NAS Jacksonville

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Exhibits - By Primary role
Attack - 'A' 1962-Present
 Vought A-7E (Corsair II) Serial No: 158016  
 Vought A-7E (Corsair II) Serial No: 156789  
Helicopter - 'H' 1962-Present
 Sikorsky SH-3G (Sea King) Serial No: 149695  
Patrol Bomber - 'PB' 1935-1962
 Consolidated PBY-5A (Canso A) Serial No: 46582  
Patrol - 'P' 1923-1962
 Lockheed P2V-5 (Neptune) Serial No: 131410 
Patrol - 'P' 1962-Present
 Lockheed P-3A (Orion) Serial No: 151374  

 

Reviews / Comments by our visitors
 Heller, Paul
 South Daytona, Florida

I went to AE'A' school in 1956 after grad went to BNAS VP-21 from 21 went back to NAS Jax to VP-30 as a plankowner.
02/16/2016 @ 14:24 [ref: 55866]
 Steven C Neunhoffer
 CANYON COUNTRY, California

I was "Heartbroken" to see the P3B's and C's taken to ARMAC! Even though I was a Cement-Headed 18 y.o. at the time. I have Very Good Memories of Serving 3 years at NAS Jacksonville. I was assigned to VP-5 Mad Foxes who were So Gun-Ho we earned the Battle (X2)"E" all the time I was there. Like an Idiot I left the Navy. I should have stayed for at least another four years! I still regret this! It was an Honor to serve Our Country and The United States Navy!
08/07/2013 @ 19:32 [ref: 55499]
 Thomas Phillips
 Livermore, California

Is there an aviation museum at NAS in Jacksonville that is open to the public.
01/26/2009 @ 19:06 [ref: 8641]
 John
 , Florida

I went to Aviation Electrician's Mate "A" school at NAS Jax in 1971. Fond memories.
01/10/2009 @ 09:29 [ref: 8611]
 George Brigham
 Shipley, England,

A great pity that you can only see the aircraft in Jacksonville's Heritage Park from a car park near the gate.
05/08/2008 @ 14:04 [ref: 7471]
 George Brigham
 Shipley,

A great pity that you can only see the aircraft in Jacksonville's Heritage Park from a car park near the gate.
05/08/2008 @ 14:03 [ref: 7470]
 Don Lewis
 Mathis,, Texas

As a rescue aircrewman attached to HC-1 Det 2 onboard the USS Midway stationed in Japan from 1973-1975 I spent many hours in the starboard delta in this very same helo on dispaly here.We also used it extensively during the evacuation of Viet Nam in 1975 and also in assisting recovering abandoned aircraft in Thailand following the downfall.
01/26/2007 @ 03:04 [ref: 5568]
 Don Lewis
 Math8is,, Texas

As a rescue aircrewman attached to HC-1 Det 2 onboard the USS Midway stationed in Japan from 1973-1975 I spent many hours in the starboard delta in this very same helo on dispaly here.We also used it extensively during the evacuation of Viet Nam in 1975 and also in assisting recovering abandoned aircraft in Thailand following the downfall.
01/26/2007 @ 03:03 [ref: 5567]
 Bob Ward
 Montgomery, Alabama

I served in the VC-62 squadron 1953-1955 in the para. rigger section. We had banshee's and cougar jet serving as photo planes. What was the class of these planes; F-8? or what. Thanks, Bob
09/02/2006 @ 10:12 [ref: 5227]
 robert mcguffin
 North royalton, Ohio

I flew corsair August, sept. and oct. 1944 and the traffic pattern was unbelievable. There was accidents every day. Lost one of our eight in our group. The corsairs were Brewster built and no electric start and all bird cages. Lucky to survive that training. Have some early patches Bob
01/16/2006 @ 20:40 [ref: 4716]


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