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U.S. Navy
VR-48
U.S. Navy
Fleet Logistics Support Squadron 48 (VR-48), also known as the "Capital Express," is a United States Navy Reserve squadron based at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland. Established in 1978, VR-48 provides worldwide air logistics support using a fleet of C-40A Clipper aircraft. The squadron’s mission includes transporting personnel, cargo, and mail for Navy operations, supporting both routine and contingency missions. VR-48 has played a vital role in supporting operations in the Middle East and around the globe, contributing to the Navy’s rapid mobility and logistical reach.
VR-62
U.S. Navy
Fleet Logistics Support Squadron 62 (VR-62), also known as the "Nomads," is a United States Navy Reserve squadron established in 1985. Initially equipped with the C-9B Skytrain II aircraft, VR-62 has provided global air logistics support for the Navy and Marine Corps, transporting personnel, cargo, and high-priority equipment. In 2012, the squadron transitioned to the C-130T Hercules, greatly enhancing its operational capabilities and range. Based at Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Florida, VR-62 has supported numerous military operations and humanitarian missions worldwide, exemplifying reliability and flexibility in naval air logistics.
VS-914
U.S. Navy
VS-914 was a U.S. Navy anti-submarine squadron established during the Korean War era as part of the Naval Air Reserve. The unit was originally formed in the early 1950s and was composed primarily of reserve personnel, flying the Grumman S2F Tracker for maritime patrol and submarine hunting missions. In 1951, VS-914 was activated for federal service in response to increasing global tensions, operating from NAS Floyd Bennett Field in New York. The squadron contributed to coastal defense and anti-submarine warfare training before being deactivated and returned to reserve status in the mid-1950s.
vs23
U.S. Navy
VS36
U.S. Navy
VT 27 TRAINING SQUADRON
U.S. Navy
VT 30
U.S. Navy
VT-21 NAS KINGSVILLE TEXAS
U.S. Navy
VT-29, NAS CORPUS CHRISTI,TX.
U.S. Navy
VT19
U.S. Navy
VT25 BEEVILLE TX
U.S. Navy
VT3 Milton Florida
U.S. Navy
**VT-3 (Training Squadron 3)**, based at Naval Air Station Whiting Field in Milton, Florida, is a distinguished unit within the U.S. Navy’s Naval Air Training Command. Established in 1960, VT-3’s primary mission is to train student aviators in primary flight operations, initially using the T-28 Trojan and later transitioning to aircraft such as the T-34C Turbo Mentor and the T-6B Texan II. Over the decades, VT-3 has played a crucial role in preparing Navy, Marine Corps, and allied pilots for advanced flight training and operational service. The squadron is recognized for its professionalism, safety record, and contributions to naval aviation excellence.
VT5
U.S. Navy
VU-10
U.S. Navy
VU-10, originally designated Utility Squadron TEN (VU-10), was a U.S. Navy utility squadron established during World War II. It was based primarily at Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and played a crucial role in providing target-towing, drone operations, and support services for fleet training exercises throughout the Caribbean. The squadron operated a variety of aircraft, including the JD-1 Invader and the F6F Hellcat, to simulate enemy threats and assist in anti-aircraft gunnery practice. VU-10 was later redesignated as VC-10 before its eventual disestablishment in the late 1960s, having contributed significantly to naval aviation training and readiness.
VU1
U.S. Navy
VULCAN
U.S. Navy
VW-14
U.S. Navy
VW-14 was a U.S. Navy Airborne Early Warning Squadron established in the early 1950s during the Cold War era. The squadron operated the Lockheed WV-2 Warning Star, an early warning radar aircraft designed to extend the Navy’s radar coverage far out to sea. VW-14 was primarily tasked with flying barrier patrols as part of the Atlantic Barrier, a critical line of defense intended to detect and track potential Soviet bomber or missile threats approaching North America. The unit was decommissioned in the mid-1960s as advances in radar technology and the development of more sophisticated warning systems rendered the barrier patrols obsolete.
VW-16
U.S. Navy
vw-4 hurricane hunters
U.S. Navy
VW2
U.S. Navy
VX-3
U.S. Navy
VX-8
U.S. Navy
vx2
U.S. Navy