- the term "
squadron" for non-
flying ground units (e.g.
radar squadrons,
missile squadrons, air
defense squadrons,
aircraft maintenance squadrons, security...
- were appointed,
aircraft were ordered, the site of a
flying school was
chosen and the
first squadron was
officially raised. On 7
March 1913, the government...
- in Asia, the
Flying Tigers were
divided into
three squadrons: 1st
Squadron ("Adam & Eves"); 2nd
Squadron ("Panda Bears") and 3rd
Squadron ("****'s Angels")...
-
Squadrons is
sorted by
squadron number with unit emblem, location, command, and
aircraft type.
Flying squadrons means that they are
currently flying or...
-
Flying Squadron may
refer to:
Flying Squadron (1869), a
Royal Navy
squadron Flying Squadron (1870), a
Royal Navy
squadron including HMS
Volage Flying...
- Keio
Flying Squadron (慶応遊撃隊(けいおうゆうげきたい), Keiō Yūgekitai) is a
scrolling shooter video game for the Sega/Mega CD. It was
developed by
Victor Entertainment...
-
combat flying, training,
ground support,
construction and
other components of the Air Service.
After World War I ended, the
majority of
these squadrons were...
-
Force aircraft squadrons. The
Royal Australian Air
Force (RAAF) was
formed in 1921 and
traces its
lineage to the
previous Australian Flying Corps that served...
- see all USAF
squadrons,
regardless of
active or not, as well as non-
flying squadrons, go to the List of
United States Air
Force squadrons.
United States...
- the
squadron was disbanded.
During the war, No. 2
Squadron produced 18
flying aces,
including Francis Ryan Smith, Roy
Cecil Phillipps (the
squadron's highest...
