What does VMF stand for?

Marine Fighter Squadron (US Marine Corps)

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Gise's marine fighter squadron VMF-124 discovered it had already been assigned a mission.

The Corsair's genius: after a troubled start, the Vought F4U proved ...

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Production F8U-1s began reaching operational units in March 1957 and equipped nine Navy and Marine fighter squadrons by the end of the year.

Building a better Navy jet: faced with an air superiority gap versus ...

On 1 April 1949, Marine Fighting Squadron 321 was redesignated Marine Fighter Squadron (still VMF) 321.

VMFA-321 Hell's Angels deactivate

Combined with Marine Fighter Squadron 214 intelligence officer Frank Walton's 1986 squadron biography, Once They Were Eagles, we now have a detailed picture of one of America's most colorful combat aviators and the squadron he led.

Professional reading

The flagpole flying the globe and anchor were contributed by Humphreys, once assigned to Marine Fighter Squadron (VMF) 235, and Don Macaulay, formerly of VMF-232.

Marine air beginnings. (Flightbag)