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vs82
U.S. Navy
vs837
U.S. Navy
VS911
U.S. Navy
VS935
U.S. Navy
VSF1
U.S. Navy
VSF3
U.S. Navy
vsf86
U.S. Navy
VT 24 Chase Field, TX
U.S. Navy
VT-2 Doer Birds
U.S. Navy
VT-23 Kingsville, Texas
U.S. Navy
VT-24, BEEVILLE,TX
U.S. Navy
VT-25 NAS Chase Field
U.S. Navy
VT-30, USNAS, CORPUS CHRISTI, TX
U.S. Navy
VT-68
U.S. Navy
VT30
U.S. Navy
VT49
U.S. Navy
VT99
U.S. Navy
VTC-12
U.S. Navy
VTU
U.S. Navy
VU-4
U.S. Navy
VU-4, also known as Utility Squadron FOUR, was a United States Navy utility squadron established to provide a variety of support services, including target towing, radar tracking, and drone operations for fleet training exercises. Activated during World War II, VU-4 played a crucial role in enhancing naval aviation readiness along the U.S. East Coast. The squadron operated a range of aircraft, such as the JD-1 Invader and the JD-1D Drone Director, adapting to evolving technological requirements throughout its service. VU-4 was eventually disestablished as advances in technology and changes in training needs rendered its functions obsolete.
VU-5 Atsugi Japan
U.S. Navy
VU-5B
U.S. Navy
VU5
U.S. Navy
VU5 Atsugi Japan
U.S. Navy