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| No. 133 ( | Fighter) Squadron was formed here in June 1942, flyin |
| They were redesignated as Strike | Fighter Squadron 115 (VFA-115) on September 30, 1996. |
| onvinced Air Force leaders to reactivate 76th | Fighter Squadron as the 76th Space Operations Squadro |
| sary of the squadron as the first operational | fighter squadron to fly the Supermarine Spitfire from |
| The 24th | Fighter Squadron is an inactive United States Air For |
| The 103d | Fighter Squadron flies the A-10 Thunderbolt II. |
| No. 408 Flight, then as Squadron Commander of | Fighter Squadron 802 FAA. |
| uring his career, the colonel has commanded a | fighter squadron and served as the chief of combat pl |
| A KC-135 refuels an F-15 from the 94th | Fighter Squadron over Washington D.C. in support of O |
| The 76th | Fighter Squadron (76 FS) is a United States Air Force |
| MiG-21 LanceR-C of the 712th | Fighter Squadron taking off from the base. |
| USAF 8th | Fighter Squadron History |
| USAF 7th | Fighter Squadron History |
| here the newly arrived US Army Air Corps 94th | Fighter Squadron had just been assigned. |
| te guardian in the markings of No. 303 Polish | Fighter Squadron was unveiled, also near the bunker. |
| irs piloted by Robert Owen of VMF-215, a 44th | Fighter Squadron (44th FS) P-40 Warhawk and a J2F Duc |
| Later that year, he was assigned to | Fighter Squadron 32 (VF-32) aboard USS Leyte (CV-32). |
| time in aviation history that a full tactical | fighter squadron had crossed an ocean. |
| The 160th | Fighter Squadron flew the F-16C/D Fighting Falcon. |
| USAF 1st | Fighter Squadron History |
| inted an Ensign, he was assigned to the 306th | Fighter Squadron of the Imperial Japanese Navy's 721s |
| The 201st | Fighter Squadron was commended by General Douglas Mac |
| No. 316 Polish | Fighter Squadron |
| No. 306 Polish | Fighter Squadron |
| 32d | Fighter Squadron (36th Fighter Group, Antilles Air Co |
| No. 164 Squadron of the Royal Air Force was a | fighter squadron during the Second World War composed |
| ntly, the unit has been declared as the `best | fighter squadron' of EAC for the current year. |
| He also participated in the 558th Tactical | Fighter Squadron's operational deployment to South Ko |
| VMF-211 (Marine Corps | Fighter Squadron) |
| Flying Tigers in the Burma Theater (the 74th | Fighter Squadron). |
| He later transferred to the 526th Tactical | Fighter Squadron, Ramstein Air Base, West Germany fro |
| Douglas A-1H Skyraider of the VNAF 520th | Fighter Squadron, Binh Thuy Air Base |
| 432d | Fighter Squadron, (11 June-14 August 1943) |
| 433d | Fighter Squadron, (17 June-14 August 1943) |
| ne of the 149 FW's flying mission is the 182d | Fighter Squadron, whose role is to take pilots, eithe |
| s the Army Air Force's first African American | fighter squadron, then known the 99th Flying Pursuit |
| 333d | Fighter Squadron, 11 January 1943 - 12 January 1946 |
| 425 Tactical | Fighter Squadron, also "Alouette" (FR. |
| Headquarters, 339th | Fighter Squadron, P-38 Lightning |
| Fighter Squadron, equipped with Gloster Gladiator Mk. | |
| June 1988, operations officer, 67th Tactical | Fighter Squadron, Kadena AB, Japan |
| rch 1968 he transferred to the 558th Tactical | Fighter Squadron, Cam Ranh Bay Air Base, South Vietna |
| tant operations officer of the 512th Tactical | Fighter Squadron, also at Ramstein. |
| nits led to the 61st becoming simply the 61st | Fighter Squadron, and being assigned to the new 56th |
| uadron initially flew missions with the 310th | Fighter Squadron, often twice a day, using borrowed U |
| He was a member of the 393rd | Fighter Squadron, 367th Fighter Group during World Wa |
| The USAAF 339th | Fighter Squadron, 369th Fighter Group operated P-39 A |
| eral Shuler was assigned to the 68th Tactical | Fighter Squadron, George Air Force Base, California, |
| Last operated by the 170th Tactical | Fighter Squadron, 183rd Tactical Fighter Group, Illin |
| 0A AF Serial No. 81-0991 of the 91st Tactical | Fighter Squadron, 7 June 1985. |
| under major David Lee "Tex" Hill in the 75th | Fighter Squadron, part of Colonel Robert Lee Scott, J |
| taffed with personnel from the 391st Tactical | Fighter Squadron, which was inactivated on February 2 |
| Established in mid-1943 as a P-47 Thunderbolt | fighter squadron, trained under I Fighter Command in |
| se, Florida, and was renamed the 4th Tactical | Fighter Squadron, becoming the fourth Air Force fight |
| 163d | Fighter Squadron, Transitioning from F-16C Falcons to |
| sent several sorties of F-16's from the 34th | Fighter Squadron, and 522nd Fighter Squadron into Ira |
| While serving in the 375th | Fighter Squadron, 361st Fighter Group, Guckeyson flew |
| and positions have included the 35th Tactical | Fighter Squadron, Kunsan Air Base, South Korea; the 3 |
| The late-war specialized all-jet Luftwaffe | fighter squadron, Jagdverband 44, possessed a number |
| e 80th TFS, was detached to the 13th Tactical | Fighter Squadron, part of the 432d Tactical Reconnais |
| 10 pilot and was assigned to the 92d Tactical | Fighter Squadron, a unit of the 81st Tactical Fighter |
| as later reconstituted and redesignated 119th | Fighter Squadron, and allotted to New Jersey Air Nati |
| An F-16 Fighting Falcon of the 119th | Fighter Squadron, New Jersey Air National Guard prepa |
| e squadron changed role to that of a daylight | fighter squadron, the Spitfire LF.16. |
| has served as commander of the 337th Tactical | Fighter Squadron, Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, Nor |
| the last operational Black Widow of the 68th | Fighter Squadron, 347th Fighter Group left Japan in M |
| n August 1968 he commanded the 531st Tactical | Fighter Squadron, 3rd Tactical Fighter Wing, at Bien |
| lotted the 67th, which consisted of the 101st | Fighter Squadron, the 131st Fighter Squadron, the 132 |
| He has commanded a | fighter squadron, two fighter wings, a numbered Air F |
| On 1 January 1939, the unit became a | fighter squadron, receiving its first Supermarine Spi |
| Air Force was a Second World War and Cold war | fighter squadron, and later a strategic missile squad |
| m RAF Wrexham, which was home to at least one | fighter squadron, for defending the regions industria |
| brother William, a P-51 pilot with the 503rd | Fighter Squadron, 339th Fighter Group, was later buri |
| It was also used by the 416th Night | Fighter Squadron, which flew Bristol Beaufighters fro |
| As the 153rd | Fighter Squadron, it flew P-47Ns until reorganized as |
| -Lindsey, Lincolnshire on 20 August 1941 as a | fighter squadron, flying Hawker Hurricanes and became |
| ous leadership positions, and has commanded a | fighter squadron, operations group and the Cheyenne M |
| A-1H of the South Vietnamese Air Force 520th | Fighter Squadron, Binh Thuy Air Base |
| For German | fighter squadron, see Jasta 14 (fighter squadron). |
| quadrons assigned to wing, the 555th Tactical | Fighter Squadron, became known as the "Ace" squadron |
| from the 7th | Fighter Squadron, 49th Fighter Group. |
| It was also the home of the 416th Night | Fighter Squadron, which flew Bristol Beaufighters fro |
| Republic P-47C-2-RE Thunderbolts of the 61st | Fighter Squadron, 1942. |
| E Strike Eagles, from the 335th Expeditionary | Fighter Squadron, drop 2,000 pound Joint Direct Attac |
| Thunderbolt pilot with the 57th Group's, 66th | Fighter Squadron, in North Africa and Italy. |
| reformed on 15 March 1955 as 419 All-Weather | Fighter Squadron, and moved to the NATO Air Division |
| Detachment, 419th Night | Fighter Squadron, (13 AF) (27 June-18 August 1944) |
| adron was re-formed at RAF Church Fenton as a | fighter squadron, flying Gloster Meteors until Januar |
| In November 1916, he was transferred to a | fighter squadron, Royal Prussian Jasta 9. |
| ly as flight commander with the 92nd Tactical | Fighter Squadron, Royal Air Force Station Bentwaters, |
| on and was subsequently assigned to the 353rd | Fighter Squadron, flying a P-51B Mustang, which he na |
| Within next two years, he assembled 01 | fighter squadron, 01 Helicopter squadron, and 02 Rada |
| rmed in Malta in the post war period as a jet | fighter squadron. |
| by Lt. John C Jr. "Jack" Gaglan of the 351st | Fighter Squadron. |
| nd in 1958 was redesignated the 55th Tactical | Fighter Squadron. |
| 916 - making it the world's first single-seat | fighter squadron. |
| ain R. N. Sittner (WSO) of the 555th Tactical | Fighter Squadron. |
| as appointed to the command of No. 317 Polish | Fighter Squadron. |
| rial 44-14237 "Moonbeam McSwine" of the 487th | Fighter Squadron. |
| the war's end, the unit regrouped as the 123d | Fighter Squadron. |
| n the squadrons role was changed to that of a | fighter squadron. |
| to form new squadrons and he joined the 52nd | Fighter Squadron. |
| osted as a flight commander in No. 316 Polish | Fighter Squadron. |
| the flying squadron of the 187th by the 100th | Fighter Squadron. |
| uthern Watch in 1996, tragedy struck the 58th | Fighter Squadron. |
| ar II as a Captain in the Army Air Corps 37th | Fighter Squadron. |
| was assigned to South Vietnam's "Black Eagle" | Fighter Squadron. |
| rial 44-11564 "Princess Jocelyn" of the 359th | Fighter Squadron. |
| g the battle of Britain in the No. 307 Polish | Fighter Squadron. |
| n-Soellingen, Germany in 1971 as 439 Tactical | Fighter Squadron. |
| al 42-8596 (CV-P) "Marryin' Sam" of the 368th | Fighter Squadron. |
| t RCAF Station Uplands in January 1953 as 422 | Fighter Squadron. |
| s and personnel amalgamated into 425 Tactical | Fighter Squadron. |
| at Eglin Air Force Base as the 60th Tactical | Fighter Squadron. |
| vanced through the ranks to flight chief in a | fighter squadron. |
| ks of No. 607 Squadron RAF and No. 303 Polish | Fighter Squadron. |
| 1954 flying CF-100 Canucks as an all weather | fighter squadron. |
| ame his wife in February 1945) with the 363rd | Fighter Squadron. |
| mission being a Tactical Air Command tactical | fighter squadron. |
| Phantom Serial 66-8820 of the 389th Tactical | Fighter Squadron. |
| ellingen and changed its name to 441 Tactical | Fighter Squadron. |
| arriving for service with the 128th Tactical | Fighter Squadron. |
| 1946 and the next day redesignated the 182nd | Fighter Squadron. |
| Mustang AAF Serial No. 44-72308 of the 335th | Fighter Squadron. |
| efore re-forming in Malta on 12 May 1941 as a | fighter squadron. |
| bolizes the solidarity of purpose of the 71st | Fighter Squadron. |
| n P-51B-5 Mustang, Serial 43-6830 of the 382d | Fighter Squadron. |
| o. 3 Squadron is a Royal Australian Air Force | fighter squadron. |
| h 1943 No. 108 reformed at Shandur as a night | fighter Squadron. |
| D, Bureau Number (BuNo) 164603, Modex 101, of | Fighter Squadron31 (VF-31) was ferried from NAS Ocean |
| 23d | Fighter Squadron: 31 March 1992 - 12 August 2010 |
| 62d | Fighter Squadron: 18 March-1 April 1994 |
| 43d | Fighter Squadron: 1 October 2002-present |
| 523d Tactical | Fighter Squadron: attached 9 Apr - 25 Oct 1972 |
| 332d | Fighter Squadron: 1942-1944 |
| 42d | Fighter Squadron: 15 January 1941 - 1 May 1944 ; 18 A |
| nit was established in February 1945 as a jet | fighter squadron; its flying personnel were made up a |
| Activated in late 1942 as a P-47D Thunderbolt | Fighter Squadron; trained under First Air Force initi |
| The | fighter squadrons flew the FJ-4B and AF-1E Fury, whil |
| The eight | fighter squadrons defending Anzio together, claimed 3 |
| It was one of several Polish | fighter squadrons fighting alongside the Royal Air Fo |
| Increasingly, however, Soviet bomber and | fighter squadrons took over from China's battered uni |
| Fighter Squadrons (a swarm of robot shuttles), | |
| During the Battle of Britain two | fighter squadrons (145 Sqn and 602 Sqn) were based at |
| By 24 January 1945, four | fighter squadrons from MAG-14 were operating from Gui |
| They became the 339th, 4th and 68th | Fighter Squadrons respectively. |
| y intended for use by the new jagdstaffeln or | fighter squadrons (designation introduced in 1916). |
| US Air Force had been garrisoning with two | fighter squadrons until the Sino-American Mutual Defe |
| These wings consisted of three | fighter squadrons each. |
| ghter/attack squadrons and Navy F/A-18 strike | fighter squadrons into Navy carrier air wings. |
| Puhakka served in | Fighter Squadrons (LLv's): 26, 30, 28, 24, 32 during |
| o the station were initially P-47 Thunderbolt | fighter squadrons of the 318th Fighter Group which mo |
| After May 1945 the | fighter squadrons were in training; in Jun the group' |
| equently assigned to the 9th and 7th Tactical | Fighter Squadrons at Holloman AFB, New Mexico, Chilto |
| equipped the bulk of the German and Austrian | fighter squadrons (Jagdstaffeln) for the last two yea |
| e war, Walker served as Commanding Officer of | Fighter Squadrons 17, 5-B and 61, during which time h |
| As one of three | fighter squadrons of the 49th Fighter Group, the 8th |
| with the colors signifying each of the three | fighter squadrons assigned to the 81st TFW. |
| With the Belgian | fighter squadrons the HD.1 proved surprisingly succes |
| ned to accommodate FAA day, night and torpedo | fighter squadrons for their formation, training and w |
| Fighter Squadrons of the RAF and their Aircraft. | |
| F-14A Tomcats of | Fighter Squadrons VF-51 Screaming Eagles and VF-111 S |
| e now accommodates the 86th and 88th Tactical | Fighter Squadrons of the 282nd Tactical Fighter Wing, |
| July saw the arrival of | fighter squadrons VMF-913 and VMF-914 and October bro |
| orted all Atlantic Fleet F/A-18 Hornet strike | fighter squadrons and S-3 Viking sea control squadron |
| (AFRC) wing was composed of the 45th and 47th | Fighter Squadrons with their A-10s, and the 93d Bomb |
| to 1968, it was the home to 413, 427 and 434 | Fighter Squadrons which flew F-86 Sabre jets, and 440 |
| RAF | Fighter Squadrons in the Battle of Britain. |
| Rawlings, John D.R. | Fighter Squadrons of the RAF and their Aircraft. |
| t was later turned into one of several Polish | fighter squadrons fighting alongside the Royal Air Fo |
| were assigned to the field (414th, 422d Night | Fighter Squadrons) briefly in April |
| The base has two | fighter squadrons, and played an important role durin |
| Headquarters, 39th, 41st | Fighter Squadrons, P-47 Thunderbolt |
| At that time MAG-41 consisted of three | fighter squadrons, (VMF-111, VMF-112, VMF-413,) and t |
| He commanded a number of | fighter squadrons, and was promoted on to vice admira |
| y the war formation prescribed for RAF mobile | fighter squadrons, having two flights with 8 Supermar |
| Headquarters, 7th, 8th, 9th | Fighter Squadrons, P-40 Warhawk (1943), P-47 Thunderb |
| As one of the original German | fighter squadrons, the unit would score 57 verified a |
| Headquarters, 340th, 341st | Fighter Squadrons, P-47 Thunderbolt |
| ns were 310 Sqdn, 312 Sqdn and 313 Sqdn - all | fighter squadrons, they were 3 of the 5 Czech Squadro |
| uard units, this change reduced the number of | fighter squadrons, with the 61st and 63d Fighter Squa |
| 2 | fighter squadrons, 4 scout plane squadrons, 2 bomber |
| kers and the 515th, 516th and 517th Strategic | Fighter Squadrons, equipped with the Republic F-84G T |
| r 1942 - March 1944, and furnished cadres for | fighter squadrons, January-December 1943. |
| ctive Polish RAF Squadrons, of which, 11 were | fighter squadrons. |
| Tyndall by the now inactive 1st, 2d, and 95th | Fighter Squadrons. |
| , with taxiways and dispersal areas for three | fighter squadrons. |
| It consisted of the 82d, 83d and 84th | Fighter Squadrons. |
| llowed the British in establishing specialist | fighter squadrons. |
| He fought in Polish | Fighter Squadrons: 306, 315, 316. |
| es 2nd highest scoring air ace with the 459th | Fighter Squardron, 80th Fighter Group during the Chin |
| hool derives its name from the Indian Freedom | Fighter Sri Lokmanya Balgangadhar Tilak(1856-1920). |
| He is a southpaw | fighter standing at 175 centimetres (69 in), with a r |
| i also planned to shoot a film called Shaolin | Fighter starring Jet Li and Li Bingbing during the se |
| e Producer of the critically claimed film The | Fighter starring Mark Wahlberg and Christian Bale. |
| On 9 April, a crash-landing | fighter started a raging fire among the strike-loaded |
| l Air Force and it re-opened as a much larger | fighter station in 1928. |
| The base had close links with local | fighter station RAF Matlaske. |
| originally planned as a Royal Air Force night | fighter station to protect Liverpool and Manchester f |
| Opened on September 15, 1941 as an RAF | fighter station, Spitfires and Hurricanes were based |
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