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VA 34 Oceana Virginia
U.S. Navy
VA 35 OCEANA
U.S. Navy
VA 36 ROADRUNNERS
U.S. Navy
VA 37 BULES
U.S. Navy
Va 44 Nas Ceciel Field
U.S. Navy
VA 52 and VA196
U.S. Navy
VA 63
U.S. Navy
Va 732
U.S. Navy
VA 873
U.S. Navy
VA-873, also known as Attack Squadron 873, was a United States Navy reserve attack squadron established during the Korean War era. The squadron was activated in July 1950 in response to increased military needs and was primarily equipped with the Douglas AD Skyraider attack aircraft. VA-873 conducted training and operational missions, preparing for carrier-based strike operations and supporting fleet exercises. The squadron was deactivated in February 1959 as part of a postwar restructuring of naval aviation forces.
VA-106 attack squadron
U.S. Navy
VA-112, VC-3
U.S. Navy
VA-115- CV-41
U.S. Navy
VA-117
U.S. Navy
VA-12, AIMD Cecil Cield
U.S. Navy
VA-146 Blue Diamonds
U.S. Navy
VA-15 Line Crew
U.S. Navy
va-156 - vf-211
U.S. Navy
VA-164, VA-165
U.S. Navy
Va-174 attack squadron
U.S. Navy
VA-202
U.S. Navy
VA-220
U.S. Navy
va-23
U.S. Navy
Attack Squadron 23 (VA-23), known as the “Black Knights,” was a United States Navy attack squadron established in 1949. Originally designated as VF-653, it was redesignated as VA-23 in 1959 and operated various aircraft, including the A-4 Skyhawk. The squadron participated in significant Cold War and Vietnam War operations, providing close air support and strike missions from aircraft carriers in the Pacific Fleet. VA-23 was deactivated on 1 April 1970, after over two decades of distinguished service.
VA-34-AIMD
U.S. Navy
VA-37 Bulls,
U.S. Navy