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his wing for the approach back to the ship. They shot a teardrop pattern directly over the carrier and had turned inbound to the vessel on its course when both simultaneously disappeared from radar screens. None of the aircrew attempted to eject and there were no radio transmissions made from either jet. It was subsequently assumed that both pilots had flown into the water or collided and then hit the water at about the time they would have slowed to extend their flaps, slats, and landing gear." Subsequently, in a search attempt, an H-3 'Angel',
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with an AN/APA-17 Direction finder. Early challenges for the squadron included fielding various models of the
Skyraider and not having a training pipeline for the ECM operators. The squadron flew their first combat mission on 18 September 1952, but flew very sparingly in their first few months due
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in 1955 leaving their old aircraft in Japan along the way. In Hawaii they picked up AD-5Ns and AD-5Ws with the Guppy Radar. During their time in Hawaii the squadron lost three aircraft during training with the loss of four
Marines. In July 1958 they moved to
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Vietnam having flown over 25,000 sorties with four different aircraft types (EF-10B, RF-8A, EA-6A, RF-4B), the last 11,297 hours accident free. In addition, over 1000 RF-8A sorties were flown during 1964-65 from
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standards, as there was no point of reference in the dark, and at high power flies straight into the water. Three of four crewmen, Lt (jg)s
William J. Bates and George A. Wildridge and ADJ1 Richard H. Hall, are lost. This was the last USMC EA-6A
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VMCJ-1 was commissioned on 31 July 1958, at Marine Corps Air
Station El Toro. This newly formed squadron was the result of a merger between VMJ-1 and VMC-1. It was the last of the VMCJs to commission and the squadron initially flew the
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Vietnam in April 1965. The squadron provided
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Vietnam in June 1970.
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History of U.S. Naval Aviation Photography and Photo-Reconnaissance
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were building up forces for a possible invasion of Taiwan.
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suffers six fatalities in night operations this date when
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Military Secretary to the Commandant of the Marine Corps
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Vietnam Meritorious Unit Citation Civil Actions Streamer
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227:(VMJ-1) was commissioned on 25 February 1952, at
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1313:VMCJ-1 Command Chronologies from the Vietnam War
950:Marine Corps Aviation Reconnaissance Association
924:Marine Corps Aviation Reconnaissance Association
898:Marine Corps Aviation Reconnaissance Association
514:(MAG-12). In February 1971, VMCJ-1 was sent to
262:Following the war in 1954 the squadron moved to
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946:"Marine Composite Squadron One (VMC-1) History"
486:to support Task Force 77 operations as part of
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270:to provide aerial reconnaissance over
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850:United States Marine Corps Aviation
708:17 Apr-1 Nov 1965, 18- 23Aug 1965
1858:Color Sergeant of the Marine Corps
1384:Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps
299:Airborne early warning and control
272:Fujian Province, Republic of China
190:aerial photographic reconnaissance
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1432:House Armed Services Committee
1374:Commandant of the Marine Corps
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891:"VMCJ-1 Cruisebook (1974-75)"
624:11 miles (18 km) aft of
510:falling under the command of
502:Post-Vietnam and deactivation
1971:History of women in the USMC
1941:Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima
1732:Chaplain of the Marine Corps
1593:Marine Air-Ground Task Force
1577:Marine Corps Cyber Auxiliary
1561:Marine Corps Systems Command
1509:I Marine Expeditionary Force
531:Naval Air Station Cubi Point
480:Naval Air Station Cubi Point
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389:Distinguished Flying Crosses
1369:Under Secretary of the Navy
295:Marine Composite Squadron 1
268:United States Seventh Fleet
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1041:"VMCJ-1 on the Road Again"
411:EF-10B Skyknight of VMCJ-1
303:electronic countermeasures
237:Marine Aircraft Group 33's
233:1st Marine Aircraft Wing's
194:electronic countermeasures
186:United States Marine Corps
76:United States Marine Corps
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1763:Officer Candidates School
1633:Marine expeditionary unit
1487:Headquarters Marine Corps
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1737:Associated organizations
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789:Vietnam Service Streamer
524:Marine Aircraft Group 15
512:Marine Aircraft Group 12
476:1st Marine Aircraft Wing
276:People's Liberation Army
264:Naval Air Station Atsugi
58:United States of America
41:31 Jul 1958 - 1 Sep 1975
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210:Operation Frequent Wind
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1521:Marine Forces Reserve
1504:Marine Forces Pacific
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1364:Secretary of the Navy
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559:USS Coral Sea (CV-43)
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1848:Acronyms and terms
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1712:Historical Marines
1643:Special Operations
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