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VQ6
U.S. Navy
VR-55
U.S. Navy
Fleet Logistics Support Squadron 55 (VR-55), known as the "Minutemen," is a United States Navy Reserve squadron established in 1976. Initially operating the C-9B Skytrain II, VR-55 has provided worldwide air logistics support for the Navy, Marine Corps, and other Department of Defense agencies. The squadron transitioned to the C-130T Hercules aircraft in 1993, greatly expanding its cargo and passenger transport capabilities. VR-55 has played a significant role in numerous operations, including Desert Storm, Enduring Freedom, and humanitarian missions, earning recognition for its outstanding service and operational excellence.
VR51
U.S. Navy
VS 27
U.S. Navy
VS-26
U.S. Navy
VS35
U.S. Navy
VT-29
U.S. Navy
VT-29 was a U.S. Navy training squadron established in 1952 at NAS Corpus Christi, Texas. Its primary mission was to provide advanced multi-engine flight training to Navy, Marine Corps, and allied student aviators, primarily using the Convair C-131 Samaritan and T-29 aircraft. Over the course of its service, VT-29 played a vital role in preparing pilots for fleet assignments in patrol, transport, and reconnaissance roles during the Cold War. The squadron was disestablished in 1976 as part of a reorganization of Navy training units.
VT-31
U.S. Navy
Training Squadron Thirty-One (VT-31), known as the “Wise Owls,” was established in 1960 and is based at Naval Air Station Corpus Christi, Texas. The squadron’s primary mission is to provide advanced multi-engine flight training for future U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and international student naval aviators. VT-31 initially flew the Grumman TS-2A Tracker before transitioning to the Beechcraft T-44A Pegasus, which remains its primary training aircraft. Over the decades, VT-31 has played a crucial role in preparing aviators for operational assignments in maritime patrol, reconnaissance, and transport aircraft.
vt4 nas pensacola
U.S. Navy
Training Squadron FOUR (VT-4), based at Naval Air Station (NAS) Pensacola, Florida, was established in 1960 as part of the U.S. Navy’s Naval Air Training Command. Originally, VT-4 provided advanced multi-engine flight training for student naval aviators, using aircraft such as the T-39 Sabreliner and T-44 Pegasus. Over the years, the squadron’s mission evolved, and VT-4 played a crucial role in training both U.S. and international naval flight officers (NFOs) in navigation, electronic warfare, and tactical operations. Today, VT-4 continues its legacy at NAS Pensacola, preparing future maritime aviators for fleet service.
VW-4
U.S. Navy
VW-4, known as "Hurricane Hunters," was a United States Navy Airborne Early Warning Squadron established in 1952. The unit's primary mission was to conduct weather reconnaissance, particularly tracking and reporting on Atlantic hurricanes, using aircraft such as the Lockheed WV-2 Warning Star. Operating out of Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Florida, VW-4 provided crucial data to both military and civilian meteorological agencies, greatly improving hurricane forecasting and preparedness. The squadron was disestablished in 1975 as technological advancements and satellite weather observation reduced the need for manned hurricane reconnaissance flights.
VW15
U.S. Navy
W DIVISION
U.S. Navy
WASP LHD-1
U.S. Navy
WATERFRONT OPERATIONS
U.S. Navy
WESPAC
U.S. Navy
WORLD WAR 2
U.S. Navy
WORLD WAR II
U.S. Navy
ZW-1
U.S. Navy
11TH DENTAL COMPANY
U.S. Navy
11TH NAVAL DISTRICT
U.S. Navy
13th NAVAL dISTRICT
U.S. Navy
1ST BATALION 3RD MARINES
U.S. Navy
1ST BATTALION 4TH MARINES
U.S. Navy
1ST BATTALION 5TH MARINES
U.S. Navy