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Squadron 35 (TACELRON 35) VAQ-35 'Grey Wolves' |
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VAQ-35, nicknamed the Grey Wolves, was a
short-lived Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron of the U.S. Navy.
The squadron was officially established by the CNO on 14 August
1991, but had actually been operating since June. Most of its
equipment and personnel came from the VAQ-142 Grim Watchdogs, a
fleet EA-6B Prowler squadron which had stood down on 1 April. VAQ-35
joined VAQ-33 and VAQ-34, the other electronic aggressor squadrons
of the Fleet Electronic Warfare Support Group in their mission of
providing training for fleet radar operators in countering radar
jamming and deception. The squadron also assisted with electronic
warfare evaluations for R&D, and in developing electronic warfare
tactics and countertactics. When the Navy made a budgetary decision to transfer the electronic aggressor mission to the Navy Reserve, VAQ-35 was destined to have a short life. On 7 October 1993, the squadron was disestablished at NAS Whidbey Island, Washington. In their two years of operation, the Greywolves made over 42 detachments to over 16 locations, including Bermuda, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico. >> see also: VAQ-142 source: wikipedia |
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