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Strike Fighter Squadron One Five One (VFA-151) nicknamed the ''Vigilantes'' are a
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fighter squadron stationed at
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, California. The squadron is a part of
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(CVW-9). As part of CVW-9, the squadron's tail code is ''NG'' and its radio callsign is "Ugly".


Squadron insignia and nickname

The squadron's first insignia was approved by CNO on 9 August 1949, and consisted of a blue helmeted knight and a white shield. The squadron also adopted the nickname "''Flashers''" in 1949. The current insignia was approved on 26 May 1955. The squadron changed its nickname to "''Vigilantes''" in 1959, symbolizing the unit's "around-the-clock" vigil of readiness.
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History

Four distinct U.S. Navy squadrons have been designated VF-151. The
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was established, and then disestablished, in 1945. The second was established at VF-153 in 1945 and eventually became
VFA-192 Strike Fighter Squadron 192 (VFA-192), also known as the "World Famous Golden Dragons", are a United States Navy Boeing F/A-18E/F Super Hornet, F/A-18E Super Hornet fighter squadron stationed at NAS Lemoore. Squadron insignia and nickname The ...
. The third squadron was originally established as VF-65 in 1951 and was eventually disestablished as VA-23 in 1970. The fourth squadron to be designated VF-151 was established as VF-23 in 1948, eventually became VFA-151, and is the main subject of this article.


1940s

Strike Fighter Squadron 151 (VFA-151) was originally established as Fighter Squadron 23 (VF-23) at
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,
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on 6 August 1948. The squadron was attached to Air Group Two aboard and flew the F4U-5 Corsair and F6F-5P Hellcat. By April 1949, the squadron flew the F4U-4 Corsair exclusively, embarking with that aircraft for a
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deployment from May–December 1949.


1950s

In August 1950, the squadron moved to
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, California, and then deployed for the first of three cruises in support of the
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. On 15 September 1950, the squadron flew combat missions from in support of the amphibious landings at Inchon, Korea. Upon their return to the US, the squadron relocated to
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in November 1950. The squadron transitioned to the jet age in Jan 1951, flying the straight-wing F9F-2 Panther on their second Korea deployment from . During their third Korean War deployment, while flying from in August 1952, squadron aircraft participated in joint operations with the U.S. Air Force, striking targets in
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and the surrounding area. The squadron transitioned to the F2H-3 Banshee in March 1953 and adopted a new role as an all-weather fighter squadron. In March 1954, the squadron was deployed to the western Pacific aboard USS''Essex'' when the carrier was ordered to operate off the coast of
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during the
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. In December 1956, VF-23 transitioned to the F4D-1 Skyray, and in August and September 1958, the squadron flew sorties from in the
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after the Chinese Communists bombarded Quemoy Island. VF-23 deployed to the WestPac aboard USS ''Hancock'' in 1958 and again 1959. The squadron, now known as the ''Vigilantes'', transitioned to the F3H-2 Demon in January 1959. A month later, the squadron was redesignated Fighter Squadron One Fifty One (VF-151) on 23 February 1959 and assigned to Carrier Air Group 15.


1960s

In July 1961, the squadron moved homeport to
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and made the first of three WestPac deployments aboard . In January 1964, the squadron transitioned to the F-4B Phantom and deployed for its first
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cruise on 7 December 1964. During the eleven month combat deployment, the squadron flew nearly 1500 combat sorties, including support of the 1965
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bombing campaign against military targets in North Vietnam. The squadron returned to Southeast Asia on their second Vietnam deployment in May 1966 aboard . The squadron made its third deployment of the war aboard USS ''Coral Sea'' from July 1967 to April 1968. On 24 October 1967 the squadron's commanding officer, CDR C.R. Gillespie, and his Radar Intercept Officer, LTJG R.C. Clark, were shot down by a surface-to-air missile over North Vietnam. CDR Gillespie became a
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and was not released until May 1973, while LTJG Clark died in captivity.
/sup> In March 1968, USS ''Coral Sea'', with VF-151 embarked, operated on station off the coast of Korea following the capture of by North Korea. The squadron deployed again in September 1968 with Carrier Air Wing Fifteen, Carrier Air Wing 15 (CVW-15) aboard USS ''Coral Sea'' again following a short turn-around period. The squadron made its fifth combat deployment of the war in September 1969 aboard USS ''Coral Sea'' and flew more than 2100 combat sorties, more than any other Navy squadron in FY1970.


1970s

The squadron deployed on its sixth combat cruise of the war in April 1971 with Carrier Air Wing 5 (CVW-5) aboard , flying 1012 combat sorties. In April 1972, the squadron deployed on its seventh and final deployment of the Vietnam War. During this deployment, the squadron spent 205 continuous days in combat flight operations, including support of
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, the bombing campaign designed to disrupt supplies to the North Vietnamese. The squadron's 205 days of continuous combat flight operations was the longest period of combat flight operations in the history of the Vietnam War. From 1965 to 1973, the squadron participated in every major operation of the Vietnam War, made more combat deployments (7) and spent more time on the line (927 days) than any other carrier based unit – including the longest deployment of the Vietnam War (331 days on USS ''Coral Sea'') and the longest line period of the Vietnam War (208 days on USS ''Midway'').
/sup> The squadron returned to San Francisco, California from Vietnam in March 1973 and transitioned to the F-4N. On 11 September 1973, USS ''Midway'' with VF-151 aboard, departed the US for the last time for many years to come. The ship arrived at its new port of
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, Japan and the squadron at its new home of
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, Japan on 5 October. The ship was met by a group of Japanese demonstrators, railing against the home porting of a US "Man-of-War" in Japanese waters.On 1 April 1975, the squadron departed NAF Atsugi and headed for the South China Sea for what would ultimately be called
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, the evacuation of US personnel from
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as the country fell to the North Vietnamese. The ship took aboard Marine helicopters as it passed Okinawa and offloaded them when in the vicinity of
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in the Philippines. The ship then headed for the coast of Vietnam and the squadrons flew Combat Air Patrols as the North Vietnamese moved quickly through South Vietnam. From August to September 1976, the squadron conducted flight operations near the Korean Peninsula following the Axe-murder Incident. In August 1977, the squadron transitioned to the F-4J. In 1978 the squadron was named the top TACAIR squadron in CVW-5 and received the Chief of Naval Operations Safety "S" award. The squadron made three Indian Ocean deployments between 1979 and 1980. During 1979 USS ''Midway'', with VF-151 embarked, deployed to the
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following the outbreak of fighting between North and South
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and the
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. During the 1980 deployment following the Iranian seizure of the American Embassy in
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, USS ''Midway'', with VF- 151 embarked, proceeded to the
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and remained on station until relieved in early February 1980.


1980s

In December 1980, the squadron transitioned to the F-4S. On 24 March 1986, the squadron flew off USS ''Midway'' for the last time as VF-151. This event also marked the end of an era, as it was the last flight of the F-4 Phantom II from the deck of an aircraft carrier. The squadron reported to
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, California for transition to the new
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. VF-151 was one of only two F-4 fighter squadrons to transition to the F/A-18A and be redesignated a strike fighter squadron. The squadron was re-designated Strike Fighter Squadron 151 (VFA-151) on 1 June 1986. In November of that year, the squadron returned to USS ''Midway'' and NAF Atsugi. In September 1988 during the
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in
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,
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, the squadron was embarked on USS ''Midway'' and operating in the
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to demonstrate U.S. support for a peaceful Olympics. In December 1989, USS ''Midway'', with VFA-151 embarked, maintained station off the coast of the
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during an attempted coup in that country.


1990s

VFA-151 deployed aboard USS ''Midway'' in October 1990 in support of
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. Hostilities escalated in Iraq, and on 17 January 1991 the squadron participated in the initial air strikes of
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. During the campaign, the squadron dropped more than 817,000 pounds of ordnance on key targets in Iraq, Kuwait, and the Northern Persian Gulf. In August 1991, the squadron left Japan aboard USS ''Midway'' bound for NS Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on the USS ''Midway''s last underway period. VFA-151 then transferred to
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, and moved to NAS Lemoore, California. In February 1993, the squadron transitioned their aircraft to upgraded Lot 15 F/A-18C Hornets. In May 1993, the squadron embarked on USS ''Constellation'' and travelled from the East Coast around
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South America to her new homeport in San Diego, California. The squadron contributed to the enforcement of "no-fly" zones over southern Iraq during combat-zone WestPac deployments in support of
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in 1994–1995. Additional WESTPAC deployments in support of Operation Southern Watch continued on-board USS ''Constellation'' in 1997 and 1999.


2000s

The squadron was the recipient of Strike Fighter Wing Pacific's Battle "E" award for CY2000 and deployed on USS ''Constellation'' again in 2001. The squadron deployed for its final deployment aboard USS ''Constellation'' in November 2002. Following a successful combat deployment, USS ''Constellation'' was decommissioned in San Diego, California 7 August 2003. VFA-151, along with CVW-2, moved to . In October 2004, the squadron deployed on its first WESTPAC/Surge in support of the US Navy's new Fleet Response Plan. While deployed, the squadron participated in
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, the humanitarian relief effort to assist survivors of the tsunami that struck Southeast Asia on December 26, 2004. Between 24–31 March 2006, during
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2006 exercises, squadrons
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,
VFA-34 Strike Fighter Squadron 34 (VFA-34), also known as the "Blue Blasters", is a United States Navy Boeing F/A-18E/F Super Hornet, F/A-18E Super Hornet strike fighter squadron stationed at Naval Air Station Oceana. They are a part of Carrier Air Win ...
,
VFA-137 Strike Fighter Squadron 137 (VFA-137), also known as the "Kestrels", are a United States Navy F/A-18E Super Hornet strike fighter squadron stationed at Naval Air Station Lemoore, California. Their radio callsign is "''Falcon''". History 1980s ...
, and VFA-151 from CVW-2 teamed with U.S. Air Force aircraft from the
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based at
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to provide combat air patrols and coordinated bombing runs via the exercise's Combined Air Operations Center.In 2008 VFA-151 deployed again on board the USS ''Abraham Lincoln'' in the
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Area of Responsibility (AOR) which upon returning they again received the Battle "E" for the year of 2008.


2010s

The squadron deployed again aboard USS ''Abraham Lincoln'' in support of Operation New Dawn and
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in the Fifth Fleet AOR from October 2010 to March 2011. The squadron was awarded the Battle "E" for the year of 2010 as well as the
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award. In December 2011 the squadron was deployed again in support of
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in the Fifth Fleet AOR for a five-month "surge" deployment. After extending twice, the squadron returned home in August 2012. After five months flying the F/A-18C post-deployment, VFA-151 began transitioning to Lot 35/36 F/A-18E Super Hornets in February 2013. With the transition, the squadron left CVW-2 and moved to
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attached to on 1 June 2013. August 2019 the Squadron lost an F/A-18E Super Hornet flown out of NAS Lemoore, it crashed into the wall of what is known as "Star Wars Canyon", near Naval Air Weapons Station at China Lake. The aviator did not survive.


Awards

The squadron has been awarded the Humanitarian Service Medal, Presidential Unit Citation, eight Armed Forces Expeditionary Medals, four Battle "E" awards, six Safety S's, six Navy Unit Commendations, the Michael J. Estocin award and seven Republic of Vietnam Meritorious Unit Citations.


See also

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List of inactive United States Navy aircraft squadrons Most of the United States Navy aircraft Squadron (aviation), squadrons established since the Navy designated its first aircraft squadrons in 1919 no longer exist, having been "disestablished". Another 40 or so have been "deactivated", currently e ...
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List of United States Navy aircraft squadrons This is a list of active United States Navy aircraft squadrons. ''Deactivated'' or ''disestablished'' squadrons are listed in the list of inactive United States Navy aircraft squadrons. The U.S. Navy uses the term "squadron" only to describe uni ...
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References


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Dictionary of American Naval Aviation Squadrons (VFA-151)
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