VS-914 was a U.S. Navy anti-submarine squadron established during the Korean War era as part of the Naval Air Reserve. The unit was originally formed in the early 1950s and was composed primarily of reserve personnel, flying the Grumman S2F Tracker for maritime patrol and submarine hunting missions. In 1951, VS-914 was activated for federal service in response to increasing global tensions, operating from NAS Floyd Bennett Field in New York. The squadron contributed to coastal defense and anti-submarine warfare training before being deactivated and returned to reserve status in the mid-1950s.
