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To name a few:
F-104 Starfighter Squadrons-435th, 436th, and 476th Tactical Fighter Squadrons. Starfighters flew over 5,000 combat sorties during the Vietnam War, including "tactical bombing" (one 750lb bomb under each wing). 14 F104s were lost in the war.
F-100 Super Sabre Squadrons-One of the few, if not ONLY US Air Force Reserve/Air National Guard units to fight in Vietnam: 120th Tactical Fighter Squadron Colorado Air National Guard; 136th TFS New York Air National Guard; 174th TFS Iowa Air National Guard; and the 188th TFS New Mexico Air National Guard. These four Air National Guard Super Sabre Squadrons flew over 24,000 combat sorties during the Vietnam War, and fired over 4 million rounds of 20mm cannon during their strafing missions. Over 240 F-100s were lost in the war. The Super Sabre was the longest serving US jet to fight in the war; from 1961 until 1971.
What else can I help you with?
American military operation in 1965 to stop North Vietnamese support for the Vietcong?
The American military operation in 1965 was known as Operation Rolling Thunder. It aimed to disrupt North Vietnamese supply routes and military infrastructure in order to stop their support for the Vietcong, a communist group fighting in South Vietnam. Despite extensive bombing campaigns, the operation did not achieve its objectives and ultimately escalated the conflict.
What was the strategic aim of operating rolling thunder?
ORT was a frequently interrupted bombing campaign designed to force Ho Chi Minh to stop trying to take over South Vietnam.
What was the most important battle in the Vietnam war?
Ia Drang validated the M16 jungle rifle/air mobile infantry/and taught both the US Army and North Viet Army what it would be like to fight each other; as this was the first large battle between the armies of Washington (United States) and Hanoi (North Vietnam). Operation Rolling Thunder taught the US Air Force and US Navy (air units) how to fight in jet aerial combat again...with super sonic jets and 20mm cannons in addition to air to air missiles. TOP GUN (USN) & RED FLAG (USAF) were created as a result of Rolling Thunder.
What is the operation of a piston?
It transfers force from the expanding gas in the cylinder to the crankshaft via a piston rod.
What is the squadrom 303 well known for?
Squadron 303 is the name given to one of 16 Polish fighter squadrons that fought for the Royal Air Force duing WWII. They were well know for being the highest scoring RAFsquadron in the Battle of Britain.
What was the purpose of operation rolling thunder?
To use aerial bombardments to force the communists to quit their struggle against South Vietnam.
American military operation in 1965 to stop North Vietnamese support for the Vietcong?
The American military operation in 1965 was known as Operation Rolling Thunder. It aimed to disrupt North Vietnamese supply routes and military infrastructure in order to stop their support for the Vietcong, a communist group fighting in South Vietnam. Despite extensive bombing campaigns, the operation did not achieve its objectives and ultimately escalated the conflict.
When was Thunder Force AC created?
Thunder Force AC was created in 1990.
When did Thunder Force AC happen?
Thunder Force AC happened in 1990.
When did Thunder Force II happen?
Thunder Force II happened in 1988.
When did Thunder Force IV happen?
Thunder Force IV happened in 1992.
When was Thunder Force VI created?
Thunder Force VI was created in 2008.
When did Thunder Force VI happen?
Thunder Force VI happened in 2008.
When did Thunder Force V happen?
Thunder Force V happened in 1997.
When did Thunder Force III happen?
Thunder Force III happened in 1990.
Which squadrons form a maintenance group?
Aircraft maintenance squadrons typically form a maintenance group in the U.S. Air Force. These squadrons are responsible for maintaining and repairing aircraft, as well as supporting equipment and facilities to ensure the operational readiness of the aircraft.
When was Thunder Force II created?
Thunder Force II was created in 1988-11.
