James Posko

Fleet Composite Squadron SIX (VC-6) was a United States Navy aviation unit established on 1 November 1965. Based primarily at Naval Air Station Norfolk, VC-6 provided a variety of support roles, including aerial target services, electronic warfare simulation, and utility flights for fleet training and exercises. The squadron operated several aircraft types over its history, such as the Douglas A-4 Skyhawk and the C-12 Huron, adapting to evolving mission requirements. VC-6 was disestablished on 1 October 2008 as the Navy reorganized its support and training units.

Fleet Composite Squadron 6 (VC-6) was a United States Navy aviation unit established to provide a variety of support roles, including target drone operations, electronic warfare training, and fleet support services. Originally formed during the Cold War era, VC-6 operated a diverse fleet of aircraft, such as the A-3 Skywarrior, S-2 Tracker, and various unmanned aerial vehicles, to simulate enemy threats and enhance fleet readiness. The squadron played a crucial role in training naval personnel and testing new technologies until its disestablishment in 2008. VC-6's legacy includes pioneering work in unmanned systems and contributions to naval electronic warfare capabilities.