In 1967, the squadron was disestablished and its mission was taken over by newly formed VAW-111, continuing the legacy of airborne early warning in the U.S. Navy.
VAW11 - VAW13
U.S. Navy
vaw11 -det delta-113
U.S. Navy
VB-VPB-135
U.S. Navy
VB111
U.S. Navy
VB19
U.S. Navy
VBF-14
U.S. Navy
VC 33
U.S. Navy
Fighter Squadron Composite 33 (VC-33), also known as the "Nighthawks," was a United States Navy composite squadron established during World War II. Formed in 1943, VC-33 initially operated aboard escort carriers in the Atlantic, conducting anti-submarine warfare and convoy protection against German U-boats. After the war, the squadron transitioned to night fighter and airborne early warning missions, flying aircraft such as the Grumman TBM Avenger and later the Douglas AD Skyraider. VC-33 played a key role in developing naval night operations before being redesignated as VAW-33 in 1956.
VC 96
U.S. Navy
VC_4 NAS ATLANTIC CITY N.J.
U.S. Navy
VC-13 Saints
U.S. Navy
VC-2 VIRGINIA BCH VA
U.S. Navy
VC-2 Fleet Composit Sq 2
U.S. Navy
VC-35, FAS-8, VS21, AIMD Alameda, USS BON HOMME
U.S. Navy
vc-5 det cubi point
U.S. Navy
VC-6 RPV Detachment
U.S. Navy
VC-6 U.A.V. DET
U.S. Navy
vc-62 squadron
U.S. Navy
VC-7 - NAS OLathe
U.S. Navy
VD-4
U.S. Navy
VD3 - 4 SQUADRONS
U.S. Navy