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VA-44 and VA-72
U.S. Navy
VA-65 FIGHTING TIGERS
U.S. Navy
VA-72 Blue Hawks
U.S. Navy
VA-822
U.S. Navy
Attack Squadron 822 (VA-822) was a U.S. Navy Reserve attack squadron established on July 1, 1966, during the Vietnam War era. The squadron was based at Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Florida, and primarily flew the A-4 Skyhawk attack aircraft. VA-822 was activated as part of the increasing demand for carrier-based attack squadrons to support operations in Southeast Asia. The unit was deactivated relatively quickly, on August 2, 1968, as the need for reserve squadrons diminished.
VA-85 BUCKEYES
U.S. Navy
VA-85,VA-35,NMCB27,NMCB13,NMCB7
U.S. Navy
va113-a4 squadren1964
U.S. Navy
VA115 CV41
U.S. Navy
VA15 VR7
U.S. Navy
va174 desert rats
U.S. Navy
VA205
U.S. Navy
Strike Fighter Squadron 205 (VA-205), known as the "Green Falcons," was a U.S. Navy Reserve attack squadron established on July 1, 1970, at Naval Air Station Atlanta, Georgia. The squadron initially flew the A-4 Skyhawk before transitioning to the A-7 Corsair II in the mid-1970s. VA-205 participated in numerous training exercises and provided vital support to fleet operations, maintaining high readiness as part of the Naval Air Reserve Force. The squadron was redesignated as VFA-205 in 1989, reflecting its transition to the F/A-18 Hornet, before its disestablishment on December 31, 1994.
VA36 AND VA102
U.S. Navy
VA54
U.S. Navy
VA66 Squardron
U.S. Navy
VA76and VCR-4o
U.S. Navy
va76attact squarden
U.S. Navy
VA85 CVA11 - CVA39
U.S. Navy
VA861, NAS, NORVA
U.S. Navy
Attack Squadron 861 (VA-861) was a United States Navy Reserve attack squadron based at Naval Air Station Norfolk (NAS NORVA), Virginia. Established during the Cold War era, the squadron flew various attack aircraft, including the A-4 Skyhawk, as part of the Naval Air Reserve Force. VA-861 supported fleet readiness through training and participated in numerous exercises and operational deployments. The squadron contributed to the Navy's ability to rapidly augment active forces during crises before its eventual deactivation as part of reserve force restructuring.
VA97 Warharks
U.S. Navy
VAAW35
U.S. Navy
VAH 10 VAH 419
U.S. Navy
VAH 3 NAS SANFORD
U.S. Navy
VAH 8, NAS Whibey Island,, VAW 13, NAS Alameda
U.S. Navy
**Heavy Attack Squadron Eight (VAH-8)** was established in 1957 at **NAS Whidbey Island**, Washington, as part of the U.S. Navy’s growing fleet of heavy attack units equipped with the A-3 Skywarrior. The squadron’s primary mission was long-range nuclear strike and maritime reconnaissance during the height of the Cold War. **Carrier Airborne Early Warning Squadron Thirteen (VAW-13)**, stationed at **NAS Alameda**, California, was commissioned in 1956 and became the Navy’s first dedicated electronic countermeasures squadron, flying specially modified EA-1F Skyraiders and later EKA-3B Skywarriors. Both units played vital roles in advancing naval aviation’s strike and electronic warfare capabilities, with VAW-13 providing critical jamming and electronic support during the Vietnam War before being redesignated as VAQ-130 in 1968.
VAH-1 AND VAH-3
U.S. Navy