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VC5 Det Cubi Point
U.S. Navy
VCP-61
U.S. Navy
VCR-30
U.S. Navy
vcr-40
U.S. Navy
VELLA GULF
U.S. Navy
Vernon County LST 1161
U.S. Navy
VETFRIENDS
U.S. Navy
VETFRIENDS.COM
U.S. Navy
VF 143 fighter squadron
U.S. Navy
vf 154 black knights
U.S. Navy
VF 193 CAG.- 19
U.S. Navy
VF 44
U.S. Navy
VF 63
U.S. Navy
VF 661
U.S. Navy
VF 701
U.S. Navy
VF 71
U.S. Navy
VF 93
U.S. Navy
VF 98
U.S. Navy
VF-1 Wolfpack
U.S. Navy
VF-101 NAS OCEANA
U.S. Navy
VF-103 Sluggers
U.S. Navy
VF-103 sluggers-VF-43 challengers
U.S. Navy
VF-112
U.S. Navy
Fighter Squadron 112 (VF-112), known as the “Fighting 112” or "Golden Falcons," was a United States Navy fighter squadron established in 1945. Initially flying the F6F Hellcat and later transitioning to jets such as the F9F Panther and F8U Crusader, VF-112 participated notably in the Korean War, where it earned distinction for its combat operations and aerial victories. The squadron operated primarily from aircraft carriers, providing air superiority and ground attack support. VF-112 was disestablished in 1962, but its legacy persists as part of the Navy’s proud carrier aviation history.
VF-113
U.S. Navy