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| Fleet Air Arm | |
| Fleet Air Arm: John Moffat | |
| Fleet Air Arm 803 Squadron | |
| Fleet Air Arm (history) (1943) | |
| Royal Navy, | Fleet Air Arm |
| Royal Navy | Fleet Air Arm |
| Royal Australian Navy | Fleet Air Arm (RAN) |
| No. 860 (Dutch) Squadron | Fleet Air Arms |
| The base provided reconnaissance for the North | Fleet Air Arm . |
| Fleet Air Arm Museum, RNAS Yeovilton, Ilchester, Som | |
| In 1940 he joined the | Fleet Air Arm. |
| No. 3 Squadron RAF ( | Fleet Air Arm from 1924) |
| During World War II Lapage saw service as a | Fleet Air Arm pilot in the Pacific. |
| He served in the | Fleet Air Arm from 1942 to 1946. |
| A number of | Fleet Air Arm pilots were captured by the Japanese d |
| Aircraft of the | Fleet Air Arm from Illustrious and Eagle also attack |
| rch 1943, he was given command of the Atlantic | Fleet Air Force. |
| This aircraft is now on display at the | Fleet Air Arm Museum, Yeovilton painted as B6401. |
| He served in the | Fleet Air Arm during the Second World War. |
| The Wyvern was in service with the | Fleet Air Arm from 1954 to 1958. |
| The Squadrons of the | Fleet Air Arm, Air-Britain, Tonbridge, 1994, ISBN 0 |
| I./KG 54 struck at the | Fleet Air Arm (FAA) base at Gosport. |
| Royal Navy | Fleet Air Arm received nine aircraft for test purpos |
| 803 Naval Air Squadron was a Royal Navy | Fleet Air Arm squadron. |
| 817 Squadron is a Royal Australian Navy | Fleet Air Arm squadron. |
| In 1937 the | Fleet Air Arm was handed back to the Navy from the A |
| ere organised as 700 Naval Air Squadron of the | Fleet Air Arm. |
| It was used by the Royal Air Force and the | Fleet Air Arm. |
| Identified as a base for the Royal Navy's | Fleet Air Arm of the British Pacific Fleet on 5 Febr |
| er gain was the opportunity for Royal Navy and | Fleet Air Arm crews to work with United States perso |
| By 1939 the | Fleet Air Arm (now under Royal Navy control) had 13 |
| The RAF and the | Fleet Air Arm (FAA) lost at least 27 aircraft; the J |
| It was introduced to the | Fleet Air Arm as a replacement for the Fairey Swordf |
| University and had a wartime commission in the | Fleet Air Arm. |
| It was in them that the | Fleet Air Arm developed the combat tactics used in t |
| He served in the Royal Navy's | Fleet Air Arm and was a lecturer for the National Co |
| 808 Naval Air Squadron was a Royal Navy | Fleet Air Arm carrier based squadron formed in July |
| loatplane designed and built by Fairey for the | Fleet Air Arm. |
| signed to Navy Patrol Bomber Squadron VPB-103, | Fleet Air Wing 7 at Dunkeswell and were redesignated |
| On attachment to the | Fleet Air Arm of the Royal Air Force (all naval avia |
| The Italian Air Force lost 21 aircraft to RN | Fleet Air Arm fighters and the AA guns of the Royal |
| however it was deemed as unfit for use in the | Fleet Air Arm and further development was discontinu |
| In 1937 the | Fleet Air Arm was returned to Royal Navy control and |
| ics and Columbia University, and served in the | Fleet Air Arm in World War II. |
| Warriors: A History of the 11th Air Force and | Fleet Air Wing 4. Missoula, Montana: Pictorial Histo |
| ril 1935, training Royal Navy officers for the | Fleet Air Arm. |
| at Constantine Harbor, Amchitka, as tender to | Fleet Air Wing Four (FAW-4). |
| ties to allow him to train as a pilot with the | Fleet Air Arm for the defence of Canadian waters. |
| RNAS Burscough (HMS Ringtail) was a former | Fleet Air Arm (FAA) naval air station which was situ |
| tions off the coast of Attu Island for the 4th | Fleet Air Wing until 1 February. |
| Y and technical training establishment for RAN | Fleet Air Arm. |
| e a training establishment for officers of the | Fleet Air Arm and an overflow for the Royal Navy bar |
| Supermarine Seafire of 807 Naval Air Squadron | Fleet Air Arm flying above HMS Royalist during a tra |
| and estate agent before attempting to join the | Fleet Air Arm on his 18th birthday. |
| t was otherwise known HMS Nightjar is a former | Fleet Air Arm airfield near the village of Inskip, L |
| ica Fairey Flycatcher, which is now on show at | Fleet Air Arm Museum. |
| New Zealand Navy and served in the Royal Navy | Fleet Air Arm as a Cadet (1943-45). |
| The EP-3 (BuNo 156511), assigned to | Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron One (VQ-1, "World |
| sunk on 9 May 1982 by the Sea Harriers of the | Fleet Air Arm, and Rupp was the only one killed. |
| k Royal's) stands guard at the entrance to the | Fleet Air Arm Museum in Yeovilton. |
| er-borne fighter aircraft that served with the | Fleet Air Arm (FAA) during the Second World War. |
| 817 Squadron was first formed as a Royal Navy | Fleet Air Arm squadron in 1941, operating Fairey Alb |
| yal Netherlands Navy and served as elements of | Fleet Air Arm 860 Naval Air Squadron (Dutch). |
| ent and training of officers for the expanding | Fleet Air Arm. |
| st in the Battle of Britain and later with the | Fleet Air Arm. |
| during World War II as a training base for the | Fleet Air Arm, who commissioned it as HMS Dipper. |
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