After achieving independence in 1960 the Faidem's ( Force Aerienne Islamique de Mauritanie ) was supplied equipment by France, such as C-47s and MH. 1521 Broussards, which was later replaced by the Britten-Norman BN-2A Defender between 1976 – 78 and had operated as a transport and observation squadron in the Western Sahara War.

Austria, a landlocked country, today has no navy ; in the period 1958 to 2006 however the Austrian army operated a naval squadron of patrol boats on the River Danube.

After the battle, the squadron operated as two groups.

The Bell 47 introduced the helicopter to the RNZAF and the Bell UH-1 Iroquois of 3 Squadron went to the Sinai and East Timor, while Westland Wasp and Kaman SH-2 Seasprite helicopters were also operated by the squadron.

The cruiser squadron operated from British facilities in Hong Kong which were far from satisfactory as the German ships always took second place for available docks.

To extend the route from Gibraltar to Malta the squadron also operated the Armstrong Whitworth Albemarle.

This squadron officially moved to RAF Aldergrove on 4 August 2008 from RAF Odiham and operated three Defender AL1s, serial numbers ZG995, ZG996 and ZG998, two Defender AL2s ( ZG997 and ZH001 ), and a Defender T3 training variant ( ZH004 ).

As preparations for the invasion of Guadalcanal increased, the squadron operated a detachment at Espiritu Santo until the arrival of VMO-251 ensured that the island was provided with adequate aerial defense.

The squadron was deployed to Kirkuk in July 1922, where it operated against a Kurdish rebellion and Turkish infiltration, and helping to evacuate forces allied to the British from the city of Sulaymaniyah in September 1922.

The squadron, along with its sister 23 Squadron, have operated the Sentry over Bosnia, Kosovo, Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya.

The squadron operated the Vickers VC10 C. 1 from RAF Brize Norton, Oxfordshire.

The squadron operated the Tornado F3 until 2005 when it was disbanded.

The squadron operated the twin seat Panavia Tornado F3 from RAF Leeming between August 1988 and October 2005.

During the early part of World War II, the squadron operated in the army co-operation role with Westland Lysanders from Palestine, but detached aircraft to the Western Desert until 1941 when Hawker Hurricanes were on strength.

In 1956, after a brief period back in Iraq the squadron moved the De Havilland Venoms it then operated back to RAF Akrotiri, Cyprus and attacked Egyptian airfields from here during the Suez Crisis.

From 1967 to 1972, part of VA-725-cum-VA-209 also operated as the Air Barons, a Naval Air Reserve precision flight demonstration team that augmented the U. S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron, the Blue Angels, and the U. S. Air Force's demonstration squadron, the Thunderbirds, at air show locations other than those where the Blue Angels or Thunderbirds were performing on a given weekend during the air show season.

Its primary operational squadron was the 72d Reconnaissance Squadron, which had been had been assigned to the group from Ladd AFB, Alaska Territory where it had operated RB-29 Superfortress for several years.

The squadron operated a OTH-B Transmitter site at Christmas Valley AFS, Oregon, and a receiver site at Tule Lake AFS, California.

The school, as a grammar school, operated a squadron of the Combined Cadet Force ( CCF ), incorporating basic, army, navy, and air cadets ( including a training glider ).

They operated the Sikorsky HO3S-1 and the Piasecki HRP-1 and saw their first test of capabilities in May of that year when five squadron aircraft transported 66 Marines from the deck of the to Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.

In addition to the main facility at NAS Fallon, the squadron also operated a remote AN / FPS-14 Gap Filler site:

Till 2 April 2008 the squadron operated the

While it was based for a long period at AFB Waterkloof, Pretoria, due to ongoing runway and taxiway repairs at that base, the squadron operated temporarily for a period out of Johannesburg International Airport.

In March 1935, nearly twenty years after it was first raised as a single seat fighter squadron, the squadron received two seater Hawker Demons, which it operated until 1938.

At the new SAGE radar site, the squadron used an AN / FPS-35 search radar that replaced the AN / MPS-7 set in 1963.

To provide an echelon capability, the MASS squadron also operated and maintained the AN / UYQ-3 air / mobile DASC.

A U. S. Marine Corps F / A-18 Hornet squadron will be the first forward-deployed unit with the AGM-88E.

The Army is 15, 000 strong, according to the IISS, with six military regions, two camel corps battalions, one battalion of T-54 / 55 battle tanks, one armoured reconnaissance squadron, eight garrison infantry battalions, seven motorised infantry battalions, one commando / para battalion, 3 artillery battalions, 4 air defence batteries, one engineer company, and one guard battalion.

the unit, known as squadron 1 / 30, flies Dassault Mirage F1 CT planes.

Captain Hiller leads a squadron of F / A-18 Hornets on a sortie against one of the spaceships.

It includes 1 armoured squadron, 3 infantry battalions, 1 commando / airborne battalion, 1 artillery battery, and 1 engineer battalion.

The 23rd TASS became the Air Force's first O / A-10 squadron in 1988, providing heavily armed airborne forward air control ( FAC ) capability for the first time.

The squadron became one of the premier RFC / RAF fighter units in 1918 and by the end of the war Douglas had been awarded a Military Cross and a Distinguished Flying Cross.

* Warminster: Training / Demonstration squadron ( 1RTR )

A full list of the aircraft the Red Baron was credited with shooting down was published as early as 1958 — with documented RFC / RAF squadron details, aircraft serial numbers, and the identities of Allied airmen killed or captured — 73 of the 80 are listed as matching recorded British losses.

With two F-15C / D squadrons and an air control squadron, the wing ’ s mission was to deploy worldwide and provide air superiority and air control.

Members assigned to the 347 RQG are responsible for training / readiness of 1, 100 personnel, including a pararescue squadron, two flying squadrons ( HC-130 and HH-60 ) and an operations support squadron.

Ibrahim tried again on the night of 3 / 4 October, this time leading the squadron in person.

In October 1971, the 522d TFS received both F-111A and F-111Es, although the last F-100D from the squadron did not depart until 19 July 1972 ; the 524th TFS began receiving their first F-111A / E on 19 July 1972 as well.

The squadron was a hybrid of USAF and RSAF F-16 C / D manned by USAF instructor pilots, Singaporean pilots and combined RSAF and USAF teams of maintenance and support personnel.

In January 1942, Clive Caldwell – the highest-scoring Australian ace of the war – became the first BCATP / EATS graduate to command a RAF squadron ( 112 Sqn ).

Designed primarily as a Source Data Automation ( SDA ) device for the enhancement of input into ' Class I ' logistics and personnel computer systems, the ADPE-FMF Series / 1 provided the power of a minicomputer to the battalion / squadron commander.

During World War II, its airfield was the base of one of the most famous Luftwaffe Night Fighter squadron, NJG1, with units II / NJG1 and IV / NJG1 operating Junkers Ju88 and Heinkel He219 aircraft from here in 1944.

Reconnaissance flights are also reported of Douglas AD-5Ws of VFP-62 and / or VAW-12 squadron from USS Essex or another carrier, such as USS Shangri-La that was part of the task force assembled off the Cayman Islands.

In March 1508, a combined Gujarati / Egyptian force surprised a Portuguese squadron at Chaul, and only two Portuguese ships escaped.

Marine Fighter Training Squadron 401 ( VMFT-401 ) is a Marine Air Reserve squadron also based at MCAS Yuma, containing both active duty and Selected Marine Corps Reservists, providing aerial adversary / aggressor services and dissimilar air combat training ( DACT ) for all US military services and selected NATO, Allied and Coalition partners.

: I / C, squadron in Akrotiri and Dhekelia,