Are you asking a question about the South Vietnamese Air Force? If so, their records are most likely destroyed...South Vietnam was conquered by the North Vietnam approximately 35 years ago.
The former North Vietnamese Air Force has existing records, and most of theirs have already been published in English speaking books; such as Osprey's, Squadron Signal, etc. publishing companies. Two such books are titled, "MiG 17 & MiG 19 Units of the Vietnam War", and "MiG21 Units of the Vietnam War." Both are obviously North Vietnamese Air Force units, since the South Viet AF only flew A1 Skyraiders/T28 Trojans/and F5 Freedom Fighters (jets).
Air Combat - 1993 Vietnam Combat from the Cockpit was released on: USA: 1 June 1993
The U.S. airforce did not really engage combat. They dropped of troops and supplies, but did very little bombing and hostile combat.
Yes, Air Force airmen did serve in combat roles at Bien Hoa Air Base in Vietnam. The base was a key location for U.S. air operations during the Vietnam War, housing various aircraft and supporting missions. Airmen were involved in various combat-related activities, including air support, logistics, and maintenance operations, contributing to the overall war effort. Bien Hoa was often targeted by enemy attacks, placing airmen in potentially dangerous situations.
For the US Army; an infantryman making 25 combat air assaults from a helicopter, sometimes referred to as "airmobiles", earned one air medal.
All tanks and jets built to fight the USSR did fight in the Vietnam War and ended up being combat tested and evaluated there. The results of those tests are today's tanks and jets (to include the Top Gun schools of the USN and Air Force; where air to air combat is conducted).
As of October 2021, over 250 Air Force Academy graduates have been killed in combat since the academy's founding in 1954. This number includes those who served in various conflicts, including the Vietnam War, the Gulf War, and the War on Terror. The exact count can fluctuate as new conflicts arise and as records are updated. For the most current statistics, it's advisable to consult official military sources or the Air Force Academy.
60,000 people in the war fought the air force of vietnam.
The US government fought the North Vietnamese government in armed combat with it's Air Force, Navy, Army, and Marine Corps.
Vietnam People's Air Force
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Air Force Combat Action Medal was created on 2007-03-15.
That UAV's by the hundreds were flown over North Vietnam during the war; and North Vietnamese Air Force MiG pilots shot some of them down for "Dog-fighting" (aerial combat) practice. One NVAF MiG pilot has officially petitioned his military records to reflect his shooting down of one of the UAV's as "an air to air victory", thus adding to his aerial kills making him an ACE during the Vietnam War (5 aerial victories minimum, is needed for ACE status).