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USS Saratoga CV 60
U.S. Navy
USS SHOUP
U.S. Navy
uss sierra ad18
U.S. Navy
USS SOUTH DAKOTA
U.S. Navy
USS SOUTHERLAND
U.S. Navy
USS Theodore Roosevelt CVN 71
U.S. Navy
USS William H Stanley (CG-32)
U.S. Navy
USS *William H. Stanley* (CG-32) is not a historical United States Navy vessel. There is no record of a guided missile cruiser or any other naval ship with the designation CG-32 named *William H. Stanley*. The actual CG-32 was USS *Belknap*, a Belknap-class guided missile cruiser commissioned in 1964. If you are referring to a different vessel or need information about the USS *Belknap* (CG-32), please let me know!
VA-12
U.S. Navy
Attack Squadron 12 (VA-12), known as the "Flying Ubangis," was a United States Navy attack squadron established in 1945. Originally designated as VB-104, the unit was redesignated VA-12 in 1948. Over its history, VA-12 operated various aircraft, including the A-4 Skyhawk, and participated in significant Cold War and Vietnam War operations. The squadron was homeported at NAS Cecil Field, Florida, and was disestablished in 1988 after more than four decades of service.
VA105
U.S. Navy
VA215
U.S. Navy
VA66
U.S. Navy
VAQ-33
U.S. Navy
Electronic Attack Squadron 33 (VAQ-33), known as the "Firebirds," traces its origins to World War II, originally established as VAW-33 in 1949. The squadron initially served as an anti-submarine and utility unit before transitioning to an electronic warfare mission, redesignated as VAQ-33 in 1968. Throughout the Cold War, VAQ-33 played a pivotal role in electronic countermeasures training for U.S. Navy fleet units, simulating enemy radar and missile threats. Based at NAS Key West and later NAS Oceana, the Firebirds operated a variety of modified aircraft—including the A-3 Skywarrior, P-2 Neptune, and EA-6A Intruder—until their deactivation in 1993.
VF-2
U.S. Navy
Fighter Squadron 2 (VF-2), also known as the "Bounty Hunters," is a distinguished United States Navy fighter squadron originally established on October 14, 1972. VF-2 was first equipped with the F-14A Tomcat and deployed aboard the USS Enterprise, participating in operations including the Vietnam War’s final stages and later Cold War missions. The squadron earned a reputation for excellence in air combat and fleet defense, notably during deployments in the Persian Gulf and Operation Desert Storm. In 1993, the unit was redesignated as VFA-2 and transitioned to flying the F/A-18F Super Hornet, continuing its legacy as a premier carrier-based strike fighter squadron.
VP-50
U.S. Navy
Patrol Squadron 50 (VP-50), known as the "Blue Dragons," was a U.S. Navy maritime patrol squadron established in June 1944. Initially flying PBM Mariners during World War II, the unit conducted anti-submarine warfare, reconnaissance, and search-and-rescue operations in the Pacific. Over its long service, VP-50 transitioned to newer aircraft, including the P-5 Marlin and eventually the P-3 Orion, adapting to Cold War missions such as surveillance and intelligence-gathering. The squadron was based at NAS Moffett Field, California, and participated in significant operations until its decommissioning in March 1992.
VP60
U.S. Navy
VR-61
U.S. Navy
VS-30
U.S. Navy
VS-30, also known as Sea Control Squadron 30, was a United States Navy anti-submarine warfare squadron established in 1943. Originally commissioned as Composite Squadron VC-30, it later became VS-30 and was nicknamed the "Diamond Cutters." Throughout its history, the squadron operated various aircraft, including the S-2 Tracker and later the S-3 Viking, specializing in maritime patrol and anti-submarine operations. VS-30 was based at Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Florida, and participated in numerous deployments aboard aircraft carriers before being disestablished in 2007 as part of the Navy's transition away from the S-3 Viking platform.
WEST PAC
U.S. Navy
1ST MEDICAL BATTALION
U.S. Navy
2ND MEDICAL BATTALION
U.S. Navy
ABE
U.S. Navy
ASSAULT CRAFT UNIT FOUR
U.S. Navy
ATG NORFOLK
U.S. Navy
CASU 13 - casu 42
U.S. Navy