Oxford Dictionary defines the word “disestablish” as: dis·es·tab·lish, [disəˈstabliSH] vb. “deprive (an organization, especially a country’s national church) of its official status.” In military aviation, a disestablishment likely means that the squadron’s current operations, staffing, equipment and/or mission has finished its tasks, and that organization is disbanding. It also means that the heritage and accomplishments […]
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The Disestablishment and a Brief History of the VMAQT-1 Banshees
Posted by Ken Kula on May 21st, 2016
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Comments Off on The Disestablishment and a Brief History of the VMAQT-1 Banshees75 Years of History Observed at MCAS Cherry Point
Posted by Ken Kula on May 6th, 2016
Over the last weekend in April 2016, Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, located in the town of Havelock, North Carolina, offered their 75th Anniversary Air Show. Three quarters of a century is a long time, especially since powered flight was initiated fewer than four decades earlier than the base’s beginnings. There were quite a […]
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